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IR-Cut Mode
You can control the camera's day/night settings using the IR-Cut Mode drop down list.
GPIO Auto will switch between colour and black and white IR modes depending on
the available light. Colour Mode will force the camera to stay in colour for
environment with a constant source. Black White Mode will force the camera to stay
in black and white which is ideal for constant low light areas.
IR-Cut Delay
The IR-Cut Delay slider lets you adjust the amount of time the camera waits before
switching to black and white when light levels drop below the minimum usable level.
The idea of a delay is to take into account things like passing clouds which may
briefly cause light levels to drop. If light levels return to a usable level within the IR-Cut
Delay time the camera will stay in Colour mode. This prevents the camera repeatedly
switching from colour to black and white unnecessarily.
The slider can be set between 1 and 36 seconds.
IR-LED
There are 3 options to choose from for controlling the camera's night vision IR LEDs.
Auto will turn the the IR LEDs on and off as and when they are required. On will force
the IR LEDs to be switched on constantly. This is a handy in dark environments but
will have adverse effects in bright environments as the cameras sensor will be over
saturated with IR light.
Off will make sure the camera's IR LEDs never switch on. This
is useful in areas which have a constant light source to prevent over saturation.
Lens Flip
This option will flip the cameras image vertically.
Angle Flip
This option will flip the camera's image horizontally.
Rotate
The Rotate drop down list gives you options for rotating the camera's image.
Back Light (BLC)
When enabled Back Light adjusts the exposure of the entire image to properly
expose a subject in the foreground when a bright light source, such as a window, is
situated behind it.