WAT-1300／WAT-1300/CS
OSD User's Manual
Rev. 1.00

Watec Co., Ltd.
2023/7/3

Change History
Rev. No.

Date

1.00

2023/7/3

Changes

Remarks
Initial Release2

【Contents】

1.

Introduction

2.

OSD Menu Operation

3.

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3.1

OSD Menu

3.2

Save Settings(SAVE ALL)

3.3

Shutter/Gain Settings(SHUTTER/AGC)

3.3.1

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Automatic Exposure Control(AUTO)

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3.3.1.1

Shutter Speed(SHUTTER)

3.3.1.2

Brightness Settings, High Luminance Side(AE LEVEL) ・・・・・・・・・・・・ 9

3.3.1.3

Auto Gain Control(AGC)

3.3.1.4

Brightness Settings, Low Luminance Side(AE LEVEL)

3.3.2

3.4

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Manual Exposure Control(MANUAL)

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3.3.2.1

Shutter Speed(SHUTTER)

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3.3.2.2

Gain Value Settings(AGC)・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 10

Wide Dynamic Range / Tone Correction(WDR/ATR)

3.4.1

Adaptive Tone-Curve Reproduction(ATR)

3.4.2

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3.5

Back Light Compensation(BACKLIGHT) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 12

3.6

Picture Adjust(PICT ADJUST)・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 13

3.6.1

Image Flip(FLIP)

3.6.2

Brightness(BRIGHTNESS)

3.6.3

Contrast(CONTRAST)

3.6.4

Edge Enhancement(SHARPNESS)

3.6.5

Chroma Settings(HUE/COLOR GAIN)

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3.7

Defog(DEFOG)

3.8

Noise Reduction(DNR)

3.9White Balance(WHITE BAL) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 17

3.9.1

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Push White Balance(PUSH)

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3.9.2 User White Balance(USER1/USER2) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 18
3.9.3

Manual White Balance(MANUAL) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 18

3.9.4

Push Lock White Balance(PUSH LOCK) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 19

3.9.5

Auto Trace White Balance(ATW) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 20

3.10 ICR Mechaless Day & Night function(DAY/NIGHT) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 21
3.10.1 Continuous Transition Mode(MANUAL) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 21
3.10.1.1

Day / Night Setting(DAY/NIGHT) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ 21

3.10.1.2

Burst Signal(BURST)

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3.10.2 Conventional Transition Mode(AUTO)
3.10.2.1

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Day / Night Switching Control (DELAY CNT / DAY→NIGHT / NIGHT→DAY) ・・ 22

3.11

Privacy Mask(PRIVACY)

3.12

CAMERA ID Setting(CAMERA ID)

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3.13

LANGUAGE Setting(LANGUAGE)

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3.14

Factory Reset(CAMERA RESET)

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3.15

EXIT MENU(EXIT)

OSD Menu Tree

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1.Introduction

This user manual describes the functions of WAT-1300 and WAT-1300/CS and how to configure themusing the OSD (On Screen Display) menu.
When the settings of the camera is changed according to this manual, check to see that the operation and the effects ofthe changes made to the camera are acceptable.
The WAT-1300&WAT1300/CS user's manual is subject to change by design and the specifications of the product without notice.
The copyright of the WAT-1300／WAT-1300/CS shall belong to Watec Co., Ltd.
Copying in whole or in part without the authorization of the holders permission is prohibited.

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2.OSD MENU OPERATION

The functions and parameter settings of WAT-1300 and WAT-1300/CS can be changed by OSD(On Screen Display).
The OSD menu can be operated by connecting the optional remote control (RC-01) to the rear of the camera.

Connector

The operation portion of theController

Controller Overview

1)When using the controller,
vertically insert the connector fully until it clicks.
2)When disconnecting the controller,
pull the connector while pinching the Lock.

Lock

How to Connect Controller
The controller has 5 buttons, UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT/ENTER.

1)UP

3)LEFT

4)RIGHT

2)DOWN

5)ENTERThe operation portion of the Controller
Use 5 buttons above to operate the OSD menu.
1)UP/2)DOWN : Mainly to move the cursor up and down to select an item on the lists on the OSD menu.
3)LEFT/4)RIGHT : Mainly to adjust and change the functions on each list on the OSD menu.
5)ENTER : Mainly to execute the selected list and function on the OSD menu. The symbol "↵" will be on some lists
on the OSD menu to indicate that there are sub menus or selectable options by pressing 5)Enter.

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Please refer to the following model operation pictures on the basic controller usage.
The figure below shows the OSD operation when WDR/ATR (OFF) is selected as the default position.

ENTER

↑
UP

SUB MENU

DOWN

LEFT

RIGHT

RIGHT

LEFT

*Default setting
UP

DOWN

Switching the Menu
ENTER

Go to
Next Page

ENTER

Go to
Previous Page

ENTER

Go to EXIT

ENTER

Go to
SETUP MENU
* From the next page, each button is written as follows.
1)UP key is written as "UP"

2)DOWN key is written as "DOWN"

3)LEFT key is written as "LEFT"

4)RIGHT key is written as "RIGHT"

5)ENTER key is written as "ENTER"

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3.Function
3.1 OSD Menu
SETUP menu will appear on the screen when pressing ENTER.

