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OPTION SETTING
| B Color/black & white selection setting (DAY/NIGHT) | 3 POLARITY setting |
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The ALARM IN terminal on the rear panel can be used to force |
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the image mode to color mode or black & white mode. Use this |
| POLARITY, then use the cursor button (d or c) to select | |||||||
setting when using this terminal to force the mode selection. |
| “NO” or “NC”. |
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However, when this setting is being used, external alarm input |
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cannot be received. |
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| • NO: Normally open (Normally open, and mode switches | ||||
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1 | LENS |
| 2, 3 | ALARM SETTING |
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| FOCUS | MANU ‚ |
| ALARM IN | ALM |
| • NC: Normally closed (Normally closed, and mode switches | ||
| ZOOM | SET ‚ |
| POLARITY | NO |
| between color and black & white when opened) | ||
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| MOTION | OFF |
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| DAY/NIGHT | COLOR‚ |
| DURATION | 5S |
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| ALARM OUT | OFF |
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| VIEW ANGLE | OFF |
| POLARITY | NO |
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| ALARM TIME | 5S |
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| PRESET | OFF |
| LINE OUT | OFF |
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| PRESET | OFF |
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| MENU | BACK |
| MENU | BACK |
| When set to NO | Open | COLOR |
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1 Set DAY/NIGHT in the LENS setting screen to “COLOR”. |
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| When set to NC | Open | COLOR | ||||||
| First change the DAY/NIGHT setting in the LENS setting screen |
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| to “COLOR”. (See p23) |
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| Closed | B/W | |
2 Color/black & white selection setting |
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Use the cursor button (j or l) to move the cursor to ALM for ALARM IN, and then use the cursor button (d or c) to set the input (e.g. COLOR).
•ALM: The control terminal (ALARM IN) is used for alarm input.
•COLOR: The control terminal (ALARM IN) is used for color/black & white selection input. External operations can then be used to forcibly switch the mode to color mode or black & white mode.
•If DAY/NIGHT has been set to “COLOR”, color/black & white selection will not be possible.
•If COLOR is selected, settings relating to external alarm input will not be displayed, and it will not be possible to receive external alarm inputs.
•The color/black & white selection setting is applied from the point after the menu is exited.
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