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increases the pixel size and |
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focuses on the center of the |
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picture. You will also see the |
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ZOOM icon in the upper right |
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corner of the display. |
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Pan and tilt in zoom mode Once in zoom mode, you can pan and tilt the camera to see the outside edges of the zoomed in area. Use the arrow buttons to pan right and left or tilt up and down.
Pan and tilt features are only
available in zoom mode.
Understanding
Night Vision
The weatherproof cameras included with your receiver have 24 infrared LEDs for low- light conditions.
Pan left
Tilt up
Tilt down
Pan right
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The infrared LED automatically turns on when the ambient light gets too dim (around twilight); the LED provides enough light for the camera to capture clear images in deep twilight or under a very bright full moon. (See page 23 for lux specifications.)
For the best night vision results, place the camera no closer than about 10 feet (3 meters) and no further than about 30 feet (9 meters) from the point you want to monitor.
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