What to do if nothing appears on the screen of my Marshall Amplification Digital Camera?
If nothing appears on the screen of your Marshall Amplification Digital Camera, verify that all connected devices are powered on, and that the voltage is correct. Also, confirm that the power supply provides enough current and that all video cables are correctly connected.
Why is the picture not clear on my Marshall Amplification Digital Camera?
If the picture from your Marshall Amplification Digital Camera is not clear, first check that your monitor is correctly adjusted. Also, make sure the glass in front of the lens is clean using a soft, dry, non-abrasive cloth or a lens cleaning set. Finally, correctly adjust the focus.
How to fix a continually flickering picture on a Marshall Amplification Digital Camera?
If the picture from your Marshall Amplification Digital Camera is flickering continually: 1. Check the termination and set the impedance at 75 properly. 2. Ensure that the camera is not pointing towards the Sun or any light source. 3. Check if there is any intermediate device. 4. Check if the distance of the video cable exceeds the maximum transferable limitation.
What to do if the picture has interference on my Marshall Amplification CV380-CS?
If the picture from your Marshall Amplification Digital Camera has interference, it might be close to a high voltage source like a power generator. Another possibility is that the BNC cable is not terminated properly, or that the video cables are not connected properly.
How to synchronize Marshall Amplification Digital Camera with reference signal?
If your Marshall Amplification Digital Camera is not synchronizing with the reference signal: * Make sure a Tri-Level reference signal is used. * Note that locking can take up to 1 minute depending on the signal strength, so ensure the sync LED is solidly lit. * Check the condition of the cable and connectors used in reference sync. * Ensure the cable length used in reference sync does not exceed 100 ft. * Make sure OUTPUT EN is on when using the genlock output.
General| Brand | Marshall Amplification |
|---|---|
| Model | CV380-CS |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Automatic adjustment of light source's color temperature from 3,000°K to 8,000°K.
Continuous adjustment of camera color balance to ambient color temperature changes.
Manual color temperature adjustment by pressing the OSD button with white paper.
Fine-tuning of white balance and color tone levels (Blue, Red, Indoor, Outdoor).
Automatic adjustment of exposure level with fine-tuning options available.
Detailed shutter speed options for exposure control.
Detailed iris control options for exposure adjustment.
Detailed gain options for controlling video noise.
Sets camera to either color (Day) or B&W (Night) mode automatically.
Keeps camera in color mode; night (B&W) can be selected.
Sets camera to B&W mode with IR cut filter removed.
Controls the Signal ON or OFF for CVBS signal.
Select MIC mode for microphone or LINE for other audio sources.
Manually adjust audio levels to minimize noise.
Control audio attenuation to minimize audio noise.
Select the bit depth for audio recording.
Corrects inconsistent brightness levels in the image.
Adjust the image contrast level.
Adjust the image brightness level.
Adjust the image saturation level.
Adjust the image hue level.
Adjust the image sharpness level.
Decrease saturation automatically when noise is detected.
Adjust the image black level.
Adjust the image output gamma level.
Reduces video noise at low ambient light.
Digitally zoom the video by the desired ratio.
Increase visibility in extreme weather conditions like fog or rain.
Adjusts capture settings to better capture motion.
Adjust blacklight compensation by choosing BLC or HLM.
Enable or disable pixel binning and advanced defect pixel correction.
Apply display effects like freeze mirror, rotation, and style.
Match image sensor frequency to power frequency to minimize flicker.
Mask an area you want to hide on the screen by applying privacy zones.
Turn the camera title ON or OFF.
Adjust VISCA communication, CAM ID, ID DISPLAY, and BAUDRATE.
View camera information.
Set camera resolution and frame rate (e.g., 1080p 59.94).
Resets camera settings to factory defaults.
Restores the last saved user setting value.
Select desired setting mode: USER or FACTORY.
Exit the setup after saving the value changes.
Solutions for when nothing appears on the screen.
Solutions for when the picture is not clear or blurry.
Solutions for when the picture has interference.
Solutions for when the picture is flickering continually.
Solutions for when the camera is not synchronizing with the reference signal.
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