JVC TK-C625 manual 24 EN, Camera Function 1 Screen, Camera Function 2 Screen

		Setting Up the Camera Using RM-P2580(continued)
24 EN
	CAMERA FUNCTION 1 Screen
			Item				Function/Set Value		Initial
									Value
V. PHASE					This adjusts the vertical synchronization to those of other cameras when a selector switch for
					the synchronizing system on the Ceilling Mount is at LL. (50 Hz *(60Hz) power region only.)
					*( ) : TK-C625U				0
					Set values : TK-C625E : -156 to 0 to 156
							TK-C625U :-131 to 0 to 131
POS.TITLE LOC.					Use this to set the display positions of position and area titles.
					UP-L		: Display at the top left of the screen. DOWN-C : Display at the lower center of the screen.
					DOWN-L : Display at the bottom left of the screen. UP-R : Display at the top right of the screen.				UP-L
					UP-C		: Display at the upper center of the screen. DOWN-R : Display at the bottom right of the screen.
					[Set values: UP-L,DOWN-L, UP-C, DOWN-C, UP-R, DOWN-R]
PRIVATE MASK..					This function grays out sections on the captured image that are not to be displayed. The
					grayed out section moves accordingly during panning, tilting and zooming.				^
					APRIVATE MASK SetupB (A pg. 31)
MANUAL DISPLAY				Use this to set whether to display AMANUALB on the screen when manual operation is
					performed at non-preset positions using the remote control unit. When this is set to AONB,
					AAUTO PANB and AAUTO TRACEB will also be displayed on the screen respectively during
					Auto Pan and Auto Trace operations, in addition to manual operation.
					ON	: Display "MANUAL".			ON
					OFF : Do not display "MANUAL".
					MEMO
					● Even when this item is set to AONB, display will not appear when the AAREA DISPLAYB (A pg. 26) item
					is set to ATITLEB or ADIRB, or when a preset position is selected.
	CAMERA FUNCTION 2 Screen
			Item				Function/Set Value		Initial
									Value
FLIP					When Tilt operation is performed with this item set to AOFFB, the camera will stop at the
					position where it is facing directly downwards. When an object passes beneath the camera,
					the camera will A point downwards, B pan 180°, and C point upwards. In other words, the
					camera needs to perform these 3 steps. By using the Auto Flip function helps to reduce the
					number of operations.
					Set this function when shooting an object that passes beneath the camera.
					OFF		: Auto Flip is disabled.
					AUTO 1 : The camera pans 180° automatically and stops when the object comes beneath
							the camera. In this case, the camera and PAN/TILT lever operations function in		OFF
							the same direction.
					AUTO 2		: The camera pans 180° automatically when the object comes beneath	the
							camera, and direction of the camera and TILT lever operations function in
							opposite directions. Set this function to enable continuous operation. Stopping
							this operation restores the camera to its normal direction of operation.
					AUTO 3		: The camera pans 180° automatically when the object comes beneath	the
							camera, and direction of the camera and TILT lever operations function in
							opposite directions. The camera will return to its normal direction of operation
							upon a lapse of 10 seconds or more after the operation stops.
VAR. P/T SPEED					Use this to alter the Pan (horizontal) and Tilt (vertical) speed automatically according to the
					zoom of the lens. Pan and Tilt speed will slow down when the zoom lens is set to TELE, and
					speeds up when set to Wide. Set this when shooting objects with a different zoom ratio.				ON
					OFF : Disabled.
					ON	: Enabled.
EASY AF					When this is set to ON, the auto focus (AF) function will be automatically activated during
					manual Pan, Tilt or Zoom operation. This function is convenient when frequent manual
					operations are expected as it eliminates the need to adjust focus after every manual
					operation of the camera.
					OFF : Disabled.				OFF
					ON	: Enabled.
					MEMO
					● Auto focusing may sometimes fail to bring an object into accurate focus. (A pg. 6) In this case, adjust
					focus manually.