Pelco Stereo Equalizer cm9760-gui ユーザーズマニュアル
Chapter Four: Operation
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4.4.3
Camera Control Window
The camera control window selects and maneuvers controllable cameras, operates lens control features, se-
lects preset camera positions and operates auxiliary functions on cameras that possess these features.
lects preset camera positions and operates auxiliary functions on cameras that possess these features.
Figure 4-6: The Camera Control Window.
Option
Description
Preset*
Click to select a preset camera position.
Cam*
Click to select a logical camera.
Current camera box
Displays the logical number of the camera currently selected
Close
Click to close the Camera Control window.
Focus*
Click arrow up to focus on objects close to the camera (near).
Click arrow down to focus on objects in the distance (far).
Click arrow down to focus on objects in the distance (far).
Zoom*
Click arrow up to get a closer view of an area or object (tele).
Click
Click
arrow down to get a wider view of an area or object (wide). Click
the right mouse button to zoom in/out (toggle). Note: The mouse cursor
must be inside the control window for this to take place.
must be inside the control window for this to take place.
Joystick
A blue joystick (represented by the black circle in the
center of the Camera Control window) illustrates
normal operation. A red joystick indicated by the blue
dot turning red indicates that the turbo feature has
been activated.
center of the Camera Control window) illustrates
normal operation. A red joystick indicated by the blue
dot turning red indicates that the turbo feature has
been activated.
Placing the mouse cursor anywhere in the Control
area and pressing the left-hand mouse button will
cause the blue dot (representing the joystick) to move
to that cursor position. If the cursor is placed at any
framed edge of the control area and the left mouse
button is clicked, the blue dot will move to that cursor
position and the turbo function will be activated and
the blue button will turn red. The same thing can be
accomplished by placing the cursor directly on the
blue dot, holding down the left mouse button and
dragging the blue dot to any framed edge of the
control area. Any movement of the the blue dot, either
by dragging it with the cursor or by clicking a blank
space in the control area controls pan and tilt
functions of the selected camera in a geometrically
intuitive and dynamic way.
area and pressing the left-hand mouse button will
cause the blue dot (representing the joystick) to move
to that cursor position. If the cursor is placed at any
framed edge of the control area and the left mouse
button is clicked, the blue dot will move to that cursor
position and the turbo function will be activated and
the blue button will turn red. The same thing can be
accomplished by placing the cursor directly on the
blue dot, holding down the left mouse button and
dragging the blue dot to any framed edge of the
control area. Any movement of the the blue dot, either
by dragging it with the cursor or by clicking a blank
space in the control area controls pan and tilt
functions of the selected camera in a geometrically
intuitive and dynamic way.
Placing the mouse cursor here and pressing the left-
hand mouse button, will tilt a controllable camera
down and pan it to the left.
hand mouse button, will tilt a controllable camera
down and pan it to the left.
Current
camera
camera
Control
area
area
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Click to step through alternate cameras. Please
note that this function will not work unless
alternate camera have been defined previously in
the 9760 Setup Configuration Files.
note that this function will not work unless
alternate camera have been defined previously in
the 9760 Setup Configuration Files.