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Samsung SCC-C9302(F)P manual

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    ANTI-V ANDAL DOME CAMERA SCC-C9302(F)P User’ s Manual êÛÍÓ‚Ó‰ÒÚ‚Ó ÔÓθÁÓ‚‡ÚÂÎfl Instrukcja obs∏ugi E RU PL 00577A-SCC-C9302(F)P-E/R/P 9/30/06 10:54 AM Page 1[...]

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    2 3 Important Safety Instructions Safety Precautions E E 1. Read these instructions. 2. K eep these instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. 4. Follo w all instr uctions. 5. Do not use this apparatus near water . 6. Clean only with dry cloth. 7. Do not bloc k any v entilation openings, Install in accordance with the manuf acturer's instructions. 8.[...]

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    5 E 4 Safety Precautions E 6. Do not place conductive objects (e .g., screwdrivers , coins, and metal things) or containers filled with water on top of the camera. (Serious injur y may result from fire , electrical shock, or falling objects .) 7. Do not install the unit in humid, dusty , or sooty locations. (Doing so may cause fire or electrical sh[...]

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    E 7 E 6 T able of Contents Chapter 1 Over view This chapter briefly introduces the Camera and describes its key f eatures, par t names and functions. Chapter 1 Overview ........................................................................ 7 Introduction ........................................................................ 8 P ar t Names and F[...]

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    E 9 E 8 Intr oduction Part Names and Functions The Anti-V andal Dome Camera is a dome-typed surveillance device that offers the best f eatures of sur veillance f or banks, retail stores, commercial buildings , industrial settings, and etc. It is designed to withstand intentional or accidental impact or vandalism, and is w ater proof , dustproof, an[...]

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    10 11 Part Names and Functions E E ❶ Camera Operation Switches (Setup Switches) The functions of the camera operation s witches change depending on whether the Camera is currently in the usual operation mode (i.e., the setup men u is not showing on the screen) or the setup menu mode. ➻ In the usual operation mode - [UP/DO WN] Directional ke ys:[...]

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    12 13 Before Installation E E Checking the Contents of the P ackage Be sure to check that the f ollowing items are included in the package. Anti-V andal Dome Camera User’ s Guide ALARM & RS485 Cable T est Monitor Output Cable User’s Guide Image Item Name Standard Quantity Use PLASTIC ANCHOR ASSY SCREW MACHINE ASSY SCREW T APPING L WRENCH TE[...]

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    14 15 Before Installation E E Before Installation Installation Example Description of Installation HOLEs - Mak e sure the installation location can suppor t over 5 times (appro x.5.5 kg)the total weight of the ANTI V ANDAL DOME CAMERA (SCC-C9302P). - Be careful not to let the cable be jammed in inappropriate places or to let the insulation cov erin[...]

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    16 17 Preparing Cables E E Installing the Camera The follo wing cables are required to install and use the Camera. P ower Adapter Cable Video Cable The power adapter that plugs into the Camera’ s power input receptacle has the rated v olt- age of DC 12V 600mA or AC 24V 300mA. The cable that connects the video output terminal of the Camera to the [...]

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    18 19 Installing the Camera E E Installing the CAMERA side to a PIPE 1. Pull the power cable and video cab le from the PIPE assembly hole at the bottom of the CAMERA bottom,out through the PIPE assembly hole on the side. 1) Use a coin or slotted driver to turn the CAP BOL T assemb led in the PIPE assembly hole on the side anti-cloc kwise and disass[...]

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    20 21 Installing the Camera E E Installing on the ceiling 1. Carefully read the 'Before Installation' section bef ore star ting installation. - All holes that are not used f or installation must be closed up with the SCREWs provided in y our ACCESSOR Y set as described in the installation HOLE section. 2. Attach the provided TEMPLA TE to [...]

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    22 23 Installing the Camera E E 1. T o connect the ALARM CABLE,disassemble the DOME CO VER. (For more inf or mation on disassembling the DOME CO VER and assemble methods, please refer to 'Installing the CAMERA bottom to a PIPE' in section no . 3.) 2. Disassemble the CAMERA b undle from the CASE. 1) Unscrew the 2 SCREWs anti-cloc kwise. 2)[...]

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    E 25 E 24 Connecting Cables and Checking Operations 1. First connect one end of the BNC cable to the VIDEO OUT . 2. Next, connect the other end of the BNC cab le to the video input ter minal of the monitor . 3. Then, plug in the power adapter . Use a “minus” screwdriver to connect one part of the power adapter consisting of tw o lines to the po[...]

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    E 27 E 26 Structure of the Setup Menu Chapter 3 Setup Menu Over view This chapter looks into the ov erall organization of the setup menus and e xplains their functions. ON.../OFF ALC.../WDR.../MANU ... OFF/1/100 ~ 1/10K/A UTO X2~X160 OFF/LOW/HIGH(A GC) S.SLO W/SLOW/NORM/ F AST/F .F AST(MOTION) A TW1/A TW2/A WC/MANU... MF/ONEAF ... COLOR.../BW .../A[...]

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    28 29 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E E CAMERA ID In the CAMERA ID menu, y ou may designate the CAMERA ID to be displa yed in the monitor connected to a camera. Set the CAMERA ID menu to ON... and press [ENTER] and the CAMERA ID setup submenu will appear . The CAMERA ID may be created b y up to 20 digits by using alphabets, numbers , and some special t[...]

