X-Vision XPD700W-2 User manual

Before you begin

• Please unpack the box carefully and idenfy that all the parts are present.

• Please bear in mind the following points when choosing a mounng posion.

> The camera must be posioned so that it will not point directly into the sun (sunrise

and sunset) or any bright light, as this may cause damage to the camera

> Avoid viewing areas where half the area is in bright sunlight and the other half is

dark, such as in the shadow of a building. All types of cameras have diculty in

‘seeing’ with such a large lux level variaon.

• Do not cut the camera cables, this will void the warranty.

• Make sure you use only the recommended power supply. Damage caused to the

camera by incorrect voltage or wiring is not covered by the warranty.

User Manual

Model: XPD700W-2

Professional 700 TVL Dome

with DNR and WDR

Contents

1. Safety Precautions ........................................................ 3

2. Product Description ...................................................... 4

3. Features ........................................................................ 4

4. Contents ....................................................................... 4

5. Installation .................................................................... 5

6. Camera OSD Control ..................................................... 7

7. OSD Menu Structure ..................................................... 7

8. SETUP Menu Functions ................................................. 9

8.1 Lens .......................................................................... 8

8.2 Shutter/AGC ............................................................. 8

8.3 White Balance .......................................................... 8

8.4 Backlight ................................................................. 10

8.5 Picture Adjust ......................................................... 10

8.6 ATR ......................................................................... 11

8.7 Motion Detection ................................................... 11

8.8 Day/Night ............................................................... 12

8.9 Noise Reduction ..................................................... 12

8.10 Camera ID ............................................................. 13

8.11 Sync ....................................................................... 13

8.12 Language ............................................................... 13

8.13 Camera Reset ........................................................ 13

Thank you for purchasing this Xvision camera. Before operating this product, please

read this instruction manual carefully.

zDo not disassemble or modify the camera. Please refer repairs or service to a

qualified service technician.

zTake care when installing the camera. Avoid scratching the front glass window.

zAvoid shock and vibration. Do not install the camera on an unstable surface. It

can be damaged by improper use or storage.

zDo not attempt to point the camera at the sun or other extremely bright objects.

It can cause image smearing whether the camera is powered on or not and can

lead to the damage of the CCD (Charge Coupled Device).

zWhen camera is installed next to equipment, such as wireless communication

device, that emits a strong electromagnetic field, some irregularity such as noise

on the monitor screen may occur.

zOperating temperature: -10° ~ +45°C

zProvide ample slack in the video and power cables once the camera is installed in

its final position.

zRequest the service of a qualified technician if the camera malfunctions or

generates excessive amounts of heat.

1. Safety Precautions

3. Features

2. Product Description

• XPD700WIR-2 Camera

• User Manual

• Screws & Wall Plugs

The XPD700W-2 is a professional CCTV dome camera that has excellent colour

balance and a high resolution 700 TVL image, resulting in natural colours and super

sharp images.

It features a powerful ARM based DSP, which processes the image in real time and

improves it by using Digital Noise Reduction and Wide Dynamic Range to produce

an even image, that does not suffer from bright or dark spots. Further enhancing

the picture is a megapixel lens, which is fully adjustable, allowing you to select the

perfect viewing angle for your application. The camera also features an On Screen

Display (OSD) that allows the user to fully customise the advanced features to its

environment.

The XPD700W-2 is designed for internal use only and can be wall or ceiling mounted.

z700 TVL high resolution colour image

zSony 1/3” Ultra High Resolution CCD Sensor with an Xvision X7 DSP.

z2.8 to 12mm Varifocal Auto Iris Lens for 23 to 92° viewing angle for super sharp

images and easy selection of the optimum viewing angle during installation.

zSmart DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) reduces the noise on the image when

viewing in low lux environments (like at night). This reduces the size of the image

when being recorded by a DVR, resulting in a saving of disk space.

zWDR (Wide Dynamic Range) feature allows the camera to display balanced

pictures even when the scene being watched has bright spots or various light

levels and back light conditions.

zOn Screen Display menu for complete customisation of advanced features.

zDesigned for wall/ceiling mounting and is suitable for internal use only.

