Ganz Security LPC632 LPC Series Manual - Page 7

Troubleshooting, Specifications, Dimension mm

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8. Troubleshooting Before sending the camera out for repair, check the items below. If the problem persists after checking these items, contact your service center. Problems Trouble shooting Nothing appears on the screen. The video image is not clear. The screen is dark.  Please check the power connection.  Please check the video signal line connection.  Please check if the lens or the outer glass is clean. - Dirt or fingerprints on the lens can affect the image blooming or reflection. Gently wipe any dirt or fingerprints off the lens or the glass with a soft cloth.  Please check and adjust contrast feature of the monitor  Please check if the camera is exposed directly toward a bright light, sunlight, or sun light reflecting area. Please move the camera's position in this case.  This is normal, because of the optical filter that rejects visible light and the high-shutter speed. Mainly highly reflective objects within 31' range of the IR LED's will be visible. For most applications, this would be the license plate from most modern vehicles. See Notes in Overview section on page 10. The camera's surface is too hot and black stripes appear on the screen. The screen is flickering. IR beam is weak  Please check if the power supply is regulated and is within the standard requirement of the product.  Please check if the camera is facing directly toward sunlight or fluorescent light.  Adjust the potentiometer to increase IR LED brightness. See page 11. Verify cable conductor gauge is adequate for the cable run. Using too thin gauge of Power wire can cause serious voltage drop, especially over long distance. If using DC power supply, resistive losses are worse. Try measuring voltage while PSU is connected to camera; if the voltage under load is less than 21 Volts, this is likely a problem. 9. Specifications Specification Image sensor Effective Pixels H.Resolution SHy.Rnecshoroluntizoinng system SSccaannnniinngg ssyysstteemm Video output S/N ratio Min. Illumination Shutter speed Gamma correction Gain Control Smear Effect Power source DOipgietaral Stilnogw cSuhurrtteenrt IR spectrum MTBF of IR Operating Temperature OHupemraidtintyg current Measurement (mm) Weight (Approx.g) License Plate Capture Camera 1/3" Sony B/W Ex-View CCD EIA : 768(H) x 494(V) CCIR : 752(H) x 582(V) EIA : 600 TV Lines CCIR : 580 TV Lines Internal EIA 525 Lines CCIR 625 Lines 2:1 Interlaced 1.0Vp-p Composite. 75 Ohms More than 50 dB (AGC Off) 0Lux 1/1,000sec Standard γ=0.45 Standard : 0dB ~ 34dB Auto 0.01% DC24V or Dual (DC24V / AC24V) 380mA (16mm lens version), 500mA (35mm lens version) 850nm(Hi-Power LED) : Ø8-22ea 20,000 hours 14°F ~ 122°F (-10°C ~ +50°C) Within 90% RH 97(W) x 91.5(V) x 304.7(L) 1700 10. Dimension (mm) 170.2 152.2 304.7 91.5 36 100 12 13

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8. Troubleshooting
9. Specifications
Specification
Effective Pixels
Image sensor
Effective Pixels
H.Resolution
Scanning system
Video output
S/N ratio
Shutter speed
Gamma correction
Digital Slow Shutter
Gain Control
Smear Effect
Operating current
Operating current
IR spectrum
MTBF of IR
Operating Temperature
Humidity
H.Resolution
Min. Illumination
Power source
License Plate Capture Camera
1/3" Sony B/W Ex-View CCD
EIA : 768(H) x 494(V)
CCIR : 752(H) x 582(V)
EIA : 600 TV Lines
CCIR : 580 TV Lines
Synchronizing system
Scanning system
EIA 525 Lines CCIR 625 Lines 2:1 Interlaced
1.0Vp-p Composite. 75 Ohms
More than 50 dB (AGC Off)
Internal
0Lux
1/1,000sec
Standard
γ
=0.45
Standard : 0dB ~ 34dB Auto
0.01%
DC24V or Dual (DC24V / AC24V)
850nm(Hi-Power LED) : Ø8-22ea
20,000 hours
380mA (16mm lens version), 500mA (35mm lens version)
14°F ~ 122°F (-10°C ~ +50°C)
Within 90% RH
97(W) x 91.5(V) x 304.7(L)
Measurement (mm)
Weight (Approx.g)
1700
10. Dimension (mm)
Before sending the camera out for repair, check the items below. If the problem persists after
checking these items, contact your service center.
Problems
Trouble shooting
Nothing
appears on the
screen.
Please check the power connection.
Please check the video signal line connection.
The video image is not
clear.
Please check if the lens
or the outer glass
is clean.
- Dirt or fingerprints on the lens can affect the image
blooming or reflection. Gently wipe any dirt or
fingerprints off the lens or the glass with a soft cloth.
Please check and adjust contrast feature of the
monitor
Please check if the camera is exposed directly toward
a
bright
light, sunlight, or sun light reflecting area.
Please move the camera’s position in this case.
The screen is dark.
The camera’s surface is too
hot and black stripes
appear on
the screen.
Please check if the power supply is
regulated and is
within
the
standard requirement of the product.
The screen is flickering.
Please check if the camera is facing directly
toward
sunlight
or
fluorescent light.
IR beam is weak
100
36
304.7
170.2
91.5
152.2
This is normal, because of the optical filter that rejects visible
light and the high-shutter speed. Mainly highly reflective
objects within 31’ range of the IR LED’s will be visible. For
most applications, this would be the license plate from most
modern vehicles. See Notes in Overview section on page
10.
Adjust the potentiometer to increase IR LED brightness. See
page 11. Verify cable conductor gauge is adequate for the
cable run. Using too thin gauge of Power wire can cause
serious voltage drop, especially over long distance. If using
DC power supply, resistive losses are worse. Try measuring
voltage while PSU is connected to camera; if the voltage
under load is less than 21 Volts, this is likely a problem.