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Version 1.1.0
Release Date : Feb. 24, 2011
(7) 8,000
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K/6,000
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K/4,200
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K/3,200
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K MODE
- 8,000
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K : Shade
- 6,000
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K : Cloudy weather
- 4,200
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K : Fluorescent light
- 3,200
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K : Electric light blub
(8) AWB RESET
- Resets all setting of AWB menu into initial factory reset value.
(9) RETURN
- Returns to the MAIN MENU.
7-7.AE (Auto Exposure)
(1) IRIS MODE
- DC : Selects DC drive auto iris lens.
- ESC : Selects manual iris lens
- AE HOLD : Fixes the change of the brightness.
This mode is useful when lots of motions are detected
on the monitor.
(2) DC IRIS LEVEL : Adjusts the mechanical Iris lens in 00 ~ 50(Default22)
(3) BRIGHTNESS : Adjusts the brightness in 00 ~ 30(Default 07)
(4) FLICKERLESS :
This is used only when there is a difference in frequency between the
power system (50Hz) and TV system (60Hz). In this case, flicker is
occurred on the monitor. In most countries other than Japan, FLICKERLESS mode is not
necessary.
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NOTE
When the power system (50Hz) and the TV system(60Hz) are different,
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‘Flickerless on’ mode is recommended for indoor use.
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‘Flickerless off’ mode is recommended for outdoor use.
(5)ATR-EX (WDR) : This mode functions like WDR.
3 modes of Off/Low/Mid/High can be selected.
Wide Dynamic Range Performance
In general, it is very hard to see objects inside the buildings, etc
in case that there comes strong light from the outside.
By using ATR-EX(WDR) mode, the difference in brightness between
the bright area and the dark area can be minimized and consequently those objects inside
and outside of the buildings or windows can be seen all together even though there is strong
