Fujinon YV5X2.7R4B-SA2L 2.7-13.5mm - Looks B/W?

[joe4 0]

I have a Fujinon YV5X2.7R4B-SA2L 2.7-13.5mm on a Ganz YCH-02A. The image does not have very brite color and almost looks B/W.

 

Could this due to the Day Night mode of the lens?

 

BTW Usinging GV-800-4 6.1

 

http://www.spytown.com/ych-02a.html

http://www.spytown.com/fuyv2auirval.html

[AVCONSULTING 0]

The lens itself would not be a day/night and the camera is also not a day/night camera. You might need to adjust the lens and also make sure your camera is set properly. Since this is an autoiris lens make sure the camera's automatic light control is set to off. Then make sure the DC/Vid switch is set to DC. There will also be a small adjustment pot to vary the lens opening so try adjusting that. Both products are good quality brands so it is most likely an adjustment problem and not defective equipment.

[joe4 0]

I did not mean that the cam was day/night. The lens is under there Day/Night product line. http://www.fujinoncctv.com/security/day_night.shtml

 

I did not know if that would make a differnce.

[Joebo 0]

I believe what they are saying is that the lenses work in both daytime and nighttime lighting conditions.

 

F360 (T360) is necessary to deal with the day light and the f1.3 or lower is good for night time (f0.95 being faster and thus better for low light applications).

[antdickens 0]

Have you tried using the AGC function within geovision. Click on video attribute from the configure menu then choose standard and press the agc button.

 

Hope this helps

[VST_Man 1]

check the camera with a monitor, at the camera, without the original cable. Are you using RG-59 siamese (RG-59 wpower)? Good cable makes ALL the difference. If your using premade "junk", as I call it, those cables deliver poor performance, ie. lousy pic, voltage drops, unable to maintain the mA current required to bring camera upto optimal operating specs. If good pic, recheck your connectors. If the cable run is beyond 100ft, look at the power, wire used, and connections. I've had camera problems like you just described and found all of the above issues to be the problems in most cases. Many times some will connect several camera's that max out a power supplies Amp rating which will have an immediate impact on the over systems power and amps. Low amps equals poor performance.

[Cooperman 0]

Can't disagree with you VST_Man, it does sound like a cable problem.

 

Generally speaking, with long runs or poor quality cable, it's always the chrominance (Colour) signal which is stripped off way before the luminance (Black and White) begins to degrade.

 

I would acctually be surprised if it is a power supply issue, as I would expect other problems apart from loss of colour.

 

Time to get the test monitor out joe4; hope you get it sorted.

[joe4 0]

I got premade 100 foot cable to make the install faster.

 

http://www.spytown.com/premwat100fo.html

 

 

What is bad is the adapter says 12v on the wire. But my power is 24V AC 40 AMP.

 

I am taking it up with spytown, I hope they make good.

[AVCONSULTING 0]

The Ganz is a dual voltage camera so you can use either power supply.

Sounds like you might have a cable problem. Have you tried hooking up the camera using a different cable?

[dusan 0]

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