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How to use OSD Menu
AGC USER
LEVEL
In USER mode, you can break down the level in
16 steps from VERY LOW to VERY HIGH to your
preference.
AGC FIX
LEVEL
If you press the SETUP switch with a FIX sub
menu selected, you will see the appropriate screen.
As a fi xed value of the AGC gain is used in FIX
mode, you can select one of the 16 detailed levels
from VERY LOW to VERY HIGH before fi xing it.
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DNR
[OFF,LOW,MID,HIGH, USER(1~16)]
You can confi gure the DNR (Digital Noise
Reduction) related settings.
Reduces the noise on the screen.
This is especially useful for a severely distorted
screen.
You can set the level if you set DNR to USER.
18 – DIGITAL COLOR CAMERA
[16]
[01]
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SHUTTER
[OFF, AUTO 1/100(PAL:1/120), AUTO 1/250,
AUTO 1/500, AUTO 1/1000, AUTO 1/2000, AUTO
1/4000, AUTO 1/10K , 1/100(PAL:1/120), 1/250,
1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/10K , EXT]
The SHUTTER menu is used to set the fi xed
high-speed electronic shutter, auto high speed
electronic shutter and external high speed
electronic shutter(EXT).
You can select one of 7 options from 1/100(PAL:1/120)
to 1/10K for the fi xed high speed electronic shutter,
which is mostly used for imaging a fast moving object.
The auto high speed electronic shutter operates
as the fi xed high speed shutter in a high contrast
scene but automatically focuses the target if the
iris opens fully in a low contrast scene like in ELC
mode. When it gets brighter back, the mode will
switch to the fi xed high speed electronic shutter
mode.
However, the auto high speed shutter operates
properly only in a camera featuring a DC or VIDEO
lens.
In external high speed electronic shutter (EXT)
mode, you can select one of 8 modes from OFF
through 1/100(PAL:1/120) to 1/10K for the high
speed electronic shutter. It works as the high
speed electronic shutter. You can select an
option using SHUTTER(S0), SHUTTER(S1) and
SHUTTER(S2) on the rear.
Connect each of the terminals to GND.
See the below table for the operation.
SHUTTER(S0) SHUTTER(S1) SHUTTER(S2)
OFF
(NTSC: 1/60,
OFF
PAL:1/50)
1/100
ON
(PAL:1/120)
1/250
OFF
1/500
ON
1/1000
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON