TKC9511EG - Surveillance Camera JVC - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TKC9511EG JVC

POWER SYSTEM (TK-C9511EG only) Connection to the mains supplyThis unit operates on voltage of 220 V to 240 V AC, 50 Hz/60 Hz. CAUTION To prevent electric shock, do not open the cabinet.No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel. Dear Customer This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards regarding electromagnetic compatibilityand electrical safety.European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is: JVC Technical Services Europe GmbHPostfach 10 05 0461145 FriedbergGermany Safety Precautions E-2. Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment [European Union] Attention: This symbol is only valid in the EuropeanUnion. This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic equipment should not be disposed as general household waste at its end-of-life. Instead, the product should be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment for proper treatment, recovery and recycling in accordance with your national legislation. By disposing of this product correctly, you will help to conserve natural resources and will help prevent potential negative effects on the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. For more information about collection point and recycling of this product, please contact your local municipal office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product. Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with national legislation. (Business users) If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web page http://www.jvc.eu to obtain information about the take-back of the product. [Other Countries outside the European Union] If you wish to dispose of this product, please do so in accordance with applicable national legislation or other rules in your country for the treatment of old electrical and electronic equipment. Safety Precautions E-3.

The unit is to be powered by an AC 24 V or a DC 12 V power supply. (TK-C9510E only) The AC 24 V and 12 V DC power supply shall conform to the following: Isolated power supply only. (TK-C9510E only)

This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should conform to all local codes.

This installation shall be in accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

Any Mention in this manual of Alarm inputs have not been evaluated by UL to be used for Burglar Alarm Functionality.

Special technique is required when installing this product. Please refer to your dealer for installation.

Rating label is pasted on the camera unit.

JVC is not liable for any compensation if you drop the camera due to insecure mounting by not following the installation description. Pay careful attention during installation.

When mounting this product to a ceiling or wall, select a location strong enough to support the weight, be sure to reinforce the ceiling or wall before installation. Safety Precautions E-4.

The camera may drop if the mounting screws are not tightened securely. Check that the screws are tightened appropriately and securely.

Do not install the camera near lighting fixtures of high temperature, such as spot lights. It might result in failure or fires. Safety Precautions E-5Features Camera Characteristics Realizes stable image quality

This camera employs a 1/2-inch CCD, which realizes colour with a minimum illumination of 0.025 lx (F1.2, 25 %). A page 71

Equipped with a wide dynamic range. Corrects dark and white regions due to drastic brightness differences in the subject. Realizes a clear and stable image quality. A page 38 Effective for shooting at dimly-lit places

Equipped with a DAY/NIGHT feature for 24-hour surveillance in colour in the day and in black-and-white at night. A page 42

Equipped with a three-dimensional DNR feature that significantly improves the image quality in low-light conditions. Realizes noise-free, clear and vivid images. A page 45

Equipped with an Electronic Sense Up feature that corrects the brightness to reproduce clear images at night or dark environment. The sensitivity level can be increased up to x128. A page 37 Supports Pelco-D and Pelco-P protocols

Equipped with an RS-485 terminal for communication, which supports Pelco- D and Pelco-P protocols. A page 49 Introduction E-6Camera Functions Supports registration of scene files for different environments

Eight scene files are available. Each scene file has preset settings for different applications. They can also be customized. A page 35 Detects suspicious movements inside setting area

Changes in scene such as movement inside the set area are automatically detected, and an alarm display or signal can be output. A page 47 Hides specific areas and protects privacy

JVC holds the copyright to this manual. Any part or all of this manual may not be reproduced without prior consent from the company.

Product names of other companies described in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies. Symbols such as E, T, and R are omitted in this manual.

Design, specifications and other contents described in this manual are subject to change for improvements without prior notice.

Illustrations of TK-C9510E are used in the descriptions in this manual. Introduction E-10Operating Precautions

Storage and Location of Use

Do not install the camera in the following places.

In a place exposed to rain or moisture.

In a place with vapor or oil, for example in a kitchen.

When the ambient temperature rises above or falls below the acceptable range (from -10 f to 50 f).

In a place at which corrosive gases are emitted.

Near a source of radiation, X-rays, strong radio waves or magnetism.

In a place subject to vibrations.

In a place with excessive dirt.

Using this unit in the vicinity of the transmitting antenna of a radio or TV, devices that emit strong electromagnetic waves such as a transformer or motor, or wireless devices such as a transceiver or mobile phone may give rise to noise in the image and changes in its colour.

This camera has been designed for indoor use. When using it outdoors, it is necessary to use an outdoor camera housing (optional).

Wipe the camera with a dry, soft cloth to remove any dirt. Do not use benzene or thinner to wipe the camera. Doing so may melt the surface or cause it to fog. For tough stains, wipe with a neutral detergent diluted with water, followed by wiping with a dry cloth.

When the camera is not in use for a long time, turn off the power for safety and energy conservation reasons.

Copyright Protection

With the exception of the user being the copyright holder or when permission such as for duplication has been granted by the copyright holder, permission is required in principle for the duplication, modification, or transmission of copyrighted material.

Unauthorized duplication, modification, or transmission of copyrighted material may constitute a copyright infringement, and the user may be liable to compensate for any damages. When using copyrighted material, be sure to check the license agreement of the copyrighted material thoroughly.

When rights or rights holders are involved with regard to the targeted duplicating subject, permission may be required for shooting or using (processing) it. Be sure to check the licensing conditions thoroughly. Introduction E-11Operating Precautions (Continued)

Motion detection is not a feature to prevent theft or fire. We do not accept liability for any damages that may occur.

We will not be responsible for any inconveniences or disturbances caused in the event of privacy invasion as a result of camera footages of this product.

When this camera is moved from a cold to warm place, condensation may occur and the camera may not work. In this case, leave the camera under room temperature for about one hour before turning on the power.

When the power supply voltage is momentarily disrupted or drops due to lightning, turning on the air-conditioner or the like, image distortion or noise may occur.

When the power supply voltage of the camera drops, the input protection circuit inside the camera operates, and the camera may be turned off. Make use of a voltage rating within 510 % for the camera’s power supply voltage.

Do not direct the lens toward a strong light source, such as the sun. This will result in a malfunction.

Before mounting the camera to the mounting location, attach the lens to be used on the camera and check the back focus.

When shooting an extremely bright object (e.g. lamp), the image on the screen may have white vertical tailings (smear) or expansion (blooming) may appear around it. This is a characteristic of the CCD and not a malfunction.

When this camera is used under high temperatures, vertical stripes may appear on the screen. This is a characteristic of the CCD and not a malfunction.

When using this camera with [AGC] set to “MID” or “HIGH”, the sensitivity increases automatically for dark images and the screen may appear grainy. This is not a malfunction.

When [DAY/NIGHT] is set to “AUTO”, the camera switches to the B&W (black-and-white) mode in a dark location. As the sensitivity level is increased in this case, the screen may appear grainy and more white spots may appear. When switching between modes, the brighter area on the screen is emphasized and visibility may be reduced. This is not a malfunction. Introduction E-12v When the [WHITE BALANCE] of this camera is set to “ATW-N” or “ATW-W”, the colour tone may differ slightly from the actual colour depending on the condition of the subject. This is due to the principle of the automatic tracking white balance circuit, and is not a malfunction.

