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Summary of Contents for AWRP655N - MULTI FUNCTION CONTROLLER

Page 1: ... EFORE ATTEMPTING TO CONNECT OPERATE OR ADJUST THIS PRODUCT PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY ULTI UNCTION ONTROLLER 7 20 0RINTED IN APAN 9 614 ...

Page 2: ...IS OPERATED IN A COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENT 4HIS EQUIPMENT GENERATES USES AND CAN RADIATE RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY AND IF NOT INSTALLED AND USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL MAY CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS PERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCE AT HIS ...

Page 3: ...ULARLY AT PLUGS CONVENIENCE RECEPTACLES AND THE POINT WHERE THEY EXIT FROM THE APPARATUS NLY USE ATTACHMENTS ACCESSORIES SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER 5SE ONLY WITH THE CART STAND TRIPOD BRACKET OR TABLE SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER OR SOLD WITH THE APPARATUS 7HEN A CART IS USED USE CAUTION WHEN MOVING THE CART APPARATUS COMBINATION TO AVOID INJURY FROM TIP OVER 5NPLUG THIS APPARATUS DURING LIGHT...

Page 4: ...E PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM AND THIS UNIT MAY BE EXTENDED UP TO FEET METERS WHEN USING 7 0 7 0 OR 7 0 AS THE PAN TILT HEAD 4HE DISTANCE MAY BE EXTENDED TO FEET METERS WHEN USING OTHER PAN TILT HEADS p 5SE CABLE COMPENSATION UNIT 7 2 WHEN USING A CABLE COMPENSATOR FOR THE VIDEO SIGNAL FROM THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM ONTENTS NTRODUCTION CCESSORIES 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 K 4HE CAMERA FUNCTION CANNOT BE...

Page 5: ...ETTING IS SELECTED IN TURN 54 4HE LENS IRIS IS ADJUSTED AUTOMATICALLY AND THE 2 3 BUTTON S LAMP COMES ON F THE 53 2 3 DIAL FOR ADJUSTING THE IRIS IS ROTATED WHEN 54 HAS BEEN SELECTED THE 2 3 BUTTON S LAMP FLASHES AS A WARNING 5 4HE LENS IRIS IS ADJUSTED MANUALLY USING THE 53 2 3 DIAL T THIS SETTING THE 2 3 BUTTON S LAMP GOES OFF 4HE LENS IRIS IS FIXED AT THE POSITION WHERE IT WAS ADJUSTED MANUALLY...

Page 6: ...IS BUTTON IS DESIGNED TO WORK ONLY AFTER IT HAS BEEN HELD DOWN FOR AT LEAST TWO SECONDS 7 4 47 BUTTONS 4HESE ARE USED TO SELECT THE CAMERA S WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT IN THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM CURRENTLY SELECTED 7HEN THE BUTTON IS PRESSED THE WHITE BALANCE STATUS ENTERED IN THE CAMERA S MEMORY IS ESTABLISHED AND THE BUTTON S LAMP COMES ON F THE 7 BUTTON IS PRESSED AFTER THE BUTTON WAS PRESSED THE...

Page 7: ...LAYED ON THE RIGHT AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PANEL IN THE SETTING MENU MODE ENU SETTING CONTROL MAIN 4HIS IS USED TO SELECT THE ITEM OR CHANGE THE VALUE OF THE ITEM DISPLAYED AT THE TOP OF THE PANEL IN THE SETTING MENU MODE 2 0 BUTTON 0RESS THIS BUTTON TO ADJUST THE CAMERA S 2 GAIN OR 2 PEDESTAL IN THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM CURRENTLY SELECTED ACH TIME IT IS PRESSED THE ADJUSTMENT MODE IS SET TO OR IN TU...

Page 8: ...N S LAMP COMES ON WHEN IT IS THE HEATER FAN GOES OFF 84 BUTTON F A LENS WITH AN EXTENDER FUNCTION IS USED IN THE SELECTED PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM THE EXTENDER FUNCTION IS SET FROM TO OR VICE VERSA EACH TIME THE 84 BUTTON IS PRESSED F A LENS 7 WITH AN FUNCTION IS USED IN THE SELECTED PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM THE FUNCTION OF THE LENS IS SET FROM TO OR VICE VERSA EACH TIME THE 84 BUTTON IS PRESSED N EITHER ...

