Okina USA SDNR-8700 Manual de usuario

** Replacing SDNR-8630

PAL version also available

SDNR-8700

Digital Noise Reduction

700 TVL DNR Super Low Lux OSD

ICR Box Camera

USER MANUAL

* Lens not included

FEATURES

•700 TV Lines

•1/3” Sony Exview CCD II

•Digital Noise Reduction (DNR) - Dramatically reduces both random and fixed

noise. It also reduces DVR disk space usage by up to 70%.

•0.00039 (Sens-up, 256X) / 0.1 Lux (50 IRE @ F1.4)

•Built-in Microphone RCA Output

•RS485 Output for OSD Control

•330mA

•Dual Power 12V DC / 24V AC

Optional External IR

SDNR-8IR14

See page 22 for details

Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the

European Union and other European countries with separate collection

systems).

This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be

treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection

point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is

disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the

environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate

waste handling of this product. The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural

resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact

your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you

purchased the product.

CAUTION

1. Never point the camera toward the sun

Do not expose the lens directly to the sun or to strong light as this may damage the

pick-up device.

2. Handle this camera with care

Avoid any shock or bumping of the camera. Improper handling could damage the

camera.

3. Requires a proper operating environment

This camera is designed for indoor use. The allowable temperature range for

operation of this camera is between 14°F ~ 122°F / -10°C ~ 50°C.

Please read the Manual before attempting to use this product.

Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice.

4. Clean the front face or lens

It is recommended that the surface be cleaned every 3~6 months. Cleaning should be

done by using a chamois, a very fine soft cloth, lens tissue, or cotton tipped applicator

and ethanol to carefully remove any fingerprint or dust.

5. Check the power source voltage

The power source voltage should be within the specified range. (Camera must meet

the specifications). Camera must be connected to a surge protector at all times.

6. Objects and liquid entry

Never push objects of any kind into this camera as this may touch dangerous voltage

points of short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill any kind

of liquid on the video product.

7. Servicing

Do not attempt to service this video product by yourself as opening or removing

covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all service to

qualified servicing personnel.

8. Damage requiring service

Unplug this video product from the wall outlet and refer service to qualified servicing

personnel under the following conditions:

a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.

b. If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the video product.

c. If the video product has been exposed to rain or water.

d. If the video product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.

e. When the video product exhibits a distinct change in performance.

LIMITED WARRANTY

OKINAUSA products are covered under warranty for one year from the date of

purchase. The warranty will automatically be voided if any of the following occurs:

1. Camera sticker is removed

If the camera sticker is removed, we will not be able to confirm any information

regarding when and where the product was purchased. We have no other way to

verify the purchase record without the serial number on the camera sticker; therefore,

it should not be removed.

2. Camera is modified in any way

If the camera is scratched, damaged, or modified in a manner not described in this

manual, the warranty will be voided immediately. It is the customer’s responsibility to

keep the camera in good condition.

3. Video or power cable is cut

The video cable and the power cable should not be tampered with. Cutting or

modifying of the cables will result in termination of the warranty.

PACKAGE CONTENTS

A. One (1) DNR Vandal Proof Box Camera with power/video cable

B. One (1) Remote Control

C. One (1) Allen Wrench

D. One (1) Motion Relay Output Wire

E. One (1) IRIS Connector

F. One (1) User Manual

* For any returns, please include all components listed above with original packaging in

Resalable Condition. Absolutely No Returns will be accepted if any component is

missing/damaged.

DIMENSION

A. B. C.

D. E. F.

Refer to #4 on

page 5 for details

Unit: mm

REAR PANEL

1. Video Output

2. Audio Output

3. RS485, +/- – See page 12 for PTZ controller key combination to call up OSD

menu and page 10 for wire & cable

4. MDO, Motion Detect Relay Output

a. Black & Brown = for External Alarm Device.

Set up on OSD Menu: Special Motion Motion View: On/Off

See page 11 for OSD setting and page 8 for application diagram

b. Red & Orange = not working for this model

5. 12V DC~24V AC, dual power

6. External IR (optional) – See page 15 for more details

7. On-Screen Display (OSD) Control

PTZ-KB250

PTZ-KB050X

OPERATION

Once camera is installed, make sure the focal length and focus is properly adjusted before

configuring the camera through on-screen display (OSD).

The Main menu provides access to the camera configuration options. The on-screen

display (OSD) is only available in multi languages, such as English, Korean, Traditional

Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese,

Dutch, German, Polish, Turkish, Hebrew, Arabic.

Program the camera by attaching a standard video monitor to the system.

OSD Button Menu:

Setup Menu Description

Menu Item

Description

Lens

Defines the lens brightness and iris speed

Exposure

Defines the method of iris control

Backlight

Defines the highlight compensation (HLC)

and backlight compensation (BLC) set up

White Bal

Defines the white balance (WB) set up

Day & Night

Defines the day/night (D/N) set up

Smart 3DNR

Defines the digital noise reduction set up

De-fog

Defines the defog set up

Function

Defines motion detection, privacy, digital

effect, image adjustment, auto focus,

language and OSD color set up

Exit

Exits the menu and returns to live mode.

Save changes made.

MAIN MENU

1.LENS DC↵

2.EXPOSURE ↵

3. BACKLIGHT OFF

4. WHITE BAL AWB

5.DAY&NIGHT AUTO↵

6.SMART 3DNR ON↵

7.DE-FOG OFF

8.FUNCTION ↵

9.EXIT SAVE↵

To access the Setup menu:

1. Press the OSD control pad (Enter) or Coaxial Control Enter button to access

the Main menu and its submenus.

2. Push the pad up, down, left and right or Coaxial Control TELE,WIDE, NEAR,

and FAR button to move between menu options.

