• CCD Board Camera Black and white 
• 1/3" CCD; 430 TV Lines Resolution
• 0.08 Lux
• 3.6mm / F2.0, 90 degree field of view
• 12 VDC @ 100mA
• Connector with Pre-tinned lead
• 9-13 VDC operation
• Array size 542 X 492
• 270,000 Pixels
• Auto-Shutter 1/60 to 1/100,000 Second
• Infrared sensitive
• PAL also available

The ccd B/W cameras have optimal performance at 12VDC. Do not exceed 13 VDC under any circumstances. When wiring the cameras, it is strongly recommended that the power is turned off.

Many 12 Volt adapters have an extremely high open circuit voltage which means that an excessive voltage spike can damage the cameras. If you are uncertain about your power source, order the XF-200L. It provides 12 volts under load for this camera module.

The CNL-100 lens can be adjusted by rotating lens in either direction for proper focus. The spring adjustment makes the job easier by providing tension to lock the lens in place.

Pin hole lens design, CNP-101, can be adjusted if required by using the small Allen-head wrench and adjusting the set-screw located on the ridge, just below the lens. Do not over-tighten!  In some instances, a set-screw is not employed.  In this case, just rotate the lens to focus properly.
 

• CCD Board Camera Color 
• 1/4" CCD; 350 TV Lines Resolution
• 2.0 Lux
• 3.6mm / F2.0, 90 degree field of view
• 12 VDC @ 100mA
• Connector with Pre-tinned lead
• 10-13 VDC operation
• One board design
• Sony chip set
• Auto-Shutter 1/60 to 1/100,000 Second
• Infrared sensitive
• PAL also available

The CCD color cameras have optimal performance at 12VDC. Do not exceed 13 VDC under any circumstances. When wiring the cameras, it is strongly recommended that the power is turned off.

Many 12 Volt adapters have an extremely high open circuit voltage which means that an excessive voltage spike can damage the cameras. If you are uncertain about your power source, order the XF-200L. It provides 12 volts under load for this camera module.

The CNL-100-C lens can be adjusted by rotating lens in either direction for proper focus. The spring adjustment makes the job easier by providing tension to lock the lens in place.

Pinhole lens design, CNP-101-C, can be adjusted if required by using the small Allen-head wrench and adjusting the set-screw located on the ridge, just below the lens. Do not over-tighten!  In some instances, a set-screw is not employed.  In this case, just rotate the pinhole lens to focus properly.
Note: -C for color version