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    Color V ideo Camera Instruction Manual Models : L VC-SX703PC/OC/MC L VC-SX703PB/OB/MB Before installing, operating or adjusting this product, please read this instruction booklet carefully and completely . LVC-SX703PC_AA4HEL_ENG_MFL-129 11/7/06 12:05 PM Page 1[...]

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    2 This lightnin g flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral trian gle is intend ed to alert the user to the presence o f uninsulated dan gerous voltag e within the produ ct’s enclosure that m ay be of suffici ent magnitu de to constitute a risk of electri c shock to persons . The ex clamation poin t within an equilateral trian gle is inte[...]

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    3 Impor tant S afety Instructions 1. Read these instructions. - All th ese safety and operatin g instructi ons sh ould be read bef ore th e prod uct is operated . 2. Keep these instructions . - The safety , operat- ing an d use instructi ons sh ould be retain ed for future r eference . 3. Heed all warnings . - All warnings on the pr od- uct an d in[...]

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    4 Impor tant S afety Instructions 9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polar- ized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other . A grounding type plug has two blades and a third gr ounding prong. The wide blade or the third pr ong are pro vided for y our safe- ty . If the provided plug does not fit in[...]

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    5 Contents and F eatures Contents Important Safety In struction s . . . . . . . . . . . .3-4 Conten ts and Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Features Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Caution s for Safe Operati on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 P art Nam es and Functi ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-10 Connecti ons .[...]

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    F eatures Char t 6 Models DA Y/NIGHT WDR DSS P ow er Source L VC-SX703PC Y es Y es Y es AC24V (50Hz) / DC12V L VC-SX703OC Y es No Y es AC24V (50Hz) / DC12V L VC-SX703MC Y es No No AC24V(50Hz) / DC12V L VC-SX703PB Y es Y es Y es AC230V (50Hz) L VC-SX703OB Y es No Y es AC230V (50Hz) L VC-SX703MB Y es No No AC230V (50Hz) This page sh ows the differ en[...]

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    7 Cautions f or Safe Operation P ow er Supply This camer a must always be operated a A C 24V or DC 12V Certified/Listed , class 2 power supply only . Note: Be careful o f AC frequen cy when th e camer a is operated with Lin e lock mode . Handling of the unit Be careful n ot to spill water or other liquids on th e unit. Be caution s not to get combu[...]

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    8 P ar t Names and Functions 12 3 4 1. Lens mount cap The cap is in stalled to protect the len s moun t section. Rem ove the lens m ount cap bef ore installin g a lens (sold separately) . 2. Flange-back adjustment dial 3. Flange-back lock scre w 4. Camera installation br acket The br acket can be fixed at th e top or bottom of th e camera. (pag e 1[...]

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    9 P ar t Names and Functions 5. P ow er input terminal a) AC 24 V or DC 12 V input termin al b) AC 230 V input termin al 6. Video output connector (BNC type) Connect this conn ector to a device su ch as a VCR or monitor with a VIDEO IN conn ector . 7. P ow er indicator Comes on wh en the power to the cam era is on. 8. External Device Connector s RS[...]

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    10 P ar t Names and Functions 91 0 1 1 9. Buttons for menu T o set item s on the MEMU, use the th ese but- tons on th e side pan el. (page 17) 10. ALC Lens Setting Switch DC: When you attach an A uto Iris lens requir- ing th e DC control si gnal, please put this switch in the DC positi on. ELC: When you attach a m anual or fix ed lens , please put [...]

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    11 Connections Basic connection The periph eral devi ces (VCR, monitor , lens , etc.), AC ad aptor and cables are n ot supplied . 1. Connecting the monitor Mak e the vid eo sign al connecti on between the camer a and the m onitor or time lapse VCR. 2. Use a commer cially available AC 24 V adaptor . Connect an A C 24 V power source to the A C 24V in[...]

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    12 Mounting the Lens 1. Remov e the lens mount cap from the camera. 2. Install the auto-iris lens. 2-1. CS mount type lens Carefully ali gn the lens m ount with th e camer a opening, th en turn the lens slowly to in stall it. 2-2. C mount type lens T o allow f or flange- back adjustm ent, in stall the C-moun t adaptor (option) on th e lens m ount, [...]

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    13 Concerning A uto-Iris Lenses DC type auto-iris lens A lens with out driver circuit that oper ates only on a DC power source . In g eneral, this type o f lens is referr ed to as DC type coil lens. (Set the ALC Lens Setting Switch to th e DC position.) VIDEO type auto-iris lens A lens with amplifi er circuit that operates on vi deo sign al and DC [...]

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    14 External De vice Connections RS-485 Connection Connect to an e xternal contr oller of RS-485 f ormat. Alarm Connection Connect an e xternal devi ce such as a buzzer or lamp to the ALARM termin al. When the cam era detects m otion, the alarm output si gnal is suppli ed to the conn ected external d evice . Contact Ratings • Maxim um load current[...]

