The OSD Menu

Press the [Menu] button to display the OSD (On Screen Display) Menu. Use the arrow keys to navigate the OSD menu, the [Home] button to make selections, and the [Return] button to go back.

Opening the On-Screen Display, provides the list of sub-menus seen below.

1. Exposure
2. Color
3. Image
4. P / T / Z
5. Noise Reduction
6. Setup
7. Information
8. Restore Default
9. Privacy Mode

Exposure Menu

The following settings can be adjusted from the Exposure menu:

Exposure Mode
Options	Auto, Manual, SAE, AAE, Bright
Default	Auto

Exposure Modes Explained

• Auto: The camera automatically adjusts Iris, Shutter, and Gain to achieve optimal exposure.

• Manual: The user manually sets Iris, Shutter, Gain, and Dynamic Range Control (DRC) for precise exposure control.

• SAE (Shutter Priority Automatic Exposure): The user manually sets Shutter, Gain Limit, Meter Region, and DRC while the camera automatically adjusts Iris for optimal exposure.

• AAE (Aperture Priority Automatic Exposure): The user manually sets Iris, Gain Limit, Anti-Flicker, Meter Region, and Dynamic Range Control (DRC) while the camera automatically adjusts Shutter for optimal exposure.

• Bright : The user manually sets Bright (Brightness) Gain Limit, Anti-Flicker, Meter Region, and Dynamic Range Control (DRC) while the camera automatically adjusts Iris and Shutter for optimal exposure in low-light conditions.

• OnePush : The camera automatically adjusts exposure settings based on a single button press. The user can adjust Gain. To perform a one push exposure adjustment, click the icon next to the exposure mode dropdown with OnePush selected.

note

OnePush Exposure coming in a future firmware update.

Additional Exposure Settings

Exp-Comp
Options	-7 ~ +7
Default	-3
Note	Available only while ExpCompMode is On.

Backlight
Options	On, Off
Default	Off
Note	Available only in Full Auto mode.

Bright
Options	0 ~ 14
Note	Available only in AAE, Bright mode.

Gain Limit
Options	0 ~ 10
Default	5
Note	Available only in Full Auto, and AAE modes.

Anti-Flicker
Options	Off, 50Hz, 60Hz
Default	60Hz
Note	Available in all modes.

Iris
Options	F2.8, F3.1, F3.4, F3.7, F4.0, F4.4, F4.8, F5.2, F5.6, F6.2, F6.8, F7.3, F8.0, F9.6, F11.0, Close
Note	Available only in Manual, AAE mode.

Meter
Options	Average, Center, Smart, Top
Default	Average
Note	Available only in Full Auto, SAE, AAE,and Bright modes.

Shutter
Options	1/50, 1/75, 1/100, 1/120, 1/150, 1/250, 1/350, 1/500, 1/725, 1/1000, 1/1500, 1/2000, 1/3000, 1/4000, 1/6000, 1/10000
Note	Available only in Manual, SAE mode.

Gain
Options	0 ~ 10
Note	Available only in Manual mode.

DRC
Options	0 ~ 8
Default	3

Color Menu

The following settings can be adjusted from the Color menu:

WB (White Balance) Mode
Options	Auto, Indoor, Outdoor, One Push, Manual, VAR
Default	Auto

White Balance Modes Explained

• Auto: The camera automatically adjusts white balance based on the lighting conditions.

• Indoor: Optimized for indoor lighting conditions, typically around 3200K.

• Outdoor: Optimized for outdoor lighting conditions, typically around 5600K.

• Manual: The user manually sets Red Gain and Blue Gain for precise white balance control.

• One Push: The camera automatically adjusts white balance based on a single button press. Users can manually adjust red and blue gain. To perform a one push white balance adjustment, click the icon next to the WB Mode dropdown with One Push selected.

• VAR: The user manually sets Color Temperature, Red Gain, and Blue Gain for precise white balance control.

Additional Color Settings

R Gain
Options	0 ~ 255
Default	-2
Note	Available only in Manual modes.

B Gain
Options	0 ~ 255
Default	3
Note	Available only in Manual modes.

Color Temp
Options	2000K ~ 15000K
Note	Available only in VAR mode.

RG Tuning
Options	-10 ~ +10
Note	Available only in Auto, One Push, and VAR mode.

BG Tuning
Options	-10 ~ +10
Note	Available only in Auto, One Push, and VAR mode.

Saturation
Options	60% ~ 200%
Default	100%

Hue
Options	0 ~ 14
Default	8

Image Menu

The following settings can be adjusted from the Image menu:

Luminance
Options	0 ~ 14
Default	8

Contrast
Options	0 ~ 14
Default	9

Sharpness
Options	Auto, 0 ~ 11
Default	9

Flip-H
Options	On, Off
Default	Off

Flip-V
Options	On, Off
Default	Off

B&W Mode
Options	On, Off
Default	Off

Style
Options	Default, Norm, Bright, EXT, PC
Default	Default

P / T / Z (Pan Tilt Zoom) Menu

The following settings can be adjusted from the P / T / Z menu:

Zoom Mode
Options	Digital, Optical, SuperZoom
Default	Optical
Note	SuperZoom effectively doubles the camera's optical zoom while halving the resolution. For example, a 20X 4K camera using SuperZoom becomes a 40X 1080p camera. Panning, Tilting, or Zooming the camera in while using SuperZoom does not cause resolution degradation beyond the initial halving cost. Digital Zoom differs in that it degrades resolution progressively as you digitally zoom in.

