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Appendix C: Pinout Connections

Audio

Ground

Unbalanced

Audio Out

Balanced

Audio Out

You will find the following pinout connections on the back of your Main Docking Station. These diagrams are for your reference.

RS-485

Four position

Modular Handset

PVI COM

RJ-11

Pin

Signal

12v

Ground

Signal A

Signal B

Ground

9-pin Female D-9 Sub

Pin

Signal

Transmit

Receive

Ground

1,4,6-9 Not Used

Pin

Signal

Common

Signal 1

Signal 2

Pin

Signal

Ground

Signal A

Signal B

Ground

S-Video Connector

Composite Video

BNC Connector

(75 ohms)

+ 18v DC

Ground

Video (1Vpp)

Y Ground

C Ground

Ground

5.5mm DC Power

Connector

Summary of Contents for CameraMan

Page 1: ...CameraMan 1 CCD Presenter Camera System Installation and Operations Manual ...

Page 2: ...roller Connecting to the RS 232 Port Tracking Ring Power Pack Assembly 8 Tracking Ring Sensors III Configure Your Presenter System Configuring the Main Docking Station 9 Configuring the Tracking System Keypad 10 11 Tracking System Keypad Understanding the Panning Motion Re Orienting the Pan Arrows Other Configurations 12 Maximum Pan Tilt Travel autoTRACK Windows IV Use Your Presenter System System...

Page 3: ...tion or operation of your CameraMan 1 CCD General Pan Tilt camera refer to the Installation and Operations Manual included with the camera You will see three icons throughout this manual This icon alerts you to important instructions in the operation and maintenance of your Camera Control Keypad This icon alerts you to tips or noteworthy suggestions in the operation use or maintenance of your Came...

Page 4: ...tion with two antennas 2 10 multi conductor cable with 37 pin D sub connectors Tracking Ring Package The Tracking Ring Package uses ParkerVision s patented autoTRACK technology to communicate with your CameraMan camera By wearing the Tracking Ring you can move freely around the room while the camera automatically follows your every move This gives you the freedom to get up from the conference room...

Page 5: ... jack cable not provided 7 RS 485 IN and OUT JACKS 4 position modular handset jacks used for RS 485 communications between the camera system and other CameraMan devices 8 PVI COM JACK 6 conductor RJ 11 jack used for communication with the Tracking System Keypad in hard wired mode 9 RS 232 PORT Standard DB 9 female connector provides RS 232 communications capability for devices like PCs or other ve...

Page 6: ... to turn Tracking Ring s microphone on and off TRACKING RING PORT Used to connect Tracking Ring to power pack see page 13 AUXILIARY BATTERY PACK PORT Used to connect the optional auxiliary battery pack for extended use see page 14 Front Sensor Mic Back Sensor Clip Tracking Ring Port Connector Tracking Ring Assembly Belt Assembly Clip power pack pouch on belt as shown CHARGER PORT Used to connect b...

Page 7: ...utoTRACK and freeze the camera s movement SETUP Used in conjunction with other controls for advanced functions IMAGE CONTROLS Used to open and close the iris autoIMAGE Used to allow the camera to automatically adjust the brightness and darkness for each video picture PAN TILT Used to Controls the camera sup down and left right movement Use of the PAN TILT arrow buttons will disengage the autoTRACK...

Page 8: ...n is turned OFF 3 Mount or place the CameraMan Power Supply in a convenient location near the autoTRACK Docking station 4 Plug the 5 5mm female connector from the power supply cord into the DC POWER jack in the back of the docking station 5 Plug the other end of the power supply into a 120 VAC outlet 6 Connect the antennas to the appropriate connectors and position them so that they both point in ...

Page 9: ...a Keypad Controller If desired the Tracking System Keypad can be hard wired to the Main Docking Station using a CameraMan Keypad Cable provided 1 Connect one end of the cable to the RJ 11 type jack located in the battery compartment of the keypad Remove batteries 2 Connect the other end of the cable to the RJ 11 type jack on the back of the Main Docking Station labeled PVI COM 3 Look at the LED on...

Page 10: ...of sight link with the camera The presenter must exercise caution to ensure that no clothing or hair covers either Sensor About the sensors It is important to understand exactly how the autoTRACK Tracking Sensors work to obtain the maximum performance levels The autoTRACK mode is an exclusive ParkerVision feature that enables the the camera to automatically track the subject wearing the Tracking R...

Page 11: ...sired volume level The default setting is zero 0 dbm Refer to Appendix B for specifications on the audio outputs Before you can begin to use your new Presenter Camera System you need to configure its components Step 2 Audio Level Switch Step 1 RF Channel Switches must match Switch ON the POWER button on the front of the Main Docking Station The CameraMan camera should automatically enter its posit...

Page 12: ...nstalled backward Reverse the way the batteries are inserted and try again If the batteries are inserted improperly it will not damage the keypad the keypad simply will not work If the Tracking System Keypad is being used in the hard wired mode connect one end of the CameraMan Keypad Cable to the RJ 11 type jack located in the battery compartment of the Tracking System Keypad Connect the other end...

Page 13: ...picture moves left These applications require you to re orient the PAN arrows see below Some examples of applications that might benefit from this re orientation are Presentations where you are not presenting but are controlling the camera s movement Videoconferences where you are a moderator but not an on screen participant Applications where you are in a control room controlling the camera Any o...

