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1. Connect the Null Modem cable to the RS232 Serial
Ports
located on the V4000 module and to the PC/Laptop
computer.
2. On the PC/Laptop computer perform the following:
• Select
Start
>
Settings
>
Control Panel
>
System
Icon>
Device Manager
>
Modems.
• Define a Null Modem Cable as one of the modems.
3. In
Control Center Software
PC/Laptop computer
perform
the following:
• Select the
Site & System
Icon > from the main
screen
• Select the
System Button
in the
Remote Site List.
• Select the
Communications Tab
in the
System
Settings
dialog box.
• Ensure that
Serial cable on COM1
is selected in the
TAPI Line
section.
Figure 2: Null Modem Serial Cable
Appendix B: Pan, Tilt & Zoom
RS232 Protocol:
• Connect Dome to Pins 2(Rx) and Pin 3(Tx) of the DB9 Connector that plugs into the
male DB9 connector on the V4000 module.
RS485 Protocol:
• The RS485 Protocol requires an RS232 to RS485 adaptor. Contact your vendor for
details.
• Connect Dome to TxDA Pin 1(-) and TxDB Pin 2(+) of the DB9 Connector that
plugs into the male DB9 connector on the V4000 module.
1.
Dial up the V4000 module from
Control Center Software
installed on a PC
2. Select
Tuning
icon >
Unit Power on parameters
>
Modems.
• Select the required protocol from the list box.
• Select the required Baud rate using the radio buttons (Typically 2400 - 19200).
3. Click
on
Upload
. Disconnect, connect and restart unit.
4.
Dial up V4000 from
Control Center Software
to receive Video from the dome.
5.
Click on the icon located in the upper left-hand corner of the video screen you
wish to control.
6. Select
Unit Peripheral Setup
from the dialog box that appears.
• Set the speed of the Dome camera.
• Set the Sweep Mode, Resolution and Quality settings. These settings
determine and frame rate and screen quality during dome camera movement.
• Enter the ID number of the dome camera. The ID Number should be 1-3
digits. Check with vendor for correct dome ID Number.
7. Click
OK
to save settings.
