Swann ADS-100 Handleiding

Swann Bewakingscamera ADS-100

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ADS-100

Advanced-Series

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Congratulations on your purchase of the ADS-100 from ! You’ve chosen a great entry-level, Swann

indoor and outdoor, compact CCTV camera which has active infrared night vision, allowing it to see up

to 5m/15ft in complete darkness!

Placement Guide

The ADS-100 has a 3.6mm built-in which allows it to see almost 60 degrees wide-angle lens

horizontally. What does this mean for you when placing it?

You will be able to see a • reasonably wide area. If it’s mounted

high up in a square corner, you’ll be able to see most of the room.

Things may look slightly further away than they really are. Anything •

further than a few meters (ten feet or so) from the camera may

appear to be too small for the level of detail you require.

The small size of the camera, wide viewing area and limited •

night vision range mean that you really need to get this camera

as close to what you want to see as possible.

The ADS-100 is great for monitoring smaller areas. You can use the miniature size of the camera to your

advantage when choosing a location to mount it, as it doesn’t require much space.

It’s best mounted high-up in a corner looking down into the room, so that it can look over intervening

obstacles. Also, the higher the camera is mounted, the harder it’ll be for an intruder to access the

camera or interfere with it.

Installing the Camera

The camera mounts onto almost any ﬂat surface using the screws (and wall-plugs, if necessary - see

below) provided. The surface must have sufﬁcient strength to hold the camera. Materials such as

hardwood, brick or masonry are good options, and we’ve included all the gear you’ll need to mount it

there (except the tools - sorry, you’ll still need your own drill). You can mount the camera onto a metal

surface, but you’ll need to supply your own mounting hardware.

To mount the camera:

Using the holes on the camera stand as a guide, mark the locations on your wall to drill. Make •

sure the wall is thick and strong enough that you won’t drill through it.

If the wall is masonry, brickwork or similar, use the provided wall plugs. If the wall is made of •

wood, then the camera can be screwed directly onto the wall.

Ensure that the cable is fully protected from the weather. The camera is weather resistant, but the •

cable (particularly the microphone - see , opposite) is not.Audio

Once the camera has been mounted, ensure that it is securely ﬁxed in place. The camera’s not •

going to do any good if it falls!

Troubleshooting

Problem: At night, all I see is white.

Solution: The camera is most likely looking through a window. At night, the infrared light the camera

uses to see in the dark can ‘bounce back’ off a reﬂective surface (such as glass, water, spider webs,

some ceramics and so on) and effectively blind the camera. If you want to see outside, mount the

camera outside - we made it weather-resistant for a reason! If the camera absolutely see through must

glass (or similar transparent material) then ensure it is clean, and try to have the camera on an angle

relative to the glass, so that the IR light doesn’t bounce directly back into the lens.

Problem: I see only a blank screen where my image should be.

Solution: Check the wiring to the camera, and ensure the camera is being supplied power from

the included power adapter. Try using a different video lead, or connecting the camera to a different

television or monitor. Be sure there are no devices interrupting your signal, such as a DVR or VCR that

isn’t outputting the signal correctly.

Problem: I can’t see anything at night.

Solution: The maximum range of the night vision is just that, the maximum range. If there’s nothing

in this range, you won’t see anything. Also, some dark objects (like the proverbial black cat) may not

reﬂect enough light to be seen except as a silhouette if the background is brighter. Some objects which

can easily be seen in visible light don’t reﬂect much infrared light.

60° 10m

33ft

11.5m

55ft

INPUT

2A. Connecting Directly to TV 2B. Connecting to Your Existing DVR

Connect the yellow video out plug to the

video input on your television (typically also yellow).

If you want sound, connect the RED audio out to

the RED audio input. If your TV doesn’t have a red

audio in, connect it to the white Audio In socket.

Using the RCA to BNC adapter, connect the

YELLOW video plug to an channel input on the

rear of the R. If your R has audio inputs,DV DV

connect the RED audio plug to an audio in socket.

Plug in the camera

power adapter into

a wall socket

Connect the camera’s DC and RCA sockets

to the extension cable, matching plugs to

sockets by color.

Microphone

Connect the extension cables

DC socket to the DC plug on

the power adapter

Technical Speciﬁcations

Video

Image Sensor 1/4” CMOS

Video Quality 400 TV Lines

Effective Pixels NTSC: 510 x 492

PAL: 628 x 582

Min. Illumination 0 Lux (IR on)

White Balance Automatic

Electronic Shutter NTSC: 1/60 ~ 1/100 000

PAL: 1/50 ~ 1/100 000

Gain Control Automatic

Backlight Comp. No

Wide Dynamic Range No

Lens 3.6mm

Viewing Angle H: 60°, V: 47°

Night Vision

Range Up to 5m (15ft)

IR Cut Filter No

Number of IR LEDs 11

Infrared Wavelength 850nm

IR LED Life (Average) 10, 000 hours

General

Power Required DC 12V @ 150mA

Operating Temp. -10°C ~ 45°C (14°F ~ 113°F)

Casing Aluminum

Dimensions (Camera) 165mm x 115mm x 67mm

(6.5” x 4.5” x 3.15”)

Dimensions (Stand) 60mm x 50mm x 45mm

(2.4” x 2” x 1.75”)

Weight (Camera) 60g / 2.2oz (approx)

Weight (Stand) 60g / 2.2oz (approx)

Audio

The ADS-100 has a microphone built in. It’s not in the camera itself, it’s attached to the cable (it’s in the

plastic tab near the A/V plugs). The RED RCA jack on the back of the camera carries the audio. It’s a

standard line-level output, and can be connected to a TV, DVD recorder, DVR, audio recorder, the line-in

port on a computer or any other audio device with standard inputs.

The microphone has a range of about 3m/10ft for sounds as loud as a normal speaking voice. Loud

sounds travel much further, and it might not hear really soft sounds at all.

The microphone isn’t in the camera for two reasons:

The weather-resistant case makes it relatively sound-resistant as well. We couldn’t put the mic in 1.

there without compromising the seal, and losing any shielding the camera has.

You can use the somewhat moveable microphone to your advantage, by placing it closer to what 2.

you’d want to hear. The microphone has a limited range, so proximity is the key to good results!

Product specificaties

Merk:	Swann
Categorie:	Bewakingscamera
Model:	ADS-100
Kleur van het product:	Zwart
Snoerlengte:	18 m
Materiaal behuizing:	Aluminium
Vormfactor:	Rond
Ondersteuning voor plaatsing:	Binnen & buiten
Connectiviteitstechnologie:	Bedraad
Ethernet LAN:	Nee
Maximum resolutie:	628 x 582 Pixels
Diameter:	38 mm
Minimale belichting:	0 Lux
Field of view (FOV) hoek:	53 °
Geïntegreerde geheugenkaartlezer:	Nee
Ingebouwde HDD:	Nee
Nachtvisie:	Ja
LED-type:	IR
Formaat analoog signaal:	NTSC, PAL
Omvang optische sensor:	1/3 "
Type beeldsensor:	CMOS
Optische zoom:	- x
Lengte:	50 mm
Power over Ethernet (PoE):	Nee
PTZ control:	Nee
Aantal TV lijnen:	400
Dag/nacht modus:	Ja
Nachtkijker afstand:	8 m
Aantal verlichtingen LEDS:	11
Wifi:	Nee
AC-ingangsspanning:	12 V
Bedrijfstemperatuur (T-T):	-10 - 50 °C
Lens diameter:	6 mm
NTSC resoluties:	510 x 492 Pixels
PAL resoluties:	628 x 582 Pixels