Panasonic Color CCTV Camera Wv Cf344 Wv Cp300 Operating Instructions

							
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Screen when SCENE1 is selectedScreen when SCENE2 is selected
    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC    
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH
     AUTO1
 VMD         OFF
 RET TOP END
D&N(IR)     **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE2
COPY(SCENE1)  ALC/ELC    ALC    
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH
     AUTO1
 VMD         OFF
 RET TOP ENDD&N(IR)

Scene file  
number**ALC CONT**(1)
BACK LIGHT COMP 
“SYSTEM SETUP” screen
OFF
ABS
MASK SET
  -     +
LEVEL        .I..... 
  0
 RET TOP ENDBLC ON

Camera operation setting [CAMERA SETUP]
The following describes the camera operation settings. The following set\
tings can be configured on the “CAMERA SETUP”
screen displayed from the top screen. 
Refer to page 5 for how to call up the screen. 
The settings configured on the “CAMERA SETUP” screen will be saved as a scene file. 
1. Register a scene file [SCENE1/SCENE2]
It is possible to register 2 patterns of scene file. When different settings are to be applied between day and night, SCENE1 can be 
applied in the daytime and SCENE2 at night. Change between the scene fi\
les can be made by shortcut operation. (  page 26)
“SCENE1” is set as the default setting. 
Step 1
After confirming that “SCENE1” is selected, configure the settings of “ALC/ELC” through “VMD”. (  page 11-18) 
To change the scene files, go to step 2. 
Step 2
Move the cursor to “SCENE1” and press the [
RI gh T ] or [ LE f T ] button to select “SCENE2”. 
→  The screen changes and displays “SCENE2”. 
Step 3
To configure the settings of “SCENE2” using the settings of “SCENE1”, p\
ress the [SET] button after moving the cursor to 
“COPY(SCENE1)”. 
→  The settings of “SCENE1” will be copied to “SCENE2”.
Step 4
Edit the settings to be changed as the settings of “SCENE2”. 
The number displayed at the right side of the title on each setting screen indicates a scene 
file number. 
Step 5
Move the cursor to “SCENE2” and press the [
RI gh T ] or [ LE f T ] button to select “SCENE1” 
to resume normal operation.
2. Light quantity control method selection [ALC/ELC] 
The method of controlling the quantity of light is selected from the following in accordance with the lens to be used. 
ALC (default):
  The iris of the lens is automatically adjusted in accordance with the brightness of a subject. Select “ALC” when using 
an ALC lens. 
ALC+: Controls the quantity of light with a combination of the electronic shutter and auto iris. This selection is suitable at shooting  a bright subject such as an outdoor subject with auto iris lens. Be awar\
e that flicker may occur when a subject is under 
fluorescent lighting. 
ELC: Controls the quantity of light with the electronic shutter. This selection is suitable for use of a lens with fixed iris or manu\
al iris. 
						