When switching from colour to black-and-white images, operation sound of optical filter switching may be heard, and the image may become noisy and dark momentarily. This is not a malfunction.

Due to the principle of the three-dimensional DNR function of the camera, image lag may occur when shooting moving objects. Image lag tends to occur more easily when [DNR LEVEL] is set to “HIGH” during use. This is not a malfunction. Introduction E-13Names of Parts Front/Top/Side

A Back focus adjustment ring B Lens mount C [POWER] Power indicator D [IRIS] Iris terminal E Camera-mounting bracket fastening screws (x2, M2.6 x 6 mm) F Rotation preventive hole G Camera mounting screw hole (1/4-20UNC) H Camera mounting bracket I Back focus fastening screw Introduction E-14Rear

Mounting the Lens (A page 20) Connection (A page 21) MonitorConnect to external device (e.g. sensor) To AC 24 V or DC 12 V power supply Connect to remote control unit, etc.

Mounting the Camera (A page 24) Connection/Installation E-16.

During control using RM-P2580, select “JCCP” for the [COMMUNICATION] item on the [MAINTENANCE] screen. On the [COMMUNICATION (JCCP)] screen, set [PROTOCOL 1] to “MULTIDROP”, and [PROTOCOL 2] to “DUPLEX”.

For control using a device other than RM-P2580, perform setting using the switches and menu screen according to the system in use.

For systems using RM-P2580, multiple cameras (up to 16 units) are connected using a set of control signal cables. As such, the entire system will not function properly if the switch setting for any one of the connected cameras is incorrect. "Control Signal Cable Connection on Camera (Rear)" (A page 19) Connection/Installation E-18Connection Settings

Control Signal Cable Connection on Camera (Rear) Memo Connect the cables correctly such that the A,B, C, D marks of the camera terminals coincide with those of the RM-P2580 terminals.

Rear Switch Settings (A page 26) Set the [RX TERM OFFlON] switch. Set only the camera connected by the control signal line to “ON”. Set to “OFF” for all other cameras.

Menu Screen Settings (A page 34) ① Select the [MAINTENANCE] item on the [MENU] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [MAINTENANCE] screen appears. ② Move the cross key up/down to select the [COMMUNICATION] item, move the cross key to the left/right to set to “JCCP”, followed by pressing the [SET] button. The [COMMUNICATION (JCCP)] screen appears. ③ Set [PROTOCOL 1] to “MULTIDROP”. ④ Set [PROTOCOL 2] to “DUPLEX”. ⑤ Set the [MACHINE ID] item according to the number of the RM-P2580[VIDEO INPUT] terminal on each camera. ⑥ Press the [MENU] button to exit setting. ⑦ Turn off and on the power. Memo

Turn off the power of the device to be used.

Refer also to the instruction manual of the device to be used.

For details on the type of connection cable and distance, refer to "Power Supply Connection" (A page 22).

Control signal cables do not support loop connection. CAMERA

B C D Connection/Installation E-19Mounting the Lens

Check the mounting method of the lens before mounting. This camera is compatible with CS-mount lens. To use a C-mount lens, a C-mount adapter is necessary. For details on the C-mount adapter, consult your JVC dealer. Never use a lens that exceeds the dimension （a） in the below figure as it will damage the inner part of the camera and will not allow normal installation. This will result in a malfunction. Dimension (a) : 5.5 mm or below Flange focus (b) : 12.5 mm

Turn the lens clockwise and mount it securely on the camera.

Set the [IRIS VIDEOlDC] Lens selector switch (A page 15) on the rear panel according to the lens in use.

Check the pin arrangement and connect the lens cable to the socket.

If the plug of the lens cable is different, connect with a four- pin plug. For details on the four-pin plug, consult your JVC dealer. (Part no.: SCV2859-001) Pin No. DC IRIS lens Video Iris Lens 1 Damping (-) +9 V (max. 50 mA) 2 Damping (+) NC 3 Driving (+) Video Signal 4 Driving (-) GND (a) (b)

4 pin plug Connection/Installation E-20Connection

A four-core (two pairs) twisted pair cable with a conductor diameter of at least 0.65 mm and characteristic impedance of 110 K is recommended.

Connect the cables with the TX+/TX- signals forming a pair, and RX+/ RX- signals forming another.

The maximum connection distance with the RM-P2580 is 1200 m. (RM-P2580 allows connection of multiple cameras (up to 16 units) to a pair of cable. In this case, the total cable length must not exceed 1200 m. The above applies to cases where the conductor resistance of the cable is 100 K or less, and the characteristic impedance is 110 K.) Monitor Connection Connect using a 75 K coaxial cable (BNC), such as RG-59 or RG-11. Connection/Installation E-21Connection (Continued) Sync Signal Connection When composite sync signals or composite video signals are input from the [SYNC IN] terminal with the [LLlINT/VL] switch set to “INT/VL”, external synchronization (V synchronization) can be performed. Memo Genlock synchronization cannot be performed for signals with a significant amount of jitter, such as VTRs and video disc recorders. For more details, consult your JVC dealer. Power Supply Connection When power is supplied to the camera, the [POWER] power indicator on the side panel lights up.

AC 24 V or DC 12 V (TK-C9510E) To prevent connection errors or a cable disconnection, use a lug plate to connect to the terminal. The following table shows the connection distances when a two-core VVF (vinyl-insulated vinyl sheath cable) is used. (Reference value) Conductor diameter (mm) Φ 1.0 and more Φ 1.6 and more Φ 2.0 and more Max. connection distance (DC 12 V) 50 m 140 m 220 m Max. connection distance (AC 24 V) 130 m 350 m 550 m Memo

If thin cables are used, the resistance of the cables will be high, and a significant voltage drop will occur when the camera is at its maximum power consumption. Either use a thick cable with low resistance or place the power supply near to the camera and shorten the length of the cable to restrict the voltage drop at the rated current of camera to below 10 %. If voltage drop occurs during operation, the operation will become unstable.

Do not connect the AC 24 V cable to a commercial power supply. If it is connected by mistake, the internal circuit may be damaged. In this case, stop using the camera and send it to the nearest JVC dealer for inspection.

Do not connect DC 12 V and AC 24 V cables at the same time.

When using a DC 12 V power supply, check to ensure that the polarity of the cable is correct.

The AC 24 V power supply must be isolated from the primary line. (ISOLATED POWER ONLY) Connection/Installation E-22m AC 220 V to AC 240 (TK-C9511EG) When using this camera, install it near the socket so that power disconnection may be made immediately. Alarm Signal Connection For details on the settings, refer to "AUX FUNCTION" (A page 52). The default setting has been set to alarm input. ([IN:ALARM])

Alarm Input Connect the infrared sensor, door sensor, metal sensor, manual switch sensor and the like.

