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Creating a Preset
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Each preset position will have a different number assigned to it. To recall
a particular position, click the dialogue box, input a number then click "GO
TO". The camera will then move to that particular position. When creating
a preset position, you may want to make note which position is assigned to
each number.
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Click the dialogue box to change the length of time (in seconds) the camera
will stay at a particular position, before moving to the next position.
3.
Click this to go to a particular preset position.
4.
Click this to create a preset.
5.
Click this to save any changes made.
6.
Click this to clear a preset.
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Creating a Preset
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To create a preset, use the PTZ controls to move the camera to the de-
sired focal position. The zoom and focus controls can also be used. Use
the speed control to alter how fast or slow the camera will move.
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Change the length of time the camera will stay at this position.
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Click the "Set" button to create the preset. You will notice that the preset
position will increase each time a preset is created. The total number of
presets created will also be displayed. Up to 255 different preset positions
can be created.
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Repeat these steps to create multiple preset positions. When finished,
click the "Save" button to save. Right-click to exit.
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Click the "Start Cruise" button to continually cycle through each preset
created. Click again to stop.
Accessing your Camera's On-screen Display
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Click the preset position dialogue box (1) then click the backspace button
twice. Enter "95", click the enter button then click the "GO TO" button.
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To navigate the on-screen display, click the up and down directional but-
tons. The hyphen indicates which option or setting has been selected.
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Click the right directional button to confirm selection. Click the left and
right directional buttons to change settings within sub-menus.
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Consult the camera's instruction manual for information about the func-
tions available in the on-screen display.
Please note:
If the above instructions don't work for your camera, try
pressing the Iris "+" button to access the on-screen display.
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