							
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Back light compensation function
Follow the procedure below.Step 1
Set “ALC/ELC” to “ALC”, and press the [SET] button. 
→ The “ALC CONT” screen appears.
Note:
	 •	 When
	 “ALC/ELC” 	 is 	 set 	 to 	 “ELC” 	 or 	 “ALC+” 	 and 	 the 	 [SET ] 	 button 	 is 	 pressed, 	 the 	 “ELC 	 CONT” 	 or 	 “ALC+ 	 CONT” 	 screen 	 will 	 appear. 	
Step 2
Move
	 the 	 cursor 	 to 	 “BLC” 	 and 	 select 	 from 	 the 	 following 	 options. 	
ON: 	 Automatically 	 compensate 	 when 	 the 	 background 	 is 	 brighter 	 than 	 the 	 subject. 	
OFF (default): 	 This 	 mode 	 is 	 used 	 when 	 the 	 area 	 in 	 front 	 of 	 the 	 subject 	 is 	 extremely 	 bright. 	
Step 3
Move
	 the 	 cursor 	 to 	 “ABS” 	 and 	 select 	 from 	 the 	 following 	 options. 	
ABS 	 (Auto 	 Black 	 Stretch 	 Technology)
The
	 latest 	 digital 	 signal 	 technology 	 is 	 applied 	 to 	 automatically 	 detect 	 the 	 dark 	 areas 	 in 	 the 	 image, 	 acquire 	 the 	 brightness 	 data 	 around 	
the 	 dark 	 areas, 	 and 	 perform 	 real-time 	 color 	 adjustment 	 by 	 calculating 	 the 	 best 	 correction 	 curve 	 for 	 each 	 area. 	 This 	 function 	 can 	 be 	
used 	 to 	 perform 	 real-time 	 adjustment 	 and 	 correction 	 of 	 back 	 light 	 and 	 dark 	 area, 	 and 	 reproduce 	 natural, 	 clear 	 images.
ON: Uses ABS. 
OFF (default): Does not use ABS. 
Note:
	 •	 When 	 “BLC” 	 is 	 set 	 to 	 “ON”, 	 “ABS” 	 displays 	 “---” 	 and 	 may 	 not 	 be 	 operated. 	
Step 4
When
	 “BLC” 	 is 	 set 	 to 	 “OFF”, 	 bright 	 areas 	 of 	 an 	 image 	 are 	 masked 	 to 	 facilitate 	 the 	 visibility 	 of 	 dark 	 areas. 	
Move the cursor to “MASK SET” and press the [SET ] button.
→ The
	 mask 	 setting 	 screen 	 appears. 	
Step 5
Press the [
UP ], [d OWN ], [righ T ], and [ LEFT ] 	 buttons 	 to 	 move 	 the 	 flashing 	 cursor 	 to 	 the 	 area 	 to 	 be 	 masked 	 and 	 press 	 the 	 [SET] 	
button. 
When
	 the 	 selected 	 area 	 is 	 masked, 	 the 	 masked 	 area 	 will 	 start 	 blinking 	 (between 	 stripes 	 and 	 white). 	 When 	 the 	 flashing 	 cursor 	 is 	 moved 	
to 	 other 	 areas, 	 the 	 masked 	 area 	 will 	 be 	 displayed 	 in 	 white. 	
Repeat 	 the 	 above 	 procedure 	 to 	 mask 	 other 	 areas 	 as 	 necessary.
Note:
	 •	 To	 cancel 	 the 	 masking, 	 select 	 the 	 masked 	 area 	 to 	 be 	 canceled, 	 and 	 then 	 press 	 the 	 [SET] 	 button. 	 The 	 masked 	 area 	 will 	 be 	 deleted.

“ALC CONT” screenMask setting screen
“CAMERA SETUP” screen

**ALC CONT**(1)
BACK LIGHT COMP 

OFF
ABS
MASK SET
  -     +
LEVEL        .
I.....   0
 RET TOP END
BLC  OFF

    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC    
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH     AUTO1
 VMD        OFF
 RET TOP END

D&N(IR) 
						

							
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Step 6
Hold down the [SET] button for more than 2 seconds after completion of masking.
→  Return to the previous menu.
Step 7
Move the cursor to “LEVEL” and press the [
R ig HT ] or [ LE f T ] button to adjust the level. 
3. Electronic shutter setting [SHUTTER] 
The variation in shutter speed allows users to perform the following.
• Increased shutter speed prevents blurring fast-moving subjects.
• If flicker is observed under fluorescent lighting of 50 Hz, selection of “1/100” for the speed can reduce flicker.
The shutter speed is selectable from the following.
OFF (1/60) (default), 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10000, 1/120000
Note:
 •   When “ALC/ELC” is set to “ELC” or “ALC+”, “---” appears and the shutter function cannot be activated. 
4. Gain control setting [AGC] 
Select a gain control setting from the following. 
ON (HIGH) (default)/ON (MID) /ON (LOW):
  Automatically increases the gain to make the screen brighter when the illuminance of the 
subject becomes darker. 
HIGH, MID and LOW indicate the gain level.
OFF: Does not increase the gain. 
Note:
  •   When “SENS UP” is set to the AUTO mode, “AGC” cannot be set to “OFF”.
5. Electronic sensitivity enhancement setting [SENS UP]
Use of the electronic sensitivity enhancement function increases the light sensitivity of the CCD, and accordingly the image becomes 
brighter. The magnification is unchanged for selection of FIX, and the magnification is automatically adjusted in accordance with the 
illuminance of a photographic subject for selection of AUTO. 
The magnification of the electronic sensitivity is selectable from the following. 
OFF (default)/X2 AUTO/X4 AUTO/X6 AUTO/X10 AUTO/X16 AUTO/X32 AUTO/OFF/X2 FIX/X4 FIX/X6 FIX/X10 FIX/X16 FIX/
X32 FIX/X64 FIX/X128 FIX/X256 FIX/X512 FIX
Note:
 •   When “ALC/ELC” is set to “ELC” or “ALC+”, only the AUTO mode is enabled.  
 
