SVAT Electronics CLEARVU9 Identify this channel, Ambient light available, Color CCD

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6.TROUBLESHOOTING

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Before contacting technical support, please use follow the troubleshooting tips below for solutions to common problems.

 

- Make sure your TV/monitor is on the correct video input channel. This is NOT channel 3. Common terms for

 

this channel is INPUT, AV CHANNEL, LINE 1, LINE 2 and AUX. Please use your TV or VCR manual to correctly

No picture/signal:

identify this channel.

 

- If your camera is connected to a VCR/DVR, make sure that it is properly connected to your TV/monitor.

 

- Check all connections to make sure they are secure and properly connected.

 

- Check your power supply to ensure that the camera is powered up.

 

 

 

- Make sure your camera is not aimed at direct sunlight.

Picture is too bright:

- Adjust the sunshade by sliding it forwards to block out excess light.

- Make sure nothing is obstructing the CDS sensor on the camera. If the CDS sensor is blocked, night vision

 

 

mode will be active and may produce extra light in your camera’s picture.

 

- Move your camera to another location.

 

 

 

- If using at night, make sure your camera’s subject is no more than 15ft away (may vary based on amount

 

of ambient light available).

Picture is too dark:

- If using during the day, your camera may not be getting enough light. Adjust the sunshade by sliding it

backwards to let in more light.

 

 

- Check the brightness and contrast settings on your TV/monitor

 

- If your camera is connected to a VCR/DVR, check the brightness and contrast settings on the VCR/DVR

 

- Move your camera to another location.

Night Vision is

- The night vision turns on automatically when light levels drop. Try the camera in a pitch black setting. The

not working:

area that it is in may have too much light and may not activate the sensor.

 

 

7. Specifications

OUTDOOR CAMERA

 

 

Camera Type

Bullet

Image Sensor

1/4" Color CCD

Resolution

420 TV Lines

Outdoor Use

Yes

IP Rating

IP65

Focal Length

3.6mm

Focus Type

Fixed

Night Vision

Yes

Number of IR LEDs (and Range)

........................................12, up to 15ft

IR LED Control

Automatic (CDS Sensor)

Min. Illumination

0 lux

IR Wavelength

850nm

Video Output

60ft 4 PIN DIN to RCA (male) Video/Power Wire

TV System

NTSC

Microphone

No

Motion Detection

No

Viewing Angle

60 Degrees

Electronic Shutter

1/60 ~ 1/100000 sec

BLC

No

AGC

Automatic

ELC

Automatic

Line Lock

No

Iris Control

No

White Balance

Automatic

Sun Shield

Yes

IR Cut Filter

No

Housing Material

Anodized Aluminum

Housing Color

Midnight Black

Signal/Noise Ratio

>48dB

Camera Bracket

Yes

Operating Temperature

-14°F ~ 122°F

Operating Humidity

98%

Camera Power Input

DC 12V 300mA

Power Adapter Input

120V 60Hz

LED Power Indicator

No

Dimensions

5.5" x 5" x2.44"

Weight

0.85lbs (with stand)

