Samsung SHC-740N/P Digital Camera User Manual


 
Operating Your Camera
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PRIVACY: To mask area which you want to mask
- OFF: Deactivation
- ON: Privacy mode activated
· Press the SET button.
· 4 AREAS are selectable. Select the area you want(AREA1, AREA2, AREA3,
AREA4)
· Set AREA STATE ‘ON’ using LEFT or RIGHT button.
· Make the size of PRIVACY AREA by changing TOP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
values.
DAY/NIGHT: choose color or B/W mode.
- COLOR : color mode
- B/W : B/W mode
- EXT : It enables user to control DAY/NIGHT mode by Inputing external
signal.
- AUTO : Under general condition, D/N filter is fixed at DAY mode, but under
low luminance condition, it change into NIGHT mode
automatically. The case of the opposition is also same.
SYNC : Two SYNCHRONIZATION modes are available INTERNAL and
EXTERNAL LINE-LOCK. In LINE-LOCK mode, it synchronizes the
video signal between cameras without a synchronous generator. The
line-lock synchronization is only used in the areas of 60Hz (NTSC
Models) / 50Hz (PAL Models).
- INT : Internal synchronization - LL : External line-lock synchronization
· If you choose ‘LL’, you can adjust the desired phase. Press the SET button.
-You can adjust the desired phase from 0 to 359.
• When the power frequency is 50Hz, you can not use line-lock mode(NTSC Models).
• When the power frequency is 60Hz, you can not use the line-lock mode(PAL Models).
• ‘Sync.’ mode is fixed to ‘INT’ in DC 12V input power.
Notes
When you use Auto Iris Lens with Video type, do not set the level on the lens to too
low, Color/BW may not change over automatically.
• When Gain in SET UP menu is OFF, Color / BW do not change over automatically.
• If AGC is OFF, you can’t select AUTO mode on DAY/NIGHT menu.
For the stable operation, whenever the mode is changed over between color and BW
mode, five setup menu buttons on the camera do not operate for about 3 seconds.
• It is possible to turn on or off the burst signal on B/W mode.
• The object may be more out of focus when using a source of near-infrared light
than using the visible light.
Notes