•   When “SHUTTER” is set to options other than “OFF”, the electronic sensitivity enhancement setting cannot be performed and 
“---” appears.
 
•   When the magnification of “SENS UP” is increased, the screen becomes coarser, more whitish, or more flawed. However, this 
phenomenon is normal.
6. White balance setting [WHITE BAL] 
The white balance adjustment is selectable from the following.
ATW1 (default):   Activates the automatic color temperature tracking mode. 
The camera continuously check the color temperature of the light source and automatically adjusts the white 
balance. The adjustment of the color temperature ranges from approx. 2700 K to 6000 K.
ATW2:
  Activates the sodium lamp automatic color temperature tracking mode. The camera automatically achieves an optimal white 
balance under the sodium lamp. The adjustment of the color temperature ranges from approx. 2000 K to 6000 K.  
						

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AWC: Activates the automatic white balance control mode. This adjustment is suitable for a location where a light source is stable. 
The adjustment of the color temperature ranges from 2000 K to 10000 K. When “AWC” is selected, the white balance needs 
to be adjusted.
Note: 
•		If	the	situation	meets	one	of	the	followings,	color	may	not	be	accurately	reproduced.	
	 •	 The	subject	is	mostly	highly-colored.	
	 •	 The	photographic	scene	is	under	the	bright	blue	sky	or	at	nightfall.	
	 •	 The	illumination	of	the	light	illuminating	the	subject	is	insufficient.
When “AWC” is selected, follow the steps below to adjust the white balance.
Step 1
Set “WHITE BAL” to “AWC” and press the [LEFT] button to change to “AWC  → PUSH SET”. 
Step 2
Press the [SET] button and adjust the white balance. “AWC  → PUSH SET” is reversely highlighted during adjustment. When the 
reversely highlighted display is restored, the white balance adjustment is completed. 
Step 3
Press the [RIGHT] button to select “AWC”. Refer to this page for fine adjustment of the white balance. 
Note:
	 •	 The	adjustment	of	the	color	temperature	ranges	from	approx.	2000	K	to	10000	K.	If	the	range	is	out	of	this	adjustment	range	or	 lighting directed to a subject is too dark, the white balance may not be adjusted. I\
n such a case, “AWC → PUSH SET” stays 
reversely highlighted.
Manual fine adjustment of white balance 
The white balance is manually fine adjusted after white balance automa\
tically adjustment in the automatic color temperature tracking 
mode (ATW1, ATW2) or automatic white balance control mode (AWC). 
Follow the procedures below. 
“CAMERA SETUP” screen
    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC     
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  AWC PU SH SET
 DNR        HIGH      AUTO1
 VMD         OFF
 RET TOP END
D&N(IR)
        **ATW1**(1)
R
              -      +
B
              -      +
AREA 
 RET TOP END
**ATW1 AREA**(1)
  POSITION        PUSH SET
 RET TOP END
 RESET   
... I...  
0
... I...  
0
    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC     
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH      AUTO1
 VMD        OFF
 RET TOP END
D&N(IR)
“CAMERA SETUP” screen Fine adjustment screen Area setting screen 
						