To prevent noise from entering the internal circuit, supply non-voltage setting signal to the alarm input signal.

Do not supply voltage.

In the [IN POLARITY] item, you can select whether to set to alarm when the contact is short (MAKE), or when the contact is open (BREAK). (A page 53)

Supply such that the alarm signal stays at a minimum of 200 ms or more. Otherwise, the alarm signal may not be recognized.

Alarm Output Connect to alarm devices such as alarm, indicator, light or buzzer.

The alarm output signal is open collector output and turns ON (or OFF) during an alarm. (Maximum voltage 16 V, current 30 mA or below)

This terminal has a polarity. Make sure to connect in such a way that a higher voltage is output from the + terminal than from the - terminal. Otherwise, it will result in damages.

In the [OUT POLARITY] item, you can select whether to set to alarm when the contact is short (MAKE), or when the contact is open (BREAK). (A page 53) ＊Internal circuit of the camera AUX OUT(+) GND(-)

Connection/Installation E-23Mounting the Camera When mounting the camera on a fixer, pan/tilt and the like, use the camera-mounting screw hole located on the camera-mounting bracket. (Length of screw: 7 mm or less)

7mm Camera-mounting screw hole Rotation-preventive hole (1/4-20UNC) Camera-mounting bracket Camera-mounting bracket fastening screws (x2: M2.6 x 6 mm) MAX. Note Do not use a screw that is longer than the specified length. It may damage the internal parts.

Use a camera-mounting screw with a length shorter than 7 mm from the camera-mounting face.

Use camera-mounting bracket fastening screws with length shorter than 6 mm.

Special attention is required when installing the camera to the wall or ceiling. You should not engage in the installation work yourself. Ask a professional to do the job, because injuries and accidents may occur if the camera falls.

When installing the camera on a fixer, pan/tilt unit and the like, make sure to install it firmly using a rotation-preventive hole to prevent fall.

To prevent fall, connect the camera to a section with sufficient strength (ceiling slab or channel) using a fall prevention wire.

Pay attention to the length, strength, routing and material (insulation properties) of the fall prevention wire used.

Make use of a fall prevention wire that is able to withstand the mass of this camera (A page 71) as well as the total mass of the lens and fixer. Also, make sure that terminal treatment is performed for the wire.

Use the screw (M3 x 6 mm) on the back of the camera for the installation of the fall prevention wire. Do not use a screw that is longer than 6 mm as it may damage the internal parts. Connection/Installation E-24. M3 x 6 mm 6mm 2 mm 6 mm Fall Prevention Wire Note When mounting the camera to the ceiling, ensure to wear safety glasses to protect the eye from any falling objects. Mounting the Camera-Mounting Bracket on Top of the Camera The camera-mounting bracket is originally mounted at the bottom of the camera before shipment but it can also be mounted on top of the camera. When mounting the bracket on top of the camera, make sure to fasten the screws securely.

Remove the camera-mounting bracket fastening screws (x2). The camera-mounting bracket is removed from the camera.

Mount the camera-mounting bracket on top of the camera.

Mount the camera onto a fixer, pan/tilt unit and the like.

Camera-mounting bracket fastening screws Camera-mounting bracket

POWERIRIS Connection/Installation E-25Switch Settings

A [LLlINT/VL] Synchronous system selection switch For setting the camera’s synchronous system. LL : Set to this option when adjusting the vertical sync of the camera according to the commercial power frequency. INT/VL : Set to this option during internal synchronization (INT) or external synchronization (V). (Default setting: INT/VL) Memo When a switching unit is used to switch between multiple cameras, adjusting the vertical phase by selecting “LL” will help to reduce sync disruption on the screen caused by switching the camera image. B [EXT TERM OFFlON] External synchronous terminal ON/OFF switch For setting whether to apply a 75 K termination on the sync signal input to the [SYNC IN] terminal. OFF : Does not terminate at 75 K. ON : Terminates at 75 K. (Default setting: ON) Setting/Adjustment E-26C [RX TERM OFFlON] RX terminal ON/OFF switch For setting whether to apply termination at a resistance value of 110 K between the RX+ and RX- control signal connectors. OFF : Does not terminate. ON : Terminates. (Default setting: ON) Memo

If the system including this camera employs an M.DROP (Multi DROP, RS-485) system, such as RM-P2580, set only the camera connected at the other end of the control signal cable to “ON”, and set all other cameras to “OFF”.

If [PROTOCOL1] on the [COMMUNICATION (JCCP)] screen is set to “P to P”, set this switch to “ON”. D [IRIS VIDEOlDC] Lens selector switch For setting according to the lens type when an auto iris lens is used. VIDEO : For lenses built-in with EE amp. DC : For lenses not built-in with EE amp. (Default setting: DC) Setting/Adjustment E-27Adjusting the Back Focus This camera is adjusted to an optimum wide range before shipment but readjustment is required when using zoom lens or when the lens focus ring is out of focus.

BF LOCK Back focus fastening screw (M2) Back focus adjustment ring Lens focus ring Tighten Loosen With a Fixed-Focus Lens If the focus cannot be adjusted correctly with the lens focus ring, adjust the back focus as follows.

Loosen the back focus fastening screw by turning it anti- clockwise with a + screwdriver.

Shoot some fine patterns on the subject or away from the subject.

Turn the lens focus ring to ∞.

Turn the back focus adjustment ring to get the best focus.

Tighten the back focus fastening screw by turning it clockwise. Setting/Adjustment E-28With a Zoom Lens If the image is out of focus when zooming (telephoto - wide angle), adjust the camera as follows.

Loosen the back focus fastening screw by turning it anti- clockwise with a + screwdriver.

Shoot some fine patterns on the subject or away from the subject.

Zoom to the maximum telephoto position and turn the lens focus ring to adjust the focus.

Zoom to the maximum wide angle position and turn the back focus adjustment ring to adjust the focus.

Repeat steps 3 and 4 two or three times.

Tighten the back focus fastening screw by turning it clockwise. Memo

When the subject is bright, using ND filter enables acculate back focus adjustment. ( An ND filter is a filter that reduces light incident on the lens of all wavelengths equally.)

Use the Focus Adjust mode for easy focusing. "Fine-tuning the Focus" (A page 30) Setting/Adjustment E-29Fine-tuning the Focus When adjusting the focus of the auto iris lens, use the Focus Adjust mode for easy focusing as the iris opens and depth of field becomes shallower. (Refer also to the instruction manual of the lens.)

Press and hold down the Up cross key.

The Focus Adjust mode is activated and “FOCUS ADJUST MODE” appears on the screen.

Contours are emphasized as the iris opens.

Adjust the focus of the auto iris lens.

Exit the Focus Adjust mode. You can also cancel the Focus Adjust mode by moving the cross key or pressing the [MENU] button. The mode is also automatically canceled after about 30 seconds.

MENU button CROSS key Setting/Adjustment E-30Adjusting the Auto White Balance Each light source has its own colour temperature. Therefore, when the main light source illuminating the subject is changed, adjust the white balance again. Perform white balance adjustment for each scene file.