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    30 31 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E E Use [Left, Right] ke y in the LEVEL menu to control the video output le vel(brightness). PRESS THE ENTER BUTT ON. (IRIS/ALC) BLC USER... LEVEL (0) L-----I-----H RET SIZE LOCA TION PRESS THE ENTER BUTT ON. SIZE LOCA TION SIZE LOCA TION WDR WDR(Wide Dynamic Range) enlarges the advantage of a screen, mostly eff ecti[...]

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    32 33 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E E MANU When you press [ENTER] k ey after selecting MANU in the IRIS item, an additional screen appears in which you can set manually opening or closing the IRIS . PRESS THE ENTER BUTT ON. CAMERA ID ON... IRIS MANU... SHUTTER OFF AGC LOW WHITE BAL A TW1... FOCUS MODE ONEAF ALARM SET ... COLOR/BW COLOR... PRIV ACY ON[...]

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    34 35 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E E In the AGC (A utomatic Gain Control) option, you can specify whether to automatically control the GAIN when the obtained video is below a certain level of brightness because it was recorded under insufficient lighting. T o automatically control the GAIN, set the AGC option to LO W or HIGH. Otherwise, set it to OF[...]

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    36 37 E E The FOCUS MODE menu perf orms MF(Manual Focus), and ONEAF(One A uto Focus). - MF : Y ou can manually adjust the focus. - ONEAF : Focusing will take about 5 seconds in ONEAF mode . When turned off, it is same to the MF mode. FOCUS MODE CAMERA ID ON... IRIS ALC... SHUTTER OFF AGC LOW WHITE BAL A TW1 FOCUS MODE ONEAF ALARM SET ... COLOR/BW C[...]

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    38 39 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E E ❖ 1. MOTION detection function oper ates based on the brightness change within the setup region. Therefore , erroneous operation may occur depending on the brightness difference betw een the background and the object that is being taken, or the status of the area setup, etc. ❖ 2. The followings ma y occur in [...]

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    40 41 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E E BW This is the IR Filter OFF mode, b lack-and-white (with the same sensitivity as a blac k-and-white camera). Select BW ... and press [Enter] and the BW submenu will appear . Y ou may determine to sent out BURST signals by ON or OFF setting in this submenu. PRESS THE ENTER BUTT ON. CAMERA ID ON... IRIS ALC... SHU[...]

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    42 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E 43 E This function designates an area that may violate PRIV ACY and hides it when the camera shoots a screen including the area to protect Privacy . Up to 8 PRIV ACY ZONEs are av ailable for setup . After PRIV A CY menu setup , press ENTER to enter the PRIV ACY MAP screen. Now , press UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT k ey to choose[...]

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    45 E 44 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E In SPECIAL menu, you can set the settings related to the VIDEO signals and various additional functions. POSI/NEGA : Output as it is or mirror the video brightness signal. DIS : Digital Image Stabilization. Compensates hand shivering errors. REVERSE : Mirrors video signals vertically . DET AIL : Controls the hori[...]

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    47 E 46 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E ZOOM SPEED : Use [Left, Right] key in the ZOOM SPEED men u to set the speed as follo ws. ZOOM SPEED 1 : About 17Sec. from X 1 to X 12(Slowest) ZOOM SPEED 2 : About 10Sec. from X 1 to X 12(Slow) ZOOM SPEED 3 : About 6Sec. from X 1 to X 12(Fast) ZOOM SPEED 4 : About 3Sec. from X 1 to X 12(Fastest) D-ZOOM : Sets up [...]

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    49 E 48 CAMERA MENU Or ganization E PRESET Select the PRESET menu and press [ENTER] and the PRESET MAP submenu screen will appear . Select the PRESET number and press [ENTER] and the abov e screen will appear. - POSITION SET : Memorizes the position of ZOOM or FOCUS. - PRESET ID : Designates the ID on the basis of the PRESET position as the CAMERA [...]

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    51 E 50 E Unit:mm Unit:mm SCC-C9302P SCC-C9302(F)P 00577A-SCC-C9302(F)P-E/R/P 9/30/06 10:54 AM Page 50[...]

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    53 E ITEM DESCRIPTION Product T ype Anti-V andal Dome Camera P ower Source V oltage AC 24V ± 10% (NTSC:60Hz ± 0.1Hz, P AL:50Hz ± 0.1Hz), DC12V +10% ~ -5% P ower Consumption Approx. 6W Broadcast System NTSC(P AL) Standard Color System Imaging Device 1/4 inch IT S-HAD CCD Effective Pixel NTSC : 768(H) X 494(V) P AL : 752(H) X 582(V) Scanning Metho[...]

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    54 E Product Specifications ITEM DESCRIPTION Back Light Compensation Off/On (Area Setting) Sense Up Off/Auto 2x~160x Digital Zoom Off/On(x10) Motion Detection Off/On (Area/Sensitivity Setting) Video Control POSI/NEGA, MIRROR, Detail Setting Signal Output Composite Video Out : 1.0 Vp-p 75 ohms/BNC Lens Focal length : 3.6 ~ 43.2 mm Aper ture : F1.8(W[...]

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    ELECTRONICS P ar t No . AB68-00577A(00) 00577A-SCC-C9302(F)P-E/R/P 9/30/06 10:54 AM Page 56[...]