A customer costumer contacted us with the following question: Is there a general starting place for these switches on the BIPRO-EC550VF CCTV Camera? How would they generally be set for outdoor use? I think I understand what they mean other than Back Light Compensation, Flicker Less and mirror. Please get me started, I have a lot of these to install.
Definition: Back light compensation. A function of the camera that compensates for excessive light directed at the camera causing the video to bloom or causing the images in front of the light to be unusable.
ON (Default): Activity BLC
OFF: No BLC
ALC/ELC – Auto Light Compensation
Definition: Photometric control, measures light intensity. Determines the iris reaction sensitivity. Sensitivity is increased when the potentiometer is turned towards PEAK, and decreased when turned towards AVERAGE
OFF (Default): ALC / It is for Auto DC IRIS Vari-focal Lens
ON: ELC / It is for our board lens or manual Vari-focal Lens
FLK – Flicker less
ON: 50Hz
OFF (Default) : 60Hz
AGC – Auto Gain Control
Definition: Automatic Gain Control, an electronic circuit that amplifies the video signal when the strength of the signal falls below a given value
ON (Default): Max
OFF: Min
Mirror – On/Off
ON: Mirror
OFF (Default): None
Time – Hold Mode (ON: 5 sec. Off: 10 Sec)
Definition: Delay time for LED ON/OFF
ON (Default): LED ON/OFF after 5 Seconds
OFF: LED ON/OFF after 10 Seconds
Sensitivity – “CDS” Sensor Level Control
ON: LED ON at 1 Lux, LED OFF at 5 Lux.
OFF (Default): LED ON at 2 Lux, LED OFF at 4 Lux.
DC IRIS Lens Level
It is operation for IRIS manually and setting by MFG (Recommend: Don’t Changed)
IR LED Level
MAX (Default): IR LED is to bright
MIN: IR LED is to faint
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