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en | Using your MIC Camera
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About Fonts for Camera Titles
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Available Character Set
Characters permitted:
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Characters not permitted:
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Two-line Camera Title
At the top of the video, there are two lines of text.
Line 1 displays the first 20 characters of the Camera Name/ID. Users can edit this text to enter
a highway name, camera location, etc.
Line 2 displays the text, "LOOKING: X" or "LOOKING: XX" (without quotation marks), where
"X" or "XX" is the compass direction. This line cannot be edited by the end user.
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Three-line Camera Title
Lines 1 and 2 display the first 20 characters of both lines of the Camera Name/ID. Users can
edit both of these lines to enter a highway name, camera location, etc.
Line 3 displays the text, "LOOKING: X" or "LOOKING: XX" (without quotation marks), where
"X" or "XX" is the compass direction. This line cannot be edited by the end user.
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2020-07 | 1.2 |
Display three (3) lines of text at the top of the video. Use the command AUX ON-76-
ENTER.
The default font style is white text with a clear background. The font size cannot be
changed.
Using the command AUX ON-77-ENTER, users can change the font color manually when
the camera is in Day Mode. Toggle the text colors in the following sequence: White-
>Yellow->Violet->Red->Cyan->Green->Blue->White.
Using the command AUX OFF-77-ENTER, users can set the color again to the default
white.
The font color changes automatically to white when the camera enters Night Mode.
When the camera returns to Day Mode, the camera will use the selected font color
automatically.
A-Z (upper case only)
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Miscellaneous characters such as - [SPACE]! " $ & ' , . / : ?
Lower case characters (a-z)
Underscores (_)
Save these settings so that, in case of a power failure, the system will recover and then
restore the user values.
LOOKING will always appear in English and will be at a fixed location on the OSD.
The X or XX designates the compass direction that updates automatically as the camera
pans. A identifies "North," "South," "East," or West." AA identifies "Northeast,"
"Northwest," "Southeast," or "Southwest."
LOOKING will always appear in English and will be at a fixed location on the OSD.
The X or XX designates the compass direction that updates automatically as the camera
pans. A identifies "North," "South," "East," or West." AA identifies "Northeast,"
"Northwest," "Southeast," or "Southwest."
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