Dante DLF1102, Installation And Operation Manual

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The CAM TITLE is displayed on the top-left of the monitor screen.
Select the position by using the 4-directional buttons, then
Outdoor: this mode can be used within the color temperature
( Ex: fluorescent light, outdoor, sodium vapor lamp or inside tunnels)
Indoor: this mode can be used within the color temperature range
The white balance is automatically adjusted in a specific environment.
In order to obtain the best result, press the SET button while the
* The three white balance control modes are as follows:
press the SET button to confirm the position.
5.Select on screen position of the cam title.
MAIN SETUP
CAM TITLE
WHIET BA
BACKLIGHT
MOTION DET
FOCUS
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL OFF
OFF
OFF
ATW
choosing in adjusting the white balance.
ATW (Auto tracking white balance):
AWC (Auto white balance control):
White balance control
(default position).
range 1800-10500K.
3000K-10500K.
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light source is changed, you have to adjust the white balance again.
camera focuses on white paper, if the environment including the
LEFT or RIGHT button.
1).Press the SET button to access
the main setup menu and move
using the UP or DOWN button.
The camera provides three WHITE BAL control modes for your
the indicator to WHITE BAL
2). Set WHITE BAL using the
6.When completed, move the cursor to END and press SET button.
Move the cursor to POS and press SET button.
Move the cursor to the character entry field using the LEFT or
character. The character is then saved, and the cursor in the
Repeat steps1 through 3 until the desired name has been
Use UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select a desired character.
entry field moves to the next position.
4.You can enter up to 20
CAM TITLE
B C D E F G H I J K L M A
O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z N
b
c d e f g h I j k l m n o
a
t q r s u v w x y z 0 1 2 3
p
5 6 7 8 9 ( ) < > / # ! ? 4
Elminate Position Exit
characters
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CAM TITLE
N
b
p M
o
a
2 3
! ?
Exit
K L
Y Z
m n
0 1
/ #
Position
J
W X
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G H I
U V
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3.Press SET button
RIGHT button.
entered.
To modify one character, use or-to position the cursor above the character
To be modified and click the SET button after selecting the character to enter.
Correcting Mistakes
Note
Move the cursor to CLR and press the SET button to clear the entire entry.
Press the SET button to confirm selection of the blinking
CAM TITLE
Use the feature to designate a name for the camera, which will
display on the monitor screen.
1.Press the SET button to display the main setup menu and move
Features marked with a have an accessible submenu.
Access the submenu by pressing the SET button.
Note:
Note:
If the CAM TITLE feature is set to
in the monitor.
Select feature using the UP
or DOWN button
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CAM TITLE
WHIET BA
BACKLIGHT
MOTION DET
FOCUS
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
RESET
EXIT
MAIN SETUP
OFF
OFF
OFF
ATW
-----------Change the status using
the
LEFT or RIGHT button
CAM TITLE
WHIET BA
BACKLIGHT
MOTION DET
FOCUS
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
RESET
EXIT
MAIN SETUP
OFF
OFF
OFF
ATW
the arrow indicator to CAM TITLE using the UP or DOWN button.
2.Set CAM TITLE to ON using the LEFT or RIGHT button.
OFF , the name will not display
Menu setup
1.Press the SET button to access the main setup mode.
2.Select the desired feature using the UP or DOWN button.
3.Change the status of the selected feature using the left or right
Main setup menu is displayed on the monitor screen.
Each
the next or previous feature.
Move the arrow indicator to the desired feature item.
button.
the SET
pressing
Down button
Right button
button.
Up button
SET button
Left button
of the UP or
CAM TITLE
WHIET BA
BACKLIGHT
MOTION DET
FOCUS
EXPOSURE
SPECIAL
RESET
EXIT
DOWN
MAIN SETUP
8
F-NEAR
button
Z
O
O
M
TELE
SET
WIDE
OFF
OFF
OFF
ATW
F
O
C
U
S
C
O
M
M
D
F-FAR
moves
POWER
G
N
D
COMM
the
VIDEO OUT
DC 12V IN
indicator to
4.When completed, move the arrow indicator to exit and press
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