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7 Setting of the Camera
7.1 Possible Camera Set-
tings
A Camera name:
It is possible to give the camera a
name. This is practical if you use two
cameras.
B Scan rate:
The photo finish scans the finish line.
Set how many lines per second you
want scanned (settings between 100
and 3000 lanes per second).
C Pixel lag:
The pixel lag is a delay between red,
green and blue sensor of the CCD-
chip. If you set the pixel lag at zero
and the scan rate is correctly adjust-
ed, you obtain a homogenous picture.
If the scan rate is not correctly set or
the “Coming from” (N) is incorrect, the
picture will not be congruent.
D Power Supply:
It shows the supply voltage of the
camera. The value must always be
above 9 V.
E Regulator and Desired Value:
If you activate the regulator it adjusts
the brightness automatically to the
<Desired value>. The automatic
brightness adjustment works only in a
limited area. This function controls the
digital gain (G) automatically.
If you want to change the adjustable value you can use the arrows form the Desired Value
to set a new reference setting.
F Noise Level:
The nose level is an important indicator for the quality of the picture. The lower the noise
level the fewer noises you have in the picture. The noise level is also very important for
the automatic recording <Motion detection>. At a noise level of 40 or higher is motion de-
tection almost impossible.
G Intensity – Brightness:
It shows the level of brightness (small bar = dark picture, large bar = bright picture). You
can adjust the brightness at the lens or with the lever (L).
H Intensity of the Colors:
R = Red, G = Green, B = Blue
The color modulation is shown. Colors can be adjusted by using levers (I), (J) and (K).