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    15 Flange-bac k Adjustment The adjustm ent is requir ed only when a len s with- out focus-adjustin g mechanism is moun ted, or when a len s with adjusting mechanism is m ounted and f ocus that is more accur ate is need ed. 1 Loosen the flan ge-back fixing scr ew on the flang e-back adjusting ring. 2. T urn the flan ge-back adjusting rin g to obtain[...]

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    16 Installation of Camera The br acket can be installed to eith er the top o f the cam era as desir ed. Wh en changin g the positi on of th e camera m ountin g brack et, you should always reuse th e screws that have been rem oved. Note: If using a cam era moun ting br acket, select a loca- tion that is str ong enough to bear th e full weigh t of th[...]

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    17 Menu Operation This camer a utilizes an on-screen user MENU. T o set items on th e menu, use th e followin g buttons on the si de panel. Up button: M oves the cursor upwards . Use this button to select an item or adjust the par ame- ters. Down b utton: Moves the cursor d ownwar ds. U se this button to select an item or adjust the param eters. Ri[...]

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    Menu Operation T o Open and Exit the Menu screen Press an d hold down for 2 secon ds or more . The MENU scr een appears on the monitor as sh own below . Check the curr ent settings on th e men u. Press an d hold down for 2 secon ds or more to exit th e menu scr een. 18 MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH CAMERA ID OFF EXPOSURE WHITE BAL PUSH AUTO DA Y/NIGHT AUTO[...]

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    19 L anguage and Camera Identif ication S et tings Language Setting Select a langu age for th e Setup men u and on-scr een display . 1. Select [LANGU AGE] opti on on the [MENU] screen. 2. Press left or ri ght button to select a langu age . Camera Identification Setting Y ou can use th e camera i den tificati on (CAMERA ID) to assign a n um- ber to [...]

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    Exposure S et tings 20 Y ou can set th e exposure opti ons usin g the EXPOSURE m enu. 1. Select [EXPOSURE] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the EXPOSURE m enu appears. 3. T o r eset the [EXPOSURE] settings to f actory setting, select [INI- TIAL SET] option th en press on the [EXPOSURE] men u. 4. T o r eturn to the previ ous [...]

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    21 Exposure S et tings Automatic Gain Contr ol (AGC) setting If the im ages are too d ark, chang e the m aximum [A GC] value to mak e the imag es ligh ter . 1. Select [EXPOSURE] option on th e [MENU] screen then pr ess , , or button. The EXPOSURE menu appears . 2. Use or button to select [AGC MAX] opti on. 3. Use or button to select a mod e . OFF: [...]

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    22 Exposure S et tings Shutter Speed Setting (SHUTTER) Note: When [FLICKERLESS] option is set to [ON] on th e [EXPOSURE] men u, this item is not available . 1. Select [EXPOSURE] option on th e [MENU] screen then pr ess , , or button. The EXPOSURE menu appears . 2. Use or button to select [SHUTTER] option. 3. Use or button to set shutter speed . (AU[...]

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    23 Exposure S et tings Y ou can set th e exposure opti ons usin g the [EXPOSURE] m enu. BLC/WDR Setting Use [BLC/WDR] opti on to set the option s for BLC or WDR cam era. 1. Select [EXPOSURE] option on th e [MENU] screen then pr ess , , or button. The EXPOSURE menu appears . 2. Use or button to select [BLC/WDR] option. 3. Use or button to select a m[...]

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    24 Exposure S et tings USER: Y ou can use the user setting f or BLC level and BLC area. • LEVEL: Select a user BLC level to preven t such a back li ght effect to secure a clear im age . • AREA: Select a user area to pr event su ch a back light effect to secure a clear im age . (BO TT OM, T OP , LEFT , RIGHT , and CEN- TER.) WDR: The WDR cam era[...]

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    25 White Balance S et tings Y ou can set th e white balance option s using th e [WHITE BALANCE] menu . 1. Select [WHITE BAL] opti on on the [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the WHITE B ALANCE men u appears. 3. T o r eset the [WHITE BALANCE] settin gs to factory settin g, select [INITIAL SET] option th en press on the [WHITE BALANCE] menu .[...]

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    26 White Balance S et tings Setting the WB (White Balance) Mode Y ou can select on e of three m odes f or white balance adjustm ent as follows: 1. Select [WHITE BALANCE ] opti on on the [MENU] screen th en press , , or button. The WHITE BALANCE m enu appears . 2. Use or button to select [WB MODE] opti on. 3. Use or button to select one o f three mo[...]

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    27 White Balance S et tings PUSH A UT O: If you select the PUSH A UT O mod e in the WHITE BALANCE m enu, you will be able to set up th e White Balance automati cally using button; press and h old button then release . MANU AL: Y ou can set the white balan ce option s man ually . • RED ADJ: Obtains th e optimum am ount of r ed gain. • BLUE ADJ: [...]

