Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Техническое справочное руководство

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Local Interface
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Saturation: Low saturation makes the picture black and
white; high saturation fills it with color.
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Hue: This adjusts the color of the picture to compensate for
any shift from lighting.
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Sharpness: At higher sharpness settings, the picture is
adjusted to enhance edges.
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Denoising: This removes random noise for a smoother picture.
At the bottom, click Restore to return the camera to its default
settings.
Copy duplicates the current camera’s settings to other cameras.
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 (NVR Interface)
Here you control the appearance of each camera’s video.
Select a camera using the dropdown at the top (the mode is always
custom at this time, but is included for forward compatibility).
Use the sliders or value box to adjust the brightness (overall
lightness of the image), contrast (difference between black and
white) and saturation (thickness of color) of that camerra. Each
value can range from 0–255.
PTZ
If you have PTZ-capable cameras on your system, you can use this
page to create presets, patterns, and patrols.
At the top, select the camera you wish to edit.
Preset
Presets are fixed combinations of direction and zoom that your
camera can move to. Each camera can have a number of presets
defined for it, and these are stored on the camera itself, not on the
recorder.
Click in the dialog to the right to enter a number for the preset.
Adjust the camera’s orientation using the PTZ panel below the
screen, then click
Set to create that preset.