4. Contents

5. Installation

1. Select a suitable posion on the wall or ceiling to install the camera.

2. Press the buon on the camera shell (g 1) to unlock the dome cover and

removing it to expose the camera’s internal structure. (g 2).

3. Remove the black dome base from the main camera shell (g 3) by unlocking it

with the lever (g 4), and then turning it an-clockwise.

4. Secure the black dome base in the desired posion with xing screws using the 3

designated screw holes (g 5).

5. Re-aach the main camera shell back onto the dome base and turning it

clockwise to lock it in place.

6. The camera’s viewing angle can then be adjusted by moving the lens to the

desired viewing posion.

7. The lens can then be adjusted by using the 2 screws for the focus and zoom (g

6).

8. Reaach the dome cover back onto the main camera shell (by lining it up with

the arrow on the dome cover) and push it in to secure it.

fig 1 fig 2

fig 3 fig 4

fig 5 fig 6

Push

Button

Screw

Holes

Focus/Zoom

Adjustment

Screws

Lever

5. Installation continued

CONNECT THE POWER & VIDEO CABLES

1. Connect the video output to the monitor or other video device through a 75 Ohms

type coaxial cable.

2. Connect the power source, insert the AC plug into the AC socket and the DC plug

into the DC Jack (+12V DC in jack centre).

12V DC Power Cable

Video Cable

6. Camera OSD Control

Various camera settings can be adjusted using the OSD button located on the

camera’s cable.

Press the SET buon to enter the OSD Menu.

Press these controls For this Action

UP, DOWN Select between items in a list

LEFT, RIGHT Select a menu item to change its settings

SET (MENU) Call up the OSD Menu/

Access a Sub Menu

OSD Button Control Actions

SET

LEFT RIGHT

DOWN

7. OSD Menu Structure

Please Note:

• The arrow symbol on the OSD menu indicates that there is a sub-menu

available. You can enter the sub-menu by pressing the SET (Menu) buon.

• RETURN: allows the user to return back to the previous menu.

• NEXT: allows the user to move to page 2 of the main menu.

• BACK: allows the user to return to page 1 of the main menu.

• EXIT: allows the user to exit out of the main menu completely.

• SAVE ALL: allows the user to save all the current sengs.

> AUTO > MANUAL

> ATW > PUSH > USER1 WB > USER2 WB >ANTI CR

> MANUAL WB > PUSH LOCK

> OFF > BLC > HLC

LENS

SHUTTER/AGC

WHITE BALANCE

BACKLIGHT

PICTURE ADJUST

ATR

MOTION DETECTION

PRIVACY

DAY/NIGHT

> AUTO > MANUAL

NOISE REDUCTION

CAMERA ID

SYNC

LANGUAGE

CAMERA RESET

> ON > OFF

8.1. LENS <Option : AUTO / MANUAL>

Select the iris aperture control method between ‘AUTO’ and ‘MANUAL’ by pressing

LEFT or RIGHT buon. When ‘AUTO’ is selected, you can press the seng buon to

enter its submenu.

• ‘TYPE’ lets you select between DC iris and video iris. However, video iris mode

is not supported on this camera. For the item ‘MODE’, you can select ‘AUTO’ to

let the camera automacally adjust the diameter of aperture. You can also set

the camera to open the aperture to the maximum degree, or use the minimum

aperture. The ‘SPEED’ item allows you to set aperture adjustment speed.

8.2. SHUTTER/AGC <Option : AUTO / MANUAL>

Allows you to congure the shuer speed and the AGC.

• Selecng ‘AUTO’, which is recommended when using a DC-iris lens, will allow the

camera to adjust shuer speed automacally based on the lighng condions.

