CV350-10X - Sicherheitskamera Marshall Electronics - Kostenlose Bedienungsanleitung

Produktart	Sicherheitskamera (Full-HD)
Modell	Marshall Electronics CV350-10X (auch CV350-10XB)
Optischer Zoom	10-fach (10X)
Autofokus	Ja (Auto, Manuell, Push)
Auflösung	Full-HD (1080p) – umschaltbar zwischen 1080p25/30, 1080i50/60, 720p50/60, 1080p50/60 (CV350-10X) bzw. 1080p29.97, 1080i59.94, 1080p59.94, 720p59.94 (CV350-10XB)
Objektiv	Integriert, 10-fach optischer Zoom
Weißabgleich-Modi	AWB, ATW, Push, Innen, Außen, Manuell (Blau/Rot einstellbar)
Belichtungssteuerung	Auto, Manuell, Blendenpriorität, Verschlusspriorität, Helligkeit
Tag/Nacht-Umschaltung	Auto, Tag, Nacht, Extern (ICR)
WDR/BLC	WDR (Stufe 1–4), BLC, Spot (einstellbare Gr��ße und Position)
Defog (Nebelentfernung)	Auto, Manuell (Verstärkung Mittel/Hoch)
3D-DNR (Rauschunterdrückung)	Aus, Niedrig, Mittel, Hoch
Bewegungserkennung	Ja (einstellbare Größe, Empfindlichkeit und Maskenbereich)
Privatsphären-Maskierung	Ja (bis zu 32 Masken? – im Menü einstellbar)
OSD-Menü	Ja (Sprachen: Englisch, Chinesisch, Französisch, Deutsch, Spanisch, Portugiesisch, Russisch)
Steuerung	RS-485 (Baudrate 2400–115200), Kameraadresse 1–255
Zoom-Geschwindigkeit	Einstellbar 0–7 (langsam–schnell)
Bildkorrekturen	Farbton, Schärfe, Bildspiegelung, Gamma
Reinigung	Objektiv mit weichem, trockenem Tuch reinigen
Abmessungen	Nicht in der Anleitung angegeben – typisch für PTZ-Kameras
Stromversorgung	Nicht in der Anleitung angegeben – vermutlich 12V DC oder PoE

Häufig gestellte Fragen - CV350-10X Marshall Electronics

Wie stelle ich den Fokus manuell ein?

Gehen Sie im Menü zu FOCUS CONTROL und wählen Sie MANUAL. Verwenden Sie dann die Tasten links/rechts, um die Schärfe anzupassen. Alternativ können Sie den PUSH-Modus nutzen, der nur bei Zoomänderung automatisch fokussiert.

Wie aktiviere ich den Tag/Nacht-Modus?

Navigieren Sie zu IMAGE CONTROL und wählen Sie DAY/NIGHT. Sie können zwischen AUTO (automatische Umschaltung), DAY (immer Farbmodus), NIGHT (immer Schwarzweiß) und EXT (externe Steuerung) wählen.

Wie setze ich die Kamera auf Werkseinstellungen zurück?

Gehen Sie im Hauptmenü zu RESET und bestätigen Sie mit SET. Alle Einstellungen werden auf die Standardwerte zurückgesetzt.

Wie kann ich die Belichtung manuell anpassen?

Im Menü AE CONTROL können Sie den Modus auf MANUAL stellen. Dann können Sie Blende (IRIS), Verstärkung (AGC LIMIT) und Verschlusszeit (SHUTTER) manuell einstellen.

Wie verwende ich die WDR-Funktion?

Wählen Sie im Menü BACK LIGHT die Option WDR/BLC und stellen Sie WDR auf ON. Sie können die WDR-Stufe (1–4) einstellen, um helle und dunkle Bildbereiche auszugleichen.

Wie kann ich Bewegungen erkennen?

Gehen Sie zu IMAGE CONTROL und wählen Sie MOTION. Sie können die Detektionsgröße, Empfindlichkeit und einen Maskenbereich definieren. Das Alarmsignal wird über den MD OUT-Port ausgegeben.

Wie blende ich einen Bereich aus (Privatsphären-Maske)?

Navigieren Sie zu DISPLAY CONTROL und wählen Sie PRIVACY. Sie können Masken aktivieren, deren Farbe, Größe und Position einstellen. Mehrere Masken sind möglich.

Wie wähle ich die Sprache des OSD-Menüs?

Im Menü DISPLAY CONTROL finden Sie die Option LANGUAGE. Wählen Sie mit den Pfeiltasten Deutsch, Englisch oder eine andere verfügbare Sprache aus.

Wie reinige ich die Kamera richtig?

Verwenden Sie ein weiches, trockenes und nicht scheuerndes Tuch oder ein handelsübliches Linsenreinigungsset. Entfernen Sie Staub und Schmutz vorsichtig von der Glasfläche vor dem Objektiv.

Was tun, wenn das Bild flackert?

Aktivieren Sie die Funktion FLICKERLESS im Menü AE CONTROL. Diese passt die Verschlusszeit an die Frequenz der Raumbeleuchtung an (50/60 Hz) und reduziert Flackern.

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG CV350-10X Marshall Electronics

Marshall

CV350-10XB/10X Operation Manual

Compact 10X Autofocus Camera (Full-HD)

Black Marshall camera lens with visible lens and hexagonal frame (no text or symbols on body)

Please read this guide carefully before installing and using the camera. Please retain this guide for reference.

