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Technical Specifications

*Using high quality certified cabling

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Rev 1.2 2/21

Control Interfaces

Network: NIC (TCP and UDP)
Serial: RS-232 Full Duplex, RS-485 Semi Duplex, RS-422 Full Duplex

Protocols

PTZOptics VISCA and VISCA over IP
PELCO-D and PELCO-P via Serial Ports
Limited Sony VISCA and VISCA over IP support
Limited ONVIF support
Limited NDI support

Variable Baud Rate

1200 to 19200 bps

Maximum Cable

Distance*

Ethernet: 328 feet | 100 Meters
RS-232: 50 feet | 15 Meters
RS-485: 3,937 feet | 1200 Meters
RS-422: 50 feet | 15 Meters

Maximum Cameras

28 channels / cameras

Power Voltage

12V DC

Power Consumption

6W

Power over Ethernet

802.3af

Working Temperature

14° F ~ 122° F (-10° C ~ +50° C)

Working Humidity

10% ~ 90% (non condensation)

Weight

3.75 lbs | 1.70 kg

Dimensions

13.94in W x 7.09in D x 1.97in H (3.98in H including joystick)
354mm W x 180mm D x 50mm H (101mm H including joystick)

Shipping Weight

5.80 lbs | 2.63 kg

Box Dimensions

14.57in W x 8.46in D x 4.61in H
370mm W x 215mm D x 117mm H

Warranty

2 Year Manufacturer Warranty

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Summary of Contents for PT-SUPERJOY-G1

Page 1: ...A 1st Generation Network and Serial Camera Controller PT SUPERJOY G1 User Guide V1 2 ...

Page 2: ...The PTZOptics team Using this guide to Get Started We recommend that you read the entire user guide prior to any setup and please refer to the Table of Contents when attempting to locate specific product information or setup instructions Copyright Notice The entire contents of this manual guide whose copyright belongs to PTZOptics may not be cloned copied or translated in any way without the expli...

Page 3: ...TZOptics VISCA and VISCA over IP command libraries at ptzoptics com downloads How to care for your PT SUPERJOY G1 Please read the recommendations below to ensure you do not damage the product or possibly void your warranty Keep the joystick away from rain and out of moist environments Do not remove any portions of the case cover or interfaces Removal may result in the risk of an electrical shock R...

Page 4: ... Setup 6 Power 6 Physically Connecting a Camera to the Controller 6 Network Setup 7 Serial Control Setup Options 8 Adding a Camera 9 From the Joystick 9 From the Web Interface 10 Joystick OSD Menu Control 11 Operating the Camera 12 Pan Tilt Zoom Operations 12 Setting and Calling Presets 12 Adjusting the Camera s Image 13 Camera OSD Menu Control 14 Basic Mode 14 Matrix Mode 14 Joystick Web Interfac...

Page 5: ...Control 3 Speed Control 4 Custom Control Buttons 5 Camera OSD Control 6 SuperJoy Unique Control 7 Joystick Controller 8 Focus Mode Control 9 Controller Information 10 Preset Control Buttons 11 Focus Zoom Control Dials 12 Camera Select Control 13 Alpha Numeric Keypad 5 Rev 1 2 2 21 ...

Page 6: ...ity Brightness Priority c IRIS SHUTTER Knob The IRIS SHUTTER knob allows you to adjust the Iris and Shutter values of the camera 3 Speed Control Buttons Use the Speed Control section to adjust the speeds the joystick controls the camera s a TILT SPEED UP DOWN Buttons Press the TILT SPEED UP DOWN buttons to adjust the camera tilt speed b PAN SPEED UP DOWN Buttons Press the PAN SPEED UP DOWN buttons...

Page 7: ...CK Button Press the AUTO FOCUS LOCK button to lock the focus in its current position b AUTO FOCUS UNLOCK Button Press the AUTO FOCUS UNLOCK button to unlock the focus from its current position c AUTO FOCUS Button Press the AUTO FOCUS button to set the camera to auto focus mode 9 Controller Information Button The Controller Information section allows you to find and edit the parameters of the contr...

Page 8: ...nely zoom the camera in and out at the lowest speed 1 b FINE TUNE ZOOM Dial The FINE TUNE ZOOM dial allows you to finely zoom the camera in and out at the lowest speed 1 12 Camera Select Buttons The Camera Select section allows you to select a camera to control a CAM ID Button The CAM ID button allows you to select any camera on the controller using the alpha numeric keypad b CAM Button The CAM bu...

Page 9: ...ection Refer to the Physically Connecting a Camera to the Controller section of this guide for more information 3 Ethernet RJ 45 PoE Network Connection Supports 802 3af PoE power 4 HDMI Output Connection 5 USB Port Connection 6 12VDC Power Connection 7 Power Switch 9 Rev 1 2 2 21 ...