Page 9: ...URN 7HEN RECORDING IS DISABLED THE BUTTON S LAMP COMES ON WHEN IT IS ENABLED THE LAMP GOES OFF 29 BUTTON 4HIS IS PRESSED WHEN THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM S SETTINGS ARE TO BE ENTERED AS A PRESET MEMORY INTO ONE OF THE 42 02 3 4 29 BUTTONS THROUGH 5P TO SETTINGS CAN BE ENTERED PER PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM INTO A PRESET MEMORY 0AN TILT HEAD SYSTEM S SETTINGS 0AN TILT HEAD 0AN TILT POSITION AMERA OOM FOCUS ...

Page 10: ...AS A FOCUS ADJUSTMENT DIAL 10 4 4 LEVER 53 2 3 DIAL 4HESE ARE USED TO ADJUST THE DIRECTION OF THE PAN TILT HEAD IN THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM CURRENTLY SELECTED 7HEN THE 0 4 4 LEVER IS PANNED IN THE 2 DIRECTION THE PAN TILT HEAD DIRECTION CHANGES TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT WHEN IT IS TILTED IN THE 50 7 DIRECTION IT CHANGES IN THE UP OR DOWN DIRECTION 4HE SPEED IS ADJUSTED BY THE ANGLE TO WHICH THE LEVER I...

Page 11: ...ON 4HE PAN TILT HEAD MAY BE CONTROLLED BY PRESSING THIS BUTTON WHEN MULTIPLE ADDITIONAL PANELS ARE CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT 4HIS LIGHT WILL COME ONE IN CONTROL MODE AND WILL TURN OFF IN NON CONTROL MODE 4HIS BUTTON S LIGHT IS ALWAYS ON WHEN THERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL PANELS CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT 730 BUTTON 4HIS IS USED TO SELECT THE CONTROL PAN TILT ZOOM FOCUS IRIS SPEED OF THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM CU...

Page 12: ...PMENT IS CONNECTED HERE WHEN A PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM IS TO BE CONTROLLED BY THESE EQUIPMENTS 0IN O 3IGNAL AME nnn 28 48 54 42 32 243 43 nnn 2 4 3 26 SWITCH 3ETTING AT SHIPMENT UNCTION SELECTION SWITCH FOR THE 2 4 3 26 CONNECTOR 3ET THE SWITCH IN THE h v POSITION DURING USE 4 42 0 TERMINAL 4 42 0 54 TERMINAL ONNECTS 7 20 ADDITIONAL PANEL SET TO DDITIONAL 0ANEL ODE ONNECT THE TERMINAL OF THIS UNIT TO...

Page 13: ...TCH TO h v WHEN THERE ARE NO ADDITIONAL PANELS CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT 3ET THIS SWITCH AND THE ADDITIONAL PANEL 4 2 4 SWITCH TO h v WHEN THERE IS ADDITIONAL PANEL CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT 3ET THE 4 2 4 SWITCHES ON THE EQUIPMENT ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CONNECTION TO h v WHEN ADDITIONAL PANELS ARE CONNECTED TO THIS UNIT AND SET THE 4 2 4 SWITCHES OF DEVICES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CONNECTION TO h v OR ...

Page 14: ...L TERMINAL WHEN CONNECTING TO THE 7 0 7 0 7 0 OR 7 0 s UNCTIONS AS THE 7 5 DIAL UP ADAPTER S CONNECTION TERMINAL WHEN THE 84 42 54 IS SET TO ON THE CONTROLLER SETTING MENU SEE PAGE ONNECT A 3 4 STRAIGHT CABLE EQUIVALENT TO 540 CATEGORY TO THE 7 5 S 0 4 4 42 TERMINAL AY BE EXTENDED UP TO A MAXIMUM OF FT M OR MORE DETAILS REFER TO THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS OF THE DIAL UP ADAPTER 7 5 5SE THE FOLLOWI...

Page 15: ...TILT HEAD AND THE PAN TILT HEAD ITSELF IS FEET METERS p ONNECT THE 7 0 PAN TILT HEAD AND CONVERTIBLE CAMERA USING THE CAMERA CABLE SUPPLIED WITH 7 0 p ONNECT THE IRIS CONTROL CABLE OF THE MOTORIZED ZOOM LENS TO THE CAMERA AND THE REMOTE ZOOM FOCUS CONTROL CABLE TO THE PAN TILT HEAD p 7HEN USING THE 7 0 AS THE PAN TILT HEAD SET THE CONTROLLER SELECTOR SWITCH ON THE 7 0 TO h OR 7 20 v 4URN OFF THE P...

