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8.2.1.4 Request

Status

To view the connection status between the PC and the MaxCom Gold, click on the

Request Status

button.

The various status messages are displayed:

The Maxcom connection is IDLE at xxxxx – the PC and maxcom were connected at the
stated baud rate, but the connection was closed.

The Maxcom connection is CONFIG at xxxxx – the PC and maxcom successfully
connected at the stated baud rate.

Error 208H: Transmission is locked by another command – the PC cannot communicate
with the MaxCom Gold. This is probably because another screen in the software is
already communicating with the MaxCom.

Error 20AH: Error Correction failure – the PC experiencedan error when communicating
with the MaxCom and attempted to retry X times, but could not recover.

8.2.1.5 Reset

Connection

Click on the Reset Connection button to refresh the connection between the PC and the
MaxCom Gold. Reset connection is used to ensure that the MaxCom is ready to start
receiving new commands. It does not close an open connection.

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Summary of Contents for HKJMMTP

Page 1: ...HMAX082 HMAX162 Matrix Switcher HKJMMTP Keyboards Owner s Operation Guide 900 0560 July 2005 Rev 1 ...

Page 2: ...ISSUE DATE REVISIONS 01 July 2005 Initial Release Rev 1 ii 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 3: ...al area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil numérique de la Classe A est conform...

Page 4: ...A product and cart combination should be moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn 10 VENTILATION Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the equipment and to protect it from overheating These openings must not be blocked or covered The open...

Page 5: ...tions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the unit to its normal operation e If the unit has been dropped or the enclosure has been damaged f When the unit exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service 18 REPLACEMENT PARTS When replacement parts are required be sure...

Page 6: ...IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 23 WALL OR CEILING MOUNTING The product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer Rev 1 vi 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 7: ... product CAUTION CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL C A U T I O N RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN WARNING WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE WARNING DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECT THROUGH VENTILATION GRILLS THIS...

Page 8: ...Notes Rev 1 viii 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 9: ... 2 2 CAMERA SELECT 6 2 2 1 Selecting by camera number 6 2 2 2 Camera Button 6 2 3 AUTO SEQUENCE CONTROL 7 2 3 1 Auto Sequence On Off 7 2 3 2 Programming Auto Sequences 7 SECTION 3 TELEMETRY FUNCTIONS 8 3 0 INTRODUCTION 8 3 1 SYSTEMS WITH MORE THAN ONE KEYBOARD 8 3 1 1 Controlling cameras 8 3 1 2 Programming Mimic Tours 9 3 1 3 Menu Access 10 3 1 4 PC Configuration 10 3 2 PAN AND TILT 10 3 3 TURN 1...

Page 10: ...R 16 SECTION 7 MENU OPTIONS 17 7 0 DESCRIPTION 17 7 1 CAMERAS 18 7 1 1 Camera Preset and Sector Titles 19 7 1 2 Camera Settings RapidDomes 21 7 1 3 Tours 23 7 1 4 Synchronization Line Lock 24 7 1 5 Privacy Zones 26 7 1 5 1 Tips for Defining a Preset that is defined as a Privacy Zone 27 7 1 5 2 Defining Presets as Privacy Zones 27 7 1 5 3 Additional Points to Remember about Privacy Zones 28 7 1 6 S...

Page 11: ...2 STARTING THE PROGRAM 44 8 2 1 Communicating with the MaxCom Gold 47 8 2 1 1 Auto Detection Connection 49 8 2 1 2 Selected Baud Rate Connection 50 8 2 1 3 End Communication between the PC and the MaxCom Gold 51 8 2 1 4 Request Status 52 8 2 1 5 Reset Connection 52 8 2 1 6 Maxcom References 53 8 2 1 7 Display Port Buffer 53 8 2 1 8 Clear Output Buffer 53 8 2 1 9 Clear Port Buffer 53 8 3 CONFIGURIN...

Page 12: ...les 80 8 4 3 Privacy Zones 82 8 4 4 Sector Titles 86 8 4 5 Tours 88 8 4 6 Alarms 92 8 4 7 Contact Tables 92 SECTION 9 MAX FLASH UTILITY 93 9 0 INTRODUCTION 93 9 1 AUTO RUN 93 9 2 MANUAL INSTALLATION 93 9 3 STARTING THE MAXFLASH PROGRAM 96 9 3 1 Transmit ROM from the PC to the MaxCom Gold 97 9 3 2 Receive ROM from the MaxCom Gold to the PC 101 Rev 1 xii 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 13: ...he keyboard is illuminated A user must log on to the MaxCom Gold at the keyboard to control the system Refer to section 1 4 to log on to the system 1 2 JOYSTICK RECALIBRATION An operator can re calibrate the joystick at any time after power up Perform the following procedure to calibrate the joystick Press the F6 key and the lock button at the same time When powering up any connected keyboards ple...