MENU STRUCTURE

WBCONTROL	AWB
	ATW
	PUSH
	INDOOR
	OUTDOOR
	MANUAL BLUE: 0~31, RED:0~31
AECONTROL(EXPOSURE)	INDOOR, OUTDOOR
	Mode	AUTO
		MANUAL
		SHUTTER PRIORITY
		IRIS PRIORITY
		BRIGHT
	BRIGHTNESS MANUAL	BRIGHT (0~31), 0~20
	IRIS AUTO, MANUAL, 0~20
	AGC LIMIT 0~20
	SHUTTER AUTO, MANUAL, 1/1~30K
	DSS(SENS-UP) MANUAL, OFF~1/1
	FLICKERLESS OFF, ON
FOCUSCONTROL	FOCUS MODE	AUTO
		MANUAL
		PUSH
	ZOOM SPEED 0~7
	TELE LIMIT X3~X120
	WIDE LIMIT X1~X9
	FAR END INFINITY, 2, 3, 5, 10M
	NEAR END 30CM, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 5, 10M
	LENS INITIAL OFF, AUTO, ONE PUSH
	USER PRESET
BACK LIGHT	WDR/BLC	WDR
		BLC
		SPOT
	ACE GAIN
	ECLIPSE	LEVEL
		COLOR

MENU STRUCTURE

IMAGECONTROL	AUTO	D/N LEVEL
		MARGIN
		DWELL TIME
		NIGHT BURST
	DAY
	NIGHT NIGHT BURST
	EXT	D/N LEVEL
		DWELL TIME
		NIGHT BURST
	COLOR LEVEL 0~20
	SHARPNESS 0~20
	IMAGE FLIP
	DEFOG AUTO, MANUAL
	3D-DNR OFF, LOW, MIDDLE, HIGH
	MOTION
	SHADING
	GAMMA
	RESOLUTION
DISPLAYCONTROL	USER TITLE
	ZOOM MAGNIFICATION
	PRIVACY
	ADDRESS 01~255
	ADDRESS DISPLAY OFF, ON
	BAUDRATE
	LANGUAGE
	DEFECT ADJ
	VER.
RESET
EXIT

Zoom/Focus & OSD Button

graph TD
    A["1"] --> B["2"]
    B --> C["3"]
    C --> D["4"]
    D --> E["5"]
    E --> F["6"]
    F --> G["7"]
    G --> H["8"]
    H --> I["9"]
    I --> J["10"]

MENU On, One Push AF Key

Menu On: Press and hold menu key for 2 seconds to display menu.

Menu Mode: To select data or exit from menu, press menu key.

One Push AF: To adjust focus position, press and release menu key when One Push AF mode is enabled.

Focus NEAR: Press and hold right key for continuous optical focus near.

MENU: To change menu parameter, press right key while menu is displayed.

Focus Far: Press and hold left key for continuous optical focus far.

MENU: To change menu parameter, press left key while menu is displayed.

Zoom TELE: Press and hold up key for continuous optical zoom in (Tele).

MENU: To move up menu item, press up key while menu is displayed.

Zoom WIDE: Press and hold down key for continuous optical zoom out (Wide).

MENU: To move down menu item, press down key while menu is displayed.

Press SET button to access the MAIN MENU.

Use the UP & DOWN buttons to select the desired item.

MAIN MENU

→ WB CONTROL

AE CONTROL

FOCUS CONTROL

BACK LIGHT

IMAGE CONTROL

DISPLAY CONTROL

RESET

EXIT

ATW

INDOOR

SAVE

Use the LEFT & RIGHT buttons to change the sub-item.

Icon indicates "Press OSD Button" or "Enter Sub Menu".

Select WB CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can change between AWB, ATW, PUSH, INDOOR, OUTDOOR, and MANUAL using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ AWB: Controls the automatic adjustment of the light source's color temperature to 3,000°K \~ 8,000°K.
■ ATW: Continuously adjusts camera color balance in accordance with any change in color temperature. Compensates for color temperature changes within the range of 1,900°K to 11,000°K.
■ PUSH: Color temperature will be manually adjusted by pushing the OSD button. Place the white paper in front of the camera when OSD button is pressed to obtain the optimum result.
■ INDOOR: Select this when the color temperature is between 4,500°K and 8,500°K.
■ OUTDOOR: Select this when the color temperature is between 1,700°K and 11,000°K (Ex. Sodium light inclusion)
■ MANUAL: Select this to fine-tune White Balance manually.

You can adjust the blue and red tone level manually.

■ BLUE: Adjust the blue tone of the image. (0\~31)
■ RED: Adjust the red tone of the image. (0\~31)

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["WB CONTROL"]
    A --> C["ATW"]
    A --> D["INDOOR ←"]
    A --> E["FOCUS CONTROL"]
    A --> F["BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> G["IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> H["DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> I["RESET"]
    A --> J["EXIT"]
    C --> K["SAVE ←"]
    L["WB CONTROL"] --> M["BLUE"]
    L --> N["RED"]
    L --> O["RETURN"]
    P["III III III III 31"] --> Q
    R["III III III III 31"] --> S

■ Set White Balance first by using the ATW or AWB mode. After that switch to MANUAL mode,
■ White Balance may not work properly under the following conditions. In this case, select the AWC mode.
- When the ambient illumination of the subject is dim.
- If the camera is directed towards a fluorescent light or is installed in place where illumination changes dramatically, the White Balance operation may become unstable.