ENTER

OSD = OFFOSD = ON

Move the cursor to EXIT with UP/DOWN buttons and press the ENTER to display the EXIT page.
OSD Menu is consist of 3 pages (SETUP MENU 1/2-2/2 and EXIT).

SETUP MENU 1/2

SETUP MENU 2/2

EXIT

3.2 Save Settings(SAVE ALL)
Saving (SAVE ALL) the changes in camera settings. After changing camera settings, you can save the changed set
values by executing SAVE ALL on the EXIT page. Move the cursor to SAVE ALL with UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT andpress ENTER to save the set value. The saved settings are kept even after the camera is powered off.
*Please note that when you turn off the power without saving the setting values after changing the setting or execute
CANCEL on the EXIT page, the changed setting will not be saved.

ENTER

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3.3 Shutter/Gain Settings(SHUTTER/AGC)
Set the exposure control. There are two modes of exposure control: the automatic exposure control (AUTO) andthe manual exposure control (MANUAL).
When AUTO is selected, shutter speed and gain are automatically controlled according to the imaging environment.
When MANUAL is selected, shutter speed and gain can be set to arbitrary fixed values. Move the cursor to SHUTTER/AGC
with UP/DOWN and use the LEFT/RIGHT to select AUTO or MANUAL.
After selecting the mode, press ENTER to open each advanced setting sub menu.

3.3.1 Automatic Exposure Control(AUTO)
3.3.1.1 Shutter Speed(SHUTTER)
Set the shutter speed (SHUTTER). The set value is SHUT only.
MODE

SHUTTER/AGC

OPERATION
Automatic exposure control by electric iris. Depending on the brightness of

AUTO

the shooting object, exposure will be controlled within the range of 1/60s(1/50s)

SHUT

to 1/100000s for getting the appropriate brightness.
*(1/50s): When output format is 720/50p

3.3.1.2 Brightness Settings, High Luminance Side(AE LEVEL)
Set the brightness in the screen (AE LEVEL). Use the LEFT / RIGHT to adjust the brightness.
*Default : 120

SHUTTER/AGC

AE LEVELOPERATION(HIGH LUMINANCE)

AUTO

000－255

Brightness can be set within the range of 000 (dark) -255 (bright).
The larger the value, the brighter the image.

3.3.1.3 Auto Gain Control(AGC)
Set the auto gain control setting (AGC). The gain controls exposure during low-light conditions that cannot be fully exposedwith the electronic shutter. Use the LEFT / RIGHT to select AGC ON or OFF.
*Default : ON

AGC = OFFSHUTTER/AGC

AUTO

AGC = ONAGC

OPERATION

OFF

Exposure control at low luminance does not operate.

ON

Automatic exposure control with gain at low luminance. *Gain range is 0 to 54 dB.

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3.3.1.4 Brightness Settings, Low Luminance Side(AE LEVEL)
Set the brightness of exposure control at low luminance side(AE LEVEL) .
Apart from 『3.3.1.2 Brightness Adjustment (AE LEVEL)』, the brightness at the time of gain operation
can be set independently. For dark subjects, you could reduce the noise instead of darkening the image.
Use the LEFT / RIGHT to select from x0.25, x0.50, x0.75, x1.00.
*Default : x1.00○AGC Operation

x0.25

x0.50

x0.75

x1.00

Small

Noise

Large

Low

Sensitivity

High

SHUTTER/AGC

AUTO

AE LEVELOPERATION(LOW LUMINANCE)

x0.25

The lower the value, the lower the sensitivity, the S/N ratio improves instead.

x0.50

The higher the value, the lower the S/N ratio, the sensitivity improves instead.

x0.75
x1.00

3.3.2 Manual Exposure Control(MANUAL)
3.3.2.1 Shutter Speed(SHUTTER)
Set the shutter speed (SHUTTER) settings. Use the LEFT/RIGHT to select the shutter speed.
SHUTTER/AGC

MODE

OPERATION
Selectable shutter speed : 1/60s(1/50s), 1/100s,1/120s, 1/125s, 1/250s, 1/500s,

MANUALSHUT

1/1000s, 1/2000s, 1/4000s, 1/8000s, 1/10000s, 1/20000s, 1/50000s, 1/100000s*(1/50s): When output format is 720/50p*Default : 1/60s(1/50s)

3.3.2.2 Gain Value Settings(AGC)
Set the gain value (AGC) settings. Use the LEFT/RIGHT to set the gain value.
*Default : MIN (0dB)

AGC = MIN (0dB)
SHUTTER/AGC

AGC = 30dB

AGC

AGC = MAX (54dB)
OPERATION

Fix the gain to an arbitrary value regardless of the brightness of the subject.
MANUAL

MIN－MAXThe setting value can be selected from 18dB, 24dB, 30dB, 36dB, 42dB, 48dB, MAX(54dB).

