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FPS: The number of frames per second. There are many different options to choose from.
By default the “Max” setting will be applied. This allows for the maximum frame rate. You can also choose
from lower frame rates such as 20, 15, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, and 1/5 FPS.
Usually changing the FPS is used when you want to save more bandwidth. Higher FPS rates will take up
more bandwidth.
Brightness: The default setting for brightness is 6. You can adjust this by clicking the plus or minus sign.
Contrast: The default setting is 4, you can adjust the contrast by clicking the plus or minus sign.
Preset/Go: This function allows you to set a custom preset and then call that preset at your convenience.
- Preset: Supports 8 preset positions, which can be set for any point on the camera range.
- Set: Click Set to save the position you need the camera to remember.
- Go: Click Go to make the camera move to the preset position you’ve chosen.
- Numbered Drop-down: You can choose one preset from 1-8 using this drop down list, and click Go to
move the camera towards that preset position.
How do you call preset positions?
Presets can be chosen from 1 – 8. For example, click on the drop down list and choose a preset number.
In this example we’ll choose preset 1.
First, select preset 1 using the drop down list. Then, move the camera to your desired location and stop at
that position. Click the “Set” button to save this position as a preset. After this you can select the next
preset (such as #2) from the drop down list to set your next preset. You can repeat the previous steps for
this preset and so forth.
When you want to call the specific preset, just choose the preset number from the drop down list, and
push “Go”. The camera will automatically pan and tilt towards that specific location.
Flip & Mirror: You can flip the image 180 degrees horizontally by checking the Flip button, or mirror the
image 180 degrees vertically by checking the Mirror button.