Table of Contents, Look at the SOC-320P

	Chapter 1	Important Safety Instructions	2
	Chapter 2	A look at the SOC-320(P)
		Introduction of the SOC-320(P) Camera	5
E		Introduction of the SOC-320(P) Camera	5
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	Chapter 3	Before Installing SOC-320(P)
	Chapter 3	Before Installing SOC-320(P)
		Check the Contents of the Package	6
		Notice for Installation & Operation	7
	Chapter 4	Installing the SOC-320(P)
		Installing the SOC-320(P)	8
	Chapter 5	Specifications for Outer Connector Pin
		Pin arrangement for the SOC-320(P) RJ-45 connector of	11
	Appendix	SOC-320(P) Product Specification
		SOC-320(P) Product SPEC	12

A look at the SOC-320(P)

Introduction of the SOC-320(P) Camera

The SOC-320(P) camera uses the VPP system exclusively manufactured by Samsung
Electronics.
Electronics.		E
It is not compatible with other products and will not in conjunction with them.		E

The camera is easy to install, even for general users, has a built-in microphone, and uses a
Varifocal AI (Auto iris) lens to produce the desired picture.
The Auto Iris has been installed to eliminate the Color Rolling effect, and generates clear pic-
tures without flicker at locations with different power frequencies.
What is Color Rolling?	Non-periodical changes in color (to red, cyan, and yellow,
	etc) due to unstable color temperature. This is caused by
	the repeated flickering of mechanical fluorescent lamps
	corresponding to the power frequency.
Occurrence of Color Rolling.	Color Rolling can occur in environmens with mechanical
	fluorescent lamps, with manual Iris installation, and with
	the shutter speed set at ELC (Electronic Level Control).
What is Flicker?	The Human eye can detect flickering when the contrast
	repeat frequency is low. This effect is called flicker. Flicker
	is serious when the vertical synchronizing frequency dif-
	fers from the ON/OFF frequency of fluorescent light. This
	situation occurs when using an NTSC camera at locations
	where the power frequency is 50Hz and/or when using a
	PAL camera at locations where the power frequency is
	60Hz.
What is FL Mode?	Fixing the shutter speed at 1/100(NTSC) or 1/120(PAL) to
	prevent flicker at locations with different power frequen-
	cies.