Honeywell RAPID EYE MULTI-MEDIA Operator's Manual page 34

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Table 8
Position after close of session, for PTZ cameras
Session ends...
Stay put
Go to preset 1
Start tour 1*
* A "PTZ tour" differs from site tours; see 9: Watching Site Tours.
PTZ and motion search
Video recorded while a PTZ dome or camera can be searched for motion. When the
camera is fixed, results are as expected; see 5: Searching for Motion, on p. 5–1.
However, motion search is not effective on video recorded as a PTZ camera is panning,
tilting or zooming. If you plan to use motion search on a PTZ camera, use "Stay put" or a
preset after close of session. See table 8. Motion search can also be used to find out
when a PTZ camera was moved, if that camera should be staying put.
2.3.2 PTZ Command Reference
Table 9
PTZ commands on toolbar
Button
*
Use and action of some functions may depend on dome manufacturer.
Ultrak KD6i domes & auto-aperture
Before an aperture setting can be changed manually on an Ultrak KD6i dome, the
operator needs to turn OFF the auto-aperture. Auto-aperture is also known as "auto-iris".
2–18
Behavior
The camera remains in the last position used by the operator. If it
is panning, it keeps on panning; if it is not moving, it stays put.
The "stay put" behavior makes available the Return to Auto-iris
and Return to Auto-focus options.
The camera returns to "preset 1" configured using Multi.
Some camera models can keep moving when not in use by an
operator.
Function
zoom in - zoom out
opens/closes the
aperture* of the camera
focuses the camera
lens*
governs the amount of
panning, tilting and
zoom
Result
(+) subjects in the camera window
appear closer
(-) subjects in the camera window
appear further away
increases/decreases the brightness of
the video feed
sharpens (F+) or dulls (F-) subjects in
the camera window, depending on
distance.
selects a "nudge" factor of small (S),
medium (M) or large (L)