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Camera Views And Image Settings
You create a camera image of a user-defined size when you use your mouse to draw
a box directly in the camera image. You can move this defined area with the mouse,
change its size or delete it. Deactivating the button automatically saves the defined area.
The box is drawn separately for the left and right images for dual models. A Panorama
view can be created for the D14 Sec 180 that stretches seamlessly over both images
(the camera’s right and left sensors). This allows you to draw a box within the entire
image without any problems.
• Image quality: The three values
(Fast, Normal, High)
that can be set using this button
influence the image quality in which the image sensor is to be read. Increasing the
image quality improves the camera image but also decreases the maximum available
frame rate. The
Normal
option oers a good compromise between the High and Fast
options. For more information, see the
sections “General Image Settings“ and “Image
Programs In The Software Manual.“
• Obscure area: If certain areas in the image are meant to remain unrecognizable,
you can use this button to obscure these areas with the camera (e. g., workstations
or public areas). To do so, use your mouse to draw one or more boxes directly in
the camera image. Windows set up in this manner will be automatically saved and
activated once you deactivate this button.
The box is drawn separately for the left and right images for dual models. A Panorama
view can be created for the D14 Sec 180 that stretches seamlessly over both images
(the camera’s right and left sensors).
• Camera frame rate: From the shortcut menu of this button (right-click), you can set
the frame rate provided by the camera (options:
No Limitation, 25 fps, 16 fps, 12 fps,
8 fps or 4 fps
). This function can be used as a way to manage bandwidth. The lower the
frame rate, the less bandwidth is required to transfer the video data. Note, however, that
you should primarily use the functions outlined in
Section 4.4.2, “Setting Connections“
.