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Details the buttons and their functions on the front of the unit, including ZOOM, Seq/PIP, numerical keys, and Set/AUTO.
Describes the various BNC, Sub D, and power supply connections available on the rear of the unit.
Explains the connection of up to four cameras via BNC jacks and impedance settings.
Details how to connect up to two monitors to the MON 1 and MON 2 jacks.
Describes connections for recording (VCR OUT) and playback (VCR IN) with a video recorder.
Details the 9-pole Sub D jack for four alarm inputs and one alarm output.
Switches to display four camera channels simultaneously in a quadrant format.
Displays a single camera channel in full screen, with options for zoom and freeze.
Enables automatic cycling through camera channels or quad view.
Displays one main channel with a smaller picture-in-picture from another channel.
Allows defining custom names for each camera channel displayed.
Sets the current date, time, and display preference for the on-screen menu.
Adjusts picture parameters like brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation, and hue.
Configures the sensitivity for the internal video motion detector for each channel.
Handles alarms and sounds for lost video signals, with configurable duration.
Manages alarms and sounds triggered by the built-in motion detector.
Describes how the unit responds to external alarm inputs and triggers.
Details the buttons and their functions on the front of the unit, including ZOOM, Seq/PIP, numerical keys, and Set/AUTO.
Describes the various BNC, Sub D, and power supply connections available on the rear of the unit.
Explains the connection of up to four cameras via BNC jacks and impedance settings.
Details how to connect up to two monitors to the MON 1 and MON 2 jacks.
Describes connections for recording (VCR OUT) and playback (VCR IN) with a video recorder.
Details the 9-pole Sub D jack for four alarm inputs and one alarm output.
Switches to display four camera channels simultaneously in a quadrant format.
Displays a single camera channel in full screen, with options for zoom and freeze.
Enables automatic cycling through camera channels or quad view.
Displays one main channel with a smaller picture-in-picture from another channel.
Allows defining custom names for each camera channel displayed.
Sets the current date, time, and display preference for the on-screen menu.
Adjusts picture parameters like brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation, and hue.
Configures the sensitivity for the internal video motion detector for each channel.
Handles alarms and sounds for lost video signals, with configurable duration.
Manages alarms and sounds triggered by the built-in motion detector.
Describes how the unit responds to external alarm inputs and triggers.
| synchronization | CCIR, horizontal 15 625 Hz, vertical 50 Hz |
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| colour standard | PAL, NTSC |
| resolution | 720 × 576 pixels |
| picture frequency | 50 fields/s |
| video level | 1 Vpp/75 Ω |
| alarm inputs | 4 closing contact (NO) with common ground |
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| alarm output | relay with change-over contact (NO/NC), max. switching load: 12 V /1 A, 24 V~/1 A |
| ambient temperature | 0 – 40 °C |
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| power supply | 12 V /1 A (via supplied power supply unit connected to 100 – 240 V~, 50/60 Hz) |
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| dimensions | 210 × 50 × 215 mm |
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| weight | 1.7 kg |