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Chapter VI Camera Control
The camera control keyboard is illustrated as below:
Lens
Direction
Keys
Lens
Function
Keys
Figure
Preset
Special
Function
Keys
Autopan
Speed
Adjust
Figure 6-1
The keys could be divided into three function areas:
(1) Area one: Lens direction control, totally eight directions
control;
(2) Area two: Lens property setting, including iris, zoom, and
focus;
(3) Area three: Lens additional function, including pattern, preset,
auto pan, speed, auto-scan, 180
°
flip and etc.
6.1 Lens Direction Control
Shown in the following Figure:
Figure 6-2
When the mouse moves on the direction key, the color of the
direction key turns light. When the mouse clicks the direction key,
the color returns to former status, and at this point, the camera starts
to move.
The direction key not only controls the camera’s moving directions,
but co-works with the menu. When a super user logs in, the
Up/down/left/right key could be adjusted to change the menu option.
When entered the menu, only the Up/down/left/right key works.
6.2 Lens Function Setting
When the mouse moves on
or
, the button will turn light
when clicking it with the mouse, it returns to former status, which
means it works.
Shown in the following Figure:
Figure 6-3
Indicates iris operation.
(1)
means Iris Close. Click it to close the iris to make the
images darker.
(2)
means Iris Open. Click it to open the iris to make the
images brighter.
Indicates zoom operation.
(1)
means zoom out. Click it to zoom out.
(2)
means zoom in. Click it to zoom in.
Indicates focus operation.
(1)
means focus far. Click it to manually adjust the lens focus
on the distant object.
(2)
means focus near. Click it to manually adjust the lens
focus on the near object.
6.3 Camera Control Function
Shown in the following figure:
Figure 6-4
When the mouse moves on the corresponding button, the key will
turn light. Click the button would make it return to former status,
which means it works.