3. Press the OSD control pad Coaxial Control Enter button to select an option.

4. When in a sub menu, select “Return to return to the previous menu.

5. To exit the Main menu, move the cursor to Exit at the bottom of the screen and

press Enter. All changes are saved.

SELECT THE LENS

In the Setup menu, go to Lens and select the type of lens used with the camera. Select

DC to adjust the lens setting manually,

1. Brightness: Select the Brightness level, value from 1 to 100.

2. Iris Speed: Select the iris speed, value from 1 and 5.

EXPOSURE

In the Setup menu, go to Exposure and press Enter, the below figure shows the different

options available:

1. Shutter:

1/60: Fixed value

MANUAL: defines manual shutter value. Select a higher value to see

movement and a lower value to see clearer images. The values range from

1/60 to 1/100000.

FLK: flicker mode avoids interference from light sources.

AUTO: the camera sets the optimum shutter speed. User can define the

maximum shutter speed inAUTO mode. The values range from FLK to

1/100000.

DC LENS

1. BRIGHTNESS 60

2. IRIS SPEED 2

3. RETURN RET↵

EXPOSURE

1.SHUTTER 1/60↵

2. AGC MIDDLE

3. SENSUP AUTO

↵

2. AGC: Adjust the maximum automatic gain control level, used in low-light

conditions with the iris fully open. The values range from OFF to High.

3. SENS-UP: The setting refers to the amount of light being allowed to load on

the sensor from 2-times the "normal" light up to 256-times the "normal" light.

This method can allow for brilliant, clear color images to be taken in nearly total

darkness. The values range from x2 to x256.

SET BACKLIGHT

In the Setup menu, go to Backlight and select the options (DWDR, HLC, BLC, or OFF)

to be modified in the menu. Note that this can be set up only if DAY&NIGHT is on

COLOR mode.

DWDR:

Digital Wide dynamic range (DWDR) allows you to see details of objects in shadows or

details of objects in bright areas of frames that have high contrast between light and

dark areas such as the headlights of a passing car.

1. Low level: Set the low level of DWDR. The values range from 0 to 15

2. High level: Set the high level of DWDR. The values range from 0 to 15

BLC:

BLC (backlight compensation) can improve image quality when the background

illumination is high. It prevents the object in the center from appearing too dark.

1. Value: Set the value level of backlight compensation. The values range from

low to high

2. Area: Set the area of the backlight compensation by position and the size. If

need to define two backlight areas, please select DOUBLE

3. Default: Reset to default the backlight compensation setting and area.

DWDR

1. LOW LEVEL 5

2. HIGH LEVEL 3

3. RETURN RET↵

BLC

1. VALUE MIDDLE

2. AREA SINGLE↵

3. DEFAULT ↵

HSBLC:

HSBLC (high spotlight backlight compensation) masks strong light sources, giving

darker areas more detail. It is often used to help identify vehicle license plate numbers,

for example. Especially users can adjust and select the special requirement area to

observe the target object under the strong spots of light exist.

1. Gain: adjust gain value. The values range from 0 to 100.

2. Mode: Only when the HSBLC is enabled. It can be set to NIGHT ONLY or ALL

DAY.

3. Mask level: Defines the mask level. The values range from 0 to 100.

4. Default: Reset to default the backlight compensation setting and area

5. Mask skip area: Set the value to ON or OFF to enable or disable mask skip

area.

SET WHITE BALANCE

White balance (WB) tells the dome camera what the color white looks like. Based on

this information, the dome camera will then continue to display all colors correctly even

when the color temperature of the scene changes such as from daylight to fluorescent

lighting, for example.

In the Setup menu, go to White Balance and select the options to be modified:

Menu Item

Description

ATW

ATW (automatic tracing white balance) will

be used depends on the lighting condition

selected. It ensures reliable color

reproduction when lighting conditions

change frequently.

AWB

AWB (auto white balance). The camera

adjusts the WB itself

AWC-SET

WB is automatically adjusted to the current

environment and lock it at this value.

Manual

Manually adjust the white balance by blue

gain only. The red gain is automatically

adjusted when the blue gain is changed.

Only use this function when there is steady

light.

In the main menu, select Day&Night to open the day/night menu. The Day&Night mode

has three options: Auto, BW and Color.

HSBLC

1. GAIN 50

2. MODE NIGHT ONLY

3. MASK LEVEL 70

4. DEFAULT ↵

5.M. SKIP AREA OFF

D&N Auto Mode:

SelectAuto so that the camera can automatically switch between day (color) and night

(black and white) mode.

1. Delay: This is the time in seconds before Day↔Night switches. A long delay

response would be used, for example, to avoid switching from Night to Day

mode when car headlights pass in front of the camera. The values range from

0-15.

2. Day

→

Night: Set the threshold level on how dark it should be before switching

from Day to Night mode. Lower (Higher) value makes the camera switched

from Day to Night at lower (higher) illumination. The values range from 16-176.

3. Night

→

Day: Set the threshold level on how light it should be before switching

from Night to Day mode. The values range from 0-160.

D&N BW mode: Select BW to manually set the camera to black and white mode

1. Burst: Enable/disable the color burst component of the video signal when the

camera switches to B/W.

a. ON mode maintains the same color signal in B/W so that the video

signal provides better compatibility with certain color equipment.

b. OFF mode removes the color burst signal B/W video and increase

the total TV lines.

2. COLOR mode: Select Color to manually set the camera to color (day) mode.

SET IMAGE NOISE REDUCTION

Smart 3DNR noise reduction reduces the background noise in a low luminance

environment with 2D + 3D filtering system.

D & N AUTO

1. DELAY 5

2. D→N(AGC) 150

3. N→D(AGC) 20

4. RETURN RET↵

D&N BW

1. BRUST OFF

2. RETURN RET↵

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