Ceiling Dome Camera CAM 622 Sony Super HDD CCD II 600 TVL 3.6 mm

• Sony Super HDD CCD II sensor
• Resolution: 752*582 pixels
• Video resolution: 600 TVL
• Lens: 3.6 mm
• Ceiling black housing

CAM 622 camera is designed for indoor installation, on a ceiling or a wall. The camera has an aesthetic black housing with transparent, high-quality glass dome. The optical part of the camera can be rotated in horizontal and vertical plane, to reach any direction (latches allow easy access to that part during installation). A second, inner cover protects electronics from dust and improves the overall aesthetics of the product. To rotate the optical part of the camera, loosen four screws, get access to the inner cover, and set appropriate direction.

The camera uses 1/3" SONY Super HAD CCD II sensor providing video resolution of 600 TVL and having sensitivity of 0.1 lx (F1.2). The sensor, in relation to his predecessor, has a larger active surface, an improved color filter and optimized microlenses. The employed lens with 3.6 mm focal length allows to monitor small and medium-size rooms, as well as not very long corridors.

The camera provides clear images both in strong- and low-light conditions.

CAM 622 camera comes with standard connectors: BNC (video) and power socket 2.1/5.5.

Name	CAM 622
Image sensor	1/3” CCD SONY Super HAD II
Resolution	752x582 pixels
Sensitivity	0.1 lx
Lens	3.6 mm
Viewing angle (H)	64o
Video resolution	600 TVL
S/N	>48 dB
CVBS	1 Vpp / 75 Ω
Synchronization	internal
Scanning	interlaced
BLC	-
AGC	+
Gamma correction	0.45
Electronic shutter	1/50 - 1/100000 s
Operating temperature	-5...+50 oC
Operating humidity	<85%
Dimensions	Ø 118 x 95 mm
Power	12 VDC, 250 mA
Remarks:	black housing

• AGC (Automatic Gain Control) - maintains a constant output level, increasing the signal to noise ratio. The picture is more clear but less natural. Without this function (AGC OFF) the image is generally more natural, but more grainy.
• BLC (Backlight Compensation) - automatically adjusts the level of bright light in order to provide more detail in dark areas. A good example is the image a human's face in the background of the sun shining from behind.
• Gamma correction - the camera feature which allows for nonlinear scaling of the brightness levels of the image to the characteristics of the display and human eye. The original signal level is linearly dependent on the intensity of the incident light, while the impression of brightness perceived by the eye is proportional to the logarithm of the light intensity of the display (luminance).
• Synchronization of the camera - internal (from its local generator) or external (usually from AC power line). External synchronization allows to synchronize multiple cameras without the use of an additional signal generator.