Swann PRO-660 User Manual Page 1

1Advanced Features: On-Screen DisplayMOSD06052011EnglishPRO-660PRO-670PRO-680PRO-661PRO-671PRO-681

10DWDR (Digital Wide Dynamic Range) MenuYou can change and set the way that the camera captures and represents different lighting conditions. LEVEL: T

11‘Special’ MenuCAM TITLE: You can give your camera a name, if you’d like to. There’s no requirement to do so, but it can make identifying which video

12AREA SELECT: Choose which areas of the camera’s view that you’d like to configure. You can have up to four areas defined and active simultaneously, w

13IMAGE ADJ.: The Image Adjustment menu allows you to control many aspects of the camera’s pictures. LENS SHAD.: If your lens is exposed to direct lig

14Image Adjustment Menu: ContinuedFONT COLOR: What colors the on-screen text will be. There are fifteen options, the default (white) is #3. The text wi

15PED LEVEL: Altering the PED level will slightly alter the output voltage of the composite video out, altering the way that a CRT monitor will build

16GAMMA: Allows you to fine tune the gamma reproduction curve of your monitor. This is an expert feature, and intended for advanced users only. If you

17Backlight Compensation Menu (BLC)AREA SELECT: Choose which areas of the camera’s view that you’d like to configure. You can have up to four areas de

18Highlight Compensation Menu (HLC)LEVEL: Sets when highlights will be masked. The lower the value, the lower the required luminance value will be for

19Manual White Balance MenuCOLOR TEMP: Color temperature (technically measured in degrees kelvin) is a measurement of the average wavelength of light

2About the OSDSo - you’ve got one (or more!) of Swann’s range of PRO cameras, and you want to use some of the advanced features. Good call! It may see

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3The RS485 ControllerUsing the Quick ConfigurationThe Quick Config button will give you instant access to the following settings:1. DYNAMIC: Digital Wi

4Connection Guide1231. Connect the DC in plug on the camera cable to the DC out pin on the end of the extension cable.2. Connect the BNC connector o

545678Attaching the RS485 Plug1. Using a small, flat blade screwdriver, loosen the two screws.2. Observing the adjacent diagram, insert the PURPLE/RE

6ExposureSpecialSetupWhite BalanceBacklightReset Factory DefaultBLCHLCWB ManualCam TitleMotionPrivacyImage AdjFont ColorDisplayShutterBrightnessAGCDWD

7Setup (Main) MenuExposure: Controls how sensitive the camera will be to light. Press SELECT to enter the Exposure sub-menu (page 9) to access the det

8AWC --> SET: Allows you to create a custom white balance. You’ll need a sheet of thick white card/paper. Hold the paper in front of the camera so

9From the EXPOSURE menu, you can control how the camera reacts to lighting conditions. SHUTTER: This setting controls the behaviour of the electronic