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If you are using the NU-700 (outdoor camera), use the Admin Viewer supplied with
the VB150 to specify the wiper, exposure and ND filter settings.
Note
Operating the Camera with Panorama
The pan, tilt, and zoom of a camera can be freely controlled from the Panorama window. The
frame displayed on the panorama indicates the portion that displays the image. You can change
the pan and tilt by dragging this frame, and you can zoom in or out by dragging any side of the
frame to make it smaller or larger. Also, by clicking on the Panorama, the camera can be oriented
to make that position the center of the image, and you can create a new frame by dragging on the
Panorama outside the existing frame.
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A panorama picture must first be created using the Panorama Creation Tool
supplied with the camera server before you use this feature.
Note
Operating the Monitoring Screen
The Focus dialog box appears when the AF/MF
button is clicked.
"Auto" is auto focus, "Auto (for domes)" is for the
camera used in combination with a camera dome so
that auto focus does not focus on the camera dome
wall surface, and "Fixed at infinity" enables focusing
on infinity. Under Manual focus, the focus can be
adjusted by holding down the Far or Near buttons.
The Speed dialog box appears when the Speed
button is clicked.
For the camera's "Pan/Tilt Speed", select pan and
tilt speeds as Fast, Normal or Slow.
For the camera's "Zoom Speed", select camera
zoom speed as Fast or Slow.
If the NU-700 with WV-TCP connection (see p. 99)
is being used, you can set the manual focus speed
to Fast or Slow for the camera's "Focus Speed".
"Pan/Tilt Speed" and "Zoom Speed" settings are
only effective for pan, tilt and zoom operations with
control buttons and for the arrow button operations
on the viewer (see p. 60 "Tip")
Drag the side of the frame for zoom.
Drag the frame for pan and tilt.
Click on Panorama to make that position the center,
drag to create a frame.
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