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6. AGC : The brighter image can be displayed by adjusting AGC (Auto Gain Control) level.
(AGC : 0 ~ 20 / Default : 15 / Default Value : 15)
Use this function when adjustment of the colour output is needed.
1. Move the triangular cursor to WHITE BAL on the Set Up Menu screen, using the Up and Down buttons
2. Select the desired mode using the Left and Right buttons.
3. Select the most appropriate mode for the prevailing installation conditions.
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ATW: Use this mode when the colour temperature is from 1,800K to 10,500K.
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AWB: Use this mode when the colour temperature is from 3,000K to 7,000K.
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AWC
SET: Direct and focus the camera toward a blank white sheet of paper and press the SET
button. If the lighting conditions change re-calibration will be required.
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MANUAL: Manual setting allows for more detailed colour control. First adjust the white balance using
either ATW or AWB. Then change to manual mode and press the SET button.
NOTE
White Balance may not work correctly in the following conditions:
* When there is a very high colour temperature within the subject, for example a sunset in a clear sky.
* It is very dark
* If the camera is pointed towards fluorescent light, or there is a drastic change in lighting, the White
Balance operation may become unstable.
* In these conditions, AWB mode is recommended.
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2. EXPOSURE
BRIGHTNESS
SHUTTER
SENS-UP
AGC
RETURN
White Balance
MENU
1. LENS
2. EXPOSURE
3. WHITE BAL
4. BACKLIGHT
5. DNR
6. DAY&NIGHT
7. IMAGE
8. SYSTEM
9. SPECIAL
10. EXIT
MANUAL
KELVIN
R-GAIN
B-GAIN
RETURN
High Resolution 1000TVL Bullet Cameras
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ATW
OFF
MIDDLE
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