CST LunaVision+ LV-332 Manuel utilisateur

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Model LV-332

PAL and NTSC versions

Do not attempt to disassemble the camera. There are

no user serviceable parts inside.

Do not expose the camera to rain and moisture.

Operate this camera only from the recommended type

of power source.

The back-focus setting is adjusted at the factory. It

should therefore not be necessary for the user to adjust

this setting.

Use only recommended tool to open the terminal block

cable slots.

Cautions and Warnings

Features

560 TVL resolution

Wide temperature range, -30°C to +70°C

Expanded Hi-Dynamic Range

Fog penetration

Digital Noise Reduction

Setup via OSD menu or RS-232 interface

Setup through OSD menu or RS-232

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Table of contents

1. General ...................................................................................................................................................... 3

2. Main features ............................................................................................................................................ 3

3. Standard composition ............................................................................................................................... 4

4. External appearance and dimensions / Location of features.................................................................... 4

5. Connector pin assignment......................................................................................................................... 5

5.1. Connection to RS-232 port ................................................................................................................ 5

6. On-screen display (OSD) menu.................................................................................................................. 6

7. Functions and operation............................................................................................................................ 6

7.1. ALC (Auto Luminance Control) .......................................................................................................... 7

7.2. AES (Auto Electronic Shutter)............................................................................................................ 7

7.3. Fix Shutter.......................................................................................................................................... 7

7.4. Peak/Average .................................................................................................................................... 7

7.5. Back Light compensation (BLC) ......................................................................................................... 7

7.6. XDR (Extended Dynamic Range)........................................................................................................ 8

7.7. Gamma .............................................................................................................................................. 8

7.8. AGC (Analogue Gain Control) ............................................................................................................ 8

7.9. DGC (Digital Gain Control) ................................................................................................................. 8

7.10. Slow Shutter (Integration mode)................................................................................................... 8

7.11. DNR Control (Digital Noise Reduction).......................................................................................... 9

7.12. Day/Night mode ............................................................................................................................ 9

7.13. Fog Reduction................................................................................................................................ 9

7.14. Eclipse Control ............................................................................................................................... 9

7.15. Enhance ....................................................................................................................................... 10

7.16. Colour Mode................................................................................................................................ 10

7.17. White Balance.............................................................................................................................. 10

7.18. RGB Matrix / UV Matrix............................................................................................................... 11

7.19. Colour Gain .................................................................................................................................. 11

7.20. Colour Tone ................................................................................................................................. 11

7.21. SET UP menu................................................................................................................................ 11

7.21.1. Special Function menu 1 & 2 ....................................................................................................... 11

8. Compatibility and priority of functions ................................................................................................... 12

9. RS-232 settings ........................................................................................................................................ 13

10. Specifications....................................................................................................................................... 14

11. CE declaration of conformity............................................................................................................... 15

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1. General

The LunaVision+ LV-332 is a 560 horizontal TVL

1/3” electronic day/night camera designed to

deliver high performance images, even in

extreme operating temperatures.

The camera is an electronic day/night camera,

meaning it can automatically switch between

colour and monochrome operation depending on

the light level. It also features an Extended Night

Mode, with up to 4 seconds integration.

It is designed to operate in temperatures ranging

from -30°C to +70°C and is therefore suitable for

installation in e.g. areas with very warm climate

without the expense of installing a cooling

system.

2. Main features

Image sensor Sensitive colour CCD with complementary mosaic

Cooling Conductive

Image sensor format (inch) 1/3”

Image output colour / monochrome

Day/Night mode Automatic or external control

Resolution 560 TVL

Video format NTSC (EIA) / PAL (CCIR)

Video output Composite VBS

S/N ratio > 50dB

White balance Automatic or manual

Shutter control Auto shutter (PAL) 1/50 or (NTSC) 1/60 to 1/120 000

Manual shutter (PAL) 1/50 or (NTSC) 1/60 to 1/10 000 sec.

