3) TURN ON IR LIGHT (IF NEEDED), ADJUST OBJECTIVE LENS FOCUS FOR SUBJECT DISTANCE
If the image is too dark to easily view (in most building interiors, and outdoors when away from artificial lighting), press the IR button
(C)to turn on the Infrared LED light. If the image is too bright after turning on the IR light (when viewing at close range), press the IR button again to reduce the IR light level. If the image is still too dark after turning on the IR light, try pressing the Image Brightness button (E) once or twice to lower the frame rate of the digital sensor. If the image is not sharp, rotate the objective lens barrel (L) to change the focus until the subject appears sharp. Do not
OTHER OPERATIONS/FEATURES
•AUTO POWER OFF
If a button has not been pressed for 10 minutes, the display screen will drop to 50% brightness level. If no button is pressed within one minute after that, the unit will power off to extend battery life. Pressing any button quickly any time before the unit turns off will return the screen to full brightness level and reset the auto off countdown process, without changing any other settings.
•ICON OVERLAY ON/OFF
The user has the option to control how the icons are displayed on the LCD screen. Normally, when any button is first pressed, ALL icons are displayed for 5 seconds, but no change to the unit’s settings is made (the Record and IR buttons is an
•USING THE DIGITAL ZOOM
Press the “+” button (B) to zoom in. Press the
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