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Step 1
Set “WHITE BAL” to “ATW1”, “ATW2” or “AWC” and press the [SET] button. 
→  The fine adjustment screen appears. 
Step 2
Move the cursor to “R” and “B” and press the [LEFT] or [RIGHT] button to fine adjust the level for each. “R” stands for red and “B” 
stands for blue. 
When	the	level	indicator	moves	in	the	“+”	direction,	the	color	becomes	deeper,	and	when	the	level	indicator	moves	in	the	“–”	
direction, the color becomes lighter.
Step 3
Move the cursor to “AREA” and press the [SET] button to enter “AREA” setting screen. 
The area to detect white area of white balance can be set on the area setting screen. The area to detect white area of white balance 
is displayed full-screen by default. 
To change the white balance detection area, start from step 4.
Step 4
Move the cursor to “POSITION” and press the [SET] button. 
Step 5
Press the [UP], [DOWN], [RIGHT] and [LEFT] buttons to move to the upper-left part of the area to be set, and press the [SET] button. 
Step 6
Press the [UP], [DOWN], [RIGHT] and [LEFT] buttons to move to the lower-right part of the area to be set, and press the [SET] button.
7. Digital noise reduction function setting [DNR]
The digital noise reduction function reduces noise automatically under the condition of low illuminance. 
The effect level of the noise reduction function is selectable from the following. 
LOW: Low level of noise reduction (small residual image) 
HIGH (default): High level of noise reduction (large residual image) 
8. Black-and-white mode setting [D&N (IR) ] CP310
CP310
CP300
  
  [D&N (ELE) ] 
CP310
CP310
CP300 CF354  CF344
The settings relating to the black-and-white mode can be configured. 
Follow the procedure below
AUTO1
 **D&N(IR)  **(1)
LEVELHIGHDURATION TIME                S   L
BURST(BW)ON
 RET TOP END
.
I..
    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC   
 
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH      AUTO1
 VMD         OFF
 RET TOP END
D&N(IR)
“CAMERA SETUP” screen “D&N (IR)” screen
Step 1
Move the cursor to “D&N (IR)” and select the mode from the following. 
CP310
CP310
CP300
 AUTO1 (default): Automatically switches between color and black-and-white images in acco\
rdance with the illuminance. The  black-and-white mode is selected for dark images, and the color mode is \
selected for bright images. 
						

							
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AUTO2: Used a near-infrared light source at night time.
ON: Displays black-and-white images.
OFF: Displays color images.

CP310
CP310
CP300
 AUTO: Similar to the basic functions of AUTO1, but does not change the IR fi\
lter. 

CF354 
 Switches to black-and-white images when the illuminance around the camera is lower than approx. 0.1 lx.

CF344
 OFF (default): Displays color images.
Note:
	 •	
CP310
CP310
CP300

 When “AUTO1” or “AUTO2” is selected, it is recommended to set “A g C” to “ON”.
	 •	

CP310
CP310
CP300

 If a subject is always moving or the screen is occupied with a uniform color, brightness determination may not be per -
formed successfully because the brightness is merely determined by information from the CCD image sensor. When “AUTO2” is 
selected, the wave length of the light source shall be 800 nm or longer. 
	 •	 WV-CP300,
	 WV-CP304, 	 WV-CF354 	 and 	 WV-CF344 	 cannot 	 set 	 the 	 switching 	 brightness 	 (illuminance) 	 level 	 of 	 color 	 images 	 and 	
black-and-white images.
	 •	 To
	
obtain 	 color 	 images, 	 a 	 sufficient 	 level 	 of 	 illuminance 	 (approx. 	 30 	 lx 	 or 	 more) 	 is 	 required. 	
Step 2  
Press the [SET] button. 
→  The “D&N (IR)” screen appears. 
Step 3
Move the cursor to “LEVEL” and select a brightness level at which \
switching between color and black-and-white images is performed 
from the following.
LOW: Switches from color to black-and-white images when the ambient illuminance of the c\
amera is less than 0.1 lx. 
HIGH (default): Switches from color to black-and-white images when the ambient illuminance of the c\
amera is less than 0.2 lx. 
Note:
	 •	 The 	 switching 	 illuminance 	 level 	 varies 	 with 	 subjects, 	 light 	 sources, 	 and 	 lenses. 	
	 •	 The
	 switching 	 illuminance 	 level 	 varies 	 in 	 accordance 	 with 	 AGC 	 setting. 	 (
	page 	 13)
	 •	 The
	
switching
	
illuminances
	
described
	
above
	
are
	
reference
	
values.
	