Select AE CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can change between INDOOR and OUTDOOR using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ INDOOR: Select this when the camera is installed indoor.

You can select one sub-mode from AUTO, MANUAL, SHUTTER PRIORITY, IRIS PRIORITY, and BRIGHT. using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ OUTDOOR: Select this when the camera is installed outdoor.

You can select one sub-mode from AUTO, MANUAL, SHUTTER PRIORITY, IRIS PRIORITY, and BRIGHT. using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["AE CONTROL"]
    A --> C["→ MODE AUTO"]
    A --> D["→ MODE BRIGHTNESS III III III III 10"]
    A --> E["→ MODE IRIS AUTO"]
    A --> F["→ MODE AGC LIMIT III III III III 13"]
    A --> G["→ MODE SHUTTER AUTO"]
    A --> H["→ MODE DSS OFF"]
    A --> I["→ MODE FLICKERLESS OFF"]
    A --> J["→ MODE RETURN ←"]
    A --> K["→ WB CONTROL ATW"]
    A --> L["→ WB CONTROL AE CONTROL INDOOR ←"]
    A --> M["→ WB CONTROL FOCUS CONTROL ←"]
    A --> N["→ WB CONTROL BACK LIGHT ←"]
    A --> O["→ WB CONTROL IMAGE CONTROL ←"]
    A --> P["→ WB CONTROL DISPLAY CONTROL ←"]
    A --> Q["→ WB CONTROL RESET ←"]
    A --> R["→ WB CONTROL EXIT ←"]

You can change the AE CONTROL mode between AUTO, MANUAL, IRIS PRIORITY, SHUTTER PRIOROTY, and BRIGHT using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ AUTO: IRIS and SHUTTER are controlled automatically.
■ MANUAL: IRIS, GAIN, and SHUTTER are controlled manually.
■ SHUTTER PRIORITY: Manual SHUTTER and GAIN control with automatic IRIS control.
■ IRIS PRIORITY: Manual IRIS and GAIN control with automatic SHUTTER control.
■ BRIGHT: IRIS and GAIN can be controlled by control of BRIGHTNESS.

You can change the AE CONTROL mode between AUTO, MANUAL, IRIS PRIORITY, SHUTTER PRIOROTY, and BRIGHT using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

Select a menu from BRIGHTNESS, IRIS, AGC GAIN LIMIT, SHUTTER, DSS, and FLICKERLESS using the UP or DOWN button.

■ BRIGHTNESS

• 0\~31: Adjust the screen brightness.
• MANUAL: BRIGHTNESS control is fixed, and give the AE control priority to others.

IRIS

• AUTO: IRIS controls exposure automatically but SHUTTER is fixed.
• 1\~17: Adjust the screen brightness.
• MANUAL: IRIS control is fixed, and give the AE control priority to others.

■ AGC LIMIT

- 0\~20: Adjust the gain level.

■ SHUTTER: Adjust the SHUTTER speed.

• AUTO: Shutter controls exposure automatically when iris is set to manual.
• 1/2\~30K: Set the shutter speed from 1/1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 90, 100, 125, 180, 250, 350, 500, 725, 1000, 1500, 2K, 3K, 4K, 6K, 10K, 20K, and 30K.
• MANUAL: Shutter is fixed, and give the AE control priority to others.

■ DSS (SENS-UP)

• OFF\~1/2: Set the DSS level from OFF, 1/30, 1/15, 1/8, 1/4, and 1/1.
• MANUAL: DSS is fixed, and give the AE control priority to others.

■ FLICKERLESS: Use this function when you experience picture flicker, this happens when there is a conflict with the installed lighting frequency.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["AE CONTROL"]
    A --> C["→ WB CONTROL"]
    A --> D["→ AE CONTROL"]
    A --> E["→ FOCUS CONTROL"]
    A --> F["→ BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> G["→ IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> H["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> I["→ RESET"]
    A --> J["→ EXIT"]
    A --> K["→ ATW"]
    A --> L["→ INDOOR ←"]
    A --> M["←"]
    A --> N["←"]
    A --> O["←"]
    A --> P["←"]
    A --> Q["←"]
    A --> R["SAVE ←"]
    B --> S["→ MODE"]
    B --> T["→ AUTO"]
    B --> U["BRIGHTNESS"]
    B --> V["→ IRIS"]
    B --> W["→ AGC LIMIT"]
    B --> X["→ SHUTTER"]
    B --> Y["→ DSS"]
    B --> Z["→ FLICKERLESS"]
    B --> AA["→ RETURN"]
    B --> AB["→ OFF"]

FOCUS CONTROL AUTO, MANUAL, PUSH

Select FOCUS CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select FOCUS MODE from AUTO, MANUAL and PUSH using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ AUTO: Automatically adjusts the focus position.
■ MANUAL: Manually adjusts the focus position when zoom is changed.
■ PUSH: When this mode is enabled, it will automatically adjusts the focus position only when the zoom is changed.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["FOCUS CONTROL"]
    A --> C["→ FOCUS MODE AUTO"]
    A --> D["→ ZOOM SPEED 04"]
    A --> E["→ TELE LIMIT X5"]
    A --> F["→ WIDE LIMIT X1"]
    A --> G["→ FAR END INFINITY"]
    A --> H["→ NEAR END 1M"]
    A --> I["→ LENS INITIAL OFF"]
    A --> J["→ USER PRESET OFF"]
    A --> K["→ RETURN ←"]

