LG L5213R-BN, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL Color Video Camera Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference MODELS L5213R BN L5213R BP L5213R DN ...

Page 2: ...ful interference unless the modifica tions are expressly approved in the instruction manual The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if an unauthorized change or modification is made Regulatory Notices For U S A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide...

Page 3: ... with the National Electric Code ANSI NFPA 70 Warning This is a class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate meas ures Warning To reduce a risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this product to rain or moisture Caution This installation should be made by a qualified service person and should confor...

Page 4: ... your old appli ance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health 4 For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance please con tact your city office waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product LG Electronics hereby declares that this these product s is are in compliance with the essential requirements and other rel...

Page 5: ...to your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the a...

Page 6: ... the body If it is very dirty use a cloth dampened with a small quantity of neutral detergent then wipe dry Avoid the use of volatile solvents such as thinners alcohol benzene and insecticides They may damage the surface finish and or impair the operation of the camera Operating and storage location Avoid viewing a very bright object such as light fittings dur ing an extended period Avoid operatin...

Page 7: ...tting 19 BRIGHTNESS setting 20 AGC Automatic Gain Control setting 21 SHUTTER Shutter Speed setting 21 SENS UP setting 22 White Balance settings 22 3D DNR Setting 24 Day Night Setting 24 Privacy Setting 25 Special Menu Settings 26 LANGUAGE Setting 27 Setting the COLOR EFFECT 27 Setting the SHARPNESS effect 28 STABILIZER setting 28 Setting the D ZOOM Digital Zoom leve 29 Setting the D EFFECT Digital...

Page 8: ...n your video surveillance system Should you require any technical assistance please contact authorized service center High resolution and high sensitivity with a 6 mm CCD Day Night function BLC covers various light conditions Excellent signal to noise ratio of 52 dB Power Supply Automatically switch between DC 12 V and AC 24 V Accessories DOME CAMERA VIDEO OUTPUT TEST CABLE SCREW TEMPLATE ...

Page 9: ... Cell LED 30ea Video Output Jack Power Input Jack Supplies AC 24 V or DC 12 V from an external power source LED Cover OSD Setup Switch Service Video Connector Use this jack for checking the picture with portable monitor when install the camera ...

Page 10: ...ic connection The peripheral devices DVR monitor etc AC DC adapter and cables are not supplied DUAL DC12V AC24V DC12V DC12V AC24V BNC FEMALE DC12V AC24V POWER SUPPLY VIDEO IN DC12V BNC FEMALE DC12V POWER SUPPLY VIDEO IN ...

Page 11: ...r wall Affix the mounting template supplied to the mounting surface Secure the camera mounting bracket to the position where the camera should be mounted with the supplied screws Tapping Type ø4x20mmx3ea Supplied Template Tapping Type ø2x7mmx1ea Supplied ...

Page 12: ...12 Installation Adjust the camera lens to face the area to be monitored and fix the main body and the dome cover by aligning the grooves and rotating the body clockwise ...

Page 13: ...ng angle 90 Viewable operation tilt angle 60 65 Installation Adjustment Service Video connector Connect a portable monitor to the video jack CAUTION panning the bracket in excess of 3 rotations in one direction may cause damage to the cable Service Monitor TILT 90 PAN 360 ROTATE 360 ...

Page 14: ... desired position Once the desired adjustments have been made tighten the screw to lock in place Adjust the Field of View by moving the screw towards the LEFT Tele to zoom in or towards the RIGHT Wide to zoom out Adjust the Focus the same way as described above after the desired zoom position is established Focus Far Near Zoom Tele Wide FAR NEAR TELE WIDE ...

Page 15: ...rsor to the right Used to increment the value selected in the menu The parameter changes each time this button is pressed LEFT Moves the cursor to the left Used to decrement the value selected in the menu The parameter changes each time this button is pressed SET Executes selections and displays a submenu for an item with the mark Menu Operation This camera utilizes an on screen user MENU To set i...

Page 16: ...s USER TITLE OFF ON EXPOSURE ALC ELC BACKLIGHT OFF BLC HSBLC BRIGHTNESS 0 to 100 AGC OFF LOW MID DLE HIGH SHUTTER AUTO OFF A FLK 1 60 1 90 000 x512 x2 SENS UP OFF AUTO Main Menu Sub Menu Contents USER TITLE ATW USER MODE STANDARD VIVID WARM COOL AWC PUSH MANUAL COLOR TEMP INDOOR OUTDOOR RED 100 to 100 BLUE 100 to 100 3D DNR OFF LOW MIDDLE HIGH DAY NIGHT AUTO LEVEL LOW MIDDLE HIGH DWELL TIME 5 10 1...

Page 17: ... 98 Main Menu Sub Menu Contents SPECIAL LANGUAGE ENG CHN KOR JAP FRE ITA SPA POR DUT GER POL RUS TUR ARA HEB COLOR EFFECT OFF ON SHARPNESS 0 to 68 STABILIZER OFF ON D ZOOM OFF ON ZOOM PAN TULT D EFFECT OFF V FLIP MIRROR ROTATE MOTION DET OFF ON ZONE NUMBER AREA1 to AREA4 ZONE STATE OFF ON HEIGHT 12 to 100 WIDTH 16 to 100 MOVE Y 6 to 94 MOVE X 8 to 92 SENSITIVITY 0 to 100 FACTORY RESET EXIT ...

Page 18: ...ess SET to return to the previous setup menu RETURN Return to the previous Setting the USER TITLE You can use the camera identification to assign a number and character to the camera 0 to 9 A to Z a to z The USER TITLE is displayed on the upper left of the screen To disappear the user title select OFF 1 Select USER TITLE option 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a ON then press SET The USER TITL...

