Samsung SCC-B5399P Size of the area ② If you change the Pixel Level for setting, Fixed/Moved

How to use OSD Menu

①If you press the SETUP switch with the LINE option set to ON, you can specify the position and detection direction of the line.

②If you change the PIXEL LEVEL for setting

the position, specify the pixel that moves by a single pressure of the cdef switch.

③In <POINT>, you can specify the first position of the line by pressing the SETUP switch once, and

the second position by pressing the switch again. Use the cdef switch to specify the position.

Set each position of the two points and press the SETUP switch to complete the positioning.

④If you change the DIRECTION, you can specify the detection direction. The detection direction based on the defined two points will be displayed on the screen.

-How to set the area

		AREA
PIXEL LEVEL			[4]
<SIZE> ￿
<LOCATION>	￿
￿		￿		￿

①If you press the SETUP switch with the AREA option set to ON, you can specify the position

and size of the area.

②If you change the PIXEL LEVEL for setting

the position, specify the pixel that moves by a single pressure of the cdef switch.

③In <SIZE>, press the SETUP switch and use the cdef switch to adjust the size. Press the SETUP switch again to complete the sizing.

④In <LOCATION>, press the SETUP switch and use the cdef switch to specify the position. Press the SETUP switch again to complete the positioning.

Note :

–If you set the LINE of the FENCE to ON, PRIVACY 12 will not be available.

Functions of FENCE, PIP, DIS and DIGITAL ZOOM (if the digital zoom factor is set to larger than 1x) can not be used simultaneously.

–In the boundary of the defined AREA and LINE, a FENCE detection error may occur if two or more moving objects overlap with each other or one object separates in multiple directions.

•FIXED/MOVED

If an object on the screen suddenly disappears or an object comes out of nowhere and stays for a certain time, the area will be displayed.

A detection (FIXED/MOVED) error may occur if :

- multiple motions occur continuously in random directions

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