Yamaha CS-700 Operation Manual page 91

Property Type
audio.high-pass- INDEXED_
filter OPTION
audio.analog- BOOLEAN
audio-in-mode
audio.analog- NUMBER
audio-in-gain
audio.ring-tone INDEXED_
OPTION
audio.ringer- TEXT
volume
audio.speaker- TEXT
volume
camera.camera- TEXT
ptz-home
camera.camera- NUMBER
flicker
camera.camera- TEXT
image-defaults
Values
0 : None
1 : 110 Hz
2 : 140 Hz
3 : 175 Hz
4 : 225 Hz
0 : Automatic gain setting
1 : Manually specify gain setting
-12.0..40.0 : Manual gain setting
0..5 : Ring-tone index
1..18 : Ringer volume level
1..18 : Speak volume level
String format:
<"pan"> <"tilt"> <"zoom">
pan: <-30..30>
tilt: <-18..18>
zoom: <1..22>
1 : 50Hz
2 : 60Hz
String format:
<"backlight"> <"brightness">
<"contrast"> <"saturation">
<"sharpness"> <"hue">
<"gamma">
backlight: <0..5>
brightness: <0..250>
contrast: <60..140>
saturation: <50..150>
sharpness: <0..255>
hue: <0..180>
gamma: <1..255>
Default Value Description
0 High-Pass filter setting. High-Pass filters are provided to adjust to
room and application requirements. Use the High-Pass filter in
rooms that have a high background noise in the low frequencies
(air conditioning, lighting fixtures, etc.). All filters are bi-quad
filters, reducing the signal by 6dB per octave.
0 For the audio in port, select the gain setting mode, either auto or
manual.
4.5 For the audio in port, if analog-audio-in-mode is set to manual, this
parameter specifies the gain value in dB. This value can be
increased or decreased in 0.5dB steps.
0 VoIP ring-tone selection.
13 Configure VoIP ringer volume.
13 Configure speaker volume for calls.
0 0 1 Default PTZ settings for home position. When the device detects
that the upstream USB connection has been established, either at
startup or after a USB disconnection, it will revert to the default
PTZ settings.
2 Camera's flicker setting. Adjust this setting to the frequency on
the power main lines in the building.
3 125 110 100 Configure the camera image default settings. These are Backlight,
85 90 220 Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness, Hue, and Gamma in
this order.
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