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LEGAL:
Trademarks:
All brand names and products are
trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective
owners.
Q-See is a registered trademark of DPS, Inc.
Disclaimer:
The information in this document is subject
to change without notice. The manufacturer makes no
representations or warranties, either express or implied, of
any kind with respect to completeness of its contents.
Manufacture shall not be liable for any damages whatsoever
from misuse of this product.
DISPOSAL:
If the camera no longer functions or can no
longer be repaired, it must be disposed of
according to regulations regarding electronic
waste. By not disposing of electronic items in
household waste you will not only be following
the law, but contributing to the protection of the
environment.
Digital Peripheral Solutions, Inc.
8015 E. Crystal Dr., Anaheim, CA 92807
www.q-see.com
Q-See Customer Support (USA)
FAQ, videos, guides 24/7 & live chat (M-F 6am-7pm,
Sat & Sun 9am-5pm PST) at
www.Q-See.com/Support
EXTENSION CABLES:
For more information on which cable to use for your application, please see the extended chart at www.q-see.com/cableselection To purchase, order online at www.Q-SeeStore.com
Q-See Model Number
QS50B (50’)
QS100B (100’)
QSVRG60 (60’)
QSVRG100 (100’)
QSVRG200 (200’)
QS59500 (500’)
QS591000 (1000’)
Maximum Run Length 200’ 1650’ 1650’
Quality Output Standard High High
Type 75Ω Video Cable RG-59 RG-59
Shielded No Yes - UL Rated Yes - UL Rated
Plenum Rated No No No
Pre-Attached Connector Video BNC BNC BNC
Audio N/A N/A N/A
Power 2.1mm 2.1mm 2.1mm
Usage
Indoor/Outdoor · Do not run inside
walls or underground
Indoor/Outdoor · In-wall or along wall
Other Notes:
· If a cable run exceeds 200ft, we recommend using the RG-59 cables shown in the right two
columns of this table which are available through www.Q-SeeStore.com.
· Longer cable runs will require a stronger power supply or for the power supply to be closer to
the camera.
To maintain video quality:
· Video quality is always enhanced by using shielded cables.
· To prevent video signal loss, run one continuous cable between the camera and DVR for best
results. If more length is required, use the minimum number of inter-connection points possible.
PRECAUTIONS: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
CAUTION! Risk of electrical shock.
To prevent
electric shock, do not remove screws or cover.
Handle camera with care.
Do not hit, shake,
puncture or drop the camera as this could cause
damage and prevent proper operation.
Do not attempt to disassemble camera.
There are
no user serviceable parts inside. Service should be
performed by a qualified Q-See technician only.
Avoid excessive moisture within camera or
adapters.
Do not use strong or abrasive detergents
when cleaning camera body. Clean with dry cloth or
mild detergent, wiping gently.
Do not use camera beyond prescribed voltage range.
Only use included power supply. Ensure power input
source conforms to local voltage. Voltage outside of
range could cause damage or abnormal performance.
Avoid strong light.
Do not aim camera at sun or
aim strong light directly into the lens as it will degrade
image quality and could cause damage. Camera should
ideally be placed out of direct sunlight for improved
performance.
Protect from elements.
Indoor/outdoor cameras are
weatherproof but direct exposure to excessive rain, sun
or marine environmental conditions will degrade their
performance and shorten the life of the product.
Indoor-only cameras should NEVER be used outdoors.
Even if sheltered from direct exposure, they will still be
damaged by dust and moisture in the air.
Below are some frequently asked questions regarding cameras. Additional information, plus live chat (during regular
business hours) can be found at www.Q-See.com/Support
Lines in the video images. Check the cable. If you connect a camera that is working to the cable of the
camera that has the lines and it too shows lines, replace the cable. If you are in an area with a lot of electrical
interference, switch to a shielded cable such as RG-59.
No video from camera. Check all connections and make sure that camera is connected to proper power supply.
Check to see that the camera is receiving power by cupping hand over lens. You should see a faint red glow from
the LEDs. Check camera on known functioning cable to determine if issue lies with camera or cable.
Cable extended to more than 60 feet and no video or video only during the day. The camera power supply/
power splitter combination is only designed to power cameras up to 60 feet. Any cameras beyond that distance
will need their own power supply which is available at www.Q-SeeStore.com
Dark video image. Some cameras feature an infrared cut filter to improve daytime video images. This can
sometimes become stuck. Place a hand over the lens for 10 seconds to trigger night vision mode. You may hear a
soft click as the filter resets.
Upside down video image. Change the orientation or position of your camera to correct. Or, use the video flip
option in your DVR’s Camera Settings menu.
Camera looking through window has video image during day, but not at night. The LEDs on the camera
act as a flashlight and, at night, this light is being reflected by the window back at the camera. You will need to
reposition the camera outside the window.
Camera video is very dark during one time of day, but lighter during others. The camera may be positioned
so that the sun shines directly into it. This will backlight the subjects in the camera’s field of view and cause them
to appear dark and washed out. Reposition the camera to avoid this, keeping in mind that the sun will change
positions over the course of a year as well as during the day.
Camera on metal building has excessive static. The camera will need to be seperated from the metal building
by using a rubber gasket.
WARNING! Always check state and local laws before
installing cameras and cables. (2011 NEC 820.44)
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