Select the scene file for which white balance is to be adjusted. Select [SCENE FILE], and move the cross key to the left/right to select a scene file.

Move the cross key up/down to select [BASIC SETTINGS]. The [BASIC SETTINGS] screen appears.

Move the cross key to the left/right to select “AWC”, and press the [SET] button. The [W.BAL CONTROL] screen appears.

Zoom in to fill the screen with white. Place a white object at the center of the screen under the same lighting condition as the subject to be shot, and zoom in to fill the screen with white.

Select the [AWC SET] item, and press the [SET] button. Auto white balance adjustment begins. During operation, “AWC OPERATION” is displayed on the screen. When the appropriate white balance is achieved, “AWC OK” is displayed, and adjustment is complete. "Error Message" (A page 69) Memo Perform white balance adjustment on each scene file as necessary.

BLC EDIT ALC SETTINGS DAY/NIGHT

(A page 45) Menu Settings E-32. MOTION DETECT MAINTENANCE AUX FUNCTION MASK EDIT (MASK No.1) MASK EDIT (MASK No.2) MASK EDIT (MASK No.3) MASK EDIT (MASK No.4) DETECT EDIT DETECT DEMONSTRATION PRIVACY MASK OUT POLARITY IN POLARITY AUX FUNCTION TITLE SIZE AREA EDIT DETECT LEVEL ALARM TIME DEMONSTRATION TITLE COLOUR MASK No.2 MASK No.1 BRIGHTNESS MASK No.4 MASK No.3 AUX ALARM Not displayed during menu setting using a remote control.

: Item to be set for the selected scene file. Perform setting on each scene file as necessary. COMMUNICATION (PELCO)

Move the cross key up/down to align the cursor (E) with the item to set.

Move the cross key to the left/right to change the setting. When a setting has been changed, a change mark (Z) is displayed.

Press the [MENU] button to exit setting. Memo To display the sub-menu, set the cursor (E) to an item with sub-menu and press the [SET] button.

This camera comes with eight different scene files (SCENE A to SCENE H), which enable detailed image setting according to the shooting condition of the subject. You can make use of the AUX terminal input or external communication to switch to a different scene file. "Default Values of Scene Files" (A page 54)

• The default values in the menu table indicate the values when [SCENE FILE] is set to “SCENE A”(GENERAL). Item Function and Setting SCENE FILE For selecting the scene file to set. Items including [BASIC SETTINGS], [VIDEO SETTINGS], [VIDEO EFFECT], and [MOTION DETECT] can be set for each scene file. [Setting values: SCENE A, SCENE B, SCENE C, SCENE D, SCENE E, SCENE F, SCENE G, SCENE H] SCENE NAME For setting the name of the scene file. Press [SET] to display the [SCENE NAME EDIT] screen, and alter “SCENE NAME” accordingly. (Default values: GENERAL, TRAFFIC, CASINO, NIGHT, LowNoise, WIDE-D, M.DET, AntiFog) (A page 58) COPY Copies the currently opened scene file to another scene file.

Setting example (in the case of “SCENE A”) [Setting values: OFF, A to B, A to C, A to D, A to E, A to F, A to G, A to H] (Default value: OFF) INITIALIZE Select “EXECUTE” and press [SET] to restore the settings of the currently opened scene file to the default values. [Setting values: OFF, EXECUTE] (Default value: OFF) Menu Settings

Item Function and Setting MONITOR TYPE Set according to the monitor in use. [Setting values: LCD1, LCD2, LCD3] (Default value: LCD1) WHITE BALANCE For selecting a white balance adjustment feature. [Setting values: ATW-N, ATW-W, AWC] (Default value: ATW-W) ATW-N : This is the ATW-N (Auto-Tracking White Balance) mode. The camera adjusts the white balance automatically according to the colour temperature of the scene illumination (colour temperature between 3200K and 8000K). ATW-W : This mode supports a wider range of colour temperature (colour temperature between 2300K and 10000K) than ATW-N. AWC : This is the AWC (Auto White Balance Adjustment) mode. Press the [SET] button to display the [W.BAL CONTROL] screen. W.BAL CONTROL AWC SET : Press the [SET] button to adjust and preset the white balance automatically. R GAIN : Adjusts the R (red) hue during AWC. The larger the number, the more reddish the colour becomes. [Setting values: 0 to 255] B GAIN : Adjusts the B (blue) hue during AWC. The larger the number, the more bluish the colour becomes. [Setting values: 0 to 255] Menu Settings E-36Item Function and Setting AGC For setting AGC (Automatic Gain Control). When AGC is working, the screen appears grainy in dark places. Select “FIXED”, and press the [SET] button to display the [AGC GAIN] screen. [Setting values: OFF, MID, HIGH, FIXED] (Default value: HIGH) Memo

When [DAY/NIGHT] is set to “AUTO”, “OFF” and “FIXED” cannot be selected.

Even when [AGC] is set to “OFF” or “FIXED”, it is set automatically to “MID” if [DAY/NIGHT] is set to “AUTO”. AGC GAIN FIX GAIN : For setting the fixed gain value when [AGC] is set to “FIXED”. [Setting values: 0 dB to 36 dB (in increments of 3 dB)] SENSE UP Electronic Sense Up is a function that increases the sensitivity level by lengthening the exposure time. Use this item to set the number of times to increase sensitivity when the subject becomes dark. [Setting values: OFF, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64, x128] (Default value: x4)

Setting example (in the case of “x32”) The sensitivity increases automatically up to 32 times from the standard level. Motion may become unnatural when the sensitivity increases due to the slower shutter speed. Memo

When the setting value is increased, the screen may appear grainy, whitish, or white spots may appear. This is not a malfunction. This setting takes priority over [SHUTTER SPEED].

When [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is set to “M.WIDE-D”, “---” is displayed, and the camera operates in the “OFF” setting. Menu Settings E-37BASIC SETTINGS (Continued) Item Function and Setting CAMERA TITLE EDIT For setting the title to be displayed on the bottom left of the screen. Press the [SET] button to display the [CAM.TITLE EDIT] screen. You can enter up to 24 characters for the title. (A page 59) SHUTTER/ WIDE-D For setting the shutter operation. [Setting values: MANUAL, M.WIDE-D, A.WIDE-D, AES] (Default value: MANUAL) MANUAL : Operates in the setting set in [SHUTTER SPEED] on the [ALC SETTINGS] screen. M.WIDE-D : The wide dynamic range feature makes subjects with a high contrast appear clearer. The high-speed shutter of dual shutter operates in the setting set in [M.WIDE-D SPEED] on the [ALC SETTINGS] screen. A.WIDE-D : The wide dynamic range feature makes subjects with a high contrast appear clearer, and the high-speed shutter of dual shutter speed is set to Auto. AES : Adjusts the shutter speed automatically according to the brightness. The value set for the [AES LIMIT] item on the [ALC SETTINGS] screen is the maximum limit. Memo

AES operation is intended to be used with the manual iris lens. If auto iris lens is used, AES operation may become unstable as the amount of light will be adjusted by the lens.

