GE Security UVD-EVRDNR(-P) Camera User Manual REV 01.
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Content Preface 3 Product description 4 Features 4 User guidelines 4 Components 5 OSD control pad 6 Installation 6 Installation overview 6 Cable connection 7 Camera installation 7 Angle adjustment 7 Focus adjustment 8 Connect the monitor 8 Programming 8 Setup menu 8 Camera identification 9 Light control 10 Manual exposure menu 11 Day/Night control 12 White balance 14 Picture control 14 Focus adjustment 15 Miscellaneous 15 External synchronization 16 Mirror 16 Mask 16 System Time 17 Back default 17 Menu Map
Preface This is the UVD-XP3DNR(-P) Camera. This document includes an overview of the product and detailed instructions explaining: • how to connect the camera; and • how to program the camera; and • how to adjust the camera angle and focus To use this document effectively, you should have the following minimum qualifications: • a basic knowledge of CCTV systems and components; and • a basic knowledge of electrical wiring and low-voltage electrical connections.
Product description The UVD-EVRDNR color video camera uses a digital signal processor (DSP) to process video signals. The video camera includes a microcontroller to provide high-quality images with high-color reproduction and sharp pictures. Features Camera features include: • Super HAD (hole accumulated diode) technology with 410,000 pixels NTSC (470,000 PAL). • Use of LSI (large scale integration) digital processors to produce 540 lines of horizontal resolution.
Components The UVD-EVRDNR cameras consist of the following parts: • The camera assembly (Figure 1 below) • Monitor output cable (Figure 2 below) • Mounting screws, wall anchors, and hex key Use the video output BNC and power jack for normal system operation. Use the monitor output cable for installation and maintenance. Figure 1: Camera assembly Camera body Video monitor output System heater Power jack OSD control pad Video output BNC Figure 2: Monitor output cable 1.
OSD control pad The onscreen display (OSD) control pad (Figure 4) is a five-direction joystick that provides the ability to manually control the camera functions. Table 1 below lists the OSD control pad functions and describes their use. Figure 3: OSD control pad OSD control pad Table 1: OSD control pad functions Pad directions Description Up Moves the cursor upward to select an item. Left Moves the cursor left to select or adjust the parameters of the selected item.
Cable connection To make cable connections, do the following: 1. Connect a coaxial cable from the camera’s BNC connector to a CCTV monitor or video recording device. 2. Connect a 12 VDC or 24 VAC power supply to the power input. The label on the camera gives the following information: Red cable. Power in. Black cable. Power in. White cable. Video out. Black cable. Video ground. Note: For AC24V or DC12V, Black or Red may be used for ground.
Focus adjustment To adjust the camera zoom and focus, see Figure 5 below and do the following: 1. Loosen the zoom ring thumbscrew. 2. Turn the zoom ring to set the desired zoom. 3. Tighten the zoom ring thumbscrew. 4. Loosen the focus ring thumbscrew. 5. Turn the focus ring to set the desired focus. 6. Tighten the focus ring thumbscrew.
Figure 6: Setup menu • To close the Setup menu and return to normal camera operation mode, move the cursor to End at the bottom of the screen and press Enter. Note: If you do not press the OSD control pad for one minute while any setting menu is displayed, all modified data will be stored and the camera will return to normal camera picture mode. • For menu position setting, move the cursor to the K position and press Enter. • To lock the Setup menu, move the cursor to Unlock and press Enter.
5. Move the cursor to the blank character position between “z” and “,”. 6. To delete a character, select the character so that it blinks and either move the cursor to the blank character position between the “z” and “,” or move it to the DEL position and press Enter. 7. Move the cursor to Posi and press Enter,. The camera ID displays on screen (Figure 8 below). Figure 8: Camera ID display 8. Press Up, Down, Right, or Left to move the Camera ID to the desired position. 9.
Figure 10: DC Lens menu Table 2 below describes the menu items in the DC Lens menu. Table 2: DC Lens menu description Menu item Description Iris level Press Left or Right to adjust the level for autoiris lens to control light entering camera (for DC type). Ranging from 0 to 10.. Av:Pk This is the average-to-peak (Av:Pk) setting for AE mode. The default setting is 8:4. Shutspeed Adjust the shutter speed to 1/60 NTSC (1/50 PAL), 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2,000, 1/5000, or 1/10000 sec.
2. To set ME, press Enter when the ME option is displayed. The ME menu appears (Figure 12 below). Figure 12: ME menu 3. Press Up or Down to select an item. 4. Adjust the Shutspeed to 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1,000, 1/2,000, 1/5,000, or 1/10,000 sec. Select a higher value to see movement and a lower value to see clearer images. 5. Adjust the Gain to 05, 13, 22, or 30 dB. 6. Move the cursor to select Return and press Enter to set the manual exposure and return to the previous menu.
5. Move the cursor on the Lux/Delay menu to the Delay time position. Press Left or Right to adjust delay time from 5 to 60 seconds. Figure 14: Lux/Delay menu 6. To set Schedule, press Enter when display Schedule menu (Figure 15 below). 7. Move the cursor on the Schedule menu to the D->N time position. Press Left or Right to set hour from 0-23 and minute from 0 to 59. 8. Move the cursor on the Schedule menu to the N->D time position. Press Left or Right to set hour from 0-23 and minute from 0 to 59. 9.
White balance White balance (WB) tells the camera what the color white looks like. Based on this information, the camera will then display all colors correctly. There are 3 methods to determine the WB: • ATW (auto tracking white balance). The value used depends on the lighting condition selected. It ensures reliable color reproduction when lighting conditions change frequently. • PTL (push-to-lock)) white balance. WB is fixed at the moment the button is pressed. • AWB (autowhite balance).
Figure 17: Picture menu 2. Move the cursor to the Bright position, while observing the color video monitor, waveform monitor, or oscilloscope. Press Left or Right to adjust the brightness level. 3. Move the cursor to the Gamma position. Press Left or Right to adjust gamma correction to one of nine gamma curves. 4. Move the cursor to the Aperture position. Press Left or Right to adjust aperture correction in the range 00 to 09 or automatic.
Figure 18: Misc menu External synchronization To adjust the external synchronization, do the following: 1. Move the cursor to the Ext sync position. 2. Press Left or Right to align the camera synchronization type. 3. When LineLock is selected, press Enter to display the Ext Sync menu. 4. Press Left or Right to align the sync phase. Mirror To adjust the mirror, do the following: 1. Move the cursor to the Mirror position. 2. Press Left or Right to turn the setting on or off.
2. Press Left or Right to select one of eight masks to be displayed onscreen to cover the private areas. 3. Move the cursor to the second line. Press Left or Right to show or hide the mask. 4. Move the cursor to Color type. Press Left or Right to select one of three types of masking color (White, Gray, or Black). 5. Move the cursor to Position and press Enter. Press Up, Down, Left, or Right to change the mask position and press Enter when the desired position is selected. 6.
Menu Map