Page 14: ...or displays USER 09 If a user logs on with pass code 65536 the monitor displays USER 16 If no user is logged on the monitor displays NO USER There are sixteen default users defined Each user has a 5 digit pass code and a security level The security levels can be changed using the PC configuration utility The default pass codes and security levels are as defined in the following table Refer to Tabl...

Page 15: ...N A Navigation Only Titles N A Navigation Only Camera Titles Preset Titles Sector Titles Camera Settings Tour Settings Camera Sync Privacy Zones Sector Zones Remote Reset N A Navigation Only Power Up Reset Camera Reset Factory Reset Monitor N A Navigation Only Auto Sequence Text Brightness System N A Navigation Only Time Date Time Date Format Monitor Control Monitor Display Alarms N A Navigation O...

Page 16: ... a period of inactivity The automatic log out time is set using the PC Configuration Utility The default period is infinite i e the automatic log out is disabled Refer to section 8 3 9 Note if power is removed from the system the user is automatically logged off Upon power up the lock button is lit and the user must log back onto the system Rev 1 4 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 17: ...y commands are always sent to the camera that is displayed on the monitor that is currently being controlled by a keyboard i e showing the next to the camera title 2 1 3 RS485 and RS232 Keyboard Control The MaxCom Gold can be configured so that either an RS485 keyboard or an RS232 keyboard can control one or both monitor outputs RS485 keyboards are connected to one of the RJ45 sockets KBD1 or KBD2...

Page 18: ...output not being controlled by the RS232 keyboard If the Multi Monitor type keyboard operator tries to control the monitor the RS232 keyboard is controlling the message RS232 KEYBOARD CONNECTED is displayed on the monitor being controlled by the RS232 keyboard and a long error beep is produced at the keyboard The message remains on the monitor until the RS232 keyboard selects the other monitor out...

Page 19: ... camera button while auto sequence is on the system sequences through only the cameras defined in the sequence If a camera defined in the sequence is absent the MaxCom Gold automatically skips auto skip to the next camera in the sequence that is present Note 2 Auto sequencing is turned off automatically if the joystick is moved or a telemetry button is pressed while the monitor under control is au...

Page 20: ...CAMERA IN USE is displayed on the monitor being controlled by the second operator and a long error beep is produced at the keyboard The message is displayed on the screen until the first operator stops controlling the camera and does not send any telemetry commands to the camera for 5 seconds Once the message is removed the second operator can control the camera 2 If one operator is programming a ...

Page 21: ... camera and does not send any telemetry commands for 5 seconds Note If the operator selects another camera the camera in use message is removed from the screen It only reappears if the operator reselects the camera in use and tries to control that camera again just selecting the camera does not generate the message 3 1 2 Programming Mimic Tours Two operators cannot program a mimic tour at the same...

Page 22: ...can be connected to the MaxCom Gold to flash upgrade the software or to reconfigure the MaxCom Gold If a PC is connected to the MaxCom Gold at the PC connector the keyboard operators cannot control the system While a PC is connected to the MaxCom Gold the keyboards do not make any sounds or respond to any button presses or joystick movement When a PC is connected to the MaxCom Gold the message PC ...

Page 23: ...rom colour to monochrome black and white or from monochrome to colour The camera will automatically change back depending on the illumination of the scene The aux button toggles between monochrome and colour If the camera is in the mode selected by the operator and this mode is different than the mode the camera would have automatically selected the aux button is illuminated Likewise if the camera...

Page 24: ...s the 0 button then press and hold the aux button to activate the auxiliary function Note The aux button is not illuminated when the auxiliary function is activated 2 Release the aux button to turn off the auxiliary function Rev 1 12 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 25: ...e to define Preset 1 1 Move the camera to the desired preset position using the joystick zoom focus and iris buttons 2 Press and hold the preset button 3 Press button 1 4 Release the preset button The present position is now defined as preset 1 4 2 SEEKING A PRESET A preset must be defined refer to section 4 1 before an operator can seek a preset An operator must be able to control the camera to s...

Page 26: ... from 1 to 254 seconds Entering a time of 0 selects a 1 second dwell time The default speed for the RapidDome to travel to a preset is 30 second The selectable range of speeds is from 1 1 second up to 100 100 second Entering a 0 selects the maximum travel speed 5 1 STARTING A TOUR A tour must be defined before an operator can start it 1 Press the number button 1 4 that corresponds to the tour numb...

