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PIVOTCam Control Panel User Guide (1.2) Using the PIVOTCam Control Panel • 4–3
5.
In the Options area, specify the following:
• Power — Turns the camera on or off. Cameras must be turned ON to function.
• Mount Mode — Rotates the camera view 180 degrees.
• Image Flip — Reverses the camera view vertically, but not horizontally. This results in a vertical
mirror-image.
• IR — Controls whether the camera can receive commands from the infra-red (IR) remote control unit. Tap
ON to turn on the IR receiver, or tap OFF to turn off the IR receiver.
Tip : For ceiling-mounted cameras, turn Mount Mode ON , and turn Image Flip OFF .
Tip : To simulate a horizontal mirror image, turn Image Flip ON and Mount Mode ON .
Tip : If you changed the Mount Mode and Image Flip settings, remember to configure the Joystick settings so
the joystick motion corresponds with camera movement.
6. If your system includes a joystick, in the Joystick area, specify the following to make joystick motion
correspond with camera movement:
• Invert Vertical — Reverses the directions (forward/back) you must move the joystick to tilt the camera.
• Invert Horizontal — Reverses the directions (right/left) you must move the joystick to pan the camera.
Tip : Configure the Mount Mode and Image Flip settings before you configure the Invert Vertical and Invert
Horizontal settings.
7.
If your system includes a joystick, in the Joystick area, specify the Pan/Tilt Speed to set the maximum camera
movement speed when controlled by the joystick. The value ranges from 4 to 24 .
8.
In the Joystick area, specify the Recall Speed to set the maximum camera movement speed when recalling a
shot. The value ranges from 4 to 24 .
9.
When you are finished making changes to the current camera, tap Apply Camera Changes .
10.
Configure additional cameras as required.
11.
When you are finished adding and configuring cameras, tap Done .
Monitoring Camera Status
Camera status dots indicate whether the PIVOTCam Control Panel is able to communicate with the cameras:
• Green dot — The panel and the camera are connected.
• Grey dot — The panel is unable to communicate with the camera.
Note : After you make a change to camera configuration, the status dot may turn grey for a few seconds before
turning back to green.
To monitor camera status:
1.
Do one of the following:
• Look at the camera buttons across the top of the panel.
Each camera button has a colored status dot.
• Tap Config Cameras , and then look at the Connection column of the camera list.
The status of each camera is indicated by text, and by a colored status dot.