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setpwc

SETPWC(1)						      General Commands Manual							 SETPWC(1)

NAME

       setpwc - program to set settings specific to Philips (and compatibles like Logitech and Creative) WebCams.

SYNOPSIS

       setpwc [options]

DESCRIPTION

       setpwc is a program that can set and query settings of Philips (and compatibles like Logitech and Creative) WebCams.

OPTIONS

       -h     Show summary of options.

       -p     Dump current settings.

       -d dev Device to use, default /dev/video0.

       -f x   Set framerate, 0-63.

       -b     Store settings in nonvolatile RAM.

       -r     Restore settings from nonvolatile RAM.

       -x     Restore factory settings.

       -c x   Set compression preference, 0-3.

       -g x   Set automatic gain control, 0-65535.

       -s x   Set shutter speed, 1-65535.

       -w setting
	      Set automatic white balance mode, auto/manual/indoor/outdoor/fl.

       -a x   Set red-balance (only if -w manual), 0-65535.

       -e x   Set blue-balance (idem), 0-65535.

       -i x   Set speed of automatic white balance, 1-65535.

       -j     Set delay for automatic white balance, 1-65535.

       -k     Set led on-time in ms, 0-2550.

       -l x   Set led off-time.

       -m x   Set electronic sharpness, 0-65535.

       -n x   Set backligth compensation, 0=off, other=on.

       -o x   Set antiflicker mode, 0=off, other=on.

       -q x   Set noise reduction mode, 0=none...3=high.

       -t x   Reset pan (bit 0) and/or tilt (bit 1).

       -u     Query pan/tilt status.

       -y x   Set pan position.

       -x x   Set tilt position.

AUTHOR

       setpwc was written by Folkert van Heusden <folkert@vanheusden.com>.

       This manual page was written by Anders Lennartsson <anders@lennartsson.se>.  for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

								  March  13, 2005							 SETPWC(1)