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Surveillance: When the camera is in surveillance mode, it pans continuously left and right,
until it is taken out of surveillance mode or until the JCU II is used to move the camera. The
camera does not automatically resume panning; enable surveillance again by pressing a
programmed User button or selecting it again in the main menu.
When Surveillance is selected from the Settings menu or the Menu button on the JCU II is pressed
when in Surveillance mode, the following OSD menu is shown.
Scan Width: In surveillance mode, the Scan Width determines the range of horizontal azimuth
(pan) covered by each scan. The choices are:
Small: The camera scans from approximately 20
o
(40
total).
Medium: The camera scans from approximately 40
o
(80
total).
Large: The camera scan covers 80
o
(160
total). The default scan width is wide.
Note: The center of the scan pattern is determined by the direction the camera is pointing when
surveillance is enabled. The scan pattern is not centered about the home position, unless the
camera is in the home position when surveillance is enabled.
Scan Speed: In surveillance mode, the scan speed determines how quickly the camera scans
back and forth. The choices are fast, medium, and slow. The scan speed is affected by the zoom
state (scans at a slower rate when zoomed in).
NMEA: Select this option to enable or disable the processing of messages using the NMEA
interface. The factory default setting is disabled. All messages are ignored when NMEA Mode is
disabled even if the specific message types are enabled. See "NMEA Settings" on page 30.
Spotlight: Select this option and then select one of the active spotlight modes (On, Flash,
SOS). The Spotlight turns on in the selected mode. A user programmable button (UPB) can be
programmed as Spotlight on/off or as Signal Light to control the light. When set to Signal Light, the
UPB will turn on the Spotlight when pressed and turn off the Spotlight when released.
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