FOCUS CONTROL

Select FOCUS CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select ZOOM SPEED, TELE LIMIT, WIDE LIMIT, FAR END, NEAR END, LENS INITIAL and USER PRESET using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ ZOOM SPEED: Set the zoom speed from 00\~07.
00 is the slowest zoom speed set value. 07 is the fastest zoom speed set value.
■ TELE LIMIT: Set the limit of the tele control from X3, X4, X5, X6, X7, X8, X9, X10, X20, X30, X40, X50, X60, X70, X80, X90, X100, X110, and X120.
■ WIDE LIMIT: Set the limit of the zoom control from X1, X2, X3, X4, X5, X6, X7, X8, and X9.
■ FAR END: Set the limit for the far focusing from INFINITY, 2, 3, 5, and 10M. The lens moves to adjust the focus from the distance.
■ NEAR END: Set the priority distance limit for near focusing from 30CM, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 5, and 10M.
■ LENS INITIAL: This function repeats adjustment of the focus level at the interval.

• ONE PUSH: The focus setting is initialized when ONE PUSH is selected.
• AUTO: The focus is initialized as DAY setting.

- DAY: Select the interval DAY/DAYS from 01\~07 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ USER PRESET: This function is used to set user defined zoom and focus position. Up to 32 preset position can be set.

• USER PRESET: Select the preset ID from 00\~31 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
  ● ACTIVE: Activate the focus preset setting of the USER PRESET.
• SAVE: Save the preset setting.
• RESET: Reset the preset setting.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["FOCUS CONTROL"]
    A --> C["→ WB CONTROL"]
    A --> D["AE CONTROL"]
    A --> E["→ FOCUS CONTROL"]
    A --> F["BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> G["IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> H["DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> I["RESET"]
    A --> J["EXIT"]
    A --> K["ATW"]
    A --> L["INDOOR ←"]
    A --> M["←"]
    A --> N["←"]
    A --> O["←"]
    A --> P["←"]
    A --> Q["SAVE ←"]

    B --> R["FOCUS MODE AUTO"]
    R --> S["→ ZOOM SPEED 04"]
    R --> T["TELE LIMIT X5"]
    R --> U["WIDE LIMIT X1"]
    R --> V["FAR END INFINITY"]
    R --> W["NEAR END 1M"]
    R --> X["LENS INITIAL OFF"]
    R --> Y["USER PRESET OFF"]
    R --> Z["RETURN ←"]

Select BACK LIGHT using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select WDR/BLC, ACE, and ECLIPSE using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

WDR/BLC

- WDR: Enable user to view both object and background more clearly when background is too bright.

- WDR-LEVEL: Select the WDR level from 01\~04 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

• BLC: Enable a back light compensation feature.

• SPOT: Enables a user to select a desired area on a picture and view that area more clearly when background is too bright.

• WIDTH: Change the width of SPOT area using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

• HEIGHT: Change the height of SPOT area using the UP or DOWN button.
• MOVE HOR: Move the SPOT area horizontally using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• MOVE VER: Move the SPOT area vertically using the UP or DOWN button.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> C["→ WB CONTROL, AE CONTROL, FOCUS CONTROL, BACK LIGHT, IMAGE CONTROL, DISPLAY CONTROL, RESET, EXIT"]
    A --> D["ATW, INDOOR ←"]
    A --> E["←"]
    A --> F["←"]
    A --> G["←"]
    A --> H["←"]
    A --> I["←"]
    A --> J["SAVE ←"]
    B --> K["→ WDR/BLC, WDR ←"]
    B --> L["ACE, OFF"]
    B --> M["ECLIPSE, OFF"]
    B --> N["RETURN, ←"]

graph TD
    A["SPOT"] --> B["WIDTH"]
    A --> C["HEIGHT"]
    A --> D["MOVE HOR"]
    A --> E["MOVE VER"]
    A --> F["RETURN"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

Select BACK LIGHT using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select WDR/BLC, ACE, and ECLIPSE using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ ACE (D-WDR): Brightness correction of the dark image area.

● GAIN: Select the GAIN level from LOW, MIDDLE, and HIGH using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ ECLIPSE : Highlight the bright area with a masking box with a selected color.

• LEVEL: Select the masking level from 0\~20 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• COLOR: Select the color of masking from GRN, MAG, RED, BLUE, BLK, WHT, YEL, and CYN using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> C["→ BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> D["→ WB CONTROL"]
    A --> E["→ AE CONTROL"]
    A --> F["→ FACEUS CONTROL"]
    A --> G["→ BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> H["→ IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> I["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> J["→ RESET"]
    A --> K["→ EXIT"]
    A --> L["→ ATW"]
    A --> M["→ INDOOR"]
    A --> N["→ SAVE"]
    B --> O["WDR/BLC"]
    B --> P["ACE"]
    B --> Q["ECLIPSE"]
    B --> R["RETURN"]
    B --> S["WDR"]
    B --> T["OFF"]
    B --> U["ON"]

graph LR
    A["Lightbulb Icon"] --> B["ECLIPSE"]
    B --> C["LEVEL COLOR RETURN"]
    C --> D["1111111111 20 GRN"]

IMAGE CONTROL DAY/NIGHT

Select IMAGE CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select DAY/NIGHT using the UP or DOWN button.