Page 27: ...rocedure to record a mimic tour 1 Select a number for the tour 5 8 by pressing the number button on the keyboard 2 Press and hold the autopan button then press and release the lock button 3 A flashing message LEARN MODE X is displayed where X represents the number chosen 5 8 for the mimic tour 4 Perform the desired keystrokes and telemetry commands Note Up to 3 minutes can be recorded on a mimic t...

Page 28: ...he autopan button The tour will also stop if the telemetry buttons or the joystick are used to control the camera 6 4 RESTARTING A MIMIC TOUR Press the autopan button this restarts the last tour that the receiver was running Rev 1 16 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 29: ...ress the 0 button 5 Press the lock button OR Press the F1 button If there is no keyboard activity for 60 seconds while the MaxCom is in any of the menus the MaxCom automatically returns to normal operation Systems with more than one monitor Only one monitor can display the menus at any one time If the menu code is entered after another operator has already accessed the menus the MENU IN USE messag...

Page 30: ...le at this time 5 Privacy Zones Presets 100 127 privacy standard 5 Language not available at this time 6 Sector Zones 1 16 6 Event Timers not available at this time 7 Remote Reset 1 Power up Reset 2 Camera Reset 3 Factory Reset WARNING 7 Salvo Switching not available at this time To select options within the menus press the corresponding number button if applicable move the joystick stick up or do...

Page 31: ...ION LOCK TO EXIT a Select the camera by pressing the number buttons that correspond to the camera b Press the aux button to program camera titles or edit existing titles c The letter A on the display should be flashing Use the joystick up down left right to move around on the displayed keyboard When the desired character is flashing press the aux button to select it Continue selecting characters u...

Page 32: ...ayed keyboard When the desired character is flashing press the aux button Continue selecting characters up to 20 until the desired title is displayed e Press lock to end editing and save the title f Select another preset or press lock to end g Select another camera to program preset titles or press lock to exit and return to the Titles Menu c Sector Titles Note Sectors must be configured to allow ...

Page 33: ...N AUX TO EDIT LOCK TO EXIT From the camera menu press 2 to access the camera settings a Select the camera by pressing the number buttons that correspond to the camera 1 16 then press the camera button b Press the aux button to edit the camera settings c Using the joystick up or down position the highlight on the desired option to be changed then press the aux button until the desired setting for t...

Page 34: ...camera to return to a preset or start a tour after a user defined period of inactivity i e no keys have been pressed on the keypad no tour is being run or the camera is not performing any other activity None the home function is off Tour If the home setting is set to Tour the camera will start Tour 1 after the defined period of inactivity Preset if the home setting is set to Preset the camera will...

Page 35: ...e tour to extend past the current ending press the aux button to clear the current end whilst the cursor is on that step e Using the joystick up down left or right position the highlight on the desired field to be changed then enter the desired setting in the field The preset field range is 0 127 The dwell range is 1 254 seconds The speed range is 1 1 to 100 100 seconds Note The down arrow to the ...

Page 36: ...ss the synchronization menu b Use the joystick to move the highlighting to REFERENCE CAMERA or CAMERA TO ADJUST Use the number buttons that correspond to the camera number to select the cameras c Press aux to adjust the selected camera to the reference camera or press auto to adjust all cameras to the reference camera Adjusting The Sync Of One Camera to the Reference Camera For example connect two...

Page 37: ...a is not a sync RapidDome then the OK will not be displayed Adjusting the Sync of All Cameras If a MaxCom is used in a system that has several sync RapidDomes they can all be adjusted together 1 Select the camera to be used as the reference camera 2 Press Auto The MaxCom will select all the cameras in turn do the measurements and send the adjustment commands to all the cameras in the system The di...

Page 38: ...as privacy zones Refer to section 4 1 for defining presets Note You must define the Preset prior to defining the preset as a privacy zone c Privacy Zone as viewed after defined b Privacy Zone defined as Preset a Before defining Privacy Zone Figure 1 Defining a Preset for a Privacy Zone Note Once a privacy zone has been defined it cannot be redefined from the normal operation of the keyboard For ex...

Page 39: ...ecessary 7 1 5 2 Defining Presets as Privacy Zones Presets 100 to 127 can be defined as privacy zones 1 From the camera menu press 5 to access the privacy zone menu PRIVACY ZONES CAMERA 01 01 PRESET TYPE 100 100 STANDARD 101 101 STANDARD 102 102 STANDARD 103 103 STANDARD 104 104 STANDARD AUX TO CHANGE LOCK TO END 2 Select the camera using the number buttons that correspond to the camera number the...

