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Voyager III System Configuration
Caution: If you change your primary video display from OSD, the menus are no
longer visible. Make sure you select OSD Video for the secondary display so you
can change settings through the menus as needed.
Tracker/PIP Menu
Your Voyager III system includes a tracker that lets you choose a target area of
the display and have the tracker keep the camera focused on that area. Tracking
is discussed in "Using Voyager III Tracking" on page 33.
Some features of the tracker are available whenever you use your Voyager III
system, regardless of whether you enable a tracking session. These features can
be configured on the Tracker/PIP Menu.
When you select Tracker/PIP Menu from the main menu, the following on-screen
menu displays.
Picture in Picture Mode
Enable this setting if you want to have a small picture from a secondary video
source display on the monitor, overlaid on the primary view. This is useful, for
example, if you want to be able to simultaneously see both the visible and thermal
displays. The smaller "picture within the picture" is derived from the Secondary
value specified on the Analog Video Menu.
PIP Location
Select the location where you want the smaller picture to display. Choices are
Lower Right and Middle Left. This setting only has effect when Picture in Picture
Mode is enabled.
Electronic Stabilization
Electronic stabilization is a mechanism used to compensate for the effects of high
frequency vibration that may reduce picture quality by shifting the image slightly. It
may be helpful when you are using the Voyager III tracking module and need a
very stable image. You should experiment with enabling and disabling this setting
to see if it improves the tracking experience. When Electronic Stabilization is
enabled, some of the pixels around the edge of the display are eliminated.
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Picture in Picture Mode:
PIP Location:
Electronic Stabilization:
E-Stab Filter:
Disabled
Middle Left
Enabled
Standard
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