Just like in "normal" digital photography, MOBOTIX cameras can zoom into images to enlarge the image, giving the user a more detailed view. This "virtual" PTZ function (Pan/Tilt/Zoom) does not rely on a mechanical pan/tilt unit with zoom lens as in classical video surveillance; instead, the camera features purely software-driven features in connection with a fixed focal length lens and a high-resolution image sensor.
Open the vPTZ Settings dialog to configure the camera's PTZ features.
Notes:
Parameter | Description |
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Lock vPTZ Actions: |
Locks the currently displayed view. All vPTZ actions executed with a mouse, a joystick or softbuttons will be locked and you will be able to store or load views. |
Crosshairs |
Shows the position of the current image section in the Live image using crosshairs. In addition, it is possible to show the movements of the joystick in the image to test its functionality. |
Lock Mouse Wheel Zoom |
Activates/deactivates operating the zoom feature with the mouse wheel. |
Quality Switch |
Allows switching the image quality from Normal to High depending on the selected zoom level. |
Activate PTZ OSC |
Activates/deactivates the OnScreen Control for configuring the Panorama windows. |
PTZ Movement Settings |
Select the time and acceleration parameters that are used when loading a view or when moving to a stored position. For moving to a new click position, the camera can use one of these methods:
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PTZ Movement Settings |
Select the time and acceleration parameters that are used when loading a view or when moving to a new click position. For moving to a new click position, the camera can use one of these methods:
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Surround Image Settings |
When defining the Surround view, the individual views are determined depending on the current (normal) view (i.e. the current view will be in the top left image window later on). The override option is supposed to ensure that a proper first configuration can be reached for most installations. In addition, this option can also be used to avoid misconfiguring the Surround image later on. |
Mounting Settings |
When titling a ceiling-mounted camera downward, moving past the center of the full image (camera looks down vertically) results in an upside-down image. If the Ceiling Auto Flip parameter is activated, the camera automatically swings the image around as soon as the Tilt Flip Limit is reached. The Tilt Flip Limit describes a circle around the vertical axis of the full image (0 = camera looks down vertically). You can enter these values [ |
Click on the Set button to activate your settings and to save them until the next reboot of the camera.
Click on the Factory button to load the factory defaults for this dialog (this button may not be present in all dialogs).
Click on the Restore button to undo your most recent changes that have not been stored in the camera permanently.
Click on the Close button to close the dialog. While closing the dialog, the system checks the entire configuration for changes. If changes are detected, you will be asked if you would like to store the entire configuration permanently.
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