Page 16: ...NITOR SWITCHING SIGNALS ONITOR SIGNALS ONITOR ONITOR ONITOR SIGNALS AMERA CABLE SUPPLIED 3 4 EQUIVALENT TO 540 CATEGORY STRAIGHT CABLE 3 4 EQUIVALENT TO 540 CATEGORY STRAIGHT CABLE OAXIAL CABLE OAXIAL CABLE OAXIAL CABLE OAXIAL CABLE 6IDEO SIGNAL OUT SIGNAL IN ABLE COMPENSATION UNIT 7 2 CABLE 5 4YPE 304 M 7 OR 5 4YPE 304 M 7 TO BE LOCALLY PURCHASED ...

Page 17: ... CONVERTER AND CONNECTING CABLE 3HOWN BELOW IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE CONNECTIONS PERFORMED BY THE 23 23 CONVERTER 23 23 CONVERTER 3UB PIN MALE 2EAR CONNECTOR PANEL MODULAR CONNECTOR PIN PLUG 23 23 CONVERTER 0AN TILT HEAD 4O 23 CONNECTOR ABLE LENGTH ESS THAN FEET METERS ABLE LENGTH ESS THAN FEET METERS 23 SIDE 23 SIDE 4HE 23 CABLE 7 4 MAY BE USED FOR THE PAN TILT HEAD 7 0 OR 7 0 ...

Page 18: ...COMMUNICATIONS HEADSET ALOGEN LAMP 0AN TILT HEAD SYSTEM OLOR MONITOR j TERMINATOR ADAPTER 7 03 ADAPTER 7 03 NTER COMMUNICATIONS HEADSET NTER COMMUNICATIONS HEADSET ADAPTER 7 03 ULTI FUNCTION CONTROLLER 7 20 ABLE COMPENSATION UNIT 7 2 3ET TO 3ET 4 2 4 TO 3ET TO 3ET 4 2 4 TO ULTI FUNCTION CONTROLLER 7 20 ULTI FUNCTION CONTROLLER 7 20 ADAPTER 7 03 6IDEO SIGNAL ONNECTIONS XAMPLE OF SYSTEM CONFIGURATIO...

Page 19: ...Y THE 42 2 3 44 ITEM ON THE TOP LINE OF THE PANEL 0 530 3 4 55 0 FZ 0RESS THE BUTTON 4HE FOLLOWING ITEM APPEARS ON THE PANEL 6 3 4 5 0 4URN THE MENU SETTING CONTROL MAIN TO DISPLAY THE FOLLOWING ITEM ON THE PANEL BNFSB PEFM 4FMFDU P BNFSB 4URN THE MENU SETTING CONTROL TO SELECT THE CAMERAS CONNECTED AND TURN THE MENU SETTING CONTROL 2 TO SELECT THE CAMERA MODELS CONNECTED FTER ALL THE CAMERA MODEL...

Page 20: ... INITIATED BY THE PAN TILT LEVER 5PON COMPLETION OF THE AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENTS BE ABSOLUTELY SURE TO CHANGE THE MENU TO ANOTHER ITEM w DJUSTING THE BACKLASH COMPENSATION 0LAY IN THE GEARS MAY GIVE RISE TO BACKLASH WHEN THE PAN TILT HEAD IS MOVED 4HIS ADJUSTMENT SERVES TO PROVIDE COMPENSATION FOR REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF THIS BACKLASH ACKLASH OR INSTANCE AFTER THE PAN TILT HEAD HAS MOVED FROM RIGHT TO...

Page 21: ...ION OF THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM EFORE INSTALLING A PAN TILT HEAD AS A STAND ALONE TYPE SET THE INSTALLATION DIRECTION SWITCH INSIDE THE PAN TILT HEAD TO STAND ALONE INSTALLATION h3USPENDED INSTALLATIONv IS THE FACTORY SETTING F THIS SWITCH IS NOT SET PROPERLY THE OPERATING DIRECTIONS OF THE PAN TILT HEAD WILL BE REVERSED AND THE LIMITS OF THE PAN TILT HEAD S TRAVEL RANGE LIMITERS WILL NOT BE STORE...