The higher the setting value, the brighter the image.
The smaller the setting value, the darker the image.

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3.4 Wide Dynamic Range / Tone Correction(WDR/ATR)
Set the wide dynamic range / tone correction function. When you take a subject with a large contrast difference such asa backlight condition, some of the subjects will be overexposure or underexposure. The wide dynamic range / tone correction(WDR / ATR) suppresses overexposure or underexposure of the subject under the conditions and corrects it to a natural image.
Use the LEFT / RIGHT to select from OFF, ATR or WDR.
*Default : OFF

3.4.1 Adaptive Tone-Curve Reproduction(ATR)
Press the ENTER when ATR is selected to display the ATR menu.
You can select the correction amount of brightness and contrast of tone correction from LOW, MID, HIGH.
*Default : MID

ATR = OFF
WDR/ATRATR = ON

SUB MENU

OPERATION

BRIGHTNESSATR

Set the brightness correction amount of the tone correction function. The larger the setting value,
the brighter the image, the smaller the setting value, the darker the image.
Set the contrast correction amount of the tone correction. Increasing the setting value improves

CONTRAST

the visibility and can capture the bright and dark areas at the same time. Decreasing the set value
will result in a natural image with overall contrast.

3.4.2 Wide Dynamic Range(WDR)
Press the ENTER when WDR is selected to display the WDR menu.
You can select the correction amount of wide dynamic range brightness and contrast from LOW, MID, HIGH.
*Default : MID

WDR = OFF
WDR/ATR

WDR = ON

SUB MENU
BRIGHTNESSWDROPERATION
Set the brightness correction amount of the wide dynamic range function. The larger the setting value,

the brighter the image, the smaller the setting value, the darker the image.
Set the contrast correction amount of the wide dynamic range. Increasing the setting value improves

CONTRAST

the visibility and can capture the bright and dark areas at the same time.
Decreasing the set value will result in a natural image with overall contrast.

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3.5 Back Light Compensation(BACKLIGHT)
Set the backlight compensation mode (BACKLIGHT). Backlight compensation mode can be selected from Backlight Compensation(BLC) and Highlight Compensation (HLC). Move the cursor on BACKLIGHT and use LEFT / RIGHT to select OFF, BLC or HLC.
*Default : OFF○Backlight compensation(BLC)

BLC = OFF

BLC = ON○Highlight compensation(HLC)

HLC = OFFBACKLIGHT
OFF

HLC = ONOPERATION

No operation
Backlight compensation(BLC) operates. BLC is performed by increasing the brightness of the entire

BLC

screen such that the subject that is blackened by backlight will have the proper brightness.
When there is a dark subject, the BLC operates such that the correct brightness will be obtained.
*When the 『3.4.2 Wide Dynamic Range 』function is ON, BLC can not be selectable.
Highlight compensation(HLC) operates. HLC reduces the burden on the observer's eyes

HLC

by masking a strong light source in the dark and improves the deteriorated visibility witha strong light source.

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3.6 Picture Adjust(PICT ADJUST)
Adjust image quality. Move the cursor to PICT ADJUST and press the ENTER to display the PICT ADJUST menu.
Move the cursor up or down with UP / DOWN and select the item you want to adjust.

ENTER

3.6.1 Image Flip(FLIP)
Set the image Flip(FLIP) processing. Use the LEFT/RIGHT to select from normal (OFF), horizontal flip (H - FLIP),
vertical flip (V - FLIP) and horizontal - vertical image flip. (HV - FLIP).
*Default : OFFMIRROROPERATION

OFF

Normal image

H-FLIP

Horizontal image flip

V-FLIP

Vertical image flip

HV-FLIP

Horizontal and vertical image flip. Rotating the image by 180 degrees.

3.6.2 Brightness(BRIGHTNESS)
Set the brightness(BRIGHTNESS)settings. Use the LEFT/RIGHT to adjust the brightness.
*Default : 128
CONTRASTOPERATION

000-255

The smaller the setting value, the darker the image, and the larger the setting value the brighter the image.

3.6.3 Contrast(CONTRAST)
Set the contrast (CONTRAST) settings. Use the LEFT/RIGHT to adjust the contrast.
*Default : 128
CONTRASTOPERATION

000-255

The smaller the setting value, the lower the contrast. The larger the setting value, the higher the contrast.

3.6.4 Edge Enhancement(SHARPNESS)
Sets the intensity of edge enhancement (SHARPNESS). It enhances the visual effects of resolution by emphasizing
the outline portion of the image. Use the LEFT / RIGHT to set SHARPNESS.
*Default : 090
SHARPNESS
000-255

OPERATION
The larger the setting value, the higher the edge enhancement level of the entire screen,
the sharper the image, but the noise become marked.

133.6.5 Chroma Settings(HUE/COLOR GAIN)
Set the chroma level (HUE, COLOR GAIN). You can set your arbitrary color by adjusting color gain (COLOR - GAIN)
and color hue (HUE). Use the LEFT / RIGHT to adjust the chroma.
○HUE

HUE = 000Default

HUE = 180

Default

COLOR GAIN = 255○COLOR GAIN

COLOR GAIN = 000(ADJUST MENU)HUE
COLOR GAIN

OPERATION
HUE can be set in the range of 000-180. Adjust the hue.
COLOR GAIN can be set in the range of 000 - 255. Adjust the color gain.