“M.WIDE-D” can be selected only when [SENSE UP] is set to “OFF”. Menu Settings E-38Item Function and Setting BLC Set this item when the subject is not readily visible due to backlight. Visibility is enhanced by adjusting the photometry area according to the subject. [Setting values: OFF, AREA1 to AREA4, EDIT1, EDIT2] (Default value: OFF) Set this item when the subject is backlit by a strong light source in the same direction. Doing so helps to eliminate unwanted light sources from the photometry area. Select “EDIT1” or “EDIT2”, and press the [SET] button to display the [BLC EDIT] screen for setting the photometry area. "BLC Photometry Area Setting" (A page 66) Memo When [D.ZOOM MAX] is set to “x8”, “---” is displayed, and the camera operates in the “OFF” setting.

AREA 1 AREA 2 AREA 3 AREA 4

Photometry area ALC SETTINGS BRIGHTNESS Adjusts the video signal brightness level. The larger the value, dark area becomes more visible. The smaller the value, bright area becomes more visible. [Setting values: -5 to NORMAL to 5] (Default value: NORMAL) AVERAGE :PEAK For setting the exposure detection method using the ratio of the AVERAGE value to PEAK value. [Setting values: 5:5, 6:4, 7:3, 8:2, 9:1, 10:0] (Default value: 8:2)

Setting example 5:5 : Increases the “PEAK” value when halation occurs on the highlight area of the screen. 10:0: Increases the “AVERAGE” value when areas other than the highlights appear dark. Menu Settings E-39BASIC SETTINGS (Continued) Item Function and Setting ALC SETTINGS ALC PRIORITY For setting whether to prioritize motion or picture quality when the subject becomes dark. [Setting values: MOTION, COMBO, PICTURE] (Default value: COMBO) MOTION

Prioritizes motion. AGC (Automatic Gain Control) operates with priority. COMBO

Adjusts motion and picture quality equally. PICTURE

Prioritizes picture quality. SENSE UP (Electronic Sense Up) operates with priority. Memo

When [AGC] is set to “OFF” or “FIXED”, or when [SENSE UP] is set to “OFF”, “---” is displayed and [ALC PRIORITY] cannot be set.

When [AGC] is set to “MID”, or when [AGC] is set to “HIGH” and [SENSE UP] is set to “x2”, “COMBO” cannot be selected. SHUTTER SPEED For setting the speed of the electronic shutter. The smear phenomenon, where white, vertical stripes appear around a bright light source due to the characteristics of the CCD, becomes more pronounced at a higher shutter speed. [Setting values: 1/50, 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000] (Default value: 1/50) Memo When [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is set to a value other than “MANUAL”, or when [SENSE UP] is set to a value other than “OFF” even though [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is set to “MANUAL”, “---” is displayed and [SHUTTER SPEED] cannot be set. Menu Settings E-40Item Function and Setting ALC SETTINGS WIDE-D LEVEL Enables subjects with a high contrast to be seen clearly and naturally. The larger the value, dark area becomes more visible. The smaller the value, bright area becomes more visible. [Setting values: -5 to NORMAL to 5] (Default value: NORMAL) Memo When [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is not set to“A.WIDE-D” or “M.WIDE-D”, “---” is displayed and [WIDE-D LEVEL] cannot be set. M.WIDE-D SPEED For setting the high-speed shutter of dual shutter speed when [SHUTTER/ WIDE-D] is set to “M.WIDE-D”. [Setting values: 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000, 1/20000, 1/40000, 1/100000, 1/200000] (Default value: 1/4000) Memo When [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is not set to “M.WIDE-D”, “---” is displayed and [M.WIDE-D SPEED] cannot be set. Menu Settings E-41BASIC SETTINGS (Continued) Item Function and Setting ALC SETTINGS AES LIMIT For setting the maximum shutter speed limit when [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is set to “AES”. [Setting values: 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000, 1/20000, 1/40000, 1/100000] (Default value: 1/100000) Memo When [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is not set to “AES”, “---” is displayed and [AES LIMIT] cannot be set. DAY/ NIGHT For setting the Day/Night mode which switches video images to the Black-and-white mode. Black-and-white mode has better sensitivity tham colour mode. [Setting values: COLOUR, B&W, AUTO] (Default value: AUTO) COLOUR : Image appears in colour at all times, and does not switch to black-and-white. B&W : Image appears in black-and-white at all times. AUTO : The image appears in colour when the subject is bright, and in black-and-white when it is dark. Press the [SET] button to display the [DAY/ NIGHT] screen. Menu Settings E-42Item Function and Setting DAY/ NIGHT (Continued) DAY/ NIGHT For setting the condition for switching video images to the Black-and-white mode when [DAY/NIGHT] is set to “AUTO”. AUTO LEVEL : For setting the brightness level at which the camera switches between the Colour and Black-and-white modes. [Setting values: DARK, NORMAL, BRIGHT] (Default value: NORMAL) AUTO TIME : For setting the detection time of the brightness level. The camera switches from the Colour mode to Black-and- white mode or vice versa when the brightness level is detected longer than the setting time. [Setting values: 0s, 10s, 20s, 30s] (Default value: 30s) Menu Settings

Item Function and Setting WB AREA For setting the white balance target area. Select “ON” and press the [SET] button to display the [WB AREA EDIT] screen. Move the displayed frame up/down/left/right using the cross key to set the area for white balance adjustment. The size of the frame cannot be altered. [Setting values: OFF (full screen), ON (set area)] (Default value: OFF) Memo When [D.ZOOM MAX] is set to “x8”, “---” is displayed, and the camera operates in the “OFF” setting. COLOUR LEVEL Adjusts video signal colour level. [Setting values: -5 (lighter colour) to NORMAL to 5 (darker colour)] (Default value: NORMAL) Memo When [DAY/NIGHT] is set to “B&W”, [COLOUR LEVEL] is not valid even when it is set. BLACK LEVEL Adjusts the black level of the video signal. [Setting values: -5 (low level) to NORMAL to 5 (high level)] (Default value: NORMAL) Memo When [MONITOR TYPE] is set to “LCD1” or “LCD2”, “---” is displayed and [BLACK LEVEL] cannot be set. AUTO BLACK Increases the black level of the image automatically under low illumination to enhance the visibility of dark subjects. [Setting values: OFF, ON] (Default value: ON) ENHANCE LEVEL Adjusts contour correction to enhance sharpness on the monitor screen. [Setting values: -5 (soft) to NORMAL to 8 (sharp)] (Default value: NORMAL) Memo When [ANTI FOG] is set to “AUTO”, it is recommended to set [ENHANCE LEVEL] to a value above “6”. Menu Settings E-44Item Function and Setting DNR LEVEL For setting DNR (Digital Noise Reduction). When set to “HIGH”, noise is effectively reduced but moving objects can be blurred. [Setting values: LOW, NORMAL, HIGH] (Default value: NORMAL) ANTI FOG Function to make the image clearer when shooting distant views, or when the image appears blurry due to fog and the like. [Setting values: OFF, AUTO] Memo

When [SHUTTER/WIDE-D] is set to “A.WIDE-D” or “M.WIDE-D”, “---” is displayed, and the camera operates in the “OFF” setting.

