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Note:
It cannot enter digital zoom status when using the pattern.
ZOOM SPEED
Function:
Determine the zooming speed of the camera, i.e., how
fast the camera will go from its full wide zoom to its maximum
optic zoom.
Options: HIGH -
(default) set the camera at a high zooming speed.
LOW -
set the camera at a low zooming speed.
IRIS LEVEL [For 22X/23X/35X High-speed PTZ cameras only]
Function:
Set the level of the iris.
Options: 000 ~255 -
the default is “128”
[For 22X/23X High-speed PTZ cameras with
VK-S654ER/R Lens]
000 ~255 -
the default is “044”
[For 35X High-speed PTZ cameras with VK-S655EN/N
Lens]
IRIS PEAK
Function:
Set the default value of the iris.
Options: 000 ~015 -
the default is “007”.
[For 18X/28X/36X High-speed PTZ cameras]
000 ~255 -
the default is “128”.
[For 22X/23X High-speed PTZ cameras and 35X with
VK-S654ER/R Lens]
000 ~255 -
the default is “044”.
[For 35X High-speed PTZ cameras with VK-S655EN/N
Lens]
IRIS MODE
Function:
Select the iris mode.
Options: M/A
-
(default) when the camera is still, users can
adjust the iris manually, and otherwise, when the
camera is under control of the joystick, the camera can
adjust the iris automatically
.
MANU -
Users can adjust the iris manually.
AUTO -
The camera can adjust the iris automatically.
BACKLIGHT
Function:
Turn on/off the backlight compensation feature.
A sharp contrast of brightness and darkness may arise
when a bright backlight is present. This usually leads to
a vaguely dark or even silhouetted image of a subject
under surveillance. Under such circumstances, the
backlight compensation can be used to achieve a
suitable exposure level so as to get a clear view of the
subject.
With backlight compensation, the camera becomes more
sensitive to the light level in the center of the picture,
and thus, enhances the image quality of the subjects in
this area.
Options:
ON -
enable the backlight compensation.
OFF -
(default) turn off the backlight compensation.
WB MODE
Function:
Select the white balance mode.
The PTZ cameras feature built-in sensors to measure the
current color temperature, and use an algorithm to
automatically process the image so that the final output
image may be close to what the human eyes see.
Under some particular situations, however, users can
also manually adjust the white balance parameters to
achieve what they consider to be the best-balanced
pictures.
[18X/28X/36X]
Options:
AUTO, MANU, INDOOR, OUTDOOR, ATW.
The default is “
AUTO
”.
[22X/35X (VK-S654ER/R) High-speed PTZ cameras]
Options:
AUTO -
(default) enable the camera to automatically
make white balance.
MANU -
allow a user to manually adjust white balance
parameters.
[23X/35X (VK-S655EN/N) High-speed PTZ cameras]
Options:
AUTO -
(default) enable the camera to automatically
make white balance.
MANU -
allow a user to manually adjust white balance
parameters.
SODI -
sodium light mode.
MERC
- mercury light mode.
WB-R
Function:
Allow manual adjustment of R-gain value for customer
white balance.
Options:
000 ~ 255 -
The color shift will be viewed on the
monitor when changing the R-gain value. The greater
the number is, the more reddish the picture becomes.
WB-B
Function:
Permit manual adjustment of B-gain value for customer
white balance.
Options: 000 ~ 255 -
The color shift will be viewed on the monitor
when changing the B-gain value. The greater the number
is, the more bluish the picture becomes.
FOCUS MODE
Function:
Select the focus mode of the camera.
Options: AUTO
-
(default) enable the camera to automatically
focus on the subject in the center of the picture.
MANU-
manually adjusts focus on the target.
M/A -
when the camera is still, users can adjust the
focus manually; and otherwise, when the camera is
under control of the joystick, the camera can adjust its
focus automatically
.
Note:
The camera may not perform the best auto focus when the
target stays at the following conditions:
z
is not in the center of the image;
z
appears too dark or vague;
z
is a strong light object, e.g., a flash light;
z
is a large blank area such as a white wall;
z
is located behind a screen-like object such as a painted glass
window or a safety net;
z
moves too fast.