c Video content loop: When this parameter is set to ON, a recorded video file is automatically saved
once by segment every 15 minutes. When this parameter is set to OFF, a recorded video file is
automatically saved once by segment every 30 minutes.
d Auto to standby: Set this parameter to OFF, 2 mins, 5 mins, or 10 mins. You can select the time for
automatic standby. After presetting the time, the system starts counting time when there is no task or
operation. When the preset time is reached, the D21 video camera disables the input/output and
enters standby mode. During time counting, the system restarts counting time if any tasks or
operations are carried out. During the standby period, the SD21 video camera starts working if the
Video, Photo, or Stop key is pressed. In factory setting, this parameter is set to OFF.
e TV output system: Set this parameter to NTSC or PAL. You can set the video system for output on a
TV set. A black screen appears for two seconds during switchover between the NTSC and PAL
systems, and this situation is normal.
Note: Before using the video camera, select NTSC or PAL depending on your region. After the video system
is selected, the light source frequency also changes to avoid image blinking during video recording.
f Contrast: Set this parameter to Standard by default. To improve the image effect during night shooting,
set this parameter to Enhanced.
g ISO sensitivity: This parameter is set to Auto by default. To improve the image effect during night
shooting, set this parameter to Low lux.
h Metering: Set this parameter to Average by default to ensure the general exposure effect. If the
central area is dark but the surrounding area is bright, set this parameter to Central Area to improve
the imaging effect in the central dark area. If the central area is bright but the surrounding area is dark,
set this parameter to Central Spot to improve the imaging effect for the surrounding dark area.
i Language: Press the < or > key to choose your desired language.
j Date/time: You can adjust the date and time, which are overlapped in the bottom-right corner of a
video or shooting file during video recording or shooting.
k Format: Select Format to remove all the files.
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