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LED
The LED indication on the front of the camera can be configured
in a number of different ways:
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Off - LED is always off. Useful when you do not want the
camera to be seen at night or if you are experiencing a visible
reflection in a window.
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Always Green - LED remains green when camera is on.
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Green-Yellow Active - LED remains green until image
activity occurs (viewing, recording, FTP, etc.), in which case it
momentarily blinks yellow.
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Green-Red Motion - LED remains green until internal video
motion is detected, in which case it momentarily blinks red.
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Green-Red-Yellow - A combination of Green-Yellow Active and
Green-Red-Motion.
Video Out
Controls video out BNC port on the back of the camera. It can be
turned off (no video out) or set to NTSC or PAL. When set to NTSC
or PAL, the camera's video can be viewed with any standard video
monitor. Note: the video resolution will be scaled up or down to the
maximum NTSC or PAL resolution. On the 5 megapixel model, turning
the Video Out off will increase the maximum frame rate at 2592x1944
from 7.5 fps to 10 fps.
IR (only available on IR models)
This determines how the mechanical IR (infrared) filter behaves.
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Off - The camera will only see visible light.
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On - The camera will see both visible and infrared light.
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Auto - The camera will automatically determine what position
the IR filter should be in (IR is normally only needed in low light
situations). If you plan on using the IR mode (on or auto), an IR
illuminator is recommended.
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