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Contents 4CH All-In-One 17 LCD-DVR Need Product Warranty Information Svat Canada Svat USATable of Contents Main Menu General MenuArchive Menu Record MenuDVR Networking Guide Specifications Troubleshooting GuideIntroduction What is Included Features Record up to 240 DaysOptional Accessory CVW2 60 ft. camera extension cableLCD DVR Buttons & ConnectionsCCD Color Camera Wiring Things to Consider Before InstallationCamera Installation MountingConnecting USB Devices Connecting Additional Devices to the DVRConnecting a USB Mouse for Onscreen Navigation Connecting 6 PIN DIN Cameras not Included Connecting Additional Monitoring DevicesConnecting Audio Equipped Cameras not Included Archiving Recorded FootageNow you can see Using the Remote Control for Onscreen Navigation Connecting and Powering on Shutting Down To Power OFF the DVR Recording StopsLive Display To Turn OFF the LCD Screen Recording ContinuesMULTI-SCREENS KEY Lock FunctionRecording Modes Locking the ScreenPlayback Mode To Play Back FootageSearching by Time Accessing the Search MenuAdvanced Search Click the Search iconWhen you reach the desired time, press Play Searching by EventGeneral Menu Click the Setup iconMain Menu Click the General buttonDisplay Menu Use the buttons to choose the preferred settingSave your settings when prompted Making Changes to the OSD Onscreen Display MenuMaking Changes to the Monitor Menu Making Changes to the Screen Saver Menu Making Changes to the Camera Title Menu Camera MenuGeneral menu, click the Camera button Changing the Camera Title Making Changes to the Color Setup MenuWhen you have finished making sequence Title, click KeyboardMaking Changes to the PTZ Setup Menu Setting UP the PTZ CameraConfiguring the PTZ Menu Options Controlling the PTZ Camera Through the DVR Click the PTZ icon PTZ Control screen will pop upMaking Changes to the Motion Sensor Menu Adjusting Area Setup You will be prompted to save these changes Sound Menu Making Changes to the Audio MenuTo turn the remote control beep off, click Making Changes to the Buzzer MenuClick the System button System MenuMaking Changes to the DATE/TIME Menu Changes, click in the top right corner of the windowDATE/TIMEnow you can see Making Changes to the Network MenuMaking Changes to the Mail Menu Making Changes to the User Management MenuCan be used to delete letters Adding a NEW UserUse the buttons to turn email notifications on or OFF Editing Existing Users Now you can see Deleting Users When you have completed entering your password, press OKUse the buttons to select your User ID Updating the System Management Menu Changing the System NamePress Start Press OK when prompted Updating the SYSTEM’S FirmwareNow you can see Loading System Data Saving the System DataMaking Changes to the Control Device Menu Making Changes to the HDD Event Menu EVENT/SENSOR MenuClick the EVENT/SENSOR button Making Changes to the Alarm OUT Menu Making Changes to the Alarm Input MenuButtons to enable or disable each alarm Making Changes to the Buzzer OUT Menu Making Changes to the Email Notification Menu Disk Manage Menu Making Changes to the Disk Manage MenuFormatting the DVR’S Hard Drive Click the Start button next to FormatNow you can see Record Menu Click the Record buttonMaking Changes to the Recording Operations Menu Making Changes to the TIMER/MOTION Setup Menu Making Changes to the SIZE/FPS/QUALITY/AUDIO SettingsNow you can see Making Changes to the Activation Menu Click the Activation title at the top of the screenNow you can see Making Changes to the Alarm Setup Menu Archive Menu Archiving Video Footage to AN External USB DeviceFootage is extracted to a temporary area on the hard drive Preparing Your DVR DVR Networking GuideOnce extracted, the footage is copied to CD or USB Connecting the DVR to Your Router Accessing the DVR’S IP InformationConfiguring Settings NET Client Port example WEB Server Port examplePreparing Your Computer Installing the Remote Viewer Software on Your PC Understanding the Remote DVR Viewer Software Button will be grey Controls the alarm outputsIts camera is displayed on screen Only one channel can be listened to at a timeGetting Started Creating a Connection GroupNew group is now created Adjusting Your Display on ScreenEntering the DVR’S Information DVR section you will see 16 drop down buttons with ‘x’Click ADD to save the DVR’s settings Additional Group SettingsAdditional Configuration Local setup window, click the Configuration tabSetting UP & Connecting to the Internet Under Schedule, select Always Connecting VIA a D-LINK Router ExamplePort forwarding is now complete Finding Your External IP Testing Your External IPPress Enter Remote Viewing Software should pop up If SuccessfulIf YOU Cannot Connect Menu and click to connect to your DVRPreparing the DVR Troubleshooting Checklist Networking RequirementsFinding and Testing MY External IP Networking InformationSetting UP a Dynamic DNS Account Forwarding Outside Your NetworkNow you can see Finalizing Setup Configuring the DVR’S Ddns Information Setting UP Your DVR to Send Email Alerts Click Apply and allow the DVR to restartSending a Test Email Understanding the Notification E-MAILSConfiguring Mail Settings Entering SetupMaking Changes to the Record Menu Making Changes to the Camera Menu Making Changes to the Sound Menu Making Changes to the EVENT/SENSOR Menu Making Changes to the System Menu Referring to the Event Viewer for Events and Activity Menus Stop Playback Button Archiving Footage to Your PC Finding Previously Recorded FootagePlaying Back Previous Footage FootageSaving Still Shots Screen Caps to Your PC Archiving screen will pop upSearch Log will pop up Sending a Still Image to Your PrinterSearching the LOG Viewer for Events Press to play the video associated with the eventUsing the Backup Player to View Archived Footage on Your PC Troubleshooting Guide Frame Message Information on adjusting color settings, refer to pg.36Accessing the DVR at a later time But nothing is recordedAs you complete it Verify batteries are installed correctlyCheck all your network connections Internet Connection PortCBCGanz FPS Fully AdjustableGanz ZC-PT Win4net WSD 7425D SaeiloOutdoor Camera CV67 Hi-Res Security Camera What is Included Installation Ambient light available Identify this channelMake sure your camera is not aimed at direct sunlight Backwards to let in more lightDrilling Template 108 109 110 Page Visit US on the WEB

CLEARVU9 specifications

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