Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Technical Reference Manual

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Date Format: this determines how the date shows up for this
camera’s on-screen display. The weekday (if selected) and
time always show up after the date.
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Time Format: 12-hour or 24-hour, for the on-screen display.
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Display Mode: Choose whether you want the text on this
camera to be transparent and/or flashing.
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OSD Font: This determines how large the on-screen font is.
This option is only available on DVR models.
At the bottom, click Restore to return the camera to its default
settings. This option is only available on DVR models.
Click Copy to duplicate the current camera’s settings to other
cameras. This option is only available on DVR models.
Click Apply to save the changes you have made.
Click Back to return to the settings menu, or Live View to return to
the live page.
Image (DVR Interface)
This page lets you set a variety of enhancements to get the best
picture possible.
Choose the camera you want to edit with the selector at the top.
Below that, choose the time segment that you want to edit. You can
apply different image adjustments at different times to adapt to
changing lighting situations. There are two time segments.
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Time segment 1 is applied during a span of time that you
specify. Adjust this spread by clicking the text box to the right.
Note that time segment 1 cannot spread across midnight.
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Time segment 2 applies at all times other than the spread
defined by time segment 1.
Mode lets you select a basis for fine-tuning. Test the mode that
works best for your situation.
For the following controls, you can click the up and down arrows
to move the settings by one, click and hold the arrows to scroll the
values, or drag the slider to set the value.
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Brightness: The overall lightness of the picture as a whole.
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Contrast: The variance between very dark and bright areas.