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Luma 600 Camera Manual

Position/Size:

 This option lets you use the defog effect on only a portion of the camera’s view. You first set the 

location of the upper left-hand corner of the area (defog defaults to full screen, so the first time you use this, 
you will not be able to move the area). Once it is positioned correctly, confirm your choice with 

Iris+

. Next 

adjust the size of the area by moving the lower right-hand corner. Confirm your choice when done. Finally, 

Again

 lets you redefine the area, and 

Ret

 sends you back to the previous menu. Confirm with 

Iris+

.

Gradation: 

When active, this determines how much fog you want to be visible. Lower values result in a stronger 

defog effect; higher values are more true to the visibility. 

Default:

 Press 

Iris+

 to restore the default defog settings. 

Return: 

Press 

Iris+

 to go back to the previous menu.

Return

Press 

Iris+

 to go back to the previous menu.

Backlight

Use the arrows to have your camera employ WDR, BLC, HSBLC, or none of the above (off). Press 

Iris+

 to configure 

that setting’s parameters, below. 

WDR (Wide Dynamic Range)

This brings down bright areas and enhances dark areas. The more uniform lighting gives the best overall effect.

Gain:

 Select low, middle, or high. Higher gain values result in more lightening of dark areas. 

WDR Bright:

 Set the brightness of the processed image as a whole. 

WDR Offset:

 Use the arrows to adjust this. Higher numbers results in a brighter image overall.

Return: 

Press 

Iris+

 to go back to the previous menu.

Summary of Contents for LUM-600-DOM-A Series

Page 1: ...LUM 600 DOM A Series HD TVI Analog Surveillance Camera Installation Operation Manual...

Page 2: ...a and the mount If the mounting surface is cement use the included expansion screws to install the camera If mounting to a wood surface use self tapping wood screws not included to secure the camera I...

Page 3: ...rts of your camera Required Equipment Aside from the contents of this box you will need to provide Phillips screwdriver Power source either 12V DC or 24V AC CC TV tester recommended Dome Black Liner L...

Page 4: ...cable hole and pilot holes for your screws in the ceiling using the supplied template shown 2 Loosen the hex screws on the dome to remove the dome and the black liner Locate the CVBS cable and wrap i...

Page 5: ...with screws 4 Route the cables through the cable hole Note that the base provides extra space between the camera and the ceiling for wire management 5 Align the camera body with the base and tighten t...

Page 6: ...djust the camera s zoom and focus 3 If you are going to adjust the camera settings using a CC tester do that now see page 9 If you are going to use a TVI capable DVR to adjust the camera settings cont...

Page 7: ...e Setup Scene Lens Exposure Backlight White Balance Day Night NR Special Adjust Reset Exit Indoor Shutter WDR ATW Ext 2DNR Camera Title Sharp ness Factory Outdoor AGC BLC AWC Set Color 3DNR D Effect M...

Page 8: ...s internal menu shows up on screen Throughout the menus the up and down arrows move among the menu choices and the left and right arrows switch between options for that choice The 8 symbol indicates t...

Page 9: ...ight Test the various options to find which works best for your needs Lens The camera is equipped with a fixed length lens so this menu option cannot be changed Exposure Press Iris to adjust the param...

Page 10: ...to x30 Return Press Iris to go back to the previous menu Brightness Use the arrows to control the overall brightness of the image Low values result in a darker image high values give a brighter image...

Page 11: ...e Lower values result in a stronger defog effect higher values are more true to the visibility Default Press Iris to restore the default defog settings Return Press Iris to go back to the previous men...

Page 12: ...to restore the camera s default BLC settings Return Press Iris to go back to the previous menu HSBLC High Suppression Backlight Compensation This setting adjusts for areas where the backlight is over...

Page 13: ...of the image so that white actually appears white Use the arrows to select ATW AWC Set or manual ATW auto tracking white balance has the camera handle apply white balance constantly changing the amou...

Page 14: ...vel Ranges from 0 to 100 the higher the level the stronger the noise reduction Start AGC The level at which the camera starts using automatic gain control End AGC The level at which the camera ceases...

Page 15: ...n the channel Mirror reverses the image right to left V flip reverses the image top to bottom and Rotate spins the image 180 and is thus suited for cameras installed on top of a surface D Zoom This op...

Page 16: ...active it reverses the colors of your image Return Press Iris to go back to the previous menu Motion This sets a composite area to use for motion detection This composite area is made up of four cust...

Page 17: ...avily pixelating the data Color This overlays the area with a color fill Off This area is not used for the privacy screen With any of these options except off you can press Iris to set the location si...

Page 18: ...n you press this the camera prepares to start the test Cover the camera completely with a dark cloth or something similar to block the camera s lens then press Iris to start the test Level Set this fr...

Page 19: ...htness or darkness of the image Blue Gain and Red Gain Use the arrows to adjust the blue and red levels these determine the green level Return Press Iris to go back to the previous menu LSC Activate l...

Page 20: ...parts and labor repairs on all components found to be defective in material or workmanship under normal conditions of use This warranty shall not apply to products that have been abused modified or di...

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