Contents | Chapter 1 Introduction |
Chapter 1 | Introduction ........................................................ | 5 |
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Chapter 2 | Special Features ............................................. | 6 |
Chapter 3 | Part Names and Functions ............................... | 7 |
Chapter 4 | Installation .......................................................... | 12 |
| Cautions for Installation and Use ....................... | 13 |
| Connecting Automatic Shutter Lens Connector ........... | 14 |
| Fixing Lens and Adjusting Lens Selection Switch ....... | 15 |
| Adjusting Back Focus ........................................ | 16 |
| Connecting Cables ............................................ | 18 |
Chapter 5 | Camera | 20 |
Appendix | Product Specification ........................................ | 39 |
NOTE: Avoid aiming the camera directly towards extremely bright objects such as the sun, as this may damage the CCD image sensor.
The DAY/NIGHT Camera operates in a color mode in an the illumination over the standard value and otherwise in B/W mode by
deleting the IR Cut function, which contributes to the improvement E of sensitivity so that it is called a low illumination camera which is
able to identify objects in a dark area. Meanwhile, it has incorporated a Sense Up function owing to a low speed shutter and
a field accumulation method to improve its low illumination feature prominently.
[DAY/NIGHT]
It is a function of a color camera to delete the fiter with the IR Cut function in an illumination below the standard value
so that it has a better sensitivity.
The DAY/NIGHT Camera is mostly used in dark places like basement parking lots with a comparatively low illumination. In daytime, it provides a color screen of high density with a horizontal resolution of 480, and, at night, it utilizes the DAY/NIGHT function as well as the Sense Up function to identify objects. In same cases, you may use this camera in relation to the infrared ray emission equipment additionally.
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