Page 10: ...le Distance Ethernet 328 feet 100 Meters RS 232 50 feet 15 Meters RS 485 3 937 feet 1200 Meters RS 422 50 feet 15 Meters Maximum Cameras 28 channels cameras Power Voltage 12V DC Power Consumption 6W Power over Ethernet 802 3af Working Temperature 14 F 122 F 10 C 50 C Working Humidity 10 90 non condensation Weight 3 75 lbs 1 70 kg Dimensions 13 94in W x 7 09in D x 1 97in H 3 98in H including joysti...

Page 11: ...ol address These steps are detailed in the Adding a Camera section Serial RS 232 Control To control your camera s over a serial connection use the included RS 232C cable to connect the joystick and the camera Then designate a control address for the camera These steps are detailed in the Adding a Camera section Serial RS 485 Control To control your camera s over an RS 485 connection see below Joys...

Page 12: ...rmation such as the IP address Default Gateway and Subnet Mask refer to the following PTZOptics Knowledge Base Article Note that If any aspect of your network scheme only requires 1 or 2 digits e g 192 168 1 150 you can move the joystick right to advance to the next field Serial Control Setup Options To control cameras using serial communications first review the above section marked Physically Co...

Page 13: ...n Home Run To utilize a Home Run setup you will need to connect all the cameras to the controllers 5 port phoenix connector Home Run setups can be used with both RS 485 RS 422 Please use the figures below for reference Home Run Connection Guide 13 Rev 1 2 2 21 ...

Page 14: ...to save the camera to the controller For PTZOptics and HuddleCamHD cameras by default the port assignments are 1259 for UDP control and port 5678 for TCP control 2 Adding a Serial camera a Press the SETUP button and select option two 2 Analog Device b Fill out the Analog Device fields to connect your camera Channel Joystick Camera Address Options include 1 7 Protocol Control protocol Options inclu...

Page 15: ...yed connection to the camera with your options detailed below Network Protocol Options include VISCA UDP VISCA TCP SONY VISCA UDP ONVIF NDI IP Enter the IP address of your camera Ctrl Port Enter the control port of your camera Rtsp User Enter the camera s RTSP Authorization username Rtsp Pwd Enter the camera s RTSP Authorization password Rtsp Url Enter the camera s RTSP URL of the camera for use w...

Page 16: ...the back of the SuperJoy with a SuperJoy firmware file After making the connection press the ENTER button to start 8 Import Config USB Connect a USB drive to the USB 2 0 port on the back of the SuperJoy with a SuperJoy export file After making the connection press the ENTER button to import the settings 9 Export Config USB Connect a USB drive to the USB 2 0 port on the back of the SuperJoy After m...

Page 17: ...e Alpha Numeric keypad by following the steps below Quick Presets 1 Move the camera to the location you wish to set the preset 2 Press and hold one of the Alpha Numeric buttons for 3 seconds to set the corresponding preset The controller OSD will notify you upon successfully storing a quick preset 3 To call a Quick Preset tap one of the Alpha Numeric buttons Alternatively you can use the Set and C...

Page 18: ...on of the controller to calibrate the white balance Exposure Control Use the EXPOSURE MODE button to cycle through the camera s Exposure modes Options include Manual Exposure Shutter Priority Iris Priority Brightness Priority Auto Exposure respectively You can use the IRIS SHUTTER Knob to adjust the Iris and Shutter values Press in the knob to toggle between Iris and Shutter For adjustment when in...

Page 19: ...ty by default Basic Mode Basic Mode allows you to disable most of the capabilities of the SuperJoy and limit the control to the joystick and or calling presets 1 Press the BASIC MODE button to enable Basic Mode with Joystick 2 Press the BASIC MODE button again to enable Basic Mode without Joystick 3 Press the BASIC MODE button again to disable Basic Mode Matrix Mode Matrix Mode allows you to disab...

Page 20: ...d serial camera Type Serial The control protocol of the saved serial camera Operate Click modify to edit the settings of the saved camera Use snap to take a snapshot of the camera s current view Home will allow you to send the camera to the home position For more information on editing already configured cameras from the Device Management interface check out the Adding a Camera From the Web Interf...

Page 21: ... Restore Restores the joystick to factory default settings Restart Restart the joystick Import Import joystick settings from PC Export Export joystick settings to PC User Add or edit admin and guest login credentials System Settings Invert Pan and or Tilt Version Displays the Hardware Software and Web firmware versions on the joystick For more information on how to obtain an IP address Default Gat...

Page 22: ...o the joystick Check that none of the added cameras have the same control address Camera doesn t stop moving when the joystick controller is upright This can occur when the joystick is in OSD Menu control mode or when the network is congested 1 Move the joystick left and check that the LCD display says Left LCD display will say CAM Menu Left while in OSD Menu control mode a Power cycle the joystic...

Page 23: ...itting a ticket at http help ptzoptics com Certifications This joystick has been tested and certified for the standards shown below FCC Class B Tested under FCC 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B Class B sDoC ANSI C63 4 2014 CE Tested under EMC Directive 2014 30 EU EN 55032 2015 A11 2020 EN 55035 2017 A11 2020 EN IEC 61000 3 2 2019 EN 61000 3 3 2013 A1 2019 RoHS Tested under RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU Change...

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