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D-WDR (Wide Dynamic Range)
D-WDR level: 1 – 20 (increments of 1)
(Helps to provide a more balanced image when the camera is looking at a
highly contrasting scene of view e.g. reception area with external glass)
AGC (Auto Gain Control)
AGC: Off, Low, Mid, High
(AGC is applied to the image in low light conditions to maintain the video
level)
2D-DNR (Digital Noise Reduction)
2D-DNR: Off, Low, Mid, High
(This helps to reduce digital noise in the image in low light conditions)
COLOUR
WB Mode (White Balance)
WB mode: ATW, Manual, AWC Push, AWC
(Adjusts the white balance to suit area being viewed)
Manual: Allows you to adjust the Red and Blue content of the image
M.WB R: 0 – 128 (increments of 1)
M.WB B: 0 – 128 (increments of 1)
AWC Push: Sets the white balance based on the lighting level at the camera
at that time (used when there is no change in the illumination level)
R – Y Gain: 0 – 255 (in increments of 1)
B – Y Gain: 0 – 255 (in increments of 1)
(R-Y / B-Y adjustments influence every WB mode)
DAY / NIGHT
Day / Night (make changes to the camera operation)
D&N modes: Auto, Colour, B&W, EX-CDS
Auto (auto switching between colour& monochrome on CM & DN models)
Burst: Off, On
(Allows colour burst to be on or off when camera switches to B&W)
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