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Menu Details

MENU

FOCUS ADJUST

Select this to adjust the focus of the DC iris lens. When [FOCUS ADJUST..] 

is selected, the focus adjustment screen opens. Adjusting the focus is easier 

because the iris is completely open and the depth of field is shallower.

RETURN

Returns to the [MENU] screen.

WDR LEVEL

For setting the wide dynamic range (WDR) function. Set it according to 

conditions in bright areas (back lighted) such as in sunlight. Increase the 

value if there is an extreme difference in light and dark areas to make the 

dark areas easier to see, reduce the value if the image is bright and there is 

a small difference in light and dark areas.

Setting

: CUSTOM.., -10 to 

NORMAL

 to 10

•  CUSTOM..:   Manually adjust the wide dynamic range. Press the [SET/

MENU] button to open the [WDR CUSTOM SET] screen.

WDR CUSTOM SET

WDR PRIORITY

Select whether the wide dynamic range gives priority to light areas or dark 

areas.

Setting

LIGHTS

, SHADOWS

•  LIGHTS: Light areas are easier to see.

•  SHADOWS: Dark areas are easier to see.

WDR BIAS

For setting the low to mid level brightness of the wide dynamic range. 

If [WDR PRIORITY] is set to “LIGHTS”, increasing the value makes it 

brighter, decreasing the value makes it darker. If [WDR PRIORITY] is set to 

“SHADOWS”, the operation is the opposite of that for “LIGHTS”.

Setting

: -36 to 

0

 to 36

WDR LIMIT

For setting the maximum of the wide dynamic range. Increase the value 

when shooting a subject with large variations in light and dark, reduce the 

value when shooting a subject with low variations in light and dark.

Setting

: 0 to 

30

 to 36

EXP BIAS

For adjusting output characteristics in relation to the brightness level of the 

subject. Increase the value to make dark subjects more clear, reduce the 

value to make bright subjects more clear.

Setting

: -18 to 

0

 to 18

Hunting may occur if the setting is greater than 15. If this 

happens, lower the setting.

RETURN

Returns to the [MENU] screen.

The setting in 

bold

 is the factory setting.

BRIGHTNESS

For setting the brightness of the entire image. Increase the value to make 

the entire image brighter, reduce the value to make the entire image darker.

Setting

: -10 to 

NORMAL

 to 10

Noise may become apparent as the setting increases.

CONTRAST

For setting the contrast of the image. Increase the value to increase contrast 

in dark areas, reduce the value to decrease contrast.

Setting

: -10 to 

NORMAL

 to 10

Increasing the contrast may improve the occurrence of noise in 

the dark areas around bright areas.

EASY D/N

Set “AUTO” to continuously shoot subjects in brightness that varies from day 

to night. When it is bright, images are in colour. When it is dark, images are 

in black and white.

Setting: 

OFF, 

AUTO

You cannot use the “OFF” / “LOW” / “MID” setting for [AGC/

SHUTTER], if [EASY D/N] is set to “AUTO”.

VIDEO ADJUST

AGC/SHUTTER

Set whether AGC (Automatic Gain Control) automatically lengthens 

exposure time, and increases sensitivity by several times, if a subject is 

dark.

Setting: 

OFF, LOW, MID, 

HIGH

, ×2, ×4, ×8, ×16

Settings and gain

OFF
LOW
MID
HIGH

×

2

×

4

×

8

×

16

×2

×16

0dB

LOW

×4

×2

×2

×8

×2

×4

×8

×4

Setting

Gain

Lower

Higher

Sense up (slow shutter)

Example: Set to ×4

As a subject becomes darker, the gain increases and the screen becomes 

brighter as digital sensitivity is increased ×2. As a subject becomes even 

darker, the screen becomes brighter as digital sensitivity is increased ×4. 

In this way, as a subject becomes even darker, the gain increases to the 

maximum, and the screen becomes brighter.

*  When digital sensitivity is increased, sensitivity increases but works 

unnaturally.

•  When increasing the gain, noise will appear in the screen for 

dark areas.

•  You cannot use the “OFF” / “LOW” / “MID” setting, if [EASY D/N] 

is set to “AUTO”.

•  In dark areas if [AGC/SHUTTER] is set to “×2” or higher,

 

-

The screen may temporarily lock up or noise and white spots 
may become apparent.

 

-

The entire screen may temporarily change from dark to bright.

 

-

Particularly for dark areas, the Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) 
function stops functioning.

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WHITE BALANCE

You can set the white balance.

