Hot Spot Tool; Crop Tool; Gain Window Tool - Iqinvision IQeye User Manual

3.4.1 Hot Spot Tool

A hot spot is one area within the image that updates faster than the rest of the image. This
technique is also called picture-in-picture. Create a rapidly updating area within your camera's
image by using the hot spot tool.
To properly view hot spot images using Netscape browsers, you must
Note:
enable stylesheets within your browser. This option is available within
the Advanced area of the Preferences settings. Access the setting by
selecting Edit from the menu bar. Within the Edit menu, choose
Preferences and then scroll down to Advanced. Enable stylesheets by
clicking the appropriate check box.
To set a hot spot:
Click the Set Hot Spot button.
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Click the part of the image that you want to be the upper-left corner of the hot
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spot window. Do not hold the mouse button down.
Move your mouse to the area that you want to be the lower-right corner of the
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hot spot window and click the mouse again.
To remove a previously configured hot spot, click the Clear button.

3.4.2 Crop Tool

Cropping an image involves selecting one region of interest in the image and discarding the rest,
creating a smaller image. When you crop the image, you will increase the rate at which the
camera can process and transmit images. Set the cropping of your camera's image by using the
crop tool.
To set a crop area:
Click the Set Crop button.
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Click the part of the image that you want to be the upper-left corner of the crop
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area.
Move your mouse to the area that you want to be the lower-right corner of the
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crop area.
Click the mouse again to apply the changes to your camera's image.
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To remove a previously configured crop window, click the Clear button.

3.4.3 Gain Window Tool

A gain window is an area within the image that determines the brightness level for the entire
image. When you set a gain window, the brightness of the rest of the image adjusts to match the
brightness of the image in the window.
image configuration
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