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  WHITE BALANCE  ATW

                 AWB

                →MANUAL1

                 MANUAL2

   MIN            MAX

  R ーーーーー*ー+ーーーーーーーー

  B ーーーーーーー+ー*ーーーーーー

  WHITE BALANCE  ATW

                 AWB

                 MANUAL1

                →MANUAL2

   MIN            MAX

  R ーーーーーーー+ーーーー*ーーー

  B ーーーー*ーー+ーーーーーーーー

When MANUAL 1 or MANUAL 2 is selected, the [

]

cursor in the indication of "R 

ーー+ーー

" first flashes,

and a red level can be varied with the 

key and the 

key. 

If you press the SET key to register the setting, the [

]

cursor in the indication of "B 

ーー+ーー

" will then flash,

permitting a blue level to be varied. 
When readjusting the red level here, press the CLR key.
The [

] cursor in the "R 

ーー+ーー

" indication flashes,

and the red level can be varied again. 

After blue level adjustment completion using the 

key

and the 

key, press the SET key for registration, and

the display returns to the initial screen. 

White balance setting screen 3

  WHITE BALANCE  ATW

                →AWB

                 MANUAL1

                 MANUAL2

                →LAST

  WAIT           REFRESH

  REDーーーーーーー+ー*ーーーーーBLUE

When AWB is selected, the cursor first flashes at the
position of LAST. Pressing the SET key here for
registration will return the display to the initial screen
without readjusting the white balance. 

If you select "REFRESH" with the 

key and press the

SET key, the indication of "WAIT" lights for several
seconds, during the period of which the white balance is
readjusted. After readjustment completion, the [

] cursor

in the indication of "RED

ーー+ーー

BLUE" begins to

flash, permitting the white balance to vary as a level is
varied with the 

key and the 

key. Pressing the SET

key here for registration will return the display to the initial
screen. 

White balance setting screen 2

Summary of Contents for ZC-Y20PH

Page 1: ...COLOUR CS MOUNT CAMERA 230VAC TYPE ZC Y20PH3 24VAC 12VDC TYPE ZC Y20PH4 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ZC Y20PH...

Page 2: ...onal Selection and Camera Setting 7 7 2 Auto Iris Lens Installation 7 8 ADJUSTMENT 8 9 CAMERA FUNCTION SETTING 9 Iris Level Setting 10 Shutter Speed Flickering Reduction Operation Setting 11 Backlight...

Page 3: ...ally for safety use Deterioration of the installed part may cause dropping of the unit resulting in personal injury and or property damage Contact your CBC dealer as to the periodical inspection When...

Page 4: ...dry soft cloth Never use such volatile liquids as benzine and thinner because the camera may be discolored or deformed To clean the camera lens use an ear syringe or photographic lens tissue to blow...

Page 5: ...0PH4 Note Controls and are exposed when you move the cover toward the rear panel Back focal length adjustment ring fixing screw Back focal length adjustment ring Lens connector Menu key Lens selector...

Page 6: ...aded hole in the mount 3 Set the camera s direction then fix the camera by rotating the lock lever Note The mount can be installed on either the top panel or bottom panel of the camera and is installe...

Page 7: ...et the flickering reduction switch of the mode switch to 1 50 position Factory preset for 1 50 position Notes When the flickering reduction switch is set to 1 120 position the automatic sensitivity ad...

Page 8: ...that was brought into focus in bright locations could be out of focus in dark conditions In such cases use a commercial ND filter for focus adjustment When the distance to an object is shorter than t...

Page 9: ...ically maintained constant automatically changed or set for OFF Also a sensitivity level can be changed in increments of OFF 2 times 4 times 6 times 8 times 10 times 16 times 24 times or 32 times 5 Wh...

Page 10: ...screen is displayed with the iris type automatically set for either auto iris when the iris selector switch is placed in the AUTO position or manual iris when the iris selector switch is placed in th...

Page 11: ...e speed is set for AES 11 Shutter Speed Flickering Reduction Operation Setting Shutter speed setting screen You can set the shutter speed to NORMAL 1 50 1 120 flickering reduction for 1 125 1 250 1 50...

Page 12: ...lected the AGC sensitivity level setting screen 2 is displayed Note When the AGC switch is placed in the OFF position the mode is set for OFF AGC sensitivity level setting screen 2 This screen appears...

Page 13: ...ger than usual the time required to store light in the image sensor For this reason if an object becomes dark a residual image phenomenon take place White Balance Setting White balance setting screen...

Page 14: ...isplay returns to the initial screen White balance setting screen 3 When AWB is selected the cursor first flashes at the position of LAST Pressing the SET key here for registration will return the dis...

Page 15: ...ou select MANUAL and register its setting the cursor in the indication of MIN MAX flashes permitting a level to be varied with the key and the key Pressing the SET key here for registration will retur...

Page 16: ...era title When you select ON and register its setting the camera ID setting screen 2 is displayed When no ID title is set the indication of is displayed at the lower left of the screen Move the flashi...

Page 17: ...r selection cursor After setting completion press the SET key The ID title cursor moves left or right one character with each depression of the SET key To clear all 8 characters simultaneously move th...

Page 18: ...ompensation ATW and flickering reduction to the MENU side right hand side MENU AUTO OFF OFF AWB 1 120 INT MANU AGC BLC ATW 1 50 LL Mode switch factory preset position Lens Auto Manual selector switch...

Page 19: ...tch to this position when locking multiple cameras to the power frequency Note The line locking system cannot be used in areas where the power frequency is 60 Hz 11 ILLUMINATION VS PLACE The following...

Page 20: ...10000 ON OFF Auto Fix 0 18 dB OFF OFF 2 4 6 8 10 16 24 32 times ATW AWB MANUAL 1 MANUAL 2 Normal Manual mini max Normal Manual soft sharp Up to 8 alphanumeric characters and symbols CS mount VIDEO in...

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