Operation Manual

To set white balance:

1. Select White Balance from the Imaging menu.

2. Select a white balance mode:

• Normal: The recommended setting for most light sources.

• Extended: Allows for proper white balance for scenes with Hight Pressure Sodium.

• ATW: Has the largest range of color temperature for white balance,

• Warm White: A fixed white balance mode for warmer (more yellow) sources.

• Cool White: A fixed white balance mode for cooler (more blue) sources.

• Manual: A fixed white balance mode that allows for manual adjustment of the red and blue range. Once Manual white

balance has been selected, move the Red Gain or Blue Gain slider to the right to increase the color level or to the left to

decrease the color level.

Using the Window Blanking Feature

The window blanking feature allows you to block sections of your camera’s field of view. The blanked areas persist in all video produced

from the camera, whether viewing video directly through the camera’s interface or from a higher-level recording device or system.

NOTE: Window-blanking regions will not scale proportionally with changes in zoom. Set the zoom level for the camera before defining

window-blanking regions.

1. Select Window Blanking from the Imaging menu.

2. Select On for Window Blanking.

3. Click and drag the mouse across the area of your camera’s video that you want to blank. Select an existing blanking region to delete

it, or edit its size and position.

4. On models where available, a Set Zoom Point panel and a Set Blanking Type panel appear after you draw a blanking region.

a. Select the Set Zoom Point zone to enable the zoom level, and drag the slider or enter a value in the appropriate box to set the

zoom factor that will activate the blanking level at which the blanking region is activated.

b. Where available, in the SetBlankingType zone, select the appropriate blanking type you prefer from the drop-down menu.

5. Click Save.

Calibrating Window Blanking

Calibrating the window blanking feature prevents blanked areas from shifting when you zoom the camera. You only need to calibrate

the window blanking feature once, and you can calibrate before or after configuring blanking areas. If you notice blanked areas shifting

after you have calibrated the window blanking feature, you should recalibrate.

1. Select Window Blanking from the Imaging menu.

2. Click Calibration.

3. Click within the scene to center the camera on an object you want to cover, and then click Ok.

4. Click and drag to draw a blanking region within the camera’s field of view, and then click Ok. The camera will zoom in, and the

blanking region you drew will shift.

NOTE: The blanking region that you draw should be small enough that it does not fill the field of view when the camera is fully

zoomed. If the blanked region fills the screen when the camera zooms in, you will have to recalibrate.