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3 Advanced Menu
To configure privacy masks:
1. From the main menu, use the control stick to select ADVANCED. Push the middle of
the control stick to confirm.
2. Move the control stick ↑ / ↓ to select SPECIAL. Push the middle of the control stick to
confirm.
3. Move the control stick ↑ / ↓ to select PRIVACY, then move the control stick ← / → to se-
lect ON. Push the middle of the control stick to confirm.
4. Select ZONE NUM, then move the control stick ← / → to select a privacy mask ID num-
ber from 1–15. You can configure up to 15 separate privacy masks.
5. Select ZONE DISP, then move the control stick ← / → to select ON or OFF. You must
select ON to enable the currently selected privacy mask in recordings.
6. Move the control stick ← / → to configure the H-POS and V-POS values to change the
on-screen position of the currently selected privacy mask.
7. Move the control stick ← / → to configure the H-SIZE and V-SIZE values to change the
size of the currently selected privacy mask.
8. Move the control stick ← / → to configure Y LEVEL, CR LEVEL and CB LEVEL to affect
the color levels of black, red, and blue respectively. Setting different colors for different
privacy masks is helpful for distinguishing multiple privacy areas — set based on per-
sonal preference.
9. Repeat steps 4–8 for each additional privacy mask you wish to configure.

3.6.3 Dead Pixel Compensation (DPC)

DPC is used to detect and compensate for the appearance of damaged pixels in the cam-
era image.
NOTE
In order to use DPC properly, you must cover the camera lens completely. It is recommended to place a
soft cloth or towel over the lens in order to get a totally black camera image. Also, ensure the camera's
Day & Night mode is set to DAY — see 3.4.1 Day & Night Mode, page 12 for instructions. You may un-
block the lens and change the Day & Night mode back after you have used the DPC feature.
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