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3. Keyboard
3.1. Button 1, camera selection
Press the camera selection button (1) once (see Figure 2). The
camera LED flashes to indicate that manual camera selection is
enabled (see Figure 3). Press the button again to disable manual
camera selection.
Use the minus and plus buttons to select the desired camera.
The other buttons (3 = contrast, 4 = brightness and 3+4 = satura-
tion) can also be used and these functions can be adjusted with the
minus and plus buttons. Disable these functions by reselecting a
camera with the minus and plus buttons.
Manual camera selection has priority over the scan function and the
automatic camera selection. The button function can be disabled
in the service menu via the option 'system settings → keyboard →
keyboard lock'. See system settings for more information (section
4.3. on page 13).
3.2. Button 2, auto LCD backlight control day/night settings
See figure 4.
For a compact camera, press this button to switch between:
• The ABC mode
• The LCD backlight day setting
• The LCD backlight night setting
TIC and AFZ cameras are exceptions. For these, pressing button 2
makes other functions available (see sections 3.8.1. and 3.8.2. on
page 9).
Button
The ABC mode controls the backlight between a minimum (adjust-
able; see also under service menu on page 16) and a maximum
level depending on the intensity of the ambient light. A light sensor
on the keyboard measures the ambient light (see Figure 6).
In the day and night mode the brightness of the backlight can be
manually set using the minus and plus buttons (the settings are
saved). These settings are not camera dependent and therefore ap-
ply for all cameras (see Figure 5).
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