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General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | WV-CS950 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Advanced image capture with extreme illumination differences.
Low minimum illumination achieved through noise reduction system.
Automatic switching to BW mode under low light conditions for clear night images.
Allows 0-180 degree tilt in one motion for smoother subject tracking.
Masks specific areas of the scene from view.
Remembers manual camera movements for automatic playback.
Configurable system to store and recall up to 256 camera positions.
Outputs an alarm signal when motion is detected on screen.
Camera powers on when plugged in; no separate power switch.
Instructions for handling the "OVER HEAT" display message.
Tips for ensuring extended, trouble-free camera operation.
Information on the camera cleaning function and its effects.
Camera is designed for ceiling mounting only; avoid upright use.
Warning about intense light causing image deterioration.
Avoid pointing the camera at strong light sources to prevent image issues.
Handle the camera carefully to avoid damage from impact or vibration.
Ensure the camera is not exposed to water to prevent malfunction.
How to deal with condensation inside the dome cover.
Notes on parts subject to wear over time.
Detailed instructions on how to clean the camera body, lens, and dome.
Importance of the slip ring and its maintenance for picture quality and noise.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable, strong installation location.
Recommendations for avoiding noise interference when wiring.
Settings for communication parameters like baud rate and data bits.
Steps to prepare the camera and cover for side cable routing.
Procedures for securely mounting the camera to the ceiling.
Instructions for safely removing the decorative cover.
Steps to detach the camera from its mounting base.
Recommended wire gauges for 24V AC power supply.
Pinout details for accessory connectors.
How to access and navigate the main setup menu.
Procedure for changing the display language of the system.
Configuring various camera settings via the setup menu.
Configuring pan, tilt, and zoom settings for the camera.
Configuring the motion detection function and its sensitivity.
Fine-tuning image settings like Chroma Gain, AP Gain, and Pedestal.
Selecting predefined scene settings (Indoor/Outdoor, quality/sensitivity priority).
Accessing a simplified menu for frequently used settings.
Enabling or disabling password protection for camera settings.
Troubleshooting steps for when the screen is dark or shows no image.
Solutions for an overly white or washed-out image.
Troubleshooting steps for blurry or unfocused images.
Addressing grainy or noisy images, often related to slip ring or settings.
Troubleshooting steps for incorrect or poor colour reproduction.
Addressing flickering or unstable images.
Troubleshooting issues related to incorrect B/W mode activation.
Addressing issues with rapid or unwanted mode switching.
Troubleshooting white specks, often caused by blemish compensation settings.
Steps to resolve issues where the setup menu cannot be accessed.
Troubleshooting issues where settings cannot be modified.
Procedure if the password is forgotten or needs recovery.
Resolving problems with the automatic B/W switching function.
Troubleshooting issues with camera movement and focus functions.
Diagnosing problems with SEQ, SORT, AUTO PAN, PATROL, AUTO TRACK modes.
Addressing discrepancies between preset positions and actual camera location.
Troubleshooting image differences when using preset positions.
Explaining a normal condition where the upper picture is black horizontally.
Investigating unexpected camera panning or movement.
Technical details for power, pick-up device, resolution, and environment.
Details on panning and tilting range, modes, and speed.
Technical data for zoom, focal length, aperture, and field of view.