Iris control Direct Drive auto-iris

High sensitivity function Frame integration mode for higher sensitivity

Image reversal Scanning reversal function (mirror-effect mode)

Lens adaptor CS-lens mount with back-focus adjustment

Connections 7-pin terminal block for power & control

4-pin lens iris connector

BNC video output

Power 12VDC ±10%, max. 200 mA

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3. Standard composition

Camera main body

Dust protection cap

Quick Installation Guide

Accessories:

C-mount adapter ring (5 mm)

4. External appearance and dimensions / Location of features

1. CCD sensor and IR-cut filter

2. CS-mount lens adapter

3. Control buttons for On-Screen Display (OSD) menu

4. BNC Connector for composite video output (J1)

5. Connector terminal for Power, Serial Data and (J2)

6. Connector for Auto-Iris control output (J3)

7. Four mounting holes on the bottom plate, ¼” UNC – depth 4 mm

Side View

Bottom View

Rear View

Front View

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5. Connector pin assignment

Connector J2 (7-pin terminal block)

Pin Configuration:

1. +12V power in

2. GND

3. TX Data Communication

4. RX Data Communication

5. GND

6. Day/Night mode switching

7. Day/Night mode switching

Connector J3 (4-pin lens-iris connector)

Pin Configuration:

1. Direct Drive: Damp-

2. Direct Drive: Damp+

3. Direct Drive: Drive+

4. Direct Drive: Drive-

5.1. Connection to RS-232 port

Connection to a standard 9-pin D-Sub RS-232 port is configured as follows:

Camera terminal block RS-232C connector

Pin 1, 4 and 6 (connect internally)

Pin 3 (TXD) ------------------------------ Pin 2 (RXD)

Pin 4 (RXD) ------------------------------ Pin 3 (TXD)

Pin 5 (GND) ------------------------------ Pin 5 (GND)

Pin 7 and 8 (connect internally)

Day mode: Pins 6 and 7 open

Night mode: Pins 6 and 7 connected

CAUTION!

Insert tool here

To open the terminal block, use the

supplied small screw driver (or similar

tool with blade dimensions 0.4 x 2 mm,

length 6 mm) to avoid damage.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Use wire AWG# 26 - 20

(0.14 - 0.5 mm2)

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6. On-screen display (OSD) menu

By pressing and holding down the ENTER button on the rear panel of the camera the OSD

menu is initiated. The menu appears as an overlay on the image, allowing the user to see

the effects of changing settings directly on the monitor.

There are four main menus. To scroll between these menus, use the PREV button.

To set a specific function, move the cursor (→) using the UP and DOWN buttons. At the desired function,

press the ENTER button and then select the required parameter using the UP and DOWN buttons. When a

setting has been made, use the PREV button to go up one level in the menu.

Certain functions have sub-menus. To go up one level from a sub-menu, move the cursor to RETURN and

press the ENTER button

To leave the menu move the cursor to EXIT and press the ENTER button. The menu will also turn off

automatically when not used for 1 minute. The screen will momentarily go black when leaving the menu.

NOTE:

The button in the middle has no function for this camera model.

7. Functions and operation

Based on a DSP-module, the HO-S332 has a wide range of functions that can be configured by the user,

either via the OSD menu or by serial RS-232 interface.

NOTE:

Please observe that a majority of these functions do not require user configuration, and are best kept in the

factory default setting. Factory default settings are indicated in the below description by underlined text.

LUMINANCE MENU1 (1/4)

→

ALC ON

AES OFF

FIX SHUTTER ON

PEAK AVERAGE OFF

BACK LIGHT OFF

XDR OFF

GAMMA 0.45

EXIT

LUMINANCE MENU2 (2/4)

→

AGC ON

DGC OFF

SLOW SHUTTER ON

DNR OFF

DAY/NIGHT OFF

FOG REDUCTION OFF

ECLIPSE 0.45

ENHANCE V 00

H 00

EXIT

COLOR MENU (3/4)

→

COLOR MODE ON

WHITE BALANCE ATW1

RGB MATRIX

UV MATRIX

COLOR GAIN

COLOR TONE R-Y 00

GAMMA B-Y 00

EXIT

SETUP MENU (4/4)

→

LANGUAGE

TITLE

DEFAULT

SPECIAL FUNCTION

EXIT

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BLC

7.1. ALC (Auto Luminance Control)

Sets the control level for the auto-iris of the lens. The FLC function sets the camera to flicker-less mode. See

also note on flicker-less mode under Fix Shutter (7.3.)

