2.3 Product use
Camera that is configured and correctly connected starts immediately after power-up. LED (see
figure 1a, item 3) indicates that power is supplied.
Before long use of the camera, you have to verify the absence of vertical offsets. For this purpose it
is enough to disable the 3D mode on the video receiver and visually to appraise the offset of the left and
right image relative to each other. If there is noticeable offsets to configure according to 3.2.
3 Product maintenance
3.1 Setting focus lenses
To adjust the focus you need to do the following actions::
Loosen the fastening screw of one lens (see figure 1a, item 8);
Rotate the lens until the image is clear for the desired distance;
Fix the lens with screw;
Repeat for the second lens.
3.2 Adjusting the vertical offset images
Vertical offset of the image is poorly perceived by human. If there is offset, it`s possible rapid eye
fatigue and incorrect perception of the volume.
To perform the setting you need to prepare the camera for use (see p.2.2), disable 3D mode on the
receiver of the signal and visually appraise the offset of the left and right image relative to each other.
Figure 4a shows the image from the adjusted camera, without vertical offset. There is only
horizontal offset caused with the mixing of the optical axis of the lens (convergence).
Figure 4b shows the image which is not properly configured camera. There is only the vertical offset.
For correction of offset loosen the screws of the holders of the lens (see figure 1b, item 7), move
them to reduce offset images and fix it again. After fixing to appraise the offset of the image again. If it is
necessary, adjust the focusing of the lens.
When you spread cards of camera using the extension cable also need to remove the vertical offset
by turning and safe fixing the cards.
3.3 Configuring convergence
Convergence is the angle between the optical axis of the lens and the left and right camera.
If the optical axis of the lens intersect on a monitored object, in this place will be missing the
horizontal offset of the image. The object will be visible on the screen plane.
If the optical axis of the lens intersect behind the object, it will be visible in front of the screen, and if
before the object - behind the screen.