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Setting & Calling Presets

The PTZOptics Move 4K, the Move SE, and the Link 4K cameras all utilize the same newly up-

graded camera presets system, and in this section, we will explain how to get the most out of

presets and how to properly use them.

If you have already attempted setting presets and noticed the image settings changing when

moving the camera or switching between presets, please read through the instructions below.

1. Lighting: Before adjusting the camera’s settings and saving presets, it is extremely important

that you are satised with the lighting in the area you plan to operate the camera. (Tip: The

easiest lighting to work with, is often referred to as “at lighting”, meaning the lighting is as

evenly dispered as possible thoughout the scene.)

2. Web UI: Once you have determined that the lighting setup is complete, type the camera’s

IP address into your web browser to open up the camera’s web UI. If you are not familiar with

how to do this, please see the Web UI section on page 29.

3. Default: We recommend setting all of the camera’s image settings, exposure settings, col-

or settings, and focus settings to default before setting up presets. The default settings are

shown on page 30 and page 31.

(Note: When you save a preset, not only are you saving the position the camera is in,

but you are also saving all the image settings it had at that exact time. When panning,

tilting, and zooming the camera, all image settings will stay set to their last applied/

saved values.)

4. Preset Zero: With all the image settings defaulted, the rst preset you need to establish is

Preset Zero. This preset, will essentially serve as your baseline reference point. Follow the

steps below to establish preset zero.

1. Zoom the camera all the way out and point it at the center-most location in the scene.

2. Adjust any of the camera’s image settings until you are happy with the look/style of

the image. Image settings include any setting in one of the four images shown on the

previous page.

3. Move your cursor over to the preset control area on the right-hand side of the window.

Click the drop down tab and select the number “0”. Now click “Set”.

(Note: A preset will save all of the camera’s image settings and their values, when you

click set.)

4. Preset zero is now saved.

(Note: Whenever you enable auto-tracking, the camera will call Preset Zero and utilize

the image settings saved to preset Zero. For example, if you have saved preset zero and

the exposure compensation was set to -3, when you enable auto-tracking the exposure

compensation will automatically be set to -3. No matter what image settings you are

using before you begin auto-tracking, those image settings will switch to the settings

saved to preset zero when auto tracking is turned on.)

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