Page 22: ...SS BUTTON 4HE SETTING IS COMPLETED WHEN THE 4 BUTTON S LAMP COMES ON p 4O CANCEL THE SETTING PRESS BUTTON WHILE PRESSING THE BUTTON AGAIN 7HEN THE SETTING IS CANCELED THE 4 BUTTON S LAMP COMES ON 3ELECT THE NEXT PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM USING THE 42 02 6 7 4 2 54 3 BUTTON AND CONTINUE SETTING THE TRAVEL RANGE LIMITERS FOR EACH SYSTEM CONCERNED w ENLOCK ADJUSTMENT F A CAMERA IS TO BE SYNCHRONIZED WITH ...

Page 23: ...MAIN AND SET IT SO THAT THE 3 44 ITEM APPEARS AT THE TOP OF THE PANEL 4 55 0 FZ 0RESS THE BUTTON 4HE FOLLOWING ITEM APPEARS ON THE PANEL 1 4 P 5SING THE MENU SETTING CONTROL 2 ALIGN THE HORIZONTAL PHASE OF THE VIDEO SIGNAL WAVEFORMS ON THE OSCILLOSCOPE AND EXTERNAL SYNC SIGNAL WAVEFORMS 3ELECT THE NEXT PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM USING THE 42 02 6 7 4 2 54 3 BUTTON AND CONTINUE ADJUSTING THE HORIZONTAL P...

Page 24: ... IT SO THAT THE 3 44 ITEM APPEARS AT THE TOP OF THE PANEL 4 55 0 FZ 0RESS THE BUTTON 4HE FOLLOWING ITEM APPEARS ON THE PANEL 1 4 P 4URN THE MENU SETTING CONTROL MAIN AND SET IT SO THAT THE FOLLOWING ITEM APPEARS ON THE PANEL 4 1 4 0 34 P UTPUT BOTH THE COLOR BAR SIGNALS SIGNALS FROM INSIDE THE SWITCHER OR OTHER EQUIPMENTS SERVING AS THE REFERENCE AND THE COLOR BAR SIGNALS FROM THE CAMERA TO THE CO...

Page 25: ...ATION UNIT THE CORRESPONDING 9 6 54 TERMINAL 0RESS THE 2 3 BUTTON TO ESTABLISH THE 5 MODE THE 2 3 BUTTON S LAMP NOW GOES OFF AND USE THE 53 2 3 DIAL TO CLOSE THE LENS IRIS 0RESS THE 2 0 BUTTON AND SET IT SO THAT THE FOLLOWING ITEM APPEARS ON THE PANEL 1 45 505 P 3 P P 5SE THE MENU SETTING CONTROL MAIN TO ADJUST THE BLACK LEVEL TO 2 6 OR 2 6 4HE BLACK LEVEL SHOULD BE ADJUSTED TO THE SAME LEVEL OF E...

Page 26: ...NEED BE UNDERTAKEN SINCE THE WHITE BALANCE WILL BE SET SIMPLY BY PRESSING THE 7 4 BUTTON OR BUTTON ONCE THE WHITE BALANCE HAS BEEN ADJUSTED 7HEN THE WHITE BALANCE IS ADJUSTED AGAIN THE PREVIOUSLY ENTERED SETTINGS WILL BE DELETED AND REPLACED BY THE NEW CONDITIONS UTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT OF WHITE BALANCE S WITH THE PROCEDURE FOR AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT SELECT THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM USING THE 42 02 6 7 4...

Page 27: ...ED CORRECTLY THE LAMP GOES OFF AND THE CONDITIONS SET ARE ENTERED IN THE MEMORY 4HE BUTTON S LAMP WILL REMAIN LIGHTED IF IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE FOR THE ADJUSTMENT TO BE PERFORMED N THIS CASE REPEAT THE ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE p T MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE TO ADJUST THE BLACK BALANCE IF THE TOTAL PEDESTAL IS TOO LOW N THIS CASE ADJUST THE TOTAL PEDESTAL AGAIN AND THEN REPEAT THE BLACK BALANCE ADJUSTMENT p 4HE ...

Page 28: ... 4 5 T 03 5 4 5 T 03 5 4 5 T p F DATA HAS ALREADY BEEN ENTERED INTO A TRACING MEMORY THE ENTRY TIME AND NUMBER OF MEMORIES CANNOT BE SET EFORE ENTERING DIFFERENT SETTINGS DELETE THE CONTENTS OF THE TRACING MEMORY AND THEN PROCEED p NCE ENTRY TIMES AND NUMBERS OF MEMORIES HAVE BEEN SET THE SETTINGS CANNOT BE CHANGED FOR ANY OF THE BUTTONS UNLESS MEMORIES ARE DELETED 3ELECT THE NEXT PAN TILT HEAD SY...

