When the camera is panned first one way, and then the other, through the finishline, the operator will see the finishline appear on the screen as a vertical white stripe. The slower the camera is panned through the line, the wider the finishline will appear. If the camera is panned in ever-smaller arcs the operator will end up with a predominantly white image on the screen when the sensor is aiming directly at the finishline. Adjust the Pan until the background of the track appears white and the lane lines appear black across the entire width of the track as shown in Figure 7 Camera Alignment 08D0C9EA79F9BACE118C8200AA004BA90B02000000080000000E0000005F005200650066003400380030003600380036003900350036000000 . If you have a color camera, you can use the colors shown in the table to speed up camera alignment.
Arrows indicate direction camera needs to be moved to be on the finishline.
Step 8 Adjust the Focus. Turn the ring on the lens so that competitors in all lanes are clear and sharp. Step 9 Suggested Camera Settings. If you are using two or more cameras, the camera that is highlighted in white in the camera listing on the Hardware Control window is the one that is currently being adjusted. To change cameras, simply click on one of the other cameras in this listing.