DAY/NIGHT

Select the DAY/NIGHT mode of the camera from AUTO, DAY, NIGHT, and EXT using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

● AUTO: The camera will stay in DAY in a normal environment, but switched to NIGHT mode when ambient illumination become this pre-set level.

● D/N LEVEL: This level is threshold for switching day to night. It is same as the exposure gain level.
● MARGIN: Set the margin between Day →Night switching level and Night →Day switching level. Different exposure gain level is needed to avoid malfunctions.
- DWELL TIME: Select the checking time of light condition to confirm to change from the day mode to the night mode.
- NIGHT BURST: Night burst OFF makes that the color burst is removed when ICR switches to black/white.

graph TD
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> C["AUTO"]
    B --> D["MAIN MENU"]
    B --> E["IMAGE CONTROL"]
    C --> F["AUTO"]

IMAGE CONTROL DAY/NIGHT

Select IMAGE CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select DAY/NIGHT using the UP or DOWN button.

DAY/NIGHT

Select the DAY/NIGHT mode of the camera from AUTO, DAY, NIGHT, and EXT using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

● DAY: The picture is always displayed in color.
● NIGHT: The picture is always displayed in black/white.

● NIGHT BURST: Night burst OFF makes that the color burst is removed when ICR switches to black/white

- EXT: Control the image modes of color and B/W when an external controller is synchronized via the EXT D/N port.

● D/N LEVEL: This level is threshold for switching day to night. It is same as the exposure gain level.
- DWELL TIME: Select the checking time of light condition to confirm to change from the day mode to the night mode.
- NIGHT BURST: Night burst OFF makes that the color burst is removed when ICR switches to black/white.

graph LR
    A["IMAGE CONTROL"] --> B["DAY / NIGHT"]
    A --> C["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> D["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> E["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> F["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> G["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> H["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> I["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> J["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> K["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> L["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> M["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> N["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> O["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> P["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> Q["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> R["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> S["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> T["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> U["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> V["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> W["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> X["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> Y["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> Z["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AA["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AB["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AC["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AD["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AE["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AF["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AG["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AH["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AI["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AJ["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AK["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AL["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AM["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AN["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AO["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AP["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AQ["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AR["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AS["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AT["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AU["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AV["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AW["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AX["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AY["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> AZ["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BA["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BB["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BC["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BD["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BE["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BF["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BG["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BH["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BI["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BJ["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BK["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BL["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BM["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BN["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BO["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BP["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BQ["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BR["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BS["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BT["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BU["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BV["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BW["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BX["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BY["DAY/NIGHT"]
    A --> BZ["DAY/NIGHT"]

IMAGE CONTROL

COLOR LEVEL, SHARPNESS

IMAGE FLIP, DEFOG

Select IMAGE CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select COLOR LEVEL, SHARPNESS, IMAGE FLIP, and DEFOG using the UP or DOWN button.

■ COLOR LEVEL: Adjust the color level value for a fine color tune.

Adjust the color level from 00\~20 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ SHARPNESS: Increasing this value, the picture outline becomes stronger and clearer.

Adjust the sharpness level from 00\~20 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ IMAGE FLIP: Video output will be flipped.

Select the image flip mode from MIRROR-HORIZONTALLY, FLIP-VERTICALLY, or ROTATION using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

graph LR
    A["IMAGE CONTROL"] --> B["Market Data"]
    A --> C["Market Data"]
    A --> D["Market Data"]
    A --> E["Market Data"]
    A --> F["Market Data"]
    A --> G["Market Data"]
    A --> H["Market Data"]
    A --> I["Market Data"]
    A --> J["Market Data"]
    A --> K["Market Data"]
    A --> L["Market Data"]
    A --> M["Market Data"]
    A --> N["Market Data"]
    A --> O["Market Data"]
    A --> P["Market Data"]
    A --> Q["Market Data"]
    A --> R["Market Data"]
    A --> S["Market Data"]
    A --> T["Market Data"]
    A --> U["Market Data"]
    A --> V["Market Data"]
    A --> W["Market Data"]
    A --> X["Market Data"]
    A --> Y["Market Data"]
    A --> Z["Market Data"]
    A --> AA["Market Data"]
    A --> AB["Market Data"]
    A --> AC["Market Data"]
    A --> AD["Market Data"]
    A --> AE["Market Data"]
    A --> AF["Market Data"]
    A --> AG["Market Data"]
    A --> AH["Market Data"]
    A --> AI["Market Data"]
    A --> AJ["Market Data"]
    A --> AK["Market Data"]
    A --> AL["Market Data"]
    A --> AM["Market Data"]
    A --> AN["Market Data"]
    A --> AO["Market Data"]
    A --> AP["Market Data"]
    A --> AQ["Market Data"]
    A --> AR["Market Data"]
    A --> AS["Market Data"]
    A --> AT["Market Data"]
    A --> AU["Market Data"]
    A --> AV["Market Data"]
    A --> AW["Market Data"]
    A --> AX["Market Data"]
    A --> AY["Market Data"]
    A --> AZ["Market Data"]
    A --> BA["Market Data"]
    A --> BB["Market Data"]
    A --> BC["Market Data"]
    A --> BD["Market Data"]
    A --> BE["Market Data"]
    A --> BF["Market Data"]
    A --> BG["Market Data"]
    A --> BH["Market Data"]
    A --> BI["Market Data"]
    A --> BJ["Market Data"]
    A --> BK["Market Data"]
    A --> BL["Market Data"]
    A --> BM["Market Data"]
    A --> BN["Market Data"]
    A --> BO["Market Data"]
    A --> BP["Market Data"]
    A --> BQ["Market Data"]
    A --> BR["Market Data"]
    A --> BS["Market Data"]
    A --> BT["Market Data"]
    A --> BU["Market Data"]
    A --> BV["Market Data"]
    A --> BW["Market Data"]
    A --> BX["Market Data"]
    A --> BY["Market Data"]
    A --> BZ["Market Data"]
    A --> CA["Market Data"]
    A --> CB["Market Data"]
    A --> CC["Market Data"]
    A --> CD["Market Data"]
    A --> CE["Market Data"]
    A --> CF["Market Data"]
    A --> CG["Market Data"]
    A --> CH["Market Data"]
    A --> CI["Market Data"]
    A --> CJ["Market Data"]
    A --> CK["Market Data"]

