Samsung SCC-B5345, SCC-B5344 OFF, the subject with excessive light is not clearly shown

2.Switch 2 (LSS): This sens-up mode accumulates the image fields in memory to reduce noise but increase the brightness and contrast rate. When this switch is set to ON, the camera automatically switches to a maximum of 128 times of image acquisition speed to implement a clear picture for darker image.

3.Switch 3 (H-REV): When this switch is set to ON, the camera image is reversed horizontally. If you want to monitor your site using a mirror, you can use this feature to see the right image.

4.Switch 4 (V-REV): When this switch is set to ON, the camera image is reversed vertically. If your camera reluctantly displays the vertically reversed image, you can use this feature to see the right image.

5.Switch 5 (BLC): When this switch is set to ON, you can view a clear image even though the camera faces any excessive light such as sunlight and fluorescent light. When it is set to

OFF, the subject with excessive light is not clearly shown.

6.Switch 6 (FL): When this switch is set to ON, the shutter speed is fixed to 1/100 sec (for NTSC) or 1/120 sec (for PAL) to prevent screen from flickering by the disaccordance between vertical synchronous frequency (50Hz for NTSC, 60Hz for PAL) and on-and-off frequency of a light.

7.Switch 7 (D/N): When this switch is set to ON, the camera automatically switches between color and B&W according to the brightness of the vicinity.

8.Switch 8 (AWB): This switch adjusts white balancing. When this switch is set to ON, this camera operates in ATW mode, and in case of OFF, this camera operates in AWC mode.

ATW (Auto Tracking White Balance): The color temperature is automatically adjusted according to the environmental change. (Approx. 2000°K to 11,000°K)

AWC (Auto White Balance Control): It stores the color temperature just when the switch is changed to OFF. Accordingly color temperatures are adjusted by the stored value.

Caution

-. The IRIS setting range for the camera is approximately 80 to 120 IRE. It means the camera does not provide the IRIS full open/close feature but the restricted variation range.

-. Use the camera after setting to the proper level (80 IRE or above) because the IRIS hunting may occur when the level is 75 IRE or below.

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