The
	
switching 	 illuminance 	 shall 	 be 	 decided 	 based 	 on 	 the 	 actual 	
installation environment. 
	 •	 There
	
may
	
be
	
repeated
	
switching
	
between
	
color
	
and
	
black-and-white
	
images 	 depending 	 on 	 the 	 setting 	 and 	 environment.
Step 4
Move the cursor to “DURATION TIME” and select a time for switching between color and black-an\
d-white images from the following. 
2
	
seconds
	
-
	
10
	
seconds
	
(default)
	
-
	
30
	
seconds
	
-
	
60
	
seconds
	
 
(S)
 
(L)
Step 5
Move the cursor to “BURST (BW)”, and decide whether or not to pr\
ovide a burst signal output in the black-and-white mode. 
ON (default): Provides a burst signal output. 
OFF: Does not provide any burst signal output. 
Note:
	 •	 Images 	 may 	 not 	 be 	 displayed 	 appropriately 	 without 	 burst 	 signals 	 when 	 camera 	 images 	 are 	 displayed 	 in 	 the 	 black-and-white 	
mode depending on a monitor or VTR model to be used. In such a case, set\
 the burst signal output to “ON”. 
9. VMD setting [VMD] 
The VMD function allows the camera to detect motion and scene change wit\
h the camera. Detection of motion or scene change with 
the camera can be announced by issuing an alarm signal. 

CP310
CP310
CP300

CP310
CP310
CP300

CP310
CP310
CP300

CP310
CP310
CP300 
						

							
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Important:
	 •	 The	 following 	 circumstances 	 may 	 result 	 in 	 detection 	 failure 	 or 	 false 	 detection. 	 Use 	 the 	 camera 	 after 	 adjusting 	 the 	 detection 	 area 	
and sensitivity. •
	 Not 	 enough 	 difference 	 in 	 brightness 	 between 	 the 	 background 	 and 	 the 	 moving 	 photographic 	 subject, 	 or 	 significant 	 changes 	 in 	
brightness
•
	 Dirt 	 or 	 water 	 drops 	 on 	 the 	 lens
•
	 Insufficient 	 brightness, 	 for 	 example, 	 when 	 shooting 	 at 	 night
•
	 The 	 subject 	 is 	 moving 	 straight 	 at 	 the 	 camera
•
	 The 	 subject 	 is 	 moving 	 too 	 fast 	 or 	 too 	 slow
•
	 The 	 subject 	 is 	 too 	 small 	 or 	 too 	 large
•
	 There 	 are 	 too 	 many 	 moving 	 objects
•
	 Light 	 reflected 	 through 	 a 	 window 	 or 	 from 	 a 	 road 	 surface
•
	 The 	 camera 	 is 	 shaking
•
	 Entry 	 of 	 outside 	 light, 	 such 	 as 	 sunlight 	 or 	 the 	 headlights 	 of 	 a 	 car
•
	 Flickering fluorescent light
	 •	 Subject
	 change 	 detection 	 may 	 fail 	 in 	 the 	 following 	 cases. 	
•
 The lens is partially covered or covered with a transparent item
•
	
The 	 photographic 	 subjects 	 before 	 and 	 after 	 changing 	 the 	 camera 	 direction 	 are 	 similar
	 •	 False
	 detection 	 may 	 occur 	 for 	 approx. 	 1 	 minute 	 after 	 turning 	 on 	 the 	 power, 	 after 	 completing 	 settings 	 in 	 the 	 SETUP 	 menu, 	 or 	 after 	
changing the camera view angle. 
	 •	 Motion
	 detection 	 is 	 the 	 detection 	 function 	 within 	 the 	 screen 	 range 	 for 	 electronic 	 zoom 	 of 	 1x. 	