■ DEFOG : This feature will help increase visibility in extreme weather conditions, such as fog, rain or in a very strong luminous intensity.

Select the DEFOG mode from AUTO or MANUAL using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

graph LR
    A["IMAGE CONTROL"] --> B["DEFOG"]
    A --> C["MODE"]
    A --> D["AUTO"]
    A --> E["GAIN"]
    A --> F["MIDDLE"]
    A --> G["RETURN"]
    A --> H["ERROR"]
    A --> I["ERROR"]
    A --> J["ERROR"]
    A --> K["ERROR"]
    A --> L["ERROR"]
    A --> M["ERROR"]
    A --> N["ERROR"]
    A --> O["ERROR"]
    A --> P["ERROR"]
    A --> Q["ERROR"]
    A --> R["ERROR"]
    A --> S["ERROR"]
    A --> T["ERROR"]
    A --> U["ERROR"]
    A --> V["ERROR"]
    A --> W["ERROR"]
    A --> X["ERROR"]
    A --> Y["ERROR"]
    A --> Z["ERROR"]

Select IMAGE CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select 3D-DNR, MOTION, SHADING, and GAMMA using the UP or DOWN button.

■ 3D-DNR: This feature will reduce the video noise caused by movement at low ambient light.

Select the 3D-DNR level from OFF, LOW, MIDDLE, and HIGH using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

■ MOTION: This feature will observe the object movement by motion zone and sensitivity that are pre-set with sub menu. The motion detection signal can be relayed out with MD OUT port.

• DET. SIZE: Select the size of the object that is motion detected from 00 \~ 04.
• SENSITIVITY: Select the motion detection size from 00 \~ 20.
• MASK ACTIVE: Enable/disable the motion detection mask display.
• WIDTH: Change the width of motion detection mask using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• HEIGHT: Change the height of motion detection mask using the UP or DOWN button.
• MOVE HOR: Move the motion detection mask area horizontally using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• MOVE VER: Move the motion detection mask area vertically using the UP or DOWN button.

graph LR
    A["IMAGE CONTROL"] --> B["MOTION"]
    A --> C["DAY/NIGHT EXT ←"]
    A --> D["COLOR IIIIIIIIIIIIII 10"]
    A --> E["SHARPNESS IIIIIIIIIIIIII 10"]
    A --> F["IMAGE FLIP OFF"]
    A --> G["DEFOG OFF"]
    A --> H["3D-DNR LOW"]
    A --> I["MOTION → MOTION"]
    A --> J["SHADING OFF"]
    A --> K["GAMMA STANDARD"]
    A --> L["RESOLUTION HD1080i60/NTSC"]
    A --> M["RETURN ←"]
    B --> N["DET. SIZE IIIIIIIIIIIIII 03"]
    B --> O["SENSITIVITY IIIIIIIIIIIIII 10"]
    B --> P["MASK ACTIVE ON"]
    B --> Q["WIDTH IIIIIIIIIIIIII 26"]
    B --> R["HEIGHT IIIIIIIIIIIIII 33"]
    B --> S["MOVE HOR IIIIIIIIIIIIII 01"]
    B --> T["MOVE VER IIIIIIIIIIIIII 01"]
    B --> U["RETURN ←"]

■ SHADING: This feature will correct the inconsistent brightness level in the image.
■ GAMMA: This feature will adjust video output brightness.

Select the GAMMA level from STANDARD, STRAIGHT, LOW, MIDDLE, and HIGH using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

IMAGE CONTROL RESOLUTION

Select IMAGE CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button. You can select RESOLUTION using the UP or DOWN button.

■ RESOLUTION: Change video output specification.