* The above explanation is a guide only, make adequate evaluation in the use environment.

143.7 Defog(DEFOG)
Set the defog (DEFOG) settings. When fog or smoke occurs, the contrast of the screen decreases and the visibility deteriorates.
The defog function can improve the contrast of visually impaired images with fog and or smoke and improve visibility.
Selectable from OFF or AUTO. Pressing the ENTER when AUTO is selected displays the DEFOG Menu.
Use the LEFT / RIGHT to select the DEFOG setting.
*Default : OFF

LOW
DEFOG

SUB MENU

OFF

LOW

AUTO

MID
HIGH

MID
OPERATION
No operation
DEFOG automatically opetates when foggy condtion is detected.
LOW : Fog detection sensitivity low, contrast correction low
MID : Fog detection sensitivity mid, contrast correction mid
HIGH : Fog detection sensitivity high, contrast correction highThe larger that set value, the higher the contrast. It improves the visibility.
*Default : MID

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HIGH

3.8 Noise Reduction(DNR)
Set the noise reduction (DNR) function. Noise reduction is a function to reduce image noise to improve
the image quality of the camera. Especially, it reduces the noise that occurs when the gain becomes high.
Move the cursor to DNR and press the ENTER to display the DNR menu.
Move the cursor up or down with UP / DOWN to adjust items.

Y LEVEL = 1, C LEVEL = 1
DNR MENU

MODE

Y LEVEL = 7, C LEVEL = 7(SUB MENU)OPERATION

OFF

No operation. *Default : OFF

Y

Noise reduction operates on Y component independently.

C

Noise reduction operates on C component independently.

Y/C

Noise reduction operates on Y component and C compoent while using the 2 filters.
Set Y component correction level of noise reduction. The greater the set value,

Y LEVEL

1-7

the stronger the effect of noise reduction.

*Default : 4
Set C component correction level of noise reduction. The greater the set value,

C LEVEL

1-7

the stronger the effect of noise reduction.

*Default : 416

3.9 White Balance(WHITE BAL)
Set the white balance (WHITE BAL) settings. This function is to correct white colored subjects to be shown as white under
the illumination environment of various color temperatures . Use the LEFT / RIGHT to select the WHITE BALfrom PUSH, USER1, USER2, MANUAL, PUSH LOCK, ATW.
*Default : PUSH

WHITE BALOPERATION
PUSH controls the white balance irrespective of subject conditions. Since the pull-in control always

PUSH

operates regardless of the preset pull-in range, the pull-in operates in a wider color temperature
range than ATW, but the pull-in control operates even in the imaging scene where monochrome
occupies a large proportion on the screen and color reproduction may be impaired.

USER1
USER2
MANUALUSER1 and 2 allow you to change the white balance compensation value as desired for each.
This is effective when the color temperature of the lighting to be used is known in advance.
Adjust the setting value according to the operating environment.
MANUAL corrects the white balance with arbitrary setting values. Adjust the setting according tothe operating environment.
While pressing the ENTER, PUSH LOCK corrects the white balance according to the color

PUSH LOCK

temperature under the operating environment and fixes the operation with the white balancecorrection amount at that moment of the Enter is released. Since it matches the actual lighting,it can correct accurately even if the color temperature is unknown.
ATW automatically controls the white balance and maintains color reproducibility by following thechange in surrounding color temperature. Pull-in range is set in advance, it controls only when the

ATWsurrounding color temperatures judged to be within the pull-in frame. By setting the pull-in frame,
deterioration of color reproduction can be reduced without taking in pull-in operation in imaging
scenes where monochrome occupies a large proportion in the screen.

173.9.1 Push White Balance(PUSH)
PUSH controls the white balance over a wider color temperature range than ATW and maintains color reproducibility
regardless of subject conditions.
*Speed control setting is not available.

3.9.2 User White Balance (USER1/USER2)
USER1/USER2 can change the white balance compensation value as desired for each.
When either USER1 or USER2 is selected, pressing ENTER displays the SETUP menu for each WB.
Move the cursor up or down with the UP / DOWN and use the LEFT / RIGHT to adjust items.
○B-GAIN

B-GAIN = 030

B-GAIN = 149

B-GAIN = 190

R-GAIN = 150

R-GAIN = 208

R-GAIN = 220○R-GAIN

WHITE BAL
USER1
/USER2(SUB MENU)
B-GAINR-GAINOPERATION
Sets the B-GAIN of the white balance correction value. B-GAIN can be set in the range of 000-225.
A smaller value corrects the image to yellow, while a larger value corrects the image to blue.
Sets the R-GAIN of the white balance correction value. R-GAIN can be set in the range of 000-225.
A smaller value corrects the image to cyan, and a larger value corrects the image to red.