During [AGC] operation, the camera operates with [ANTI FOG] in the “OFF” setting. Menu Settings

Item Function and Setting D.ZOOM For setting the digital zoom magnification ratio. [Setting values: VARIABLE, WIDE(x1), MID(x1.4), TELE(x2)] (Default value: VARIABLE) Memo As the video is digitally processed when digital zoom is used, the image quality may deteriorate slightly. D.ZOOM MAX For setting the upper limit of the digital zoom when it is operated via communication. [Setting values: x2, x4, x8] (Default value: x2) Memo When [D.ZOOM] is not set to “VARIABLE”, “---” is displayed and [D.ZOOM MAX] cannot be set. HLI MODE Darkens extremely bright areas when this is set to “ON”. Enable this item such as when the lighting is too bright. [Setting values: OFF, ON] (Default value: OFF) HLI LEVEL For setting the “threshold value” of the brightness when [HLI MODE] is set to “ON” to darken extremely bright areas. [Setting values: LOW, NORMAL, HIGH] (Default value: NORMAL) Menu Settings

Item Function and Setting MOTION DETECT For setting the Motion Detect feature to ON/OFF. [Setting values: OFF, ON] (Default value: OFF) Memo When [D.ZOOM MAX] is set to x8, "---" is displayed and the camera operates in the "OFF" setting. DETECT LEVEL For setting the level to detect movements. The larger the value, the higher the sensitivity. The smaller the value, the lower the sensitivity. [Setting values: -5 to NORMAL to 5] (Default value: NORMAL) Memo Even the flicker of a fluorescent lamp can be detected when a high value is set. After setting, make sure to check the operation of the Motion Detect function using [DEMONSTRATION]. AREA EDIT For setting the area in which you do not want to detect motion. (A page 56) TITLE SIZE For selecting the size of the text displayed when Motion Detect is functioning. When set to “DOUBLE”, the text displayed will be twice the size of the text in the menu. [Setting values: NORMAL, DOUBLE] (Default value: DOUBLE) TITLE COLOUR For setting the colour of the text displayed when Motion Detect is functioning. [Setting values: WHITE, GREEN, CYAN, YELLOW] (Default value: WHITE) Menu Settings E-47MOTION DETECT (Continued) Item Function and Setting MOTION DETECT ALARM TIME For setting the output time of the alarm signal and the time to display alarm on the screen. [Setting values: OFF, 5s to 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 60s] (Default value: 5s) DEMONSTRATION Use this to check whether the Motion Detect function is set correctly. Press the [SET] button to start the demonstration. Menu Settings E-48MAINTENANCE Item Function and Setting REVERSE MODE For setting the Reverse mode. When set to “ON”, the image is inverted horizontally and vertically. [Setting values: OFF, ON] (Default value: OFF) V.PHASE Aligns the vertical sync with other cameras during operation of line lock (LL) or external sync (V). [Setting values: -156 to 0 to 156] Memo During operation of internal sync (INT), “---” is displayed and setting is disabled. COMMUNICATION For selecting a communication protocol. The [COMMUNICATION] screen is not displayed during menu setting using a remote control. [Setting values: JCCP, PELCO] COMMUNICATION (PELCO) Set this item when operating using a controller that is compliant with Pelco-D and Pelco-P. Set “BAUD RATE” to the same value as that of the controller. Set the "MACHINE ID" while ensuring that it does not duplicate with that for other cameras. BAUD RATE : [Setting values: 2400, 4800, 9600] (Default value: 2400) MACHINE ID

[Setting values: 0 to 255] (Default value: 0) Menu Settings E-49MAINTENANCE (Continued) Item Function and Setting COMMUNICATION (continued) COMMUNICATION (JCCP) Set this item when operating using a controller that is compliant with JCCP. Set “PROTOCOL1” and “PROTOCOL 2” to the same values as those of the controller. Set the “MACHINE ID” while ensuring that it does not duplicate with that for other cameras. PROTOCOL1 : [Setting values: P to P, MULTIDROP] (Default value: P to P) PROTOCOL 2

[Setting values: SIMPLEX, DUPLEX] (Default value: DUPLEX) MACHINE ID : [Setting values: 1 to 99] (Default value: 1) CCD SPOT CORRECTION Compensates for white spots on the CCD. Press the [SET] button to display the items for selection. [Items for selection: CANCEL, EXECUTE] CANCEL : Returns to the [MAINTENANCE] screen. EXECUTE : Executes white spot compensation on the CCD. Memo Attach the lens cap before executing white spot compensation on the CCD. Also, turn on the power for 30 minutes to warm up the camera before execution. FACTORY SETTINGS Restores camera settings to their default values. Press the [SET] button to display the items for selection. [Items for selection: CANCEL, CLEAR(W/O SCENE), CLEAR(ALL)] CANCEL : Returns to the [MAINTENANCE] screen.

Item Function and Setting BRIGHTNESS For setting the brightness of the part of the image that is masked. The smaller the value, the darker the image. The larger the value, the brighter the image. [Setting values: 0 to 10] (Default value: 10) MASK No.1 For setting a mask (gray display) to hide areas in an image that you do not want to capture. Select “ON” and press the [SET] button to display the [MASK EDIT] screen for setting the mask. "Privacy Mask Setting" (A page 65) [Setting values: OFF, ON] (Default value: OFF) OFF : Privacy mask is not displayed. ON : Enables privacy mask. Memo Privacy mask can be individually set for each number. Up to four masked areas can be set. MASK No.2 MASK No.3 MASK No.4 Menu Settings

Item Function and Setting AUX FUNCTION For setting the input/output signal of the AUX terminal. [Setting values: IN:ALARM, IN:SCENE A to IN:SCENE H, OUT:ALARM, OUT:B&W] (Default value: IN:ALARM) Memo Select “IN ALARM”, and press the [SET] button to display the [AUX ALARM] screen. AUX ALARM For performing alarm-related setting when [AUX FUNCTION] is set to “IN ALARM”. TITLE SIZE : For setting the size of the title displayed when alarm signal is input. When set to “DOUBLE”, the text displayed will be twice the size of the text in the menu. [Setting values: NORMAL, DOUBLE] (Default value: DOUBLE) TITLE COLOUR : For setting the colour of the title displayed when alarm signal is input. [Setting values: WHITE,

GREEN, CYAN, YELLOW]

(Default value: WHITE) ALARM TIME : For setting the time to display alarm on the screen when alarm signal is input. [Setting values: 5s to 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 60s] (Default value: 5s) Menu Settings E-52Item Function and Setting

