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■ MAIN PAGE (with Camera Control) [index2.html]
● Random Input Selection Mode
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q INPUT SELECT
These buttons are used to switch images of up to four
cameras.
w PRESET SELECT
To move the combination camera (option) connected to
the WJ-NT104 to any of 8 preset position numbers.
To register preset positions refer to the CAMERA
MENU SETUP on page 53.
e ALARM LIST
Camera video input before and after alarm input can
be temporarily stored in the internal memory of the WJ-
NT104.
For alarm display see ALARM LIST on page 37.
r Live image display
Images from the cameras connected to the WJ-NT104
are displayed.
Images of the selected camera are displayed on the
default page as semi-animated pictures.
t Pan/Tilt
Clicking anywhere on the live image moves the con-
nected combination camera (option) up and down, or
to the right and left. The camera pan/tilt angle
decreases as the point clicked moves closer to the
image center. Clicking the image center will not move
the camera. Zooming does not change the camera
pan/tilt angle. Click the image repeatedly to move the
camera to the desired position. You cannot pan or tilt
the camera continuously by dragging on the live
image.
y ZOOM
The connected combination camera (option) can be
zoomed by clicking the [TELE] or [WIDE] button under
ZOOM.
Clicking the [TELE] or [WIDE] button will operate the
camera in telescopic or wide-angle mode for a speci-
fied time, after which the mode is released automatical-
ly. These modes cannot be retained by keeping the
[TELE] or [WIDE] button depressed. You need to click
the [TELE] or [WIDE] button again.
u FOCUS
The connected combination camera (option) can be
focused by clicking the [FAR], [NEAR] or [AUTO] but-
ton under FOCUS.
Clicking the [FAR] or [NEAR] button will operate the
camera in focusing mode for a specified time, after
which the mode is released automatically. Clicking the
[AUTO] button will automatically focus the image on
the screen. Focus control cannot be retained by keep-
ing the [FAR] or [NEAR] button depressed. You need
to click the [FAR] or [NEAR] button again.
