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7.5.2 Image
Overall profile: Image settings and image optimisation functions apply for
the day and night profiles
Individually time-controlled Image settings and image optimisation functions can be
separately configured for day and night profiles
Brightness, contrast, saturation, hue: Adjust these values to suit the ambient conditions.
Sharpness: set the electronic oversharpening for the image
(edge overdraw)
Iris mode: choose between manual and automatic iris control,
depending on your model. If only one mode is available,
then it is the only mode offered.
Exposure time: select a value for the fixed exposure time.
Amplification (optional): The higher the value is, the lighter the image is in poor
lighting conditions and therefore the higher the image noise
is.
Day/night switching: Select a method for switching between day and night
mode.
Day: the camera stays in day mode.
Night: the camera stays in night mode.
Auto: Automatic switching according to light conditions
Schedule: switching at fixed times. You must enter the day
start time and day end time.
Triggered by event: switching is performed by triggering the
switching input. The output status can be achieved via the
status option if the input is not triggered.
Sensitivity: the higher the value is, the darker it must be for the camera
to switch to night mode.
Delay time: delay in seconds until switching to day or night mode.
Smart IR: Prevents glare effects from objects that are too close when
IR lighting is enabled.
WDR: wide dynamic function for improved display of high
contrasts. The WDR level should be reduced if the image
displayed is too bright.
Wide dynamic level: select the WDR level. A higher level may increase image
noise.
HLC: Glare around the edge of bright light sources is reduced
(e.g. car headlights). A higher threshold means high
reduction. Function only with deactivated WDR.
White balance: Select between different variants of white balance.
Digital Noise reduction: Function for reducing noise in the image. The higher the
value, the more noise is removed and the more static the
image appears.
Noise reduction level: select the DNR level
Mirroring: H: Horizontal mirroring (left/right)
V: Vertical mirroring (up/down)
Hor. + Vert.: Horizontal and vertical mirroring
Vertical display: This setting rotates the image to increase the vertical angle
of view. It is necessary to rotate the camera module by 90°
when doing this.
Scenario pre-settings: These two indoor/outdoor options are used to configure
certain pre-settings for the two scenarios in the camera.
Video standard: Here you can set the mains frequency of the power supply
network.
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