Page 40: ... 6 SECTOR ZONES CAMERA 01 01 SECTOR 01 01 PAN TO LEFT EDGE OF SECTOR PAN TO RIGHT EDGE OF SECTOR AUX TO EDIT LOCK TO EXIT 2 Select the camera you wish to define the Sector Zone on by entering the camera number using the keyboard number buttons then press the camera button 3 Press the aux button to edit the sectors for the chosen camera 4 Select which Sector Zone you wish to define by entering the ...

Page 41: ...you can reset the camera without having to physically unplug it or turn the power off then on again for a particular camera Note You will not be allowed to choose a different reset option after performing a reset or leave the menu for approximately 10 seconds The remote reset feature is accessed from the camera menu From the camera menu press 7 There are three reset modes 1 Power Up Reset The powe...

Page 42: ...s tours will not be lost a Press the 2 button to access the camera reset menu b Select the camera to reset by pressing the number buttons for the corresponding camera and then press the camera button Note if you select a camera that is absent the display returns to camera 1 c Press aux to reset the selected camera d Press auto to reset all cameras e Select another camera or press lock to exit 3 Fa...

Page 43: ...n pressing the lock button 2 Access the monitors menu by pressing the 2 button 7 2 1 Auto Sequence From the monitor menu press the 1 button to program monitor auto sequences AUTO SEQUENCE SETTINGS STEP CAMERA DWELL 01 01 FRONT DOOR 5 02 02 BACK DOOR 5 03 03 SIDE DOOR 5 04 04 CAR PARK 5 05 05 SHOP FLOOR 5 06 06 OFFICE 5 AUX TO SET END OF SEQUENCE LOCK TO EXIT 1 Use the joystick up down left and rig...

Page 44: ...the background and the characters The word BACKGROUND is flashing To adjust the brightness of the box surrounding the characters move the joystick left or right until the background is as desired If the background scale is set to its centre position the background will be clear TEXT BRIGHTNESS SETTINGS BACKGROUND CHARACTERS AUX TO SET DEFAULTS LOCK TO EXIT To adjust the brightness of the character...

Page 45: ... hours minutes second DD MM YY day month year 1 The first two numbers on the third line are flashing Use the number buttons to program a new time and date Enter the hours minutes and seconds then the day month and year Move the joystick left or right to move to another field if desired Once the setting is correct press the aux button to update the display setting on the top line SET TIME DATE 04 4...

Page 46: ...ng the 3 button from the System Menu MONITOR CONTROL SETTINGS MONITOR KEYBOARD 1 1 RS232 2 2 AUX TO CHANGE LOCK TO EXIT 1 Press the aux button to change the displayed settings The setting under the keyboard column for Monitor 1 is flashing a Monitor 1 can be set so the keyboard connected at KBD1 setting 1 can control it or so the keyboard connected at KBD1 and an RS232 keyboard connected at the RS...

Page 47: ...pressing the 9 button the 0 button the 9 button the 0 button and then pressing the lock button ALARMS MENU 1 SYSTEM ALARMS 2 CAMERA ALARMS 3 ALARM PROPERTIES SELECT OPTION LOCK TO EXIT MAIN MENU 1 CAMERAS 2 MONITORS 3 SYSTEM 4 ALARMS 5 SOFTWARE SYSTEM ALARMS MENU 1 SETTINGS 2 ACTIONS 3 CONTACT TABLES 4 MESSAGES SELECT OPTION LOCK TO EXIT 2 From the main menu press the 4 button to access the alarm ...

Page 48: ...XIT Note The down arrow to the right of the last alarm shown means there are more lines below those displayed If an operator moves down an up arrow will be displayed to the right of the first alarm to show there are more lines above those displayed b When finished programming alarms press the lock button to exit the system alarm settings menu and return to the Systems Alarm menu 7 4 1 2 System Ala...

Page 49: ...eted setting up the alarms press the lock button to return to the System Alarms Menu 7 4 1 3 Contact Tables This feature is not functional at this time 7 4 1 4 Messages This feature is not functional at this time 7 4 2 Camera Alarms This feature is not functional at this time 7 4 3 Alarm Properties The operation of the alarms can be defined and the audible alarm buzzer can be enabled or disabled 1...

Page 50: ...e 7 5 SOFTWARE To access the software menu MAIN MENU 1 CAMERAS 2 MONITORS 3 SYSTEM 4 ALARMS 5 SOFTWARE 1 Access the main menu by pressing the 9 button the 0 button the 9 button the 0 button and then pressing the lock button 2 From the main menu press the 5 button to access the software menu SOFTWARE PRODUCT INFORMATION PRODUCT TYPE 16 2 MASTER SOFTWARE V01 00 COMPILE DATE Mar 16 2004 LOCK TO EXIT ...