“MOTION DET” screen 

 **MOTION DET**(1)
  RET TOP ENDLEVEL
2S 
OFF 
DWELL TIME
DISPLAY MODE 
  ALARM
MASK SET
.... I.. 
20              -     +
“CAMERA SETUP” screen
     MOTION DET      AUTO1
    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC     
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH
 VMD
 RET TOP END
D&N(IR)

Setting of motion detection
Move the cursor to “VMD”, press the [LE f T ] or [RI gh T ] button to select “MOTION DET”. 
Step 1
Move the cursor to “MOTION DET” and press the [SET] button.
→  The “MOTION DET” screen appears. 
Step 2
Move the cursor to “MASK SET” and press the [SET] button. 
→  The mask setting screen appears.

“MOTION DET” screen 
Mask setting screen
 **MOTION DET**(1)

 RET TOP ENDLEVEL
2S 
OFF 
DWELL TIME
DISPLAY MODE 
  ALARM
MASK SET

.... I.. 
20              -     +

In the masked area, no alarm will be issued even if a moving object is detected. The mas\
ked area is set in the same way as the 
masked area setting in “Light quantity control method selection”. (
 page 11) 
						

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Step 3
Hold down the [SET] button for more than 2 seconds after completion of masking.
→  Return to the previous menu. 
Step 4
Move the cursor to “ALARM” and press the [LEFT ] and [RIGHT ] buttons to select “ON” or “OFF”.
ON: Outputs alarm signal when in display mode. Actions may be confirmed t\
hrough the motion detection mode when a moving  object is detected. 
OFF (default): Does not output alarm signal when in display mode. 
Step 5
Move the cursor to “DISPLAY MODE” and press the [SET] button. 
→  The display mode screen appears.
If a moving object is detected in the set area, the area will be reversely highlighted. Hold down the [SET] button for more than 2 
seconds to return. 
 **MOTION DET**(1)
 RET TOP END LEVEL
2S 
OFF 
DWELL TIME
DISPLAY MODE 
  ALARM
MASK SET
.... I.. 
20              -     +
Display mode screen
“MOTION DET” screen
Step 6
Move the cursor to “LEVEL” and press the [RIGHT] or [LEFT] button to adjust the level. 
Repeat step 5 and 6 to adjust to optimal level. 
Step 7
Move the cursor to “DWELL TIME ” and select the dwell time from the following. (unit: seconds)
2S (default)/5S /10S /30S 
Alarm signal will be issued once a continuously moving object is detecte\
d within the specified time. 
Setting of scene change detection 
This function detects a change in the subject state that occurs by cover\
ing the camera with a cloth, a cap, or others, or by changing 
the camera direction largely.
Follow the procedure below.
Step 1
Move the cursor to “VMD” and press the [RIGHT] or [LEFT] button to select “SCENE CHANGE”.
“CAMERA SETUP” screen
 VMD        SCENE  C HAN GE
    **CAMERA SETUP** 
SCENE1
 ALC/ELC    ALC    
 SHUTTER    OFF
 AGC        ON(HIGH)
 SENS UP    OFF
 WHITE BAL  ATW1
 DNR        HIGH
     AUTO1
 RET TOP END
D&N(IR) 
						

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Camera system setting [SYSTEM SETUP] 
Performs the settings relating to the camera system such as synchronization, and privacy zone. The following settings can be 
configured on the “SYSTEM SETUP” screen displayed from the top screen. 
Refer to page 5 for how to call up the screen. 
10. Synchronization method selection [SYNC]
This unit supports the following 2 types of synchronization methods, and one of the following is selected.
(1) Multiplexed vertical drive signal (VD2)
(2) Internal synchronization (INT) (default)
Input of a multiplexed vertical drive signal (VD2) automatically switc\
hes to the VD2 synchronization even if the camera is set to other 
than the VD2 synchronization method.
When the VD2 synchronization is not selected, internal synchronization can be selected.
11. Privacy zone setting [PRIVACY ZONE]
When undesired portions in the camera shooting area (on the screen) exist, those portions (privacy zone) can be set to be hidden. Up\
 
to 8 portions can be specified for the privacy zone. 
ON (1): Grays the zone. 
ON (2): Mosaics the zone. 
OFF (default): Displays the zone normally. 
Follow the procedure below to set the privacy zone. 
Note:
	 •	 The	privacy	zone	function	is	disabled	at	initializing	the	unit,	i.e.	right	after	turning	on	the	power.	
 
