Abus IPCS82520 Manuel Utilisateur page 86

Focus mode:
Minimum focussing distance:
Day/night switching:
Sensitivity:
Smart IR:
IR light mode:
Brightness limit:
BLC:
WDR/wide dynamic range:
HLC:
White balance:
Digital noise reduction/level:
Defog:
EIS (electronic image stabiliser):
Mirroring:
Video standard:
Lens initialization:
Zoom limit:
Local output (if available):
Auto: automatic focussing with constant readjustment.
Manual: manual focussing required.
Semi-auto: one-off automatic focussing after changing the zoom factor.
There is no readjustment for new objects outside of the current focal
point.
Set the minimum distance for objects the camera should focus
on depending on the application.
Select a method for switching between day and night mode. In
time schedule mode, the start and end time define the day
mode range.
Switching threshold: the lower the value, the later the camera switches
to night mode.
Prevents glare effects from objects that are too close when IR lighting is
enabled.
Automatic mode is the only option available here.
Set the upper limit for IR output power.
Backlight compensation of a selected area.
Wide dynamic function for improved display of high contrasts.
High light compensation: areas that are too light in the image are
marked in black. HLC level: specifies the threshold value for
inversion. Function only with deactivated WDR.
Select between different variants of white balance.
Function for reducing noise in the image. The higher the value, the
more noise is removed and the more static the image appears.
This function changes the image contrast for improved display of
the image in the case of fog effects.
Function for electronically stabilising the image in the event
of recurring vibrations.
Horizontal, vertical or hor./vert. mirroring of the image.
Here you can set the mains frequency of the power supply network.
Perform lens initialisation on a daily basis during operation (01:00).
Set the maximum zoom factor (e.g. 23x for IPCS82520 means optical
zoom only and digital zoom is not used).
Enable/disable the analogue video output.
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