Page 51: ...and transmitted to other MaxCom Gold units The following sections have mouse and keyboard instructions for navigating through the fields in a Microsoft Windows environment The term click means to point the mouse at a field or option then press and release the left mouse button The term right click means to point the mouse at a field or option then press and release the right mouse button Pressing ...

Page 52: ...anual Installation 1 Insert the CD in your computer s CD rom drive 2 Click on the Window s Start button in the lower left corner of your monitor 3 Click on Run 4 Click on Browse Rev 1 40 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 53: ...side the Look in field Locate the CD drive e g drive E and click on it so it appears in the Look in field 6 The files and folders on the CD are displayed as shown in the illustration above Click on the file Setup exe then click on Open Rev 1 41 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 54: ...llation process or click Cancel to exit the installation a If you click on Next setup prompts you to select the folder on your computer where you want the files to reside A default folder is displayed If the folder displayed is acceptable click on Next Rev 1 42 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 55: ...ck on Next to confirm installation A dialogue box is displayed showing the status of the installation When installation has completed the following message is displayed in the dialogue box 10 Click Close to end installation Remove the CD from the CD ROM drive in your computer return it to the jacket and store in a safe place Rev 1 43 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 56: ...om Gold Refer to the MaxCom Gold Series Owners Installation Guide for pin out assignments and cabling requirements Please note the first time the program runs the serial port will NOT be configured This must be selected in the Options screen under the Tools menu Desktop Icon The installation process places an Icon on your desktop that is a shortcut to the program s executable file The user can dou...

Page 57: ...ser can also start the program through the Window s Start menu 1 Click on Start 2 Click on Programs 3 Click on Honeywell 4 Click on Maxcom Gold Configuration Utility When the program is opened the main window is displayed Rev 1 45 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 58: ...Note When the mouse pointer is placed on an icon the function of the icon is displayed below the icon 3 To close a window within the program or close the program itself click on the X in the upper right corner of the window If changes have been made to the configuration the software will prompt you to save your changes before exiting To save your changes click on the Yes button Click on the No but...

Page 59: ... Config Baud Rate To change the default connection baud rate click on the down arrow in the Config Baud Rate field Point to the desired baud rate and click the left mouse button The default MaxCom Gold baud rate is 9600 baud c To enable disable port buffering click on the check box If there is a check in the box port buffering is enabled d To save any changes made in the options window click on th...

Page 60: ...rogram will prompt you to save them If you want to save changes click on Yes If you do not want to save changes click on No If you clicked on Cancel in error click on Cancel again to return to the Options window 3 To connect to the MaxCom Gold access the Connection Utility a Click on Tools b Click on MaxCom Connection Utility Rev 1 48 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 61: ... Baud rate at 9600 baud Note The MaxCom will power up and set baud rate to 9600 This setting must always be used to start communication with a MaxCom from a programming perspective but a high speed config session may be requested which when closed will return the MaxCom back to 9600 2 To connect at the baud rate detected click on Connect Config If the PC connects to the MaxCom Gold the message Con...

Page 62: ...g button If the PC is able to connect to the MaxCom Gold the message Connected Successfully is displayed in the window as shown below If the PC is unable to connect to the MaxCom Gold error messages are displayed After connecting successfully the connection utility window can be closed or minimized To close the connection utility window click on the X in the upper right corner To minimize the wind...

Page 63: ...between the PC and the MaxCom Gold click on the Close Config button The message Connection Closed is displayed If you click on Close Config and the PC is not connected to the MaxCom Gold error messages are displayed An example is shown in the window below Rev 1 51 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 64: ...mission is locked by another command the PC cannot communicate with the MaxCom Gold This is probably because another screen in the software is already communicating with the MaxCom Error 20AH Error Correction failure the PC experiencedan error when communicating with the MaxCom and attempted to retry X times but could not recover 8 2 1 5 Reset Connection Click on the Reset Connection button to ref...

Page 65: ...eras and 2 video outputs monitors The software is Version 1 00 and the protocol is version 1 00 8 2 1 7 Display Port Buffer This displays a record of the latest communications with the MaxCom if Port Buffering is switched on in the options screen 8 2 1 8 Clear Output Buffer To clear the communication dialogue between the PC and the MaxCom Gold click on the Clear Output button This clears the scree...

Page 66: ...figuration edited saved on the PC and transmitted back to the MaxCom Gold Saving the configuration on your PC also provides a backup of your user specific configuration 8 3 1 Opening an Embedded File in the PC Configuration Utility for a Default Configuration Perform the following procedure to open a default configuration embedded in the software configuration utility This default configuration ca...