Congure the funcon under dierent lighng condions in the submenu of

‘AUTO’.

• Under ‘HIGH LUMINANCE’, you can choose ‘AUTO IRIS’ mode (default seng)

to use a xed shuer while making the camera adjust iris level according to the

brightness of the scene. Choose ‘SHUT+AUTO IRIS’ mode to have the camera

adjust iris level according to the brightness, and control the exposure with DC

iris.

8. SETUP Menu Functions

AUTO SETUP

MODE

BRIGHTNESS

RETURN

HIGH LUMINANCE

AUTO IRIS

LOW LUMINANCE

MODE

BRIGHTNESS

AGC

x0.75

SETUP MENU

MODE

SPEED

RETURN

TYPE

AUTO

8. SETUP Menu Functions continued

8.3. WHITE BALANCE (WHITE BALANCE MENU)

White Balance (WB) adjusts the colour temperature of the camera image to match

the type of light available, so that colours appear as natural as possible.

• ATW: Adjusts the cameras automacally to the colour temperature range. ‘SPEED’

controls the speed of ATW. Changing the ‘ATW FRAME’ and ‘ENVIRONMENT’

seng will aect the color temperature range. Smaller value for ‘ATW FRAME’

leads to a smaller range of color temperature. The color temperature ranges

from 2500K to 9500K for indoor environment, and 1800K to 10500K for outdoor

environment.

• Selecng ‘USER1/2’ mode will allow you to adjust the blue gain and red gain

individually. ‘MANUAL’ mode will let you adjust the blue gain and red gain

simultaneously. The ‘ANTI CR’ (an color rolling suppression) mode uses a smaller

range of color temperature than ATW mode does.

8.2. SHUTTER/AGC Continued

• If you have previously selected ‘MANUAL’ for the ‘LENS’ item, the mode will be

forced as ‘SHUT’. The ‘BRIGHTNESS’ item let you adjust the aperture to tailor the

brightness to your preference.

• Under ‘LOW LUMINANCE’, you can choose ‘AGC’ mode (default seng) to have

the camera automacally increase the gain when in low light condions to

produce a brighter image. The ‘BRIGHTNESS’ item allows you to tailor brightness

level to your needs.

• The MANUAL shuer opon provides a submenu that contains Mode, Shuer

and AGC seng. ‘SHUTTER’ item lets you specify the shuer me (between 1/50

sec and 1/10000 sec). Adjust ‘AGC’ level according to your lighng condions.

ATW

DELAY CNT

ATW FRAME

RETURN

SPEED

ENVIRONMENT

x0.75

INDOOR

8. SETUP Menu Functions continued

8.5. PICTURE ADJUST

Adjust various settings to sharpen the camera image.

• MIRROR: Provides a mirror reecon (horizontal) of the image.

• BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the brightness of the image (0-255)

• CONTRAST: Adjust the contrast of the image (0-255)

• SHARPNESS: Adjust the shaprness of the image (0-255)

• HUE: Adjust the hue of the image (0-255)

• GAIN: Adjust the gain of the image (0-255)

PICT ADJUST

MIRROR

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

SHARPNESS

HUE

GAIN

RETURN

OFF

8.4. BACKLIGHT <Option : OFF / BLC / HLC>

This funcon allows the user to adjust advanced backlight sengs, giving the

following opons:

• OFF: Turns the BLC funcon o

• BLC: The BLC funcon makes objects in front of a bright scene (such as a

window on a bright sunny day) clearer to see by increasing their brightness and

making the background darker.

• HLC: Select this feature to select masking of bright areas in the image, such as

when viewing number plates when car headlights are on.

SETUP MENU

LENS

SHUTTER/AGC

WHITE BAL

BACKLIGHT

MANUAL

AUTO

OFF

ATR

MOTION DET

EXIT SAVE ALL

PICT ADJUST

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