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Setting System Options 
User Guide 
  
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Camera Tab Options 
Use the Setup Camera dialog to view and modify properties for each camera— e.g. define a name, flip the 
display orientation, and adjust the image quality. You will find the default image settings work for most 
conditions. However, adjusting these options when conditions require is easy and straightforward.   
Launch the Camera Setup Dialog 
From the main Command Center screen click the 
SETUP
 button and choose the Camera tab to modify the 
camera settings:  
Dialog 
Item 
Usage 
Camera 
Buttons 
Click the camera buttons 1-6 to select the 
camera you wish to adjust. 
Camera 
Name 
Set the name to display on the video screen 
and setup camera button. 
Text Color  
Click to change the color of the text shown on 
the video image. 
Text Location 
Click one of 9 positions within the box to set 
the screen location for the name. 
Auto 
Brightness 
Check to allow camera to automatically adjust 
image brightness and contrast with changing 
conditions. 
Brightness 
+/- 
Slide the bubble toward + to brighten and 
toward the – to darken the image. 
Contrast +/- 
Slide the bubble toward the + or – to adjust 
image contrast. 
Flip Image  
Check to flip image vertically when camera is 
mounted upside down. 
Mirror Image 
Check to flip image horizontally like a mirror. 
Advanced 
Options 
Set advanced options for the camera. (See 
the “Advanced Options” topic below for 
details.) 
Camera 
Information 
View the Powerline adapter network settings 
and Powerline networking conditions for your 
cameras.  
 
Delete 
Camera 
Click button to remove the selected camera 
from the list of active cameras in Command 
Center. However, it does not delete any stored 
video clips. 
 
A
DVANCED 
O
PTIONS
 
The advanced camera options allow you to change camera resolution, frame rate, and other options. We 
expect that you will rarely need to change these settings. Command Center writes these advanced options to 
the WiLife Camera for processing. Thus, when changing Advanced Options, remember to click the 
Apply
 button. 
The most common advanced option to adjust is Resolution, increasing it to 640 x 480. At the higher resolution 
you get a sharper image, but remember that to use this setting with live viewing, you will need a machine that 
matches or exceeds our Recommended Computer specifications. Using an underpowered PC with either higher 
resolution or higher bit rates may result in video that appears jerky.  With some power outlet locations (for the 
camera), the higher resolution and bitrate settings may not work fully so some experimentation is sometimes 
required.