jamesetherton99
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How is it possible for the ¼” CCD to have more “effective pixels” than the larger 1/3” CCD camera. Here are the two cameras I am looking at:
Camera Specifications Model GW648W
Image Sensor 1/3" SONY CCD
Effective Pixel NTSC: 768(H)x494(V)
Sensor area 4.9mm x 3.7mm
Horizontal Resolution 540TV Lines
Minimum Illumination 0.0 Lux (IR LED ON)
Electronic shutter Auto: 1/50(1/60) ~ 1/100,000Sec
S/N Ratio >48dB
Gamma 0.45
Lens 3.6mm
Video Output 1. 0Vp - p, 75Ω
IR wave length 850nm
Power supply DC12V±10%
Power consumption IR Distance
20M (65.6 ft with 24 Unit infrared LED)
Camera Specifications Model GW648
Image Sensor 1/4" SONY CCD
Effective Pixel NTSC: 811(H)x508(V)
Horizontal Resolution 540TV Lines
S/N Ratio >48dB
Clock Frequency (MHz) NTSC: 19.0699
Scanning System 2:1 Interlace
Minimum Illumination 0.0 Lux (IR LED ON)
Synchronous System Internal, Negative sync.
Auto Electronic Shutter NTSC: 1/60s~1/100,000s
Gamma 0.45
IR Distance 20M (65.6 ft with 24 Unit infrared LED)
IR Status Under 10 Lux by CDS
IR Power On CDS Auto Control
Video Output
1. 0Vp - p, 75Ω
Auto Gain Control Auto
Power/Current DC12V±10%/500mA
Lens 3.6mm
Dimension (mm) 126x69x67
Weight (g) 700
Storage Temperature -30 ~ +60˚C
Operating Temperature -10 ~ +45˚C
Also, I notice that when I research the 1/3" CCD camera above, that I get conflicting TVL's on a different website. It tells me 480TVL. Now I am really confused. What's the deal with a particular camera's specs. giving two different TVL specs? Am I being lied to?
Thanks.
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use RS 485A and RS 485B only for PTZwell....duh...yeah. I assume you mean the negative and positive control wires? I know that. My question is, how do i connect the two wires to pins 1 and 14 (R485_A, R485_B) of the male rs232c interface sticking out of my dvr. it does NOT have the "normal" (light green) interface. I since have got an answer from Raymond at Zmodo. He says just to attach the wires to the pins. I think I will see if a one pin header can be modified. I think that there *may* be enough room between pins for the small adapter. Maybe even a 1 pin header like from a pc fan? But I don't know if that's too small. I have forgotten so much of this IT, I need to go back and look again.
Thanks for the info. tho.
James
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Hello. Can someone please tell me how I would connect a ptz camera to my dvr. I Notice that is does not have a "normal" RS485 interface, but rather a db25 male connection. Would I need some kind of converter or should I just go straight into pins 1 and 14 of the rs232C male interface? (pinout data below). This dvr is an Icatch rebranded.
Here are the pinouts, from the manual:
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> 1 RS485_B
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> 2 RLY1_COM
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> 3 GND
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> 4 ALARMN2
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> 5 ALARMN4
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> 6 ARARMN6
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> 7 ALARMN8
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> 8 GND
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> 14 RS485_A
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> 15 RLY1-NO
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> 16 RLY1_NC
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> 17 ALARMN1
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> 18 ALARMN3
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> 19 ALARMN5
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> 20 ALARMN7
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thanks.
James
"Effective pixels" question....
in Security Cameras
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Well, I did speak to the tech. staff of this camera wholesaler (shoppingcctv.com) and was told that they had an upgrade to all 1/3" CCD's. They then corrected the specs. on the website and list these two cameras as both being 1/3" CCD's and both as being 540 TVL cameras. However, they "effective pixels" are still higher on one camera. I tried to google the exact meaning of "effective pixels" and couldn't really get a satisfactory definition (not being a CCTV camera expert).
Can somebody please tell me if the "effective pixel" spec. is something to take into consideration and if I should buy the camera with the most effective pixels, all other specs. being the same?
i asked the staff about this, but they really couldn't tell me, saying instead that they "upgraded the CCD's and made the changes" on their website.
Thanks.