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Zoom/Scroll HX, GX Cameras
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HX camera connection (Live:High speed)
Displays with the number of pixels (maximum 1920x1080) corresponding to the monitor
resolution settings (refer to page 10-16) on the camera video monitor (display).
When the photographed image is zoomed, the part exceeding the aforementioned size is not
displayed on the image.
Use scroll to move the position where displayed. If the HX camera live method (refer to page
7-11) is “high speed”, the range shown on the video is displayed on the live camera image.
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GX camera connection
With NTSC settings, a maximum of 640x480 pixels are displayed on the video monitor.
With PAL settings, a maximum of 768x576 pixels are displayed on the video monitor.
When the photographed image is zoomed, the portion outside the size mentioned above is
not displayed on the screen.
Use scroll to move the position where displayed.
For the GX camera live image, the range shown on the video is displayed on the live camera
image.
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Q and fx Camera Connection
The Q and fx camera live image is the image for all angles of view of the camera.
To zoom, select any of the following in “Zoom” in the camera configuration information in the
“Camera Details” dialogue or the “List of Camera Settings” window.
FIT1 Displays the entire screen image at the maximum resolution for the video monitor.
Displays the entire image on an over scan compatible video monitor.
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GX camera connection
With NTSC settings, displays at a maximum of 640x480
With PAL settings, displays at a maximum of 768x576
FIT2 Displays the entire screen image at about 80% of the maximum resolution for the
video monitor.
Displays the entire image on a standard video monitor at a ratio that can be
confirmed.
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GX camera connection
With NTSC settings, displays at a maximum of 512x384
With PAL settings, displays at a maximum of 640x480
1/2 Reduces the image photographed to 1/2 for display.
x1 Neither enlarges nor reduces the image photographed for display.
x2 Enlarges the image photographed two times for display.
x4 Enlarges the image photographed four times for display.
With settings other than FIT1 and FIT2, the entire camera image may not be displayed on the
monitor. To scroll an image, input a numerical value in the “X Scroll Position” or the “Y Scroll
Position” in the camera configuration information in the “Camera Details” dialogue.
"Photographed image pixels" is the standard scroll unit. For example,
If the zoom setting is "x4" and the X scroll position is change by +1, the image on the video
monitor and the live PC is shifted 4 pixels to the left.
If the zoom setting is "1/2" and the Y scroll position is change by +1, the image on the video
monitor and the live PC is shifted 1/2 pixels lower.