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General| Brand | Pulnix |
|---|---|
| Model | TMC-7DSP |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Details the camera's capabilities, DSP technology, and suitability for various industrial and surveillance applications.
Highlights key features like DSP, complementary color filter, NTSC/PAL/Y/C/RGB output, programmable shutter, RS-232 control, and warranty.
Describes available options such as remote head configurations and custom imager lengths for flexible system integration.
Illustrates a typical system setup with the camera, lens, computer, and monitor, showing connectivity.
Provides initial steps for installation, including unpacking, checking components, and recommended accessories.
Covers essential camera setup, including connector pin configurations, power supply, video output, and lens attachment.
Details procedures for aligning and adjusting camera settings like light source and video/gamma for optimal image quality.
Explains operational modes like shutter control, color balance, white balance, and software control features for versatile camera use.
Details the layout of the camera's top and bottom boards, including adjustment potentiometers and jumper switch functions.
Guides on installing the PULNIX proprietary TMCDSP software, including prerequisites, installation steps, and uninstallation.
Explains how to use the TMCDSP software to control camera functions like shutter, white balance, gamma, aperture, and gain.
Offers troubleshooting tips for common issues like no video, dark video, or non-synchronized video, with suggested remedies.
Provides contact information for PULNIX technical support, including phone numbers, email, and website for further assistance.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the camera, including imager, resolution, sync, video output, and physical dimensions.
Describes the imager color filters used, including spectral response graphs and complementary stripe filter diagrams.
Presents timing diagrams for the camera's internal operations, showing signal allocations and timing sequences.
Illustrates the internal architecture of the camera, showing the flow of signals through components like CCD, DSP, and output interfaces.
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