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CONV Bosch To Pelco - firmware 0.01.xx 

Ewimar Sp. z o.o. 
www.ewimar.pl 

Made in Poland 

POWER / COMMUNICATION PORTS

 – Removable terminal containing converter power terminals and 

RS-485 / BIPHASE communication ports. The purpose of each port is described below. 

 

LED DIODES

  

Red

 – depending on the settings, informs about translation and sending data to the camera 

or

 

informs about corrupted data packets / collisions, coming from the control device. 

  

Green

 – depending on the settings informs about any data coming from the control device 

or

 

about the correct packets only (correct protocol and transmission parameters). Signaling that 
the correct packets have been received does not mean that they will be translated, because it 
also depends on settings the supported addresses by the converter. 

 

 

 

DIP SWITCHES

 – Designed to switch on termination resistors for ports 1 ~ 3 and to run the converter 

firmware update mode.  

 

 

USB

 – It is designed to configure settings using the Firmware Upgrader / Configurator and to perform 

software updates / changes 

 

 

 

Power AC/DC

Power AC/DC 

485 - A(+)

1

10

485 - B(-)

          GND

485 - A(+)

485 - B(-)

          GND

485 - A(+)

485 - B(-)

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Pelco Speed Dome

Pelco Speed Dome

C+

C-

GND

A

B

GND

A

B

GND

 

 

POWER 

  - Connect a power source in the range 

9 ~ 24V AC / DC

 - any polarity. 

 

GND

 – Power Ground communication ports. It is recommended to connect with cameras and keyboards 

to avoid damage due to the ground loop effect. 

 

PORT1

 – Configurable input port for connecting a PTZ keyboard with Bosch OSRD (RS-485) or Bosch 

Biphase. When OSRD is chosen also baudrate adjust is avaiable by Configuration software (by 
default: Pelco-D, 9600baud). 

 

PORT2

 – Output port do Speed Dome cameras with Pelco protocols.

 

 

PORT3

 – Output port do Speed Dome cameras with Pelco protocols. 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DIP-SW 

1 2

4

3

ON

 

Dip switches No 

1~3

 are designed to turn on  termination resistors accordingly  for ports 

1~3

. After set to ON, internal 120

 resistor is connected between A and B of according 

port. 
Dip switch No 4 is used to emergency firmware update if during normal update 
communication has been lost. This way to repair broken firmware. To activate emergency 
update mode set DIP No 4 to 

ON

 and restart power supply (reconnect the USB). For 

normal operation DIP No 4 must be in 

OFF 

position. Emergency update method has been 

decribed in manual of the Firmware Upgrader / Configurator.

 

Summary of Contents for CONV Bosch To Pelco Standard

Page 1: ...SB and Ewimar Firmware Upgrader Configurator 9 Possibility to change the firmware to others when the converter will no longer be used in the existing system only at the cost of the software Supported...

Page 2: ...d is converted to range used in Pelco protocols Connection structure The converter has one input port for Bosch Biphase OSRD and two Pelco output ports each of which is freely configurable as Pelco D...

Page 3: ...AC DC 485 A 1 10 485 B GND 485 A 485 B GND 485 A 485 B Pelco Speed Dome Pelco Speed Dome C C GND A B GND A B GND POWER Connect a power source in the range 9 24V AC DC any polarity GND Power Ground com...

Page 4: ...ed in the converter 1 Protocol type for Port 1 Command P1 x Selection of communication protocol for the PTZ keyboard P1 0 Biphase D P1 1 OSRD 2 Protocol type for Port 2 Command P2 x Selection of commu...

Page 5: ...ve in Lite version active in Standard version after purchasing the license 12 Advanced joystick correction Command CPx y i CTx y Described in the extended manual downloaded with the Get user manual bu...

Page 6: ...ly and cannot be stopped 1 Set the red LED to display erroneous packets 2 If the red LED blinks frequently transmission is interrupted as a result of incorrect connections or data collision with anoth...

Page 7: ...ved for work within the EU and is compliant with essential requirements and other relevant provisions of EMC Directives 2014 30 EU and 2011 65 EU RoHS directive PN EN 61000 6 3 2008 A1 2012 Electromag...

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