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Installation
OSD Setup
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6332-O
Joystick
for OSD
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Menu Operation Instructions
To enter OSD programming mode, press in on the joystick, located on the camera pigtail.
The on-screen arrow points to the selected option. Using the joystick, navigate left, right,
up or down to change the value of your selection or enter the submenu for the selected
option. Press “Exit” or “Return” to return to the previous menu. (One layer up).
OSD Setup
1. Lens/Auto Iris
An Auto Iris lens is a lens in which the aperture automatically opens or closes to maintain
the proper light levels. This feature can be used to adjust operation of the lens and how it
responds to light. Once in manual mode, you can choose to open or close the iris, as well
as adjust the speed, if you have controlled lighting conditions.
2. Shutter/AGC
The following modes are available in High Luminance: S Auto Iris, or Auto Iris
only. For Low Luminance, you can choose the following: On (AGC on) or Off (AGC off)
You may also adjust brightness from x0.25 to x1.00.
AGC (Automatic Gain Control) is an electronic circuit designed for automatically
controlling amplifier gain in order to maintain a constant output voltage with a varying
input voltage within a predetermined range of input-to-output variation. AGC is generally
best utilized in an indoor room that has a lower light level than the other rooms in the
building or when light cannot be increased enough for a good usable picture. AGC should
be set to off first. However, it can be activated after the iris is adjusted.
3. White Bal
Select to change white balance mode. In this menu you may change the speed, delay,
and adjust ATW frame from x1.00 to x2.00. In this menu, you may also manually select
the environment mode from indoor to outdoor. This controls the color balance of the
camera.
4. Backlight
Select to adjust backlight. In this menu you may change the mode from
HLC to BLC. HLC stands for High Light Compensation, and it has the ability to reverse
bright points in the picture to black. HLC improves the ability of the entire system
to display shades of grey elsewhere in the picture. BLC stands for Back Light
Compensation, and automatically adjusts picture brightness depending on lighting
conditions. This helps overcome strong backlighting which normally results in silhouettes
or shadows. BLC can help correct the exposure of subjects that are in front of a bright
light source.
5. Pict Adjust
Select to enter picture adjustment menu. In this menu you may mirror the image, adjust
the brightness, contrast, sharpness, hue and gain.
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