Swann H.264 User Manual download pdf (Page 62)

You can bring up the PTZ Control window by pressing the PTZ button on the remote

control, or by right-clicking the mouse in the live view mode, and choosing PTZ. The

PTZ control window is not available while Cruise Mode is active.

Note: the features which will be usable depend

on the capabilities and limitations of your PTZ system.

Here, you’ll be able to aim the camera, as well as alter aspects of the lens and iris

conguration. We’ll explain a little more about what each of these does:

1. CHANNEL SELECTION: Select which channel’s

PTZ device you wish to control. Depending on

your PTZ Conguration settings, this may or

may not be the same as the PTZ Command

Address.

2. ARROW BUTTONS: Used to manually move

the camera. The arrow buttons will move the

camera in the selected direction, and the

centre button toggles Auto-Scan ON and OFF.

3. HOME: The HOME button will send the camera

back to its default starting position.

4. ZOOM: If you are using a variable zoom PTZ

camera, you can zoom in or out here. Zooming

in will increase the size of objects in view, at the

expense of reducing the eld of view. You may

need to adjust focus when using the ZOOM

function.

5. FOCUS: Adjusts the focal plane of the lens. If

an image is blurry, try adjusting the focus. To

best set the focus, move one direction until

things become clear, and then blurry again.

Move back and forth until you nd sharp focus.

6. IRIS: Controls how much light gets into the

camera. If things look too bright (or white)

lower the IRIS value. If things are too dark (or

black) raise the IRIS value. Many cameras do

this automatically.

7. SPEED ADJUSTMENT: By selecting this with the mouse or the arrow buttons,

you are able to change the speed at which your camera will tilt, pan and zoom.

The higher the number, the faster the camera will move.

8. PRESET POINT COUNT: The total number of preset points currently dened.

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