Page 67: ...ation Select the configuration from the list that matches your MaxCom Gold configuration and click on Open For example if your MaxCom Gold has the connections for 16 cameras and 2 monitors select Default 16x2 If your MaxCom Gold has the connections for 8 cameras and 2 monitors select Default 8x2 Rev 1 55 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 68: ...tage of completion When the default configuration is loaded the display returns to the main window 8 3 2 Transmitting a Default Configuration or Current Configuration from a MaxCom Gold to the PC Configuration Utility Perform the following procedure to transmit the current configuration stored in the MaxCom Gold to the software configuration utility This default configuration can be edited for sit...

Page 69: ... the window shows the percentage of completion When the selected configuration is loaded the display returns to the main window When this is finished the user is asked if they wish to save the new information If No is selected then the user is reminded to use file save if data is not to be lost Note At any time during the transmission click on Cancel to abort the transfer of data 8 3 3 Programming...

Page 70: ...If your MaxCom Gold has only one monitor you will only be able to program an auto sequence for Monitor 1 2 Click on the monitor to program For example click on Monitor 1 The currently programmed sequence is displayed for Monitor 1 The cursor is located in the Stage 1 Camera field There are several buttons on the bottom of the window and the side of the window to assist the user in editing the sequ...

Page 71: ...time Holding down the left mouse button while pointing to an up or down arrow continuously scrolls through the stages until the mouse button is released or the end of the available stages 1 128 is reached Alternatively you can left click and drag the button in the scroll bar to make larger steps Up Down Arrows on side of window To move a camera up or down within the programmed sequence position th...

Page 72: ...o the MaxCom Gold Note This step can also be done after all programming is complete using the Send Receive Centre utility Select another monitor or close the menu by clicking on the X in the upper right corner 8 3 4 User Privileges There are sixteen users defined Each user has a 5 digit pass code and a security level The security levels and user access to the system can be changed using the PC con...

Page 73: ... Privileges as shown in the following display The User Privileges Window is displayed There are several buttons on the bottom of the window to assist the user Send After editing the fields click on the Send button to transmit the configuration to the MaxCom Gold Rev 1 61 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 74: ...revents the user from locking a camera Override Point to the down arrow beside the field and click on YES or NO Selecting YES allows the user to access a camera that has been locked by another user If override is disabled NO the user cannot access a camera that is locked Add Users Point to the down arrow beside the field and click on YES or NO Selecting YES allows the user to add users to the syst...

Page 75: ...o Sequence Text Brightness System N A Navigation Only Time Date Time Date Format Monitor Control Monitor Display Alarms N A Navigation Only System Alarms N A Navigation Only System Alarm Settings System Alarms Action Alarm Properties Software 3 Click on Save to save the configuration on your PC 4 Click on the Send button to transmit the configuration to the MaxCom Gold 5 Close the menu by clicking...

Page 76: ... is programmable through the software configuration utility 1 There are two ways to access the Alarms programming window a Click on the down arrow beside the MaxCom Icon on the Icon toolbar then click on Alarms as shown in the display below b Click on Configure in the main menu then MaxCom then Alarms as shown in the following display Rev 1 64 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 77: ...indow is displayed 2 Click on the desired alarm e g click on Alarm 1 The following window shows the default programming for Alarm 1 There are several buttons on the bottom of the window to assist the user Rev 1 65 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 78: ...d priority level for the alarm 1 16 The default priority is the same as the alarm number i e Alarm 1 has priority level 1 alarm 16 has priority level 16 Priority 1 is highest and priority 16 is the lowest Actions Camera Number enter the camera to be called to the alarm monitor Monitor 1 in response to activation of the alarm The camera can be any of the cameras in the system 1 8 in a MaxCom Gold w...

Page 79: ...ch keyboard KBD1 socket 1 KBD2 socket 2 RS232 or none controls which monitor A monitor can also be denied access to a camera 1 There are two ways to access the Monitor Partitioning programming window a Click on the down arrow beside the MaxCom Icon on the Icon toolbar and then click on Monitor Partitioning as shown in the display below b Click on Configure in the main menu then MaxCom then Monitor...

Page 80: ...the receive button Reload To return the screen to the default configuration or to the configuration prior to any changes made in this editing session press the Reload button Save After editing click on Save to save your changes 2 Enter data as desired in the fields Keyboard Monitor 1 Monitor 2 define which keyboard controls the monitor Camera 1 16 Displayed Point to the down arrow and select YES o...

Page 81: ... the X in the upper right corner 8 3 7 Keyboard Camera Privileges 1 There are two ways to access the Keyboard Camera Privileges programming window a Click on the down arrow beside the MaxCom Icon on the Icon toolbar and then click on Keyboard Camera Privileges as shown in the display below b Click on Configure in the main menu then MaxCom then Keyboard Camera Privileges as shown in the following d...

