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AW00101507000 Configuring the Camera

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 Fluorescent I = The camera will automatically change the white balance settings so that they

are biased for normal fluorescent lighting (a color temperature of 2700 K). Once the settings

are changed, the white balance will stay fixed at that point.

 Fluorescent II = The camera will automatically change the white balance settings so that they

are biased for bright fluorescent lighting (a color temperature of 4000 K). Once the settings are

changed, the white balance will stay fixed at that point.

 Manual = White balance is controlled manually. You can adjust the white balance by using the

Red Gain and Blue Gain parameters (see below).

Red Gain - If the White Balance Mode parameter (see above) is set to manual, then the Red Gain

parameter can be used to adjust the intensity of the red in the captured images. Decrease the

setting to make the images less red, and increase the setting to make the images more red.

Note that if the White Balance Mode parameter is set to a value other than manual, the Red Gain

parameter will be read only and will indicate the current red gain value as set by the automatic white

balance control.

Blue Gain - If the White Balance Mode parameter (see above) is set to manual, then the Blue Gain

parameter can be used to adjust the intensity of the blue in the captured images. Decrease the

setting to make the images less blue, and increase the setting to make the images more blue.

Note that if the White Balance Mode parameter is set to a value other than manual, the Blue Gain

parameter will be read only and will indicate the current blue gain value as set by the automatic

white balance control.

3.3.3 Day/Night Tab

Note: Section 6 on page 95 provides detailed information about how the camera’s day/night

functionality works. Basler recommends that you read this section before you set the parameters

on the day/night tab.

IR Filter Mode - Sets the mode of operation for the camera’s IR-cut

filter.

 Auto = The camera automatically senses the change from night to

day or from day to night and sets the position of the camera’s IR-cut

filter accordingly.

 Night = Move the IR-cut filter to the night position (filter is not in front

of the sensor) and keep it there.

 Day = Move the IR-cut filter to the day position (filter is in front of the

sensor) and keep it there.

 Input Controlled = The position of the IR-cut filter will be controlled by

the state of a camera I/O port.

For the input controlled mode to work correctly, the Direction

parameter must be set to "Input" on the I/O port you want to use to

control the filter position, and the Function parameter for that port must

be set to "IR Switch". See Section 3.9 on page 58 for more information

about setting the camera’s I/O port parameters.

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