Page 29: ...E ENTRY IN THE TRACING MEMORY COMMENCES AS SOON AS THE PAN TILT ZOOM FOCUS IRIS OR WHITE BALANCE MODE SELECTION IS INITIATED SO PROCEED WITH THE ENTRY OPERATION 4HE 34 24 34 0 BUTTON STOPS FLASHING AND COMES ON AND THE LAMPS OF 42 02 3 4 29 BUTTONS THROUGH COME ON TO PROVIDE A GENERAL GUIDELINE OF THE TIME FOR WHICH DATA CAN BE ENTERED ACH OF THE O THROUGH O BUTTONS INDICATES A TIME OF APPROXIMATE...

Page 30: ...TERED IN THE TRACING MEMORY FTER THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM HAS BEEN SET TO THE TRACING MEMORY START POSITION STATUS AND THEN STOPPED PRESS THE BUTTON IN WHICH THE TRACING MEMORY DATA HAS BEEN ENTERED AGAIN 4HE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM NOW STARTS THE OPERATIONS ENTERED IN THE TRACING MEMORY p 7HEN THE 7 0 7 0 OR 7 0 IS USED AS THE PAN TILT HEAD NO OPERATIONS WILL BE ACKNOWLEDGED EVEN IF THE BUTTON IN WH...

Page 31: ...G MEMORY DATA TO BE DELETED HAS BEEN ENTERED 4HE LAMPS OF THE BUTTONS IN WHICH TRACING MEMORY DATA HAS BEEN ENTERED 42 02 3 4 29 BUTTONS THROUGH COME ON WHEN THE 2 3 4 BUTTON IS PRESSED 4HE BUTTONS LAMPS GO OFF AND THE TRACING MEMORY DATA IS DELETED ATA CANNOT BE DELETED WHILE THE BUTTON S LAMP IS LIGHTED ELETING TRACING MEMORY DATA PERATION ...

Page 32: ...DOWN 7HEN THE 29 BUTTON IS PRESSED THOSE BUTTONS AMONG THE 42 02 3 4 29 BUTTONS THROUGH IN WHICH DATA CAN BE ENTERED START FLASHING IN SEQUENCE F A BUTTON HAS A LAMP THAT REMAINS OFF IT MEANS THAT DATA HAS ALREADY BEEN ENTERED INTO IT 0RESET MEMORY DATA CANNOT BE ENTERED INTO IT 7HILE THE 29 BUTTON IS HELD DOWN PRESS THE BUTTON IN WHICH THE PRESET MEMORY DATA IS TO BE ENTERED F NECESSARY ENTER OTH...

Page 33: ... IN WHICH THE 2 3 4 BUTTON IS HELD DOWN 7HEN THE 2 3 4 BUTTON IS PRESSED THOSE BUTTONS AMONG THE 42 02 3 4 29 BUTTONS THROUGH IN WHICH DATA CAN BE DELETED START FLASHING IN SEQUENCE F A BUTTON HAS A LAMP THAT REMAINS OFF IT MEANS THAT DATA HAS ALREADY BEEN ENTERED INTO IT 4HE PRESET MEMORY DATA CANNOT BE DELETED 7HILE THE 2 3 4 BUTTON IS HELD DOWN PRESS THE BUTTON IN WHICH THE PRESET MEMORY DATA I...

Page 34: ...IS POSSIBLE TO SWITCH THE SPEED AT WHICH THE SETTING VALUE OF THE ITEMS MARKED WITH CHANGES EACH TIME THE MENU SETTING CONTROL IS PRESSED 7ITH THE 23 SETTING IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SWITCH THE SPEED AT WHICH THE SETTING VALUE CHANGES WHEN THE MENU SETTING CONTROL IS PRESSED ...

Page 35: ...S WITH MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK a ARE BASED ON THE 7 BEING USED AS THE CAMERA 7HEN A CAMERA OTHER THAN THE 7 IS TO BE USED CHANGE THE SETTING TO THE INITIAL SETTING OF THAT CAMERA p T IS POSSIBLE TO SWITCH THE SPEED AT WHICH THE SETTING VALUE OF THE ITEMS MARKED WITH CHANGES EACH TIME THE MENU SETTING CONTROL IS PRESSED ...