Page 82: ...k on the Socket if other than Socket 1 to define which cameras a keyboard can view and control 3 Click on the beside the socket you selected to expand the camera listing below the keyboard socket For example click on the beside Socket 1 The following window is displayed Rev 1 70 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 83: ...ccess to the video on Camera 1 If no is selected the keyboard connected to the selected socket is denied access to the video on Camera 1 Control Allowed Point to the down arrow beside the field and select YES or NO If yes is selected the keyboard connected to the selected socket in this case Keyboard Socket 1 can control Camera 1 If no is selected the keyboard connected to the selected socket is d...

Page 84: ...mming window a Click on the down arrow beside the MaxCom Icon on the Icon toolbar and then click on Menu Access rights as shown in the display below b Click on Configure in the main menu then MaxCom then Menu Access Rights as shown in the following display Rev 1 72 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 85: ...nd After editing the fields click on the Send button to transmit the configuration to the MaxCom Gold Receive To transmit the current configuration of the menu access rights stored in a MaxCom Gold to the PC configuration utility click on the receive button Reload To return the screen to the default configuration or to the configuration prior to any changes made in this editing session press the R...

Page 86: ...enu 3 Click on Save to save any changes you have made 4 Click on Send to send the revised configuration to the MaxCom Gold Note this step can be done when all programming is completed using the Send Receive Centre utility 5 When finished programming the menu access rights click on the X in the upper right corner to close the menu 8 3 9 Settings The Maxcom Settings that can be configured from this ...

Page 87: ...8 3 9 Settings Continued b Click on Configure in the main menu then MaxCom then Settings as shown in the following display The settings window is displayed Rev 1 75 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 88: ...s defined in this field the MaxCom Gold automatically logs the user off Enter a Zero 0 in this field to disable the timeout feature Software Upload Password This has been included for future use Config Password This has been included for future use Timeout for ETX milliseconds Enter the ETX timeout in milliseconds Connection Timeout seconds Enter the connection timeout in seconds Time Date Setting...

Page 89: ...e X in the upper right corner to close the menu 8 4 CONFIGURING CAMERAS The MaxCom Gold is shipped with a default camera configuration for each MaxCom type 16x1 16x2 8x1 8x2 The user can edit this configuration using the software configuration utility The user can define the camera setup program preset titles define which presets 100 127 are to be used for privacy zones program sector titles and p...

Page 90: ...nd button to transmit the configuration to the MaxCom Gold Receive To transmit the current configuration of the camera setup stored in a MaxCom Gold to the PC configuration utility click on the receive button Reload To return the screen to the default configuration or to the configuration prior to any changes made in this editing session press the Reload button Save After editing click on Save to ...

Page 91: ...180 feature is enabled the camera will automatically pan 180 when an operator is tilting down and reaches the end stop If the operator continues tilting down after the camera has panned 180 then the camera tilts up This feature is very beneficial if an operator is trying to follow someone that walks directly under the camera Digital Zoom Point to the down arrow and click on Disabled or Enabled Ena...

Page 92: ... completed using the Send Receive Centre utility 5 When finished programming the camera setup click on the X in the upper right corner to close the menu 8 4 2 Preset Titles 1 Access the Preset Titles menu The menu can be accessed two ways a Click on the down arrow beside the dome icon and then select Preset Titles b Click on Configure main menu then Camera and then Preset Titles Rev 1 80 900 0560 ...

Page 93: ...tles menu is displayed 2 Click on the desired camera For example click on Camera 1 A listing of the Presets 0 15 for Camera 1 are displayed To view more Presets use the up and down arrows on the vertical scroll bar Rev 1 81 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 94: ...your changes Yes saves the changes you made in the current window and opens the window for the selected camera No discards any changes you made in the current window and opens the window for the selected camera Cancel aborts the action of selecting a different camera and returns the user to the Preset Titles window for the previously selected camera 5 Click on Send to transmit the preset titles fo...

Page 95: ...s Continued a Click on the down arrow beside the dome icon and then select Privacy Zones b Click on Configure main menu then Camera and then Preset Titles The privacy zone menu is displayed Rev 1 83 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 96: ...s through the presets until the mouse button is released or the end of the available presets 100 127 is reached Dragging the button in the scroll bar allows larger steps to be made There are several buttons on the bottom of the window Send After editing the fields click on the Send button to transmit the configuration to the MaxCom Gold Receive To transmit the current configuration of Preset Title...

Page 97: ...window and opens the window for the selected camera No discards any changes you made in the current window and opens the window for the selected camera Cancel aborts the action of selecting a different camera and returns the user to the Preset Titles window for the previously selected camera 5 Click on Send to transmit the preset titles for the selected camera to the MaxCom Gold Note this step can...

