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PIVOTCam Control Panel User Guide (1.2) User Interface Overview • 3–3
• Connection column — shows the connectivity status of all cameras. A green dot indicates that the control panel
can communicate with the camera. A grey dot indicates that the control panel cannot communicate with the
camera.
• Camera Name column — lists the names of all cameras.
Camera Settings Area
The camera settings area ( Figure 3.5 ) includes controls that define the name, connection parameters, and behavior
of the selected camera.
Figure 3.5 - Camera Settings Area
The camera settings area includes the following:
• “ Apply Camera Changes Button ” on page 3–3
• “ Video Mode Selection and the Reset Video Mode Button ” on page 3–3
• “ Connection Area ” on page 3–4
• “ Options Area ” on page 3–4
• “ Joystick Area ” on page 3–5
Apply Camera Changes Button
The Apply Camera Changes button applies all changes made in the camera settings area.
Some changes take effect as soon as you make them, but they are not retained unless you apply them.
Video Mode Selection and the Reset Video Mode Button
By default, the PIVOTCam Control Panel sets the video output format of each camera to 1080i59.94 . If you want
the selected camera to output a different format, select a format from the Video Mode list.
The video format setting is retained even after the PIVOTCam camera is shut down and restarted. In some rare
instances, a camera may not retain the setting after shutdown, and may output a different video format. If this
occurs, tap the
Reset Video Mode button. The camera briefly switches to a different video format, and then returns
to the format shown in the Video Mode list.