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EQUIP
®
Series ACUIX™ IP PTZ Dome Installation and Configuration Guide
Document 800-04194V1 Rev A
85
07/11
Enabling or Disabling a Privacy Zone
When a privacy zone is enabled, it is assigned the highest unused priority
available. When a privacy zone is disabled, the programming is saved but the
defined area is no longer masked.
To enable/disable a privacy zone:
1.
From the OSD main menu, press
6
to select
Function Programming
.
2.
Press
3
to select
Privacy Zone Options
.
3.
Type the password (or leave blank if none) and press
ENTER
.
4.
Press
2
to select
Enable/Disable Privacy Zone
.
5.
Select the privacy zone you want to enable or disable.
6.
In the
Enabled
column, select
Y
(yes) to enable the privacy zone, or select
N
(no) to disable the privacy zone.
Changing Privacy Zone Priority
You can change the priority order of privacy zones.
To change privacy zone priority:
1.
From the OSD main menu, press
6
to select
Function Programming
.
2.
Press
3
to select
Privacy Zone Options
.
3.
Type the password (or leave blank if none) and press
ENTER
.
4.
Press
1
to select
Change Priv Zone Priority
.
5.
In the
Zone ID
column, select the number of the privacy zone you want to edit.
6.
In the
From
field, type the current priority number (for example, 4).
7.
In the
To
field, type the new priority number (for example, 1).
Changing the Color of a Privacy Zone Mask
You can set the color of a privacy zone mask to black or white, or you can blur
the area.
To change the color of the privacy zone mask:
1.
From the OSD main menu, press
6
to select
Function Programming
.
2.
Press
3
to select
Privacy Zone Options
.
3.
Type the password (or leave blank if none) and press
ENTER
.
4.
Press
3
to set the privacy zone color to Black (default), Blur, or White.
Summary of Contents for EQUIP Series
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Page 120: ...100 Configuring Video ...
Page 130: ...110 System Administration and Equipment Handling ...
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