3.9.3 Manual White Balance(MANUAL)MANUAL WB enables to set the white balance correction value arbitrarily.
When MANUAL is selected, press the ENTER to display the manual white balance setting menu.
Please use the LEFT / RIGHT to adjust items.

POSITION = 030
WHITE BALPOSITION = 046(SUB MENU)POSITION = 060
OPERATION

Set the manual white balance correction value POSITION. POSITION can be set in the range of 000-063.

MANUALPOSITION

When the set value is decreased, the screen will be corrected to the blue side, and when it is increased

the screen will be corrected to the red side.
*Default : 041

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3.9.4 Push Lock White Balance(PUSH LOCK)PUSH LOCK adjusts the white balance under actual illumination and it can be corrected accurately even if
the color temperature is unknown.

BeforeAfter○PUSH LOCK adjustment method
Capture a white paper or other achromatic subject under actual lighting to fill the screen, then press ENTER.
It will be completed when the paper is corrected to white.

Step (1) Before

Step (2) Place the white paper in the entire screen

ENTER

Step (3) Press ENTER to start correction(PUSH LOCK text blinks)
Step (4) When the PUSH LOCK text stops blinking,the correction operation is completed.
(*If corrected without problems, the paper will be white.)

Step (5) After

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3.9.5 Auto Trace White Balance(ATW)ATW maintains color reproducibility even when the color temperature of the light source changes.
When ATW is selected, press the ENTER to display the WHITE BAL menu. Move the cursor up or down with the UP / DOWN
and use the LEFT / RIGHT to adjust items.
WHITE BALOPERATION(ATW SETUP Menu)

Set the pull-in speed. The lead-in speed can be set in the range 001-255.

SPEED

The lower the set value, the faster the pull-in speed, and the larger the set value, the slower
the pull-in speed. *Note : Color oscillation is likely to occur if the pull-in speed is set too fast.

*Default : 128

ATW

Set the time from the changes in color temperature to the start of white balance control.

DELAY CNT

Selectable in the range 001-255. The lower the set value, the faster to start WB control, the higher
the set value, the slower to start WB control.

*Default : 008

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3.10 ICR Mechaless Day/Night (DAY/NIGHT)
Set the ICR Mechaless Day/Night (DAY/NIGHT) function, which combines an RGBW image sensor with an opticaldual-pass filter tocreate a Day/Night camera that does not use an ICR (Infrared Cut filter Removal) mechanism.
This is achieved by combining an RGBW image sensor with an optical dual-pass filter. When ambient illumination
is low, such as at night, the sensitivity of the camera can be improved by capturing images including near-infrared
wavelengths, thereby enhancing visibility at night. The Day/Night transition mode includes continuous transitionmode (MANUAL) and conventional transition mode (AUTO).
Use the LEFT / RIGHT to select between AUTO and MANUAL. *Default : MANUAL

3.10.1 Continuous Transition Mode (MANUAL)
This section sets the continuous transition mode (MANUAL). Continuous transition mode can be achieved by
setting the DAY/NIGHT setting to MANUAL+COLOR, allowing smooth transition between day and night modes.
When MANUAL is selected, press the ENTER to display the DAY / NIGHT menu.
Move the cursor up or down and use LEFT / RIGHT to adjust items.

3.10.1.1

Day / Night Setting(DAY/NIGHT)

Select the Day / Night setting from the Day mode or the Night mode.
*Default : COLOR
DAY/NIGHT
COLOR
B/W

3.10.1.2

OPERATION
The camera is set to continuous transition mode. In bright environments, the camera operates as anormal color camera. As the light intensity lower, it will smoothly switch to the monochrome image.
Night mode is to be set. Imaging will always be monochrome even in a bright environment.

Burst Signal(BURST)

Select ON / OFF of the burst signal in the Night mode.
*Default : ON
BURST

OPERATION
Add a burst signal. Please turn it ON if some monitors and image capture boards may not accept

ON

video signals without color burst.
* We recommend that you turn off BURST when using a displayable device even without a color burst.

No burst signal is added.

OFF* When COLOR is selected with the DAY / NIGHT, the burst signal is always added, regardless of BURST

setting.

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3.10.2 Conventional Transition Mode (AUTO)
This parameter is used to set the conventional transition mode (AUTO). The conventional transition mode instantly
switches between day mode and night mode based on the threshold set for the ambient brightness. When AUTO is
selected, pressing ENTER displays the DAY/NIGHT menu. Move the cursor up or down and use LEFT/RIGHT on theitem to be adjusted.

3.10.2.1

Day / Night Switching Control (DELAY CNT / DAY→NIGHT / NIGHT→DAY)

Sets the threshold and transition judgment time for day/night switching control.
Use the LEFT / RIGHT to move the cursor to adjust the threshold and transition judgment time of Day⇔Night.
Bright

Dark

A：DAY→NIGHT
DAY mode

NIGHT mode

DAY mode

NIGHT mode
B：NIGHT→DAY

Brightness

Bright

DAY/NIGHT(DAY/NIGHT

Dark

OPERATION

MENU)

Sets the transition judgment time between day mode and night mode if the brightness remains

DELAY CNT

above the threshold for the period set by DELAY CNT, a transition is made between Day⇔Night.
DELAY CNT can be set in the range of 000 - 255. The unit is "seconds".

