Function Descriptions
[11]Privacy Mask Settings Display Area: NTSC (PAL)
0x26 (0x2A) | 0x6C (0x6E) | 0x9E (0x9F) | 0xE4 (0xE3) | ||||
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0x07 (0x0A) |
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0x35 (0x41) |
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0x54 (0x64) |
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0x82 (0x9B) |
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*Area initially displayed using the Area Mask ON command.
Notes:
・Minimum unit for the mask width is 4 pixels horizontally and minimum unit for the mask height is 2 lines vertically.
・Up to 4 mask can be displayed within one view angle.
・To correctly hide the masked subject when loading the dome camera, update the PAN/TILT angle interval to within 75 ms.
Area Mask Degree Set
Command: A0 10 11 0p 0q 0r 0s xt 0u 0v CS FF Parameter:
pMask Number (No.
qrs Pan Angle
xTilt angle sign bit
tuv | Tilt Angle |
Usage: Sets the angle of the specified mask numbers.
Note: Set using a pan angle range of
In addition, when setting a negative tilt angle set the tilt angle code bit x to 1.
Area Mask Position Set
Command: A0 10 09 0p 0q 0r 0s 0t 0u 0v 0w 0x CS
FF
Parameter:
pMask Number (No.
qr | |
st | |
uv | |
wx |
Usage: Sets the position of the specified mask numbers.
Note: Set the mask size to sufficiently cover the mask object. In addition, ensure that the settings are set on the WIDE end.
*Query Command Mask Position responds in the same parameter as described above.
Details of the Mask Angle and Position
Setting the Mask Angle (Area Mask Degree Set)
The angle is displayed as 12 bits and divided into
Example) Setting the mask angle according to the following parameters during NTSC
Mask Number | 1 |
Pan Angle | 135° |
Tilt Angle | 45° |
Pan Angle:
1350 → 0x0546 → q = 5, r = 4, s = 6 Tilt angle sign bit:
If the tilt angle is positive → x = 0 Tilt Angle:
450 → 0x01C2 → t = 1, u = C, v = 2 Transmitted according to the following.
A0 10 11 01 05 04 06 01 0C 02 CS FF
According to the setting above, if the tilt angle only is set to
| TILT = −90˚ |
| PAN = 90˚ |
PAN = 0˚ / 360˚ | PAN = 180˚ |
TILT = 0˚ | TILT = +/−180˚ |
| PAN = 270˚ |
| TILT = 90˚ |
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