Setting: 

ATW-W, 

ATW

, ATW-I, AWB·SET, MANUAL..

•  ATW-W:  

 Supports a wide range of colour temperatures (2500 K to 

over 10000 K).

•  ATW:  

 Supports colour temperature of lighting (colour temperatures 

from 3000 K to 8000 K) and automatically adjusts white 

balance.

•  ATW-I:  

 Supports colour temperature of indoor lighting, mainly 

fluorescent lights (3000 K to 5000 K) and automatically 

adjusts white balance.

•  AWB·SET:    Press the [SET/MENU] button to automatically adjust and 

preset the white balance.

•  MANUAL..:   Opens the [MANUAL W. BALANCE] screen.

MANUAL W. BALANCE

R-B

For adjusting R (red) and B (blue) hues. The further the 

setting is to the R side the stronger the reds become, the 

further to the B side the stronger the blues become.

Setting: 

R to B

RETURN

Returns to the [VIDEO ADJUST] screen.

COLOUR LEVEL

For adjusting the colour levels in the image signal. Increase the value to 

make colours darker, reduce the value to make colours more pale.

Setting

: -5 to 

NORMAL

 to 5

If a subject has very dark colours, some fuzzy noise may appear. 

If this happens, lower the colour level setting.

ENHANCE LEVEL

For adjusting the edge enhancement to make the image sharper. Set it to 

“HIGH” to make edges sharper, and set it to “LOW” to make edges softer.

Setting: 

LOW, 

MID

, HIGH

The “HIGH” enhancement level is optimized to be effective in low 

light.

RESOLUTION

Select a resolution mode to suit the operating environment.

Setting: NORMAL

, HIGH, 16:9

•  NORMAL: Aspect ratio 4:3

•  HIGH: Aspect ratio 4:3/High resolution mode

•  16:9: Aspect ratio 16:9/High resolution mode

•  Resolution will increase if “HIGH” or “16:9” is selected, but noise 

may also become more apparent.

•  Setting “HIGH” or “16:9” changes the angle of view, compared 

to “NORMAL”.

DNR MODE

This mode reduces noise while shooting images. Setting this to “HIGH” 

reduces image noise, but if the subject is moving, it may leave afterimages.

Setting: OFF

, LOW, MID, HIGH

List of Menu Items

RETURN

MENU

FOCUS ADJUST..

WDR LEVEL

EASY D/N

VIDEO ADJUST..

AGC/SHUTTER

WHITE BALANCE

MANUAL..

COLOUR LEVEL

ENHANCE LEVEL

RESOLUTION

DNR MODE

WDR AREA SET

RETURN

LENS ADJUST..

DC OFFSET

CAM SETTINGS..

DC GAIN

WDR CUSTOM SET

WDR PRIORITY

WDR BIAS

WDR LIMIT

EXP BIAS

RETURN

PROGRESSIVE

CRR MODE

TITLE EDIT

PRIVACY MASK..

FLIP

RETURN

EXIT

CAMERA TITLE

FACTORY SETTING..

IRIS TH

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

RETURN

MASK 1 to 4

RETURN

CANCEL

CLEAR

Summary of Contents for TK-WD9602E

Page 1: ... turning on the air conditioner or the like image distortion or noise may occur The 3D noise reduction function of this camera may result in afterimage of a moving subject Afterimage is more likely to occur when using the camera with DNR MODE set to anything except OFF This is not a malfunction Noise may be more visible in dark areas of images if subjects are in low lighting brightness changes dra...

Page 2: ... MENU button for at least two seconds 2 Press the buttons to select FOCUS ADJUST then press the SET MENU button The FOCUS ADJUST screen appears 3 Adjust the focus of the lens If you cannot focus the lens by adjusting the focus of the lens you need to adjust the back focus Adjusting the Back Focus P 2 4 When you have finished the adjustment select EXIT in the MENU screen and press the SET MENU butt...

Page 3: ...igher Sense up slow shutter Example Set to 4 As a subject becomes darker the gain increases and the screen becomes brighter as digital sensitivity is increased 2 As a subject becomes even darker the screen becomes brighter as digital sensitivity is increased 4 In this way as a subject becomes even darker the gain increases to the maximum and the screen becomes brighter When digital sensitivity is ...

Page 4: ... decided the cursor moves to the next character position To input more characters repeat step 4 Characters that can be input and the order they appear are shown below SP 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 5 When you have finished entering text press the buttons to exit camera title editing You can move the pos...

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