POLARITY For setting the polarity of the AUX input signal. [Setting values: MAKE, BREAK] (Default value: MAKE) MAKE : Inputs alarm when the contact of the AUX and GND terminals switches from open to close. BREAK : Inputs alarm when the contact of the AUX and GND terminals switches from close to open. Memo When [AUX FUNCTION] is set to “OUT:ALARM” or “OUT:B&W”, “---” is displayed and [IN POLARITY] cannot be set. OUT POLARITY For setting the polarity of the AUX output signal. [Setting values: MAKE, BREAK] (Default value: MAKE) MAKE : Contact is short when an alarm is initiated. Contact is open when there is no alarm. BREAK : Contact is open when an alarm is initiated. Contact is short when there is no alarm. Memo When [AUX FUNCTION] is set to “IN:ALARM” or “IN:SCENE A to IN:SCENE H”, “---” is displayed and [OUT POLARITY] cannot be set. Menu Settings E-53Default Values of Scene Files Select a setting between “SCENE A” and “SCENE H” according to the surveillance conditions. All scene files can be customized. (A page 32) You can also switch the scene file to set via external input. (A page 63) SCENE FILE SCENE NAME Surveillance Condition SCENE A GENERAL Adaptable to a wide range of subjects in the day or at night. Suitable for general surveillance. The default value of the [SCENE FILE] menu is “SCENE A” (GENERAL). SCENE B TRAFFIC Minimizes the motion blur of moving subjects. Suitable for traffic surveillance.

Always operates in the Colour mode. Suitable for surveillance of outdoor scenes in the day and indoor scenes with lights. SCENE D NIGHT Suitable for surveillance of low-lit scenes, such as in the night. Always operates in the Black-and- white mode. SCENE E LowNoise Suitable for surveillance with priority on a clear picture quality with little noise even in a low-lit scene. Switches automatically to the Black-and-white mode according to the brightness of the subject. Low noise helps to save the recording capacity of recording media such as digital recorders. Detailed Settings E-54SCENE FILE SCENE NAME Surveillance Condition SCENE F WIDE-D Suitable for surveillance of scenes such as at entrances or in a backlit scene, where there is a mixture of bright and dark subjects. SCENE G M.DET Setting that enables the Motion Detect function which outputs an alarm when human motion or object motion is detected. Alarm can be output to an external device by changing the setting of the [AUX FUNCTION] menu. (A page 52) You can set the operating area for Motion Detect using the [AREA EDIT] item of the [MOTION DETECT] menu. (A page 47) SCENE H AntiFog Suitable for surveillance of distant views using a high-magnification zoom lens, or surveillance of subjects in the fog or sand storm. Detailed Settings E-55Motion Detect Area Setting For setting the area in which Motion Detect functions, which outputs alarm signals when there is movement in the video image. When [AUX FUNCTION] is set to “OUT:ALARM”, alarm signals are output from the rear AUX terminal. Memo Perform Motion Detect setting for each scene file as necessary.

On the [MENU] screen, select a scene file for which its Motion Detect area is to be set.

On the [MENU] screen, select [MOTION DETECT], and move the cross key to the left/right to set to “ON”. The [MOTION DETECT] screen appears.

Select the [AREA EDIT] item on the [MOTION DETECT] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [AREA EDIT] screen appears.

Move the cross key up/down or to the left/right to select the area you do not want to detect. The area that appears blinking in black-and-white moves.

Press the [SET] button. The area not to be detected is set, and is illuminated in gray. To cancel the preset area, press the [SET] button again.

Repeat steps 4 and 5.

After setting is complete, press the [MENU] button. Returns to the [MOTION DETECT] screen.

[MOTION DETECT] Screen [AREA EDTI] Screen Blinking Illuminated in gray Blinking Detailed Settings E-56Memo

The Motion Detect function does not operate until about five seconds after exiting the menu.

The screen is divided into 48 blocks. Adjust the magnification of the lens such that the subject is large enough to occupy a multiple number of blocks. Note

Motion Detect is not a function for preventing theft and fire. It may not function properly depending on the condition of the subject and settings. JVC will not be liable for any accident or damage that arises as a result. Detailed Settings E-57Scene Name/Camera Title Setting You can change a scene file name (up to eight characters). You can add a title to a camera (up to 24 characters). Changing the Scene File Name (SCENE NAME) "Default Values of Scene Files" (A page 54)

On the [MENU] screen, select [SCENE FILE], and move the cross key to the left/right to select the scene file for which you want to specify a name. The [SCENE FILE] screen appears.

Select the [SCENE NAME] item on the [SCENE FILE] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [SCENE NAME EDIT] screen appears. The first character in the character list appears blinking. You can input a character in this state.

Move the cross key up/down/left/right to select a character from the character list. The selected character starts blinking.

Press the [SET] button. Confirm the first character for the name, and the second character in the title input area starts blinking.

Repeat steps 2 and 3.

Press the [MENU] button. The setting is saved.

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Select the [BASIC SETTINGS] item on the [MENU] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [BASIC SETTINGS] screen appears.

Move the cross key up/down to select [CAMERA TITLE EDIT], and press the [SET] button. The [CAM.TITLE EDIT] screen appears.

For details on steps 3 to 7, refer to "Changing the Scene File Name (SCENE NAME)" (A page 58).

Operation Procedure Select a menu screen display, and press the [SET] button to execute the operation. Menu Screen Display Operation CLR Clears all input characters. CANCEL Cancels the edited content and returns to the previous state. [!] Moves the cursor in the title input area to the character on the left. ["] Moves the cursor in the title input area to the character on the right. INS Inserts a character space and moves all subsequent characters to the right. DEL Deletes the character selected by the cursor, and moves all subsequent characters to the left by one character space. Detailed Settings E-59Manual White Balance Adjustment White balance of this camera can be set to adjust automatically according to the subject. When the automatic adjustment results in, for example, a reddish screen, adjust the white balance manually.

Select the [BASIC SETTINGS] item on the [MENU] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [BASIC SETTINGS] screen appears.

Set the [WHITE BALANCE] item on the [BASIC SETTINGS] screen to “AWC”, and press the [SET] button. The [W.BAL CONTROL] screen appears.

Move the cross key up/down to select “R GAIN” or “B GAIN”.

Move the cross key to the left/right to change the hue setting. The hue changes according to the selected value.

Press the [MENU] button to exit. Memo The settings of “R GAIN” and “B GAIN” are applied when the camera operates in the Colour mode. Adjust the settings in the Colour mode.

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B GAIN <MENU>RETURN [W. BAL CONTROL] Screen Detailed Settings E-60Output of Black-and-white/Colour Switch Signal The state of rear AUX terminal can be changed at colour/black-and- white switch. This is enabled when [AUX FUNCTION] is set to “OUT:B&W”. (A page 52) Setting [AUX FUNCTION] to “OUT:B&W”

Select the [AUX FUNCTION] item on the [MENU] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [AUX FUNCTION] screen appears.

Move the cross key to the left/right to set to “OUT:B&W”.

Press the [MENU] button to exit. Returns to the [MENU] screen.

INPUT POLARITY MAKE OUT POLARITY MAKE<MENU>RETURN [MENU] Screen [AUX FUNCTION] Screen Detailed Settings E-61Output of Black-and-white/Colour Switch Signal (Continued) Setting [DAY/NIGHT] to “AUTO”

Select the [BASIC SETTINGS] item on the [MENU] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [BASIC SETTINGS] screen appears.

