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The PRO-T890 camera’s OSD is displayed and operated using the PTZ control panel on your DVR. 
You can access the PTZ control panel directly from the Live View screen by selecting the channel 
screen of the corresponding camera which displays the camera toolbar and then clicking the PTZ 
icon  as shown below. 

•  To display the camera OSD menu on the screen, click the 

Iris +

 button.

•  To navigate through the menu, click the up or down arrow. 
•  To change settings for a menu item, click the left or right arrow. 
•  The   symbol indicates that there is a submenu for the menu item or that the setting for a 

particular menu option can be immediately saved and applied on the camera (without need 
going back to the main menu and selecting 

EXIT > SAVE & END

. Simply click the 

Iris +

 button 

to perform either function. The camera will automatically reboot to apply the new setting.  

•  To return to the previous menu from a submenu, select “

Return

” and click the 

IRIS +

 button.

•  The Zoom, Focus and Speed functions, and other function buttons on the PTZ control panel 

not described here have no effect on the OSD.

OPERATING THE OSD

Using the PTZ Control Panel

Camera toolbar

Summary of Contents for PRO-T890

Page 1: ...ON SCREEN DISPLAY OSD GUIDE FOR PRO T890 HD CAMERA EN...

Page 2: ...2 CONTENTS CONTENTS 2 INTRODUCTION 3 OPERATING THE OSD 4 MAIN MENU 5 OUTPUT MODE 7 EXPOSURE 8 SPECIAL 9 SPECIAL DPC 10 ADJUST 11...

Page 3: ...familiar with Setting up the DVR If you intend to use the OSD you will first need to make sure your DVR is configured with the correct PTZ protocol setting the language the DVR uses to talk to the ca...

Page 4: ...em click the left or right arrow The symbol indicates that there is a submenu for the menu item or that the setting for a particular menu option can be immediately saved and applied on the camera with...

Page 5: ...ssible Colours tend to be slightly underexposed but represented quite accurately The colour of the light will have less of an effect on how the camera perceives colour You can also select one of the f...

Page 6: ...he IR filter will be deactivated In day time if the camera is outside the combination of visible and IR light from the sun may cause the image to be washed out Special See page 9 for information Adjus...

Page 7: ...ing setting on the DVR Video Out Lets you set the camera to the appropriate video output standard This should match the electrical frequency of your environment particularly if the camera is mounted i...

Page 8: ...n surrounding lighting select ON to help reduce flickering AGC Automatic Gain Control Lets you adjust the video gain of the camera using the slider to enhance image clarity in a poorly lit scene A hig...

Page 9: ...versed upside down ROTATE Using this function does not affect the orientation of text on the screen DPC Dead Pixel Compensation Enables you to digitally correct any defective pixels present in the ima...

Page 10: ...ts if any that have been corrected The screen will turn black LEVEL Adjust the sensivity of the White DPC function AGC Adjust the AGC level of the White DPC function Black DPC Enable correction of bla...

Page 11: ...rt using automatic gain control to improve the image sharpness in low light conditions END AGC Set the level at which the sharpness adjustment in low light conditions using automatic gain control will...

Page 12: ...12 Security Made Smarter Swann Communications 2017...

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