*Default : 001
Set the brightness to transition from Day mode to Night mode. When ambient illuminance decreases

AUTO

DAY→NIGHT

and falls below the set value, it switches to Night mode. DAY → NIGHT can be set
in the range 000-255. Please set as DAY → NIGHT < NIGHT → DAY.

*Default : 064
Set the birghtness to transition from Night mode to Day mode. When the ambient illuminance rises

NIGHT→DAYand exceeds the set value, it switches to Day mode. NIGHT → DAY can be set in the range 000-255.
Please set as DAY → NIGHT < NIGHT → DAY.

*Default : 110

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○Day ⇔ Night switching threshold adjustment procedure
The procedures for adjusting DAY → NIGHT and NIGHT → DAY is as follows.
(1) Set DAY → NIGHT = 255 (Max. value)(1)Default

NIGHT → DAY = 000 (Min. value), DELAY CNT = 001.
(2) Adjust the lighting and reproduce the brightness you want to(2)DAY→NIGHT

switch to the Night mode while checking the monitor.
(3) Lower the set value of DAY → NIGHT one by one until it switches

Adjustment
environment settingsfrom the Day mode to the Night mode.
(4) Jump to (6) if the hunting that the Day mode and the Night modeswitch countinuously does not occur.

(3)DAY→NIGHT setting

If the hunting occurs, go to (5).
(5) It may be impossible to respond by switching using the threshold of
Day/Night mode. Please change the object and lighting.

(5)Review of imaging NG
environment(6) Adjust the lighting and reproduce the brightness you want to switch(4)Hunting

to Day mode while checking the monitor.
(7) Higher the set value of NIGHT → DAY one by one until it switchesfrom the Night mode to the Day mode.

OK(6)NIGHT→DAY(8) If the hunting does not occur, go to (11).
If the hunting occurs, go to (9).

Adjustment
environment settings(9) Lower the set value of NIGHT → DAY until the hunting stops.
(10)If you are not satisfied with the adjustment resultof NIGHT →DAY, back to (5).

(7)NIGHT→DAY setting(11) Make change of lighting and confirm the switchingof Day / Night is done without problems.
(12)If there is no problem with the above setting, the adjustment is(8)HuntingOK

completed. Please save the setting.
*Illuminance is used for judgment of brightness.
Therefore, we recommend to readjust the Day / Night switchingNG

threshold when changing the aperture of the lens.

(9)NIGHT→DAY resettingNG(10)Adjustment resultOK(11)Operation check(12)Adjusted

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3.11 Privacy Mask(PRIVACY)
Set the privacy mask (PRIVACY). The privacy mask can hide areas that you do not want to display on the screen.
Up to 16 masks can be displayed on the screen. You can set the display area, color, darkness and mosaic processing
for each mask independently. Move the cursor to PRIVACY and select ON or OFF with LEFT / RIGHT. Press the ENTER
when ON is selected displays the PRIVACY menu. Move the cursor up and down with UP/DOWN and adjustment theitem you want to adjust while using the LEFT / RIGHT.
*Default : OFF

OPERATION(PRIVACY MENU)

AREA SELTOP
BOTTOM
LEFT
RIGHT

Select the mask number to be set. The masking number is selected from 1/16 to 16/16.
*Default : 1/16
Set the top side of the masked area. It can be set within the range of 000 - 720.
Set the bottom side of the masked area. It can be set within the range of 000 - 720.
It can not be set to a smaller value than TOP.
Set the left side of the masked area. It can be set within the range of 000 - 1280.
Set the right side of the masked area. It can be set within the range of 000 - 1280.
It can not be set to a smaller value than LEFT.
Set the masking color. You can select the color from the following 8 colors.

COLOR

1 (RED), 2 (GREEN), 3 (BLUE), 4 (YELLOW), 5 (CYAN), 6 (MAGENTA), 7 (WHITE), 8 (BLACK)*Default : 1 (RED)Set the transparency of the masking. The masking transparency can be selected from

TRANSP

0.00, 0.50, 0.75 and 1.00. The higher the set value, the lower the transparency ofthe masking, 1.00 will completely mask the masking area.
*Default : 1.00
Set ON/OFF of mosaic processing. Mosaic processing on the masking area can be available

MOSAIC

when ON is selected.
*When TRANSP is set to 1.00, mosaic processing is not available.
*Default : OFF*The default setting for the mask area is that only mask number 1 is displayed. For mask numbers 2 to 16, the default
setting is TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT, and RIGHT are set to 000, and the mask area is not specified.
*If the same value is set for TOP and BOTTOM or LEFT and RIGHT, the mask area will not be displayed.
Please be careful when making settings.

