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The live images look scrambled and the frame rate can't
be set.
If the image is non-responsive and scrambled, the camera may be set to an external sync
without a sync source connected. In the PCC > Live > Advanced Settings menu, check
the External Sync setting to ensure that 'Internal' is selected.
Restoring the factor y defaults.
If the camera is stuck in an unusual state it may be useful to restore the camera's factory
defaults. This returns the capture parameters, image processing, video modes,
and image calibration back to the original settings.
To do this, you will need to perform an 'iLoad'. For details on performing an 'iload' follow
the 'Step-by-Step Procedures / Live Panel Procedures / Advanced Settings / Performing
an iLoad (on a Ph16 Camera)' topic within the supplied PCC Help file.
Back Focus Adjustment
Due to differences in various lenses and other mechanical tolerances it may be necessary
to adjust the lens mount on the camera to obtain proper focus. In most cases, changing
a lens or replacing a mount will not require adjusting the back focus, though it should be
verified. When the focus distance marks on a lens do not match the measured distance
between the sensor & subject, it indicates the need to adjust the back focus.
By adjusting the back focus, you are changing the distance of between the flange and
the sensor plane. Shims are included to assist in both slight and coarse back focus
adjustments.
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