NOTE :

ALC is disabled when AES is switched on.

Settings: OFF, ON - Luminance Level, -40 to +40; FLC (flicker-less), OFF, ON

7.2. AES (Auto Electronic Shutter)

Adjusts the shutter speed according to light conditions. This function is typically used together with manual

iris lenses or as an alternative to AGC and DGC.

Settings: OFF, ON, Luminance Level, -40 to +40

7.3. Fix Shutter

Allows manual setting of the camera’s shutter speed (exposure time) to adjust the amount of light that

reaches the CCD sensor. When using this function, it is recommended to use an auto-iris lens to

automatically adjust the sensitivity of the camera to variations in light conditions.

Settings: OFF, ON - Shutter speed PAL 1/50; NTSC 1/60, (flicker-less –PAL 1/100; NTSC 1/120), 1/180,

1/350, 1/500, 1/750, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000 and 1/10 000 seconds.

NOTE 1:

When operating with artificial light sources, such as incandescent bulbs, halogen light or fluorescent tubes,

flickering in the image can occur. To eliminate flickering, set the shutter to 1/120 for PAL cameras (50Hz

mains) and 1/100 for NTSC cameras (60Hz mains).

NOTE 2:

Fix Shutter is switched OFF when the AES functions is enabled.

7.4. Peak/Average

Makes the auto-iris lens respond more to the highlights (peak) or more to the darker (average) scenes.

Settings: OFF, ON - Peak Mix Level, A <–> P (10 to 90%)

7.5. Back Light compensation (BLC)

This function is used to compensate for objects in front

of a bright background, e.g. in front of a window. 48

blocks, within a matrix of 8(h) x 6(v) can be configured to

increase exposure by a predetermined amount.

Settings: OFF, ON –individual blocks within an

area 8(h) x 6(v).

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7.6. XDR (Extended Dynamic Range)

XDR is useful when there are large variations in brightness

across the image, such as backlit objects or heavily shadowed

areas. It can sometimes be an alternative to using BLC.

XDR automatically detects the light-to-dark ratio as a

histogram and adds a suitable amount of gain to the low-

luminance of the Gamma curve.

Settings: OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH

NOTE:

Setting XDR to LOW, MID or HIGH forces Gamma to 0.45

7.7. Gamma

Selects the gamma curve of the video output.

Settings: 0,45 and 1.0

NOTE:

Setting Gamma to 1.0 turns off Fog Reduction, Eclipse

Control and XDR

7.8. AGC (Analogue Gain Control)

Controls the amount of gain applied to the analogue video signal. When set to auto, it will compensate for

variations in scene brightness, within the range specified (0 to +36dB). In the FIX mode, a fixed amount of

gain is applied, but it will not vary with variations in the scene brightness. Setting higher gain can result in a

noisier image.

Settings: AUTO –Max gain level, 0 to +36dB

FIX –Fixed gain level, 0 to +36dB

7.9. DGC (Digital Gain Control)

This function is similar to AGC, but instead gain is applied within the digital domain inside the DSP.

Settings: OFF, AUTO - MAX GAIN LEVEL, 0 to +24dB

7.10. Slow Shutter (Integration mode)

Provides extended integration time for low-light conditions. Using this function causes sluggish images and

introduces image latency.

Settings: OFF, AUTO –Limit time, 1/12, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2, 4 sec.

Scene Brightness

Gamma = 1.0

Gamma = 0.45

Video

Output

Scene Brightness

XDR

Video

Output

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7.11. DNR Control (Digital Noise Reduction)

The Digital Noise Reduction function reduces random noise by averaging multiple frames before outputting

an image. As the image is not output in real time, and the scene must not change while frames are being

averaged, this function is only recommended to use when the camera system is stationary.

