Anlapus 1080P Security Camera User Manual

1. Nhanganyaya

This manual provides essential information for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Anlapus 1080P Security Camera, model 221c4-w. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure correct setup and optimal performance.

A white dome-style Anlapus 1080P security camera with its wired connections (power and video) visible.

2. Package Zviri mukati

Tarisa kuti zvinhu zvese zvakanyorwa pazasi zvinosanganisirwa mupakeji yako:

• Anlapus 1080P Security Camera (1 unit)
• Mounting Screw Bag (1 unit)
• Mounting Hole Template (1 unit)
• Gwaro Rekutanga Nekukurumidza (chikamu chimwe chete)

An illustration showing the contents of the package: one camera, one mounting screw bag, one mounting hole template, and one quick start guide.

Note: A DVR, power adapter, and video cable are not included in the package and must be purchased separately.

3. Chigadzirwa Pamusoroview

The Anlapus 1080P Security Camera is designed for both indoor and outdoor surveillance, offering high-resolution imaging and robust features.

Zvinokosha:

• 1080P High Resolution: Provides 2.0 megapixel images for clear video.
• Wide Viewing Angle: A 3.6mm lens offers a 90-degree field of view.
• 20M Night Vision: Equipped with 24 IR LEDs and an IR-CUT filter for clear black-and-white images up to 20 meters in darkness.
• IP66 Weatherproof: Durable plastic housing ensures reliable operation in various outdoor and indoor conditions.
• 4-in-1 Video Output: Compatible with CVBS (960H), TVI, AHD, and CVI DVR systems. Video output mode can be switched via the OSD menu.
• Wired Connectivity: Ensures a stable and secure video signal.

A detailed diagram highlighting key components of the camera: 24 IR-LEDs for night vision, glass cover, OSD joystick for mode selection, IP66 weatherproof rating, 3.6mm lens with 90-degree viewing angle, IR-Cut filter, power port, and video output.

4. Setup

4.1 Kuisa kamera

The camera is designed for ceiling mounting. Use the provided mounting hole template to mark the drilling positions. Secure the camera using the supplied screws.

4.2 Dhizaini yekubatanidza

Follow the diagram below to connect your security camera to your DVR and power source.

A diagram illustrating how to connect the camera: the camera connects to a DVR via a video cable, and to a power source via a power adapter. The DVR then connects to a display monitor.

1. Connect the camera's video output to the DVR's video input using a BNC cable (not included).
2. Connect the camera's power input to a 12V DC power adapter (not included).
3. Connect your DVR to a display monitor (e.g., TV or computer monitor) using a VGA or HDMI cable.

4.3 Video Output Mode Conversion

The camera supports four video output modes: CVBS (960H), CVI, AHD, and TVI. The default mode is CVBS (960H). To ensure compatibility with your DVR, you may need to switch the camera's output mode.

Instructions on how to switch video output modes (CVBS, CVI, AHD, TVI) using the OSD joystick on the camera cable. It shows the default mode is CVBS 960H and how to press the joystick for 5 seconds in different directions to change modes.

To switch the output mode:

1. Ensure your DVR supports the desired video format.
2. Connect the camera to the DVR.
3. Locate the OSD joystick on the camera's cable.
4. Press and hold the OSD joystick in one of the following directions for 5 seconds to switch to the corresponding mode:
   • Kugara Kwakajairwa / Kumusoro: CVBS 960H
   • Pasi: CVI
   • Ruboshwe: AHD
   • Rudyi: TVI

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Kuona Masikati Nehusiku

The camera automatically switches between day (color) and night (black-and-white infrared) vision based on ambient light conditions. The 24 IR LEDs activate in low light to provide clear night vision up to 20 meters.

A split image demonstrating the camera's clear color vision during the day and sharp black-and-white infrared night vision in low light conditions.

5.2 Wide Viewing Angle

Iyo 90-degree viewing angle allows for broad area coverage, reducing the number of cameras needed for comprehensive surveillance.

An image showing the camera mounted on a building, illustrating its wide 90-degree field of view covering a broad area, such as a driveway or yard.

5.3 Weatherproof Operation

With an IP66 weatherproof rating, the camera is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments, capable of withstanding various weather conditions and temperatures ranging from 14°F (-10°C) to 151°F (66°C).

An image depicting the camera in an outdoor setting during rain, with a temperature scale indicating its operational range from 14°F (-10°C) to 151°F (66°C), highlighting its IP66 weatherproof rating.

6. Kuchengeta

Kugadziriswa nguva dzose kunobatsira kuona kuti kamera yako yekuchengetedza inogara kwenguva refu uye inoshanda zvakanaka.

• Kuchenesa: Nguva nenguva geza lenzi yekamera uye imba ine yakapfava, damp jira. Dzivisa mabrasive cleaners anogona kukwenya lens.
• Cable Inspection: Check all cables and connections for any signs of wear, damage, or corrosion. Ensure connections are secure.
• Environmental Factors: While weatherproof, avoid directing high-pressure water jets directly at the camera. Clear any debris (e.g., leaves, spiderwebs) that might obstruct the view or interfere with IR LEDs.

7. Kugadzirisa matambudziko

If you encounter issues with your Anlapus security camera, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

• Hapana Mufananidzo Unoratidzwa:
  • Iva nechokwadi chekuti kamera inoshanda nemazvo uye kuti adapta yemagetsi iri kushanda.
  • Verify that the video cable is securely connected between the camera and the DVR.
  • Check if the camera's video output mode matches your DVR's input mode (refer to Section 4.3). Incorrect mode is a common cause for no image or distorted image.
  • Confirm the DVR is functioning correctly and connected to the display.
• Poor Image Quality (Blurry, Lines, or Distorted):
  • Clean the camera lens to remove dirt or smudges.
  • Ensure the video output mode is correctly set for your DVR (refer to Section 4.3).
  • Check the quality of your video cable. A damaged or low-quality cable can affect image clarity.
  • Verify that the power supply is stable and provides sufficient voltage (12V).
• Kuona Kweusiku Kusingashande:
  • Ensure there are no obstructions blocking the IR LEDs.
  • Check if the camera is receiving adequate power.
  • In some cases, strong external light sources near the camera can prevent IR LEDs from activating.

8. Zvinotsanangurwa

9. Warranty uye Tsigiro

For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or visit the official Anlapus website. Chengetedza risiti yako yekutenga sehumbowo hwekutenga kwezvichemo zvewaranti.