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3.12 CAMERA ID Setting(CAMERA ID)
Set the camera ID (CAMERA ID). This function displays arbitrary characters on the screen.
It is effective for identifying the camera on the screen when using multiple cameras.
Move the cursor to CAMERA ID with UP/DOWN and use the LEFT/RIGHT to select ON / OFF.
*Default : OFF

When ON is selected, press ENTER to display CAMERA ID menu. Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT
to select the character to be displayed and use the ENTER to enter the characters.

CAMERA ID(CAMERA ID

OPERATION

SETUP MENU)OFF－CAMERA ID is hidden.
The characters that can be entered are displayed in the CAMERA ID SETUP menu.

(input)Up to 52 characters such as alphabet (capital), numbers, and symbols can be entered.

*Default : blank
ON

←→↑↓
CLR

Set the position of the cursor when entering characters. After entering a character, you can change
the character by moving the cursor to the character you want to change and entering another character.

Delete the entered characters.
Set the display position of the input character. Move the cursor to POS and press the ENTER

POS

to display a window for setting the display position of the character.

*Default position : Upper left of the screen.
○Character entering setting
Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT/ENTER to set the CAMERA ID.

(1) Move the cursor to CAMERA ID and press the ENTER.
(2) After entering characters, move the cursor to "RETURN"
and press the ENTER to return to SETUP MENU.

○Display position settingMove the cursor to POS and press the ENTER to display the display position setting menu.
Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT to set the display postion. After setting, press the ENTER to return to the CAMERA ID menu.

ENTER*CAMERA ID will be displayed when the OSD menu screen is turned off. While the OSD menu is displayed,
CAMERA ID does not show up.
To turn off the OSD menu, move the cursor to EXIT with UP/ DOWN and press the ENTER to display the EXIT menu.
Move the cursor to SAVE ALL or NOT SAVE with the UP / DOWN, hide the OSD menu by pressing the ENTER.

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3.13 LANGUAGE Setting(LANGUAGE)
Set the language of the OSD menu. You can choose from English, German, French, Russian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Move the cursor to LANGUAGE with UP/DOWN and use the LEFT / RIGHT to select from ENGLISH, DEUTSCH,FRANCAIS, русский, PORTUGUÊS and ESPAÑOL.
*Default : ENGLISH

3.14 Factory Reset(CAMERA RESET)This function returns the camera setting to factory default (CAMERA RESET) function. Even after changing camera settings,
you can return the camera to the factory default by executing camera reset. Move the cursor to CAMERA RESET with
UP/DOWN and press the ENTER to excecute the camera reset.

*When you want to save the default setting value after executing the camera reset, save the setting value according to『3.2 Save setting (SAVE ALL)』.
NOTE : When you do not save the setting value prior to turning off the power, the settings will return to the setting value
before executing the camera reset.

3.15 EXIT MENU(EXIT)
Exit the OSD menu. Move the cursor to EXIT with UP / DOWN and press the ENTER so that the EXIT menu will be displayed.
In EXIT MENU, you can select SAVE ALL, NOT SAVE, CANCEL, RETURN. Move the cursor with the UP / DOWN andpress the ENTER to execute.

ENTER

EXIT MENUEXIT

OPERATIONSAVE ALL

Save the OSD setting in ROM and close the OSD menu. After turning on the power again, the camera starts with the saved settings.

NOT SAVE

Close the OSD menu without saving the OSD setting in ROM. After turning on the power again, the camera starts
with the setting before the new modification was made.

CANCELSet the camera setting back to the state before displaying the OSD menu and close the OSD menu.

RETURN

Return to SETUP MENU.

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4.OSD Menu Tree
Legend:Represents OSD menu item
Represents the operation by UP, DOWN and ENTER key of the remote control
Represents the operation by RIGHT, LEFT and ENTER key of the remote control
Represents a selectable mode and setting value of each menu item
Represents the title on the OSD and not a setting item

※LANGUAGE:ENGLISH○SETUP MENUSETUP MENUSHUTTER/AGC-> to SHUTTER/AGC MENU(for Shutter speed & AGC advanced settings)

WDR/ATR-> WDR/ATR MENU(for Wide Dynamic Range & Adaptive Tone Reproduction advanced settings)

BACKLIGHT-> to BACKLIGHT(for setting of HLC function)

PICT ADJUST-> PICT ADJUST MENU(for picture image advanced settings)

DEFOG
DNR
WHITE BAL-> DEFOG MENU(for defog control advanced settings)-> to DNR MENU(for noise reduction function advanced settings)-> to WB MENU(for White balance fuction advanced settings)

NEXT-> NEXT: to display the next page

EXIT-> EXIT MENU○SETUP MENUSETUP MENU
DAY/NIGHT
PRIVACY-> DAY/NIGHT MENU(for DAY/NIGHT fuction advanced settings)-> to PRIVACY MENU(for privacy masking function advanced settings)

CAMERA ID-> to the CAMERA ID MENU (for Camera ID advanced settings)

LANGUAGE-> to Language Menu (for Language switching)

CAMERA RESET-> to reset all settings to the factory default settings

BACK-> BACK (display the previous page)