Select the RESOLUTION using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

CV350-10X Model

Select the RESOLUTION from 1080P25/30, 1080i50/60, 720P50/60, and 1080P50/60 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

CV350-10XB Model

Select the RESOLUTION from 1080P29.97, 1080i59.94, 1080P59.94, 720P59.94 using the LEFT or RIGHT button.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> C["→ IMAGE CONTROL"]
    A --> D["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> E["→ RESET"]
    A --> F["→ EXIT"]
    A --> G["→ SAVE"]
    A --> H["→ RESOLUTION"]
    A --> I["→ RETURN"]
    A --> J["→ POINT"]
    A --> K["→ POINT"]
    A --> L["→ POINT"]
    A --> M["→ POINT"]
    A --> N["→ POINT"]
    A --> O["→ POINT"]
    A --> P["→ POINT"]
    A --> Q["→ POINT"]
    A --> R["→ POINT"]
    A --> S["→ POINT"]
    A --> T["→ POINT"]
    A --> U["→ POINT"]
    A --> V["→ POINT"]
    A --> W["→ POINT"]
    A --> X["→ POINT"]
    A --> Y["→ POINT"]
    A --> Z["→ POINT"]
    A --> AA["→ POINT"]
    A --> AB["→ POINT"]
    A --> AC["→ POINT"]
    A --> AD["→ POINT"]
    A --> AE["→ POINT"]
    A --> AF["→ POINT"]
    A --> AG["→ POINT"]
    A --> AH["→ POINT"]
    A --> AI["→ POINT"]
    A --> AJ["→ POINT"]
    A --> AK["→ POINT"]
    A --> AL["→ POINT"]
    A --> AM["→ POINT"]
    A --> AN["→ POINT"]
    A --> AO["→ POINT"]
    A --> AP["→ POINT"]
    A --> AQ["→ POINT"]
    A --> AR["→ POINT"]
    A --> AS["→ POINT"]
    A --> AT["→ POINT"]
    A --> AU["→ POINT"]
    A --> AV["→ POINT"]
    A --> AW["→ POINT"]
    A --> AX["→ POINT"]
    A --> AY["→ POINT"]
    A --> AZ["→ POINT"]
    A --> BA["→ POINT"]
    A --> BB["→ POINT"]
    A --> BC["→ POINT"]
    A --> BD["→ POINT"]
    A --> BE["→ POINT"]
    A --> BF["→ POINT"]
    A --> BG["→ POINT"]
    A --> BH["→ POINT"]
    A --> BI["→ POINT"]
    A --> BJ["→ POINT"]
    A --> BK["→ POINT"]
    A --> BL["→ POINT"]
    A --> BM["→ POINT"]
    A --> BN["→ POINT"]
    A --> BO["→ POINT"]
    A --> BP["→ POINT"]
    A --> BQ["→ POINT"]
    A --> BR["→ POINT"]
    A --> BS["→ POINT"]
    A --> BT["→ POINT"]
    A --> BU["→ POINT"]
    A --> BV["→ POINT"]
    A --> BW["→ POINT"]

DISPLAY CONTROL USER TITLE, ZOOM MAG

Select DISPLAY CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select USER TITLE, ZOOM MAGNIFICATION, PRIVACY, ADDRESS, ADDRESSS

DISPLAY, BAUDRATE, LANGUAGE, DEFECT ADJ, and VER. using the UP or DOWN button.

■ USER TITLE: The camera title can be entered and it will appear over the video output. You can input the camera title from the virtual keyboard using the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, and SET button.

graph TD
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    B --> C["USER TITLE"]
    C --> D["0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CLEAR RESET RETURN"]
    A --> E["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    E --> F["→ USER TITLE ON ↔ ZOOM MAG OFF"]
    E --> G["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ INDoor ↔ Privacy OFF"]
    E --> H["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ ADDRESS 01"]
    E --> I["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ ADDR DISPLAY OFF"]
    E --> J["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ BAUDRATE 9600"]
    E --> K["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ LANGUAGE"]
    E --> L["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ DEFECT ADJ OFF"]
    E --> M["→ BACK LIGHT ↔ VER. H.5.0.2-8 RETURN"]

■ ZOOM MAGNIFICATION: Turn On or off of the zoom scale display from X01\~X10.

graph LR
    A["DISPLAY CONTROL"] --> B["USER TITLE ON"]
    A --> C["ZOOM MAG ON"]
    A --> D["PRIVACY OFF"]
    A --> E["ADRESS 01"]
    A --> F["ADR DISPLAY OFF"]
    A --> G["BAUDRATE 9600"]
    A --> H["LANGUAGE"]
    A --> I["DEFECT ADJ OFF"]
    A --> J["VER. H.5.0.2-8"]
    A --> K["RETURN ←"]
    L["X10"] --> M["→"]

DISPLAY CONTROL PRIVACY

Select DISPLAY CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select PRIVACY using the UP or DOWN button.

■ PRIVACY: Mask an area you want to hide on the screen.

