Takenaka System FS2300DV Instruction Manual page 22

● Hide setting of the cursor (Camera Link output)
It can hide the cursor for Camera Link output separately from the cursor for monitor output..
● Cursor movement
It can move each cursor by entering an argument to the communication command H'48 as follows after setting the
operating cursor number by the communication command H'49.
(in a direction toward the monitor)
H'01:start position- upward
H'02: start position - downward
H'03:start position -leftward
H'04: start position -rightward
H'05:width-upward
H'06: width-downward
H'07: width-leftward
H'08: width-rightward
● Moving amount of the cursor
Normally, moving amount of the cursor is one pixel in a horizontal direction and one line in a vertical direction. However
it can be set to 10 pixels in a horizontal direction and 10 lines in a vertical direction by entering the argument [H'01] to
the communication command "H'4A".
● Monitor clipping area (Display area)
It can adjust the start position to clip the image for monitor display out of frame imagery.
This camera clips 1080 lines out of approx. vertical 1200 lines to send output to the monitor
It can scroll the monitor output by entering the argument [Start position coordinate data] to the communication
command "H'3B" .
● Up-and-down movement of the monitor clipping area (scrolling)
It can add /subtract the moving amount to/ from the start position data by entering the argument [H'01 or H'02] to the
communication command "H'48" as follows.
(in a direction toward the monitor)
H'01 : Upward
H'02 : Downward
● Moving amount of the monitor clipping area
Moving amount of the monitor clipping area is one line in a vertical direction. However it can be set to 10 lines in a
vertical direction by entering the argument [H'01] to the communication command "H'4D".
(6-5) Read out of factory default
● Factory default
This is the operation to read out the factory default when the user wants to restore the settings that was changed by the
user to the state at the time of purchase.
Enter the argument [H'01] to the communication command "H'DC". (to permit EEPROM to communicate)
Enter the argument [H'01] to the communication command "H'D9". (to load the saved data)
(Note) The numerical values adjusted for each camera are stored as "Factory default".
● Initialization
This is the operation to put the camera into initial state before setting the factory default. Every camera is set to same
values for each parameter.
Enter the argument [H'01] to the communication command "H'DC". (to permit EEPROM to communicate)
Enter the argument [H'01] to the communication command "H'D7". (to load the saved data)
Example
H'01
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H'06 H'08
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