Move the cross key to the left/right to set to “AUTO”.

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Press the [MENU] button to exit. Returns to the [MENU] screen. Memo

Even when [AUX FUNCTION] is set to “OUT:B&W”, the state of rear AUX terminal is not changed if [DAY/NIGHT] on the [BASIC SETTINGS] screen is set to “COLOUR”.

When a near-infrared light is used, the image may switch from black-and-white to colour if there is strong reflection from the subject. To ensure that switching is performed correctly, it is recommended that users make use of the setting that controls black-and-white/colour switching signal externally. Note

The image may go out of focus due to the lens performance when the lighting on the subject becomes a near-infrared light source. In this case, make use of a lens that supports near-infrared light. Detailed Settings E-62Controlling Black-and-white/Colour Switch Signal Externally Switching signal from an external controller can be used to switch the image on the camera between colour/black-and-white, and also enable simultaneous operation of lighting such as near-infrared light. For details on the devices to connect, consult your JVC dealer.

External Controller Infrared Lighting, etc. Sensor or Switch Scene file is available to change AGC and SHUTTER Settings at switching Black-and-white/Colour Mode

Set “SCENE C” to the setting for day use (colour).

Set “SCENE D” to the setting for night use (black-and-white).

Set [SCENE FILE] on the [MENU] screen to “CASINO”(SCENE C).

Set [AUX FUNCTION] on the [MENU] screen to “IN : SCENE D”. For details on the settings, refer to "AUX FUNCTION" (A page 52). Memo When in the Black-and-white/Colour mode, the image may go out of focus due to the lens performance when the lighting on the subject becomes a near-infrared light source. In this case, make use of a lens that supports near-infrared light. Detailed Settings E-63Controlling Black-and-white/Colour Switch Signal Externally (Continued)

Example: Switching to SCENE D when AUX input is in the Make state

F L OCK Detailed Settings E-64Privacy Mask Setting

Select the [PRIVACY MASK] item on the [MENU] screen, and press the [SET] button. The [PRIVACY MASK] screen appears.

Move the cross key up/down to select [MASK No.*], move the cross key to the left/right to select “ON”, followed by pressing the [SET] button. The [MASK EDIT (MASK No.*)] screen appears.

Use the cross key to edit the left/upper margin of the mask.

Press the [SET] button. The screen to edit the right/lower margin of the mask appears.

Use the cross key to edit the right/bottom margin of the mask. Memo Press the [SET] button to switch between the screen to edit the left/upper margin of the mask and the screen to edit the right/lower margin of the mask.

Press the [MENU] button. The mask boundary of the selected number is saved, and the screen returns to the [PRIVACY MASK] screen.

Repeat steps 2 to 6 to set all desired masks (MASK No.1 to MASK No.4).

Press the [MENU] button to exit. Returns to the [MENU] screen.

MASK EDIT (MASK No.1)<MENU> RETURN <SET> D-R<SET> U-L<MENU> RETURN (MASK No.1) (MASK No.1) MASK EDIT (MASK No.1) Detailed Settings E-65BLC Photometry Area Setting For setting the photometry area for backlight compensation. You can perform setting on two types of screens, [EDIT1] and [EDIT2].

Select the [BLC] item on the [BASIC SETTINGS] screen, and select [EDIT1].

Press the [SET] button. The [BLC EDIT] screen appears.

Use the cross key to edit the left/top area, and press the [SET] button. An editing screen for the right/bottom area appears.

Use the cross key to edit the right/bottom area. Memo Press the [SET] button to switch between the screen to edit the left/top area and the screen to edit the right/bottom area.

Press the [MENU] button to exit. Returns to the [BASIC SETTINGS] screen.

• When using the preset photometry area, set [BLC] to “EDIT1” or “EDIT2”. (A page 39)

BLC EDIT (A:GENERAL) <MENU> RETURN <SET>D-RBLC EDIT (A:GENERAL) <MENU> RETURN <SET>U-LPhotometry area [SET] Button [EDIT1] Screen

BLC EDIT (A:GENERAL) BLC EDIT (A:GENERAL) <MENU> RETURN <SET>D-R <MENU> RETURN <SET>U-LPhotometry area [SET] Button [EDIT1] Screen

• The photometry areas for the [EDIT1] and [EDIT2] screens are different.

• The on-screen display position is a rough guide. Detailed Settings E-66Troubleshooting Operational Error State Action Reference Page Image Image is not displayed.

Check the power indicator on the camera, and also whether the coaxial cable is connected properly. A page 22

Check whether the brightness and contrast of the monitor are set appropriately. A page 44

Check whether the cable length is appropriate. A page 20

Check whether the switch is set correctly according to the auto iris lens in use.(IRIS VIDEOlDC) A page 20 Image appears blurry.

Check whether dirt such as soil or dust is attached to the camera lens.

Check whether the focus is correctly adjusted. A page 28 A page 30 Others E-67Troubleshooting (Continued) Operational Error (continued) State Action Reference Page Operation Unable to switch between AUX input/output.

Check whether the video cable is correctly connected. A page 21

Check whether the [AUX FUNCTION] item is correctly set. A page 52 The [SET] button operation cannot be recognized correctly.

Press the [SET] button down vertically. If the button is pressed down at an angle, the operation may not be performed.

Others E-68Error Display Error Message Action Reference Page AWC AWC ERROR: NG OBJECT There is insufficient white in the subject, or the colour temperature setting is inappropriate. Fill the screen with a white object thoroughly and adjust the white balance again. A page 31 A page 60 AWC ERROR: LOW LIGHT The lighting is too dim. (Insufficient illumination) Brighten the lighting and adjust the white balance again. A page 31 A page 60 AWC: ERROR: HIGH LIGHT The lighting is too bright. (Excessive illumination) Darken the lighting and adjust the white balance again. A page 31 A page 60 AWC ERROR: TIME OVER There are changes in the state of the subject. (Lighting variation) Stabilize the subject and adjust the white balance again. A page 31 A page 60 Others E-69Index

550TV lines (typical) Video S/N ratio

52 dB (typical, AGC OFF) Minimum illumination

Black-and-white mode:

CS mount Power supply

1900 mm (TK-C9511EG) Current consumption

-10 °C to 50 °C (operating range) 0 °C to 40 °C (recommended) Mass

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Impostazioni di menu I-30. MOTION DETECT MAINTENANCE AUX FUNCTION MASK EDIT (MASK No.1) MASK EDIT (MASK No.2) MASK EDIT (MASK No.3) MASK EDIT (MASK No.4) DETECT EDIT DETECT DEMONSTRATION PRIVACY MASK OUT POLARITY IN POLARITY AUX FUNCTION TITLE SIZE AREA EDIT DETECT LEVEL ALARM TIME DEMONSTRATION TITLE COLOUR MASK No.2 MASK No.1 BRIGHTNESS MASK No.4 MASK No.3 AUX ALARM

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