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1. Select the Camera object in the Hardware tab (see Camera).
2. Set the value in the Panomorph view parameter group:

   Parameter	Value	Description
   Panomorph view
   Activate	Yes	By default, panomorph view is disabled. To enable it, select the yes value
   	No
   Camera position	Wall	Select camera position Note title Attention! Some functions and features of the system depend on the selected camera position: digital video zooming, display of video in the surveillance sector on the map, and immersion mode.
   	Ceiling
   	Floor
   Lens type	Common fisheye-lens	If you use a fisheye camera, select the Common fisheye-lens lens type Info title Note The types of device lenses certified by ImmerVision are listed in the document. You cannot select ImmerVision lenses in Linux.
   	Double sphere fisheye lens	When using double-sphere XingYun devices, select the Double sphere fisheye lens type.
   	A0**V	If it is a video camera with a panomorph lens, select the corresponding type.
   	A1UST
   	A8TRT
   	B0QQV
   	B4QQV
   	B5SST
   	B6SST
   	B72YV
   	B8QQT
   	B9VVT
   	C1ZZV
   	C2TTV
   	C322V
   	C4VVV
   	C7SST
   	C8WWT
   	C9VVT
   	D1SST
   	D2WWV
   	D4SST
   	D9SSV
   	E3VVV
   View type	PTZ	If you use a camera with an Immervision lens, select the appropriate display mode: 360о panorama with virtual PTZ (PTZ value) or 180о panorama (Perimeter).
   	Perimeter
   Fit to frame	Yes	By default, the parameter is disabled. A typical fisheye lens with standard settings produces a skewed image in the upper part of the screen. In this case, you must perform the calibration of the video image. To do this, select the yes value. As a result, the video image is automatically calibrated and cut at the edges of the frame, which can result in a significant loss of frame area. Note title Attention! If there are multiple streams from a camera, you must calibrate each stream. To do this, before applying the settings, switch the stream tab in the Surveillance window (see Camera). Video is calibrated every time you change any parameters in the Panomorph group.
   	No

Manual calibration is also available. To do this:

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