• MASK NO: Select the mask number to modify using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• MASK ACTIVE: Enable/Disable the mask display using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• MASK COLOR: Select the mask color using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• WIDTH: Change the width of SPOT area using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• HEIGHT: Change the height of SPOT area using the UP or DOWN button.
• MOVE HOR: Move the SPOT area horizontally using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• MOVE VER: Move the SPOT area vertically using the UP or DOWN button.
• TRANS: Select the mask transparency using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
• RESET MASK: Reset the setting values of the selected MASK NO.
• RESET ALL: Reset the setting values of the all MASK.

graph TD
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    B --> C["PRIVACY"]
    C --> D["Output: Mask NO 01, MASK ACTIVE ON, MASK COLOR BLK, WIDTH 05, HEIGHT 05, MOVE HOT 10, MOVE VER 06, TRANS 00, RESET MASK, RESET ALL, RETURN"]
    A -->|WB CONTROL ATW INDoor| E["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A -->|AE CONTROL| F["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A -->|FOCUS CONTROL| G["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A -->|BACK LIGHT| H["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A -->|IMAGE CONTROL| I["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A -->|RESET| J["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A -->|EXIT| K["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    B -->|USER TITLE ON OFF| L["→ Privacy ON"]
    B -->|ZOOM MAG OFF| M["→ Privacy ON"]
    B -->|ADRESS 01| N["→ ADRI DISPLAY OFF"]
    B -->|BAUDRATE 9600| O["→ BAUDRATE 9600"]
    B -->|LANGUAGE DEFECT ADJ OFF| P["→ LANGUAGE DEFECT ADJ"]
    B -->|VER. H.5.0.2-8| Q["→ VER. H.5.0.2-8"]
    B -->|RETURN| R["→ RETURN"]

DISPLAY CONTROL

ADDRESS, BAUDRATE

LANGUAGE, DEFECT

Select DISPLAY CONTROL using the UP or DOWN button.

You can select ADDRESS, ADD DISPLAY, BAUDRATE, LANGUAGE, DEFECT ADJ, and VER. using the UP or DOWN button.

■ ADDRESS: Select the camera ID number from 01\~255.
■ ADD DISPLAY: Enable/Disable the display of the camera address ID.
■ BAUDRATE: Set the baudrate of RS-485 communication (2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200).
■ LANGUAGE: You can select the menu language according to your requirements. Select the OSD language from ENGLISH, 简体, FRANÇAIS, DEUTSCH, ESPAÑOL, PORTUGUÊS, and РУССКИЙТ using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
■ DEFECT ADJ.: Defective pixels can be corrected.

graph LR
    A["MAIN MENU"] --> B["DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> C["→ DISPLAY CONTROL"]
    A --> D["→ RESET"]
    A --> E["→ EXIT"]
    A --> F["→ ADDRES"]
    A --> G["→ DEFECT ADJ"]
    A --> H["→ RETURN"]
    A --> I["→ BACK LIGHT"]
    A --> J["→ FACE CONTROL"]
    A --> K["→ WB CONTROL"]
    A --> L["→ AE CONTROL"]
    A --> M["→ AUTO CONTROL"]
    A --> N["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> O["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> P["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> Q["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> R["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> S["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> T["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> U["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> V["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> W["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> X["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> Y["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> Z["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AA["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AB["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AC["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AD["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AE["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AF["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AG["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AH["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AI["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AJ["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AK["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AL["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AM["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AN["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AO["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AP["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AQ["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AR["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AS["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AT["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AU["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AV["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AW["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AX["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AY["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> AZ["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BA["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BB["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BC["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BD["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BE["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BF["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BG["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BH["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BI["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BJ["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BK["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BL["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BM["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BN["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BO["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BP["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BQ["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BR["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BS["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BT["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BU["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BV["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BW["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BX["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]
    A --> BY["→ AUTO OUTPUT"]

DEFECT_DET THRS_ _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 CTN_ _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 9 L, R key to ADJ ENT to finish

■ VER.: Display the firmware version of the camera.

Select RESET using the UP or DOWN button.

■ RESET: Reset the camera settings to the factory defaults.

MAIN MENU WB CONTROL ATW AE CONTROL INDOOR← FOCUS CONTROL ← BACK LIGHT ← IMAGE CONTROL ← DISPLAY CONTROL ← → RESET ← EXIT SAVE←

Select EXIT using the UP or DOWN button.

■ SAVE: Exit the setup after saving the setting value changes.

MAIN MENU WB CONTROL ATW AE CONTROL INDOOR← FOCUS CONTROL ← BACK LIGHT ← IMAGE CONTROL ← DISPLAY CONTROL ← RESET ← → EXIT SAVE ←

TROUBLESHOOTING

Before sending the camera for repair, please check below to make sure that the camera is installed correctly. If it still does not perform adequately, please consult with your supplier.

Problem Solutions
Nothing appears on the screen.	a. Check that all connected devices are powered on.b. Confirm that the voltage is correct.c. Confirm that the power supply provides enough current to power the camera.d. Check that all video cables are correctly connected.
The picture is not clear.	a. Check that your monitor is correctly adjusted.b. Confirm that the glass in front of the lens is clean. If there is dust, dirt or fingerprints on the glass, the image quality will be affected.To clean the glass use a soft, dry and non-abrasive cloth or a commercially available lens cleaning set.c. Correctly adjust the focus.
The picture has interference.	a. The camera may be close to a high voltage source, such as a power generator.b. The BNC cable is not terminated properly.c. The video cables are not connected properly.
The picture is flickering continually.	a. Check the termination and set the impedance at 75Ω properly.b. Ensure that the camera is not pointing towards the Sun or any light source.c. Check if there is any intermediate device.d. Check if the distance of the video cable exceeds the maximum transferable limitation.

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