Digital Zoom
Options	Off, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x
Default	Off

SpeedByZoom
Options	On, Off
Default	On

L/R Set
Options	STD, REV
Default	STD

Image Freeze
Options	On, Off
Default	Off

Call Preset Speed
Options	1 ~ 24
Default	12

Preset Zoom Speed
Options	0 ~ 7
Default	5

PT Speed
Normal Mode	Pan & Tilt increments 1–127
Note	Provides 127 speed increments for pan and tilt movement. This mode offers simple, easy-to-select speed adjustments suitable for most applications.

Preset Speed Mode
Options	Global, Ind.
Default	Global
Note	Global mode applies the selected preset speed to all presets, while Ind. mode allows individual preset speed settings.

Noise Reduction Menu

Adjusts the levels of digital noise reduction.

NR3D (3D Noise Reduction)
Options	0 ~ 9
Default	6

Setup Menu

The following settings can be adjusted from the Setup menu:

Language
Options	English, Chinese
Default	English

Video Settings
Options	SDI-12 Out, Video Format, HDMI Adaptation, HDMI Color Format
SDI-12 Out	SFP, BNC
Note	Choose BNC for output directly from the camera's 12G-SDI port. Choose SFP for output via the SFP module.
Video Format	HDMI, SDI
HDMI Adaptation	Define HDMI adaptation mode. Options include: On, Off
HDMI Color Format	Define HDMI color format. Options include: RGB, YUV

Audio Settings
Options	Line, Mic, XLR
Note	Choose the appropriate audio input source for the camera.

USB
Options	Off, On
Default	Off
Note	Determine whether the USB port is enabled or disabled for embedding audio.

AF (Auto-Focus) Sensitivity
Options	High, Normal, Low
Default	Normal

AF (Auto-Focus) Zone
Options	Front, Top, Center, Bottom
Default	Center

Auto Focus Limit
Options	Off, On
Default	Off
Options	Far Limit, Near Limit
Note	Set the far and near focus limits when Auto Focus Limit is enabled. Limits options are can be adjusted in the following increments: INF (infinite), 1m, 1.5m, 2m, 3m, 4m, 5m, 6m, 7m, 8m, 9m, 10m, 20m

Focus Limit
Options	Off, On
On Settings	Furthest Pos: Define the farthest focus position Options include: INF, 1m ~ 20m. Nearest Pos: Define the nearest focus position Options include: INF, 1m ~ 20m

ND-Mode (ND Filter)
Options	Off, 1/4, 1/16, 1/64
Best For	Off: Indoor environments or low-light conditions 1/4: Bright indoor lighting or lightly overcast outdoor conditions 1/16: Bright outdoor conditions 1/64: Very bright sunlight
Navigation	OSD Menu > Setup Menu > Focus Settings > ND Filter

Night Mode
Options	Off, On
Description	Enables or disables infrared (IR) night-vision mode for low-light scenes.

Protocol
Options	VISCA, PELCO-D, PELCO-P, Auto
Default	VISCA

VISCA Address
Options	1 ~ 7
Default	1

VISCA AddrFix
Options	Off, On
Default	Off

Net Mode
Options	Serial, Parallel
Default	Serial

Baudrate
Options	2400, 4800, 9600, 38400
Default	9600

Pelco D Address
Options	0 ~ 254
Default	1

Pelco P Address
Options	0 ~ 31
Default	1

Tracking Settings

Tracking Enable
Options	On, Off

Tracking Mode
Options	Presenter, Zone, Auto Frame
Note	Presenter Mode tracks the largest moving object in the camera's field of view. Zone Mode establishes up to 4 tracking zones for tracking and requires that they overlap. These zones are established just like a preset. Auto Frame Mode automatically frames the largest moving object in the camera's field of view.

Figure Size
Options	Full, Half Body, Close Up, Custom
Note	Full frames the entire body of the tracked object. Half Body frames the tracked object from the waist up. Close Up frames the tracked object from the chest up. Custom allows users to define a custom frame size for tracking.

Tracking Overlay
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the overlay highlights the tracked object with a box. When toggled off, the overlay is not displayed.

Delay Time
Options	0 ~ 60 seconds
Note	This setting determines the delay before the camera returns to its original position after tracking has been lost. For example, if the camera loses track of the object, it waits for the specified delay time before returning to its original position.

Motion Sync

Motion Sync
Options	Off, On
Default	Off
Note	While toggled on users can access the Max Speed setting for motion sync through this menu. This is the speed used for Sync while calling presets. Range: 0 ~ 7

Other Settings

Preset Tour
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the camera automatically cycles through all presets in order.

OSD Flip
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the OSD is flipped upside down.

OSD Timeout
Options	Off, 2.5min
Note	When enabled, the OSD automatically disappears after 2.5 minutes of inactivity.

LDC (Lens Distortion Correction)
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the camera corrects lens distortion by slightly cropping image edges. This is useful for wide-angle lenses where edge distortion can occur. Toggle off to maximize field of view, with the tradeoff of slightly more visible edge distortion.

Tally Brightness
Options	Off, Low, Medium, High
Default	Medium

OIS Switch
Description	Optical Image Stabilization Switch
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the camera stabilizes the image to reduce shake and vibration.

Display Info
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the camera displays information such as current preset, zoom level, and other settings on the video output for status monitoring.

Preset Image
Options	On, Off
Note	When toggled on, the camera displays a preset image on the video output when the camera is idle, such as a logo or other information.

Information Menu

The information menu displays the following:

Information
Version	Displays the current firmware version of the camera.
Model	Displays the model number of the camera.
Date	Displays the current date.
AF Version	Displays the current auto-focus version of the camera.
ARM Version	Displays the current ARM version of the camera.
Video Format	Displays the current video format of the camera.

Restore Default

This menu is used to restore the camera's factory default settings.

Restore Default
Options	Reset, Cancel
Default	Reset
To Reset	Press the [Enter] button to Confirm. Restoring the default settings will return all camera parameters to factory defaults. Press the [Back] button to Cancel.