Page 98: ...menu The menu can be accessed two ways a Click on the down arrow beside the dome icon and then select Sector Titles b Click on Configure main menu then Camera and then Sector Titles The Sector Titles menu is displayed Rev 1 86 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 99: ...lick on the receive button Reload To return the screen to the default configuration or to the configuration prior to any changes made in this editing session press the Reload button Save After editing click on Save to save your changes 3 Edit the titles of the sectors Each sector may be given an alphanumeric title of up to 20 characters 4 Click on Save to save any changes you have made Note If you...

Page 100: ...ng the RapidDome to travel to the defined presets automatically A tour is similar to a monitor sequence except that the video sequences between preset positions from the same camera Up to four 4 tours numbered 1 4 can be defined for each RapidDome The dwell time between each preset can be defined The default dwell time for each preset is 60 seconds The selectable range for dwell times is from 1 to...

Page 101: ...ndow is displayed 2 Click on the beside the camera you want to program Note In the following menu displays there are sixteen cameras shown If your MaxCom Gold configuration is for 8 cameras only Camera 1 through Camera 8 will be displayed In the following step the sign beside Camera 1 was clicked on Rev 1 89 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 102: ... button For example to insert a preset between stage 3 and 4 position the cursor on stage 4 and then click the insert button Remove Position the cursor on the preset you want to delete and click on the Remove button All presets below the deleted preset are moved up one stage Send After programming the tour click on the Send button to transmit the tour configuration to the MaxCom Gold Receive To tr...

Page 103: ...er 0 127 Title This field is not user programmable from this menu If a title has been programmed for the preset in the preset title menu the title is displayed Speed The default speed for the RapidDome to travel to a preset is 30 second The selectable range of speeds is from 1 1 second up to 100 100 second Entering a 0 selects the maximum travel speed Dwell The dwell time is the amount of time 1 2...

Page 104: ...8 4 6 Alarms This menu option is not available at this time 8 4 7 Contact Tables This menu option is not available at this time Rev 1 92 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 105: ...n is enabled on your computer the software installation program will be activated when the CD is placed in the CD rom drive Follow the prompts on the screen to install the software on your computer Perform steps 7 through 10 in section 9 1 2 Manual Installation 9 2 MANUAL INSTALLATION 1 Insert the CD in your computer s CD rom drive 2 Click on the Window s Start button in the lower left corner of y...

Page 106: ...ve E and click on it so it appears in the Look in field 6 The files and folders on the CD are displayed as shown in the illustration above Click on the file Setup exe then click on Open 7 Click on OK The message copying files please standby is displayed and then the MaxFlash Setup window is displayed Rev 1 94 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 107: ...mple it will be installed on the C drive in the Program Files Folder then in the maxFlashApp folder To change the location to a different hard driver or different folders click on the Change Directory button and specify the desired location 10 Otherwise click on the install button to being the installation process Rev 1 95 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 108: ...allation process 9 3 STARTING THE MAXFLASH PROGRAM Ensure a serial port e g COM1 on the PC where the configuration utility is installed is connected to the PC connector on the MaxCom Gold Refer to the MaxCom Gold Series Owners Installation Guide for pin out assignments and cabling requirements 1 Click on Start 2 Click on Programs 3 If you selected the Program Group Honeywell during the installatio...

Page 109: ...the main window is displayed 9 3 1 Transmit ROM from the PC to the MaxCom Gold To update the software in the MaxCom Gold perform the following procedure 1 Select the correct communication settings COM port and baud rate for your configuration Rev 1 97 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 110: ... Continued 2 Click on the Transmit ROM button A dialogue box appears for selecting the file you want to transmit The filename for this example is maxcom_gold a48 3 Click on the file to highlight it and then click on Open Rev 1 98 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 111: ...Continued 4 After a short while the following screen appears 5 When the file has completed the transmission it flashes the MaxCom Gold with the transmitted file During the flash process the following message is displayed Rev 1 99 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 112: ...it ROM from the PC to the MaxCom Gold Continued After the flashing process is complete the following screen is displayed The software in the MaxCom Gold has been successfully updated Rev 1 100 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 113: ...OM port and baud rate for your configuration 2 Click on the Receive ROM button A dialogue box appears for selecting the location for storing the file and naming the file 3 To select a location other than the one that is displayed click on the down arrow beside the Save in field and select a drive and or folder 4 Type in a filename and click on Save Rev 1 101 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 114: ... 2 Receive ROM from the MaxCom Gold to the PC Continued The following screen is displayed When the file has completed downloading to the PC the following screen is displayed Rev 1 102 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

Page 115: ...Notes Rev 1 103 900 0560 18 July 2005 ...

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