Settings: OFF, LOW, MED, HIGH

7.12. Day/Night mode

This function allows the camera to operate in a night mode, with the possibility to output monochrome

video and switching to slow shutter (integration mode) for higher sensitivity.

In the AUTO setting, the camera will detect when to switch between Day and Night based on the brightness

of the scene. A hold time of between 1 and 60 seconds can be configured, to avoid erratic switching due to

small variations in scene brightness. The Luminance setting in AES influences the level of brightness for

switching between Day and Night.

When set to COMPUL, it is possible to externally switch between Day/Night modes via pins 6 & 7 on

connector J2. Default is Day mode when pins left open. Shorting pins 6 & 7 together sets Night mode.

When Day/Night mode is set to NIGHT or AUTO, and the function Colour Mode (7.16.) is set to AUTO, the

camera will also switch over to monochrome. See also "Sense Up Priority" under Special Functions menu.

Settings: DAY, NIGHT, COMPUL, AUTO –Hold Time 1 to 60 sec.

7.13. Fog Reduction

To correct for environmental influence from fog, haze, rain

or smoke, his function expands the mid-range part of the

camera response curve to provide higher contrast.

Settings: OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH

NOTE:

Setting Fog Reduction to LOW, MID or HIGH forces Gamma

to 0.45 and turns off Eclipse Control (white peak inverter)

7.14. Eclipse Control

Allows excessively bright areas in a scene to be rendered as

grey and therefore not adversely affect brightness control

systems in the camera.

Settings: OFF, LOW, MID, HIGH

NOTE:

Setting Eclipse to LOW, MID or HIGH forces Gamma to 0.45

and turns off Fog Reduction.

Scene Brightness

Eclipse

Video

Output

Scene Brightness

Fog Reduction

Video

Output

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7.15. Enhance

This function influences the sharpness of bright-to-dark (and dark-to-bright) transitions in the image. It can

make details in an image stand out more clearly. Horizontal and vertical settings are configured

independently. Set to zero to disable.

Settings: H ENHANCE LEVEL, -60 to +60; V ENHANCE LEVEL, -60 to +60

7.16. Colour Mode

This function is used to select colour or monochrome video output. In the MONO, both Burst and colour

are suppressed. When set to OFF, colour is suppressed but Burst is still on. In the AUTO mode, chroma gain

is suppressed based on the AGC value. The AUTO setting can also be used in conjunction with the

Day/Night mode.

NOTE:

AGC and AES must be active to use this function.

Settings: MONO, OFF, ON, AUTO - AGC Suppress Level, 0 to 100%

7.17. White Balance

There are two ways of setting automatic white balance: Auto-Tracking White balance (ATW1 and ATW2)

and one-push Automatic White Balance (AWB). For both of these, it is possible to configure a colour offset

to compensate for colour cast. The automatic white balance operates in a

range of colour temperature between 2500°K and 9600°K.

ATW1 analyzes the image and finds white parts, or close to white, and

uses these for white balance setting.

ATW2 sets white balance by calculating an average value of the colour

information of the entire image.

Both of the ATW modes operate continuously and adjust the white

balance according to the scene.

There is no physical button for one-push AWB. It is set by going to the AWB setting. Then, using the UP- or

DOWN -button, toggle through the ATW1 and ATW2 settings and stop at the AWB again, while pointing to

a white reference surface. This setting will be stored in the camera and used as white balance until a new

setup is performed.

NOTE:

Make sure the image is not saturated when performing the AWB setup.

Settings: ATW1 and ATW2 - COLOR OFFSET, R <-> B

AWB (one-push) - COLOR OFFSET, R <-> B

→WHITE BALANCE

ATW1

ATW2

→COLOR OFFSET

R|||||||||||B 00

→AWB

→COLOR OFFSET

R|||||||||||B 00

RETURN

EXIT

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