Canon 2.1 user manual Operating the Cameras, Operating Cameras from the Camera Control Panel

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7Operating the Cameras

MV LE lets you freely control the cameras and monitor them. The cameras can be controlled from the Camera Control Panel or on the viewer.

Operating Cameras from the Camera Control Panel

Operating a Camera with the Control Buttons

A camera can be freely controlled using the Pan, Tilt, and Zoom buttons. Backlight compensation occurs when the Backlight Compensation button is turned on. Click this button again to turn backlight compensation off.

Pan & Tilt/Home buttons

Pan and Tilt movements occur in the direction of the arrows on the buttons. Operation occurs when the button is held down and stops when it is released. The center button is the Home button which, when clicked, returns the camera to its home position.

AF/MF button

Displays a dialog box for switching between Auto Focus and Manual Focus.

Speed button

Displays a dialog box for camera operation speed.

Backlight Compensation button

Turns backlight compensation on and off. Backlight compensation is effective when an image is dark due to backlight.

Zoom button

Lets you zoom in or zoom out. Zoom occurs when the button is held down and stops when it is released.

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Note

The Focus dialog box appears when the AF/MF button is clicked.

•“Auto” indicates auto focus.

•“Auto (for domes)” is for the camera used in combination with a camera dome. This ensures that focusing does not occur on the wall of the dome.

•“Fixed at infinity” can be used when focusing is fixed on infinity.

•With “Manual”, focusing is manually controlled by holding down the Far or Near buttons.

The Speed dialog box appears when the Speed button is clicked.

For the camera’s “Pan/Tilt Speed”, select Fast, Normal, or

Slow.

For the camera’s “Zoom Speed”, select Fast or Slow.

If you are using the NU-700 (outdoor camera), use the Admin Viewer supplied with the VB150 to make the following settings.

[Exposure], [ND Filter], [Wiper]

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Contents User’s Manual Introduction Copyright InformationTrademarks Icons Used in This ManualContents Overview Monitoring via the Internet Monitoring on an IntranetExample of System Configuration System ConfigurationOperating Environment Installing Prior to InstallationInstalling the Camera Servers Preparing the PCInstallation Registering Cameras Using Register Camera Registering the CamerasRegistering Cameras Using Search Camera Operating from the Menus Menu Bar Operation menuSetting Connection Protocols Detailed SettingsChanging the Registration Order of Cameras Operating from the Toolbar ToolbarSwitching Viewer Display Methods Main OperationsSwitching Cameras being Viewed ReconnectingPausing Videos Taking/Saving SnapshotsDisplaying Full Screens Viewing Connection InformationOperating Cameras from the Camera Control Panel Operating the CamerasOperating a Camera with the Control Buttons Operating Cameras from the Viewer Controlling the Camera with PanoramaSetting Http Setting the Video RelayOptions Troubleshooting Error Messages Firmware of VB101 is version 3.0 or laterVIEW-Windows mode Camera server registration error Power to the camera is turned off or there is a malfunction Error Messages Canon INC

2.1 specifications

Canon 2.1, the latest iteration in Canon's esteemed lineup of cameras, brings forward a multitude of features designed to meet the demands of both amateur photographers and seasoned professionals. Seamlessly combining cutting-edge technology with user-friendly operation, the Canon 2.1 is at the forefront of the imaging world.

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The ergonomics of the Canon 2.1 have been thoughtfully designed. With a durable body that can withstand challenging environments, it is suitable for travel and outdoor photography. The intuitive interface, combined with a responsive touchscreen display, allows for effortless navigation through settings and quick adjustments while shooting.

Connectivity options are abundant with the Canon 2.1, equipped with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for easy sharing and remote control capabilities. Photographers can transfer images to their devices or directly upload their work to social media platforms without hassle.

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