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Press the [LEFT] or [RIGHT] button to access the "WHITE BALANCE" mode

1) WB MODE

- ATW

- AWC

- MANUAL

RED CONT

BLUE CONT

- INDOOR

- OUTDOOR

2) PUSH AUTO

3) RETURN

Press the [LEFT] or [RIGHT] button to access the "DAY/NIGHT" mode

(NOTE: colour / monochrome).

1) D/N MODE

- AUTO

- DAY

- NIGHT

- EXT

2) AUTO LEVEL

3) FILTER DLY

This mode can be used within the colour temperature range

1800°K ~ 10500°K

Please press the [LEFT] or [RIGHT] button in the PUSH

AUTO mode while the camera is directed at a piece of while

paper to obtain the optimum state under current illumination.

If the environment including the light source is

changed, you have to adjust the White balance again.

Manual mode. User can change R and B Gain manually.

Adjust Red Gain Value (0 ~ 127)

(Can only be adjusted whilst in manual mode).

Adjust BLUE Gain Value (0 ~ 127)

(Can only be adjusted whilst in manual mode).

Set the colour temperature to 3200°K

Set the colour temperature to 6300°K

When it is AWC, OFF to PUSH can be selected.

Return to MAIN MENU.

AUTO, DAY, NIGHT, EXT can be selected.

Automatically changes to the appropriate mode for day-time

or night-time (NB: note that the camera and IR LEDS are

NOT synchronized – LEDS operate via photocell and the

camera switches by AGC so there may be an undesirable

delay)

Colour images are displayed only.

Monochrome images are displayed only.

Automatically changes to the appropriate mode for day-time

(colour) or night-time (monochrome). (Note that the camera

and IR LEDS ARE synchronized via the photocell e.g. LED's

and IR cut filter operate at the same time)

When D/N MODE is set to AUTO, the 0 to 3 values can be

selected.

(AGC LOW : 0 AGC MID : 0 ~1 AGC HIGH : 0 ~3)

When set to AUTO, 4 to 10 can be selected. Note that this

function does not work when AGC is OFF.

(Adjusts the delay time in seconds when changing from

colour to B/W and vice versa).