EXIT-> EXIT MENU○EXIT MENUEXIT MENU
SAVE ALL-> Exit OSD Menu and save all the configuration itemNOT SAVE-> Exit OSD Menu without saving the configuraition item

CANCEL-> Exit OSD Menu without reflecting the configuration item

RETURN-> BACK to SETUP MENU

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○SHUTTER/AGC(SETUP MENU)SHUTTER/AGC

Default : in Red

AUTO
AUTO SETUPHIGH LUMINANCE

MODE
AE LEVEL

SHUT

000-255(Default:120)

LOW LUMINANCE

AGC

ON, OFFAE LEVEL

x0.25, x0.50, x0.75, x1.00

RETURNMANUALMANUAL SETUP
SHUTTER

AGC

1/60(1/50), 1/100, 1/120
1/125, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000
1/2000, 1/4000, 1/8000, 1/10000
1/20000, 1/50000, 1/100000
MIN, 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, MAX

RETURN○WDR/BLC(SETUP MENU)
WDR/ATR

WDR
WDR
BRIGHTNESSLOW, MID, HIGHCONTRAST

LOW, MID, HIGH

RETURNATR
ATR
BRIGHTNESSLOW, MID, HIGHCONTRAST

LOW, MID, HIGH

RETURNOFF○BACKLIGHT(SETUP MENU)BACKLIGHT

OFF
HLC
BLC

*BLC only selectable when the WDR is OFF

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○PICT ADJUST(SETUP MENU)PICT ADJUSTPICT ADJUST
FLIP

OFF, H-FLIP, V-FLIP, HV-FLIP

BRIGHTNESS

000-255(Default:128)

CONTRAST

000-255(Default:128)

SHARPNESS

000-255(Default:090)

HUE

000-180(Default:085)

COLOR GAIN

000-255(Default:141)

RETURN○DEFOG(SETUP MENU)
DEFOG

OFF
AUTO
DEFOG
LEVEL

LOW, MID, HIGH

RETURN○DNR(SETUP MENU)
DNR
DNR
MODE

Y/C, Y, C, OFFY LEVEL

1-7(Default:4)

C LEVEL

1-7(Default:4)

RETURN

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○WHITE BAL(SETUP MENU)
WHITE BAL

PUSH
USER1
USER1 WB
B-GAIN000-255(Default:149)

R-GAIN000-255(Default:208)

RETURNUSER2
USER2 WB
B-GAIN000-255(Default:115)

R-GAIN000-255(Default:214)

RETURNMANUALMANUAL WB
POSITION

000-063(Default:041)

RETURNPUSH LOCKATW
WHITE BALSPEED
DELAY CNT

001-255(Default:128)
001-255(Default:008)

RETURN○DAY/NIGHT(SETUP MENU)
DAY/NIGHT

MANUAL
DAY/NIGHT MANUALDAY/NIGHT

COLOR, B/W

BURST

ON, OFF* OFF is valid only when day / night is in night mode.

AUTO
DAY/NIGHT AUTO
DELAY CNT

000-255(Default:001)

DAY→NIGHT

000-255(Default:064)

NIGHT→DAY

000-255(Default:110)30

○PRIVACY(SETUP MENU)PRIVACYOFF
ON
PRIVACYAREA SEL

1/16-16/16

TOP000-720(Default:Mask 1:160,2-16:000)

BOTTOM

000-720(Default:Mask 1:320,2-16:000)

LEFT

000-1280(Default:Mask 1:396,2-16:000)

RIGHT

000-1280(Default:Mask 1:788,2-16:000)

COLOR

1-8(Default:1)

TRANSP

0.00, 0.50, 0.75, 1.00

MOSAIC

OFF, ON

RETURN○CAMERA ID(SETUP MENU)CAMERA IDONCAMERA ID

RETURNOFF○LANGUAGE(SETUP MENU)LANGUAGEENGLISH, DEUTSCH, FRANCAISРУССКИЙ, PORTUGUÉS, ESPAÑOL

○CANERA RESET(SETUP MENU)CAMERA RESET

YES

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○OSD factory settings■SHUTTER/AGC
Name
SHUTTER/AGC
MODE
AE LEVEL(HIGH LUMINANCE)AGC
AE LEVEL(LOW LUMINANCE)■WDR/ATRName
WDR/ATR■BACKLIGHTName
BACKLIGHT■DNR
Default setting
AUTO
SHUT

Name
MODE

120
ON
x1.00

Default setting
OFF

Default setting
OFF■PICT ADJUST
Name
FLIP
BRIGHTNESSCONTRASTSHARPNESSHUECOLOR GAIN

Default setting
OFF
128
128
090
085
141

■DEFOG
Name
DEFOG

Default settingOFF

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Default setting
OFF■WHITE BAL
Name
WHITE BAL

Default setting
PUSH■DAY/NIGHT
Name
DAY/NIGHT
DAY/NIGHT

Default setting
MANUAL
COLOR■PRIVACYName
PRIVACY

Default setting
OFF■CAMERA IDName
CAMERA ID

Default setting
OFF■LANGUAGEName
LANGUAGE

Default setting
ENGLISH