Abus TVIP91 Series, User Manual

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Sharpness: see option "Day profile"
Hue: see option "Day profile"
Noise reduction: ticking the checkbox activates the corresponding noise reduction
function.
2D-DNR level: noise reduction for static images
3D-DNR level: noise reduction for dynamic images
Colour image: see option "Day profile"
IR LEDs off: this function is only available for models TVIP92100 and TVIP92600.
This function helps if the built-in IR LEDs are causing undesired
reflections in the video picture (e.g. camera installation behind window
panes or too close to objects)
Checkbox ticked: IR LEDs are deactivated in night mode
Checkbox not ticked: IR LEDs are activated in night mode.
10.4.1.4 Day/night switching
Lighting level:
the current lighting level is measured using a light sensor on the
camera. Day/night switching is controlled according to the lighting
level. The minimum gap required to avoid constant switching between
the two is set automatically.
Day > Night: the lighting threshold for switching from day mode to night mode.
Night > Day: the lighting threshold for switching from night mode to day mode.
Schedule: switching between day and night mode using a time schedule. The
camera can be set to switch at intervals of 30 minutes.
The time range set represents the day time range. Outside
of these times, night mode is used.
Day: the camera stays in day mode permanently. In day mode the infrared
cut filter (ICR) is constantly in front of the lens. This means that the
image sensor can't pick up any infrared light.
Night: the camera stays in night mode permanently. The infrared cut filter is
constantly separated from the lens.
10.4.1.5 Privacy masking
Up to three ranges can be selected in the video. The ranges are automatically named P1, P2 and
P3. These ranges are marked as black in the actual video image.
List of ranges:
list of all the ranges established
Add: if you press this button, a new entry is created in the list. Then click on
the list entry to select a mask further on in the preview. Selecting a
second one will remove the previously selected mask. The masks are
applied by saving them to the settings.
Delete: deleting a range previously selected in the list of ranges.