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- Page 1 PRO SERIES HD PRO-T853/T854/T858 On-Screen Display (OSD) REFERENCE GUIDE...
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Page 2: Configuring Your Dvr
Configuring your DVR The camera uses a special control method called “Coaxitron” that sends the control signal down the video signal. This makes the configuration much easier than conventional PTZ cameras, but your DVR may not be set up to control the camera when you first receive it. 1. - Page 3 Controlling the OSD Menu MAIN MENU DAY-NIGHT VIDEO SETTING Don’t forget, to access the PTZ controls, select your LANGUAGE ENGLISH camera and the camera toolbar will appear (as seen be- RESET low). Then, choose the PTZ button (highlighted) to open SAVE-EXIT the PTZ controls to get started.
- Page 4 Main Menu The on-screen display enables you to control MAIN MENU the appearance and The blue text shows the characteristics of the currently selected option. image shown on your camera. This is an DAY-NIGHT addition to the settings that can be changed VIDEO SETTING directly on the DVR.
- Page 5 AE (Auto Exposure) EXPOSURE BRIGHTNESS EXPOSURE GLOBE GAIN RETURN Brightness (1-20; default 8): This adjusts the direct gain of the image, area in shadow. FLC is similar to BLC, but for instances where the light making the whole scene look whiter or brighter. Usually best to leave is coming from behind the camera rather than behind the subject.
- Page 6 WB (White Balance) MODE RETURN ATW (Automatic White Balance): Return: The camera sets the White Balance Select this to go back to the Main Menu. according to the light it receives. We recommend you use this setting in most circumstances. MWB (Manual White Balance): The user can then select the gain (amplification) of the red and blue channel (RGain and BGain respectively)
- Page 7 Day/Night DAY/NIGHT MODE RETURN Smart: B/W: The camera determines when to switch from day to night mode. The camera will remain in night mode. The camera will switch to black and white display and the IR filter will be deactivated. In day time Color: The camera will remain in day (color) mode.
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Page 8: Video Setting
Video Setting VIDEO SETTING CONTRAST SHARPNESS COLOR GAIN FORMAT RETURN Contrast (1-10; default 5): Contrast affects the color difference of the color more vivid, but can result in color bleed (where the color is the camera. Lower settings will make the image look more grey and projected outward slightly from the edges of an object). - Page 9 Video Setting (cont.) VIDEO SETTING CONTRAST SHARPNESS COLOR GAIN FORMAT RETURN Format (PAL-NTSC): WDR: The format on modern cameras is no longer an Wide Dynamic Range causes the camera to take multiple exposures issue as these formats relate to broadcast TV signals that these cameras and average the result.
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Page 10: Helpdesk & Technical Support
Helpdesk & Technical Support Technical Support E-mail: tech@swann.com Technical Support Website: support.swann.com Telephone Helpdesk 1800 627 2799 AUSTRALIA 1800 788 210 NEW ZEALAND 0800 479 266 0808 168 9031 Security Made Smarter MT853_854_858OSDVER1E © Swann 2017...