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    28 Da y/Night Set ting It is a fun ction of a color cam era to d elete the filter with th e IR Cut functi on in an illumination below th e stand ard value so that it has a better sensitivity . 1. Select [DA Y/NIGHT] opti on on the [MENU] screen. 2. Use or button to select one o f four mod es for d ay/nigh t functi on. AUT O: Th e camera selects bla[...]

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    29 Motion Detector S et ting (MO TION DET) The m otion detector d etects the m oving objects in th e scene by monitorin g changes in bri ghtn ess level. Y ou can select th e level of sensitivity f or motion d etection. When this cam era is connected to a compatible in tellig ent CCTV system, the cam era tran smits an alarm sign al by multiple xing [...]

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    30 Motion Detector S et ting (MO TION DET) This camer a has an alarm function. Wh en the pi cture chan ges , the intern al switch is closed. • Sensitivity Moti on is detected when th e accumulated value o f chang ed brigh tness level ex ceeds 10% (MEDIUM mod e) of r eferen ce in mor e than one area. • Condition The alarm fun ction perform s aft[...]

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    31 P rivac y Masking Set ting This functi on is aiming at the pr otection o f personal privacy , select- ing a scr een part black not to be displayed in the scr een. This func- tion permits th e control o f the str ength level in 8 levels . Y ou m ay setup the size an d location of th e area. 1. Select [PRIV ACY MASK] option on th e [MENU] screen. [...]

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    Special Menu S et tings 32 This men u lets you adjust and set up EFFECT , D-ZOOM, USER TITLE, TITLE DISP , an d SYNC functi on by yourself in the SPECIAL m enu. 1. Select [SPECIAL] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the SPECIAL m enu appears . 3. Use or to select an option th en use , or button to adjust the opti on. 4. T o r [...]

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    33 Special Menu S et tings Setting the digital effect (EFFECT) Y ou can select th e digital effect. 1. Select [SPECIAL] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the SPECIAL m enu appears . 3. Use or to select [EFFECT] option 4. Use or button to select a digital effect. • [NEGA]: T urn on th e negative effect. • [B/W]: The pi ctu[...]

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    Special Menu S et tings 34 Setting the digital zoom (D-ZOOM) Y ou can select th e digital zoom level. This functi on is not available when th e BLC/WDR option is set to WDR or EFFECT option is set to FREEZE. 1. Select [SPECIAL] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the SPECIAL m enu appears . 3. Use or to select [D-ZOOM] option 4[...]

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    35 Special Menu S et tings Setting the title display The on screen display of cam era’s n ame can be turn ed on or off. 1. Select [SPECIAL] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the SPECIAL m enu appears . 3. Use or to select [TITLE DISP] option 4. Use or button to select [ON] or [OFF]. Set to [ON] and th e camera’s n ame app[...]

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    Special Menu S et tings 36 Synchronization Setting (S YNC) Y ou can select in ternal sync (INT) m ode or lin e-lock (LINE) mod e . The S YNC function is available only with A C power source . 1. Select [SPECIAL] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the SPECIAL m enu appears . 3. Use or to select [SYNC] option. 4. Use or button t[...]

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    37 Special Menu S et tings Setting the Pix Mapping Y ou can impr ove the pictur e quality with this fun ction that compen- sate dam aged pixels . 1. Select [SPECIAL] option on th e [MENU] screen. 2. Press , , or button and the SPECIAL m enu appears . 3. Use or to select [PIX MAPPING] option. 4. Use or button to select [ON] or [OFF]. Caution If you [...]

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    RS-485 P rotocol Data Communication Format • Data Length: 1 Byte (8 Bit) • Start/Stop Bit: 1 BIT • P arity Bit: Non e • Baud r ate: 9,600 bps Format *C.S. = Check Sum • The d ata of total 6 bytes is tr ansmitted from th e extern al RS-485 device to th e camer a. • BYTE 6 : Th e value of Ch eck Sum from ‘BYTE 1 ’ to ‘BYTE 5 ’ . e[...]

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    39 Specif ications T otal/Effectiv e Pixels 470K/440K Pixels Pick-up Device 1/3” Interlin e Color CCD Lens C/CS Moun t Iris DC/ELC/VIDEO Selectable Signal Process Digital Si gnal Process Scanning System 2:1 Interf ace Synchronization Sy stem Intern al/Line Lock Scanning Frequenc y 50 Hz (VD) Resolution 540 Lines S/N Ratio Mor e than 52 dB (AGC Of[...]

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    Specif ications Electric Shutter 1/50 - 1/100,000 (Auto M ode) White Balance A TW/PUSH AUT O/MANU AL Back Light OFF/BLC1/BLC2/USER/WDR Motion Detection: OFF/ON (Area, Sen sitivity) P ow er Consumption Less than 6W Operation T emperature -10ºC - 50ºC (Humi dity: 0%RH - 80%RH) Storage T emperature -20ºC - 60ºC (Humi dity: 0%RH - 85%RH) W eight 25[...]