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DSP COLOR CAMERA
GC-715N24
GC-715P24
TM TM
* “BM BMB B ” is the Trade Mark of Honeywell, CCTV CoE.
READ AND RETAIN THIS OPERATION MANUAL
MEMO
Control Products Business Unit
18F, Kukje Center Building, 191,
Hangangro-2ga, Yongsan-gu,
E-mail : cctv@honeywell.com
Seoul 140-702, Korea
http://www.honeywell.co.kr/cctv
Tel : 82-2-799-6109
Printed in Korea
Fax : 82-2-749-6119
G-110821
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CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. CAUTION DO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK). RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE DO NOT OPEN REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PRERSONNEL Explanation of Graphical Symbols. This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. This symbol is intended to alert the user to the
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CAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION ! ● Changes or modifications not approved ● Do not place the camera to heavy by manufacturer could void the user’s shocks or vibrations. authority to operate the equipment. ● Do not place or install the camera on ● To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not an unstable place, stand, tripod, bracket 1 1 expose this camera to rain or moisture. or table. That may cause serious injury to ● To prevent electric shocks and other people or damage to appliance. hazard
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GC-715N/P24 Outlines Honeywell’s GC-715N/P24 is a high sensitivity CCD color camera with high sensitivity function of the field integration technique. Features 3 3 ☞ 1/3” IT Super HAD CCD ( NTSC: 410,000 / PAL: 470,000 ) ☞ Outstanding BLC implementation with Honeywell’s BMB(Black Mask BLC) function. ( 3 levels adjustable ) ☞ CS/C lens mount. ☞ Excellent signal-to-noise ratio of more than 50dB. ☞ High Sensitivity : Minimum illumination of 0.001lx ( F1.2, 30IRE, SENS On X 128 ) ☞ 2-WAY Auto Iris :
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Installation Mounting a Lens 1. Remove the protective cap in front of the camera. 2. Confirm the mount ring whether it is for C or CS. * Caution1 3. Attach the lens to the lens mount ring. 4. If the lens has an Auto Iris mechanism, connect the iris cable to the Lens connector 5 5 (EE/VSD S/W must be set to VSD on the side of the camera) A. In the case of having no iris amplifier : Set the slide switch to DC (Down side) B. In the case of having iris amplifier : Set the slide switch VSD (Upper si
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Flange back focus adjustment 1. In case of fixed focus lens a. Loosen the locking ring and set the focus ring of lens to infinity ( ∞ ). b. Tune the mount ring to get a clear picture( distance from camera to object is more than 23m) and fasten the locking ring. 7 7 2. In case of zoom lens a. Loosen the locking ring and set the lens to the maximum telephoto position. Then turn the focus ring to focus. ☞ in the case of Auto iris lens, shoot a comparatively dark object or reduce the ambient light
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3. Connector “4” Used for EEPROM data setting in factory. 4. DIP switch “5” Shipment setting consists of “AGC High”, “AWC”, “SENS”. ①② ③ ④ ⑤⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩⑪⑫ 9 9 OFF EE EE DC L BMB L1 L0 ON H SENS ME VSD VSD H1 H0 FL BMB AUTO AGC WB3 WB1 Fig 3. Button detail BLC WB2 ① “EE/ME” Mode ( Electronic Exposure / Manual Exposure ) If using electronic exposure or a lens with automatic iris, the “EE/ME” switch has to be set to “EE”. If using a manual lens, you can use the rotary switch to adjust t
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② “EE/VSD” Mode ( Lens type selection ) If using a manual lens, EE the “EE/VSD” switch has to be set to “EE”. If using a lens with automatic iris, the “EE/VSD” switch has to be set to “VSD” 11 11 VSD(Auto) ③ “DC/VSD(AUTO)” Mode ( Auto Iris Lens type selection ) Auto Iris Lens are DC Type or VSD Type. ◆ in case of using DC iris lens. -. “EE/VSD” switch on side to “VSD”, EE DC “EE/VSD” switch on rear to “DC”. -. Slowly turn “8” LEVEL on Rear until the monitor picture appears to be not VSD
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④ “AGC” Mode ( Automatic Gain Control ) Select the AGC mode to high ( gain 32dB) or low ( gain 26dB ). When this switch is to “high”, the maximum AGC is set to 32 dB, and sensitivity increases automatically when 13 13 illumination becomes dark . In AGC high L mode , the integration time of the memory can be further decreased than AGC low AGC mode ( 26dB) , and moving object is H displayed more natural. But the noise of video signal is further increased . ⑤ “BMB/SENS” Mode What is BMB? T
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☞ It is impossible to use BMB and SENS functions simultaneously !!! To use BMB or SENS, select “BMB/SENS” switch one of two, To use neither BMB nor SENS, select “BMB” and level “H1,H0” to OFF. or select “SENS” and set the Rotary switch “7” to “0”. ◆ SENS( Sensitivity Up mode ) Mode 15 15 If the sensitivity ON mode is selected and in low light conditions, the camera sensitivity is increased by getting picture from the memory. Maximum sensitivity is selectable out of 9 steps . ( Refer to Fig5 ) B
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! Cautions in SENS mode 1. In high sensitivity mode , moving object is displayed as if it is flowing, because the integration time of the CCD becomes long. Further, movement is unnatural due to intermittent read-out. 17 17 2. In high sensitivity mode, white blemishes may be remarkable. 3. In high sensitivity mode, noises as well as video information are increased. When an ambient temperature becomes high, noises are further increased. This is not due to failure. 4. In PAL version, flickers may b
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⑧⑨⑩ “WB” Mode ( White Balance Mode ) WB Mode can be selected by WB1,WB2,WB3, UP,DOWN, PUSH LOCK switch. OFF 19 19 OFF ON UP DOWN PUSH LOCK ON WB3 WB2 WB1 Use in MWB mode WB3 WB2 WB1 AWB Mode OFF OFF OFF ATW Mode OFF ON OFF AWC Mode ( Default ) ON ON OFF One Push Lock ON OFF OFF MWB Mode 20 20 OFF OFF ON Indoor Fixed Mode ( 3200 ºK) ON OFF ON Fluorescent Fixed Mode ( 4200 ºK) OFF ON ON User Fixed Mode ( 4700 ºK) ON ON ON Outdoor Fixed Mode ( 6300 ºK) Fig 6. WB Mode Table ◆ “ATW” Mode Auto Trace
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◆ “AWC” Mode Auto White Balance Control Mode. This mode performs more faster action than ATW mode without operating range. AWC operation is also performed in one push lock mode. while the button “3” on the side view is pressed, AWC action started and then the button is released, WB operation is locked to fit the present shooting scene. 21 21 ◆ One Push Lock Mode In One push lock mode, white balance can be aligned by pressing “3” button. When this button is released, white balance is locke
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SPECIFICATIONS GC-715N24 GC-715P24 Imaging device 1/3” CCD(total 410,000pixels) 1/3” CCD (total 470,000pixels) Effective pixel 768H * 494V(380,000pixels) 752H * 582V(440,000pixels) Scanning system 525 Lines 2:1 Interlace 625 Lines 2:1 Interlace Sync system Internal/ Line lock Internal/ Line lock Scanning frequency 15.734KHz(H), 59.94Hz(V) 15.625KHz(H), 50.0Hz(V) H Resolution 480 TV Lines 480 TV Lines Video out VBS 1.0Vp-p / BNC VBS 1.0Vp-p / BNC 23 23 S/N Ratio more than 50dB more than