Page 19: ...Exposure Settings You can set the exposure options using the EXPOSURE menu 1 Select EXPOSURE option on the CAMERA SETTING menu 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a mode AL ELC 3 Press SET button and the EXPOSURE menu appears BACKLIGHT setting Use BACKLIGHT option to view the object clearly in backlight conditions 1 Select BACKLIGHT option ...

Page 20: ...elect a ON or OFF Press SET to exit the Area setting menu GRAY SCALE Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a gray scale GRAY D GRAY BLACK USER SCALE Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a bright level 5 level MASK Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select ON or OFF If you set the MASK to ON the mask function is activate only when the HSBLC is automatically activated in low luminance scene OFF Not used BACKLIG...

Page 21: ... LEFT or RIGHT button to select a mode OFF LOW MIDDLE HIGH SHUTTER Shutter Speed setting Select the desired shutter speed for camera exposure You can change the shutter speed to higher speed to capture fast moving subjects though the image becomes darker 1 Select SHUTTER option 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to set shutter speed AUTO OFF A FLK 1 160 1 90 000 x512 x2 ...

Page 22: ... picture auto matically SENS UP LIMIT Use LEFT or RIGHT button to set the SENS UP limit OFF Not used Note If you set to one of the SHUTTER options except AUTO on the SHUTTER menu or AGC to OFF the SENS UP setting is not available and mark is displayed White Balance settings Select the method by which the camera shifts its output colors to compensate for the color of a light source 1 Select WHITE B...

Page 23: ...SH mode you will be able to set up the White Balance automatically using SET button MANUAL You can set the white balance options manually INDOOR The color temperature range for the proper white balance is approximately3 200 K OUTDOOR The color temperature range for the proper white balance is approximately 5 100 K RED Obtains the optimum amount of red gain BLUE Obtains the optimum amount of blue g...

Page 24: ...D DNR function is not available and mark is displayed When you use this function the afterimage may occ Day Night Setting 1 Select DAY NIGHT option 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select mode for day night function AUTO You will be able to change the Day Night mode automatically Note If you set the AGC to OFF or the SHUTTER is set to one of the SHUTTER options except AUTO on the EXPOSURE menu the AU...

Page 25: ...Setting This function is aiming at the protection of personal privacy selecting a screen part black not to be displayed in the screen Up to 8 zones can be registered 1 Select PRIVACY option 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a ON and press SET The PRIVACY SETUP menu appears 3 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a mask AREA1 to AREA8 on the MASK NUMBER 4 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to set up the ON o...

Page 26: ...l position of the mask Note The parts with the registered mask numbers from AREA1 to AREA4 have the same color So do the parts with the numbers from AREA5 to AREA8 If you change the mask color the registered mask color will be changed automatically with the same color for each of group AREA1 to AREA4 AREA5 to AREA8 Special Menu Settings This menu lets you adjust and set up LANGUAGE COLOR EFFECT SH...

Page 27: ...on on the SPECIAL screen 2 Press LEFT or RIGHT button to select a language Setting the COLOR EFFECT You can switch the displayed picture to gray scale or color 1 Select COLOR EFFECT option on the SPECIAL menu 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to change a color effect ON To display the picture with color OFF To display the picture with grayscale ...

Page 28: ...f you set the sharpness value to higher the image outline becomes sharp If you set to lower value the image outline becomes dim STABILIZER setting The image stabilizer function minimizes the appearance of shaky im ages caused by low frequency vibration This function is useful for outdoor surveillance Select STABILIZER option and set to ON or OFF Note If you set the STABILIZER to ON the Digital zoo...

Page 29: ...en use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a level ZOOM Use LEFT or RIGHT button to enlarge the screen PAN Use LEFT or RIGHT button to move the screen left or right TILT Use LEFT or RIGHT button to move the screen up or down Setting the D EFFECT Digital effect You can select the digital effect 1 Select D EFFECT option on the SPECIAL menu 2 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a digital effect V FLIP Flip...

Page 30: ...N menu appears 3 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to select a zone number AREA1 to AREA4 on the ZONE NUMBER 4 Use LEFT or RIGHT button to set up the ON or OFF on the ZONE STATE 5 Use UP or DOWN to select an option then use LEFT or RIGHT button to adjust the option HEIGHT Enlarge or decrease the vertical size of the mask WIDTH Enlarge or decrease the horizontal size of the mask MOVE Y Moves vertical positi...

Page 31: ...31 Menu Operation Factory Reset Setting FACTORY RESET To reset the camera setting to factory setting select FACTORY RESET option ...

Page 32: ...igital Zoom X8 Sync System Internal Scanning Frequency H V 15 625 KHz 50 Hz 15 734 KHz 59 94 Hz Horizontal Resolution 620 TV Lines S N Ratio 52dB Minimum Illumination 30 IRE 0 Lux IR LED On IR LED Distance 25 m Control Method Inner Key button Video Output Signal 1Vp p Composite 75Ω Day Night ICR Day Night Auto WDR BLC OFF BLC HSBLC DNR 3D DNR Off Low Middle High Auto Gain Control Off Low Middle Hi...

Page 33: ...sks Stabilizer EIS On Off User Color Mode Standard Cool Warm Vivid Multi OSD Language 15 Languages Power Consumption Dual LED ON DC12V 10 Max 470mA AC24V 10 Max 450mA 6 0W LED OFF DC12V 10 Max 210mA AC24V 10 Max 235mA 3 0W DC12V LED ON DC12V 10 Max 390mA LED OFF DC12V 10 Max 160mA Operation Temp Humidity 10ºC 50ºC 0 RH 80 RH Storage Temp Humidity 20ºC 60ºC 0 RH 85 RH Weight 342g Dimension 96 9 H x...

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