  **ZONE NUMBER 1 /8** 
PUSH SETPOSITION
UPPER LE FT
 RET TOP END DEL 
            -     +ZONE LEVEL  ..I.... 2
“SYSTEM SETUP” screen
“ZONE NUMBER” screen
 ON(2)
    **SYSTEM SETUP** 
SYNC          INT
PRIVACY ZONE
STABILIZER    OFF
EL-ZOOM       OFF
UPSIDE-DOWN   OFF
  -     +
LDC           I......  
0
 RET TOP END
Step 1
Move the cursor to “PRIVACY ZONE”, select “ON (1)” or “ON (2)”, and press the [SET] button. 
→  The “ZONE NUMBER” screen appears. 
Step 2
Move the cursor to the number at the right of the title and select the z\
one number using the [RIGHT] or [LEFT] button. 
Step 3
Move the cursor to “POSITION” and press the [SET] button. 
“SYSTEM SETUP” screen
    **SYSTEM SETUP** 
SYNC          INT
PRIVACY ZONE  OFF
STABILIZER    OFF
EL-ZOOM       OFF
UPSIDE-DOWN   OFF
   -     +
LDC           I......  
0
 RET TOP END 
						

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Step 4
Press the [UP], [DOWN], [RIGHT], and [LEFT] buttons to determine the left upper position of the zone to be set and\
 press the [SET] 
button.  Step 5
Press the [UP], [DOWN], [RIGHT], and [LEFT] buttons to determine the lower right position of the zone to be set an\
d press the [SET] 
button. 
→  An asterisk “*” will be displayed after the number and the zone s\
etting will be saved. 
Step 6
When “ON (2)” is selected for “PRIVACY ZONE”, the mosaic level may be adjusted. The mosaic level may be \
set through “ZONE 
LEVEL”. (Range: 1 to 4) 
Note:
	 •	 To	delete	a	zone,	select	the	zone	number	and	press	the	[SET]	button	after	moving	the	cursor	to	“DEL”.	
	 •	 To	change	the	settings	of	a	zone,	select	the	zone	number	and	repeat	from	step	3.	
12. Image stabilizer setting [STABILIZER]
Whether or not to enable the image stabilizer is determined. 
This function is effective for the case that the camera is installed at a place with slight\
 shaking. 
ON: Enables the image stabilizer. 
OFF (default): Disables the image stabilizer. 
Important:
	 •	 When	“ON”	is	selected	for	the	image	stabilizer,	the	view	angle	becomes	narrower	and	the	resolution	becomes	lower.	When	“ON”	 is selected for the image stabilizer, check the view angle and resolution at camera installation. 
	 •	 The	image	stabilizer	function	may	not	work	for	the	following	subjects	or	conditions.
	 	 •	Dark	subject	
	 	 •	Less	contrasty	subject	(e.g.	white	wall)	
	 	 •	Subject	shaking	at	excessive	speed		
	 	 •	Large	amplitude	image	shaking
13. Electronic zoom setting [EL-ZOOM] 
Whether or not to use the electronic zoom is determined. 
ON: Uses the electronic zoom. 
OFF (default): Does not use the electronic zoom. 
When “ON” is selected, the zoom factor and the panning/tilting set\
tings can be configured. 
Follow the procedure below.
      **EL-ZOOM**      **EL-ZOOM****EL-ZOOM**
PUSH SET
PUSH SET
ZOOM
PAN/TILT
PUSH SET
PUSH SETZOOM
PAN/TILT
PUSH SET
PUSH SETZOOM
PAN/TILT
U ZOOM
 DU TILT D/L PAN R
“SYSTEM SETUP” screen
“EL-ZOOM” screen  Pan/tilt setting screen
Zoom setting screen
 RET TOP END  RET TOP END RET TOP END
 OFF
    **SYSTEM SETUP** 
SYNC          INT
PRIVACY ZONE
STABILIZER    OFF
EL-ZOOM       ON
UPSIDE-DOWN   OFF
  
-     +
LDC           I......  
0
 RET TOP END
Step 1
Move the cursor to “EL-ZOOM” and select “ON” and press the [SET] button. 
→  The “EL-ZOOM” screen appears.