Page 36: ...HICH THE SETTING VALUE OF THE ITEMS MARKED WITH CHANGES EACH TIME THE MENU SETTING CONTROL IS PRESSED a 7HEN CONNECTING THE 7 0 7 0 OR 7 0 PAN TILT HEAD AND USING THE LENS WITH FUNCTION 7 OR CANNOT BE SELECTED FOR THIS FUNCTION USING THIS MENU ITEM 4O SELECT OR USE THE 84 BUTTON ON THE CONTROL PANEL INSTEAD SEE PAGE ...

Page 37: ...H THE SETTING VALUE OF THE ITEMS MARKED WITH CHANGES EACH TIME THE MENU SETTING CONTROL IS PRESSED a 7HEN CONNECTING THE 7 0 7 0 OR 7 0 PAN TILT HEAD AND USING THE LENS WITH FUNCTION 7 OR CANNOT BE SELECTED FOR THIS FUNCTION USING THIS MENU ITEM 4O SELECT OR USE THE 84 BUTTON ON THE CONTROL PANEL INSTEAD SEE PAGE ...

Page 38: ...O DURING NORMAL USE 29 4 S S S S 4HIS ITEM IS USED TO SET THE TRACING MEMORY ENTRY TIME MEMORY LENGTH AND NUMBER OF MEMORIES S SECONDS M MEMORIES S SECONDS M MEMORIES S SECONDS M MEMORIES S SECONDS M MEMORY F DATA HAS ALREADY BEEN ENTERED INTO A TRACING MEMORY THE ENTRY TIME AND NUMBER OF MEMORIES CANNOT BE SET EFORE ENTERING DIFFERENT SETTINGS DELETE THE CONTENTS OF THE TRACING MEMORY 37 2 5 4 7H...

Page 39: ...ETTING THE ZOOM MOVES IN THE REVERSE DIRECTIONS 53 2 4 2 2 6 23 4HIS ITEM IS USED TO SELECT THE FOCUS OPERATIONS OF THE LENS WHICH ARE TO BE PERFORMED BY OPERATING THE DIALS ON THE TOP OF THE 0 4 4 LEVER AND LEVER 7HEN 2 IS SELECTED THE FOCUS MOVES TOWARD THE FAR DISTANCE SIDE WHEN THE DIAL IS TURNED TOWARD THE 2 SIDE AND IT MOVES TOWARD THE NEAR DISTANCE SIDE WHEN IT IS TURNED TOWARD THE 2 SIDE O...

Page 40: ...MORY IN A STRAIGHT LINE OWEVER REPEATABILITY WITH THE 7 0 PAN TILT HEAD WILL BE RESULTING IN LOWER STOPPING ACCURACY 30 TO 4HIS ITEM IS USED TO SELECT THE SPEED AT WHICH THE PAN TILT HEAD SYSTEM IS TO OPERATE WHEN 4 ITEM HAS BEEN SET TO 4HE HIGHER THE VALUE SET THE FASTER THE SPEED AT WHICH THE PAN TILT HEAD WILL OPERATE 7HEN 4 ITEM HAS BEEN SET TO OPERATIONAL SPEED CANNOT BE SET 2 3 44 MENU 4HE O...

Page 41: ...THAT FOR THE MENU SETTINGS AND TRACING MEMORIES IS STORED IN THE ULTI UNCTION ONTROLLER 4HIS DATA IS SAVED WHEN THE POWER IS TURNED OFF UNDER NORMAL CONDITIONS HOWEVER IT WILL BE LOST IF THE POWER IS TURNED OFF AFTER THE BATTERY IS EXHAUSTED 4HERE IS NO NEED TO REPLACE THE BATTERY WHEN OPERATING IN DDITIONAL 0ANEL ODE 2EFER REPLACEMENT OF THE BATTERY TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL p OYSTICK REPLAC...

Page 42: ... PPEARANCE 5NIT INCH MM ...

Page 43: ... CONNECTORS 4 42 0 54 CONNECTORS 2 EACH ONNECTING CABLE 3 4 STRAIGHT CABLES 540 CATEGORY MAX FEET METERS 7HEN MORE THAN ONE ADDITIONAL PANEL IS TO BE CONNECTED MAKE SURE THAT THE TOTAL LENGTH OF ALL THE CABLES DOES NOT EXCEED FEET METERS 4 9 35 PIN 2 4 3 26 23 4 0 4 4 84 TO CONNECTORS 2 C CONTROL SIGNAL OUTPUT FOR PAN TILT HEADS ONNECTING CABLE 3 4 STRAIGHT CABLES 540 CATEGORY MAX FEET METERS 8 2 ...

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