Page 14: ...g applications Each autoTRACK View has a preprogrammed window Each window is set at a predetermined factory default and in most applications does not need to be adjusted Proper window sizes are factory determined for the best results ParkerVision recommends the window size not be altered or adjusted If a change in Window size is absolutely necessary 1 Press and release the desired autoTRACK View b...

Page 15: ...To establish this link move into the CameraMan s field of view Please see the autoTRACK MODE or Troubleshooting sections of this manual for further assistance Rechargeable Battery The Tracking Ring Power Pack comes with a built in 12 hour Rechargeable Battery When the battery is running low the Battery LOW LED on the top of the Tracking Ring Power Pack illuminates At this time the Tracking Ring Po...

Page 16: ...into an electrical outlet and connect the Auxiliary Battery Pack to the charger To get the maximum hours of use utilize the 12 hour built in battery first until the Battery LOW LED illuminates then attach the Auxiliary Battery Pack for an additional 24 hours giving you a total of 36 hours of use Once the BATTERY LOW LED illuminates recharge the Tracking Power Pack before the next use The Battery C...

Page 17: ...e the CameraMan Personal Locator System Operations Manual If the LOCK button is not used and a MY TURN button is pressed while autoTRACKing the system will disengage the autoTRACK mode and go to the MY TURN position The autoTRACK mode s operation requires the subject to be in the field of view of the autoTRACK Camera Once the subject enters the field of view the camera moves to lock onto line of s...

Page 18: ...s Each autoTRACK View will store and recall a ZOOM perspective with an IMAGE setting Changes in the Subject s Position within the video frame can also be stored These functions enable the subject to fine tune their position in each of the autoTRACK Views For example you may want to zoom in slightly closer on the WIDE autoTRACK View or adjust your position in the video frame more to the left or rig...

Page 19: ...ting has been stored To RECALL the tight autoTRACK VIEW Press and release the TIGHT View button The CameraMan then recalls the information stored in the TIGHT button WIDE autoTRACK View Press and release the WIDE autoTRACK View button The video frame should show a wide body shot of you If you would like to alter your image in this view then you need to reset the Wide View To SET or CHANGE the wide...

Page 20: ...GHT View button The CameraMan then recalls the information stored in the RIGHT button LEFT autoTRACK View Press and release the LEFT autoTRACK View button Your image should now be offset to the left side of the video frame Use this view when the presenter wants to share the video screen with key presentation areas a presenter who is right handed may use this view while pointing to a flipchart If y...

Page 21: ...ubject appears too far to the right in the frame Manual Pan Tilt Arrows Press the up down right or left PAN TILT arrows to pan or tilt the autoTRACK camera in that direction By pressing any of the PAN TILT arrow buttons in the Camera Control section of the Tracking System Keypad you disengage the autoTRACK mode To reactivate the autoTRACK mode press any of the four autoTRACK View buttons This enga...

Page 22: ...ing in the view selected Presenter Presenter 100 Field of view Presenter 100 Field of view Line of sight Once CameraMan reaches HOME it stops if you are not in the field of view Once you enter the field of view the camera moves to lock onto line of sight tracking When you press an autoTRACK View button to enable autoTRACK the CameraMan automatically begins panning toward HOME see page 21 looking f...

Page 23: ...t 2 or Preset 3 1 After selecting a Preset use the PAN TILT arrows to move the camera to the desired location 2 Only when desired use the manual ZOOM and FOCUS buttons to set the needed zoom perspective 3 Only when desired use the manual IMAGE Iris and Gain buttons to set the needed light dark contrast 4 Press and hold any of the three Location Preset buttons HOME PRESET2 or PRESET3 until you hear...

Page 24: ... Zoom OUT for the camera to zoom out for a wider view The Zoom can be adjusted manually and can be stored in a Location Preset or autoTRACK View Image Settings The IMAGE setting adjusts the picture brightness in the video frame Manual Setting By pressing either IMAGE button the camera s image control automatically becomes a manual adjustment To Manually Control Image Press the top IMAGE button to ...

Page 25: ...llowing procedure will enable you to adjust Gen Lock settings with the Gen Lock Setup overlay card 1 Press and hold down the buttons labeled Gen Lock and Mode After 2 3 seconds you will hear a beep 2 Release the Gen Lock and Mode buttons The Gen Lock Setup menu appears To reset the menu items to the default values press the button labeled Reset 3 Press the up and down Menu Edit arrows to move the ...

Page 26: ... Image Brighten buttons The Gen Lock Setup menu appears To reset the menu items to the default values press the autoFOCUS button 3 Press the up and down PAN TILT arrows to move the arrow on screen and to select the item you want to change 4 Press the left and right PAN TILT arrows to change the value for the following items Menu Item Values MODE AUTO or INT internal H PHASE 99 to 99 SC PHASE 0 or ...

Page 27: ... is fully charged and the TRACKING UNIT STATUS LED is still OFF then verify that the RF CHANNEL switch on the back of the Main Docking Station matches the position of the RF CHANNEL switch on the back of the Tracking Ring Power Pack 3 Is the autoTRACK LED on the camera s display panel illuminated or flashing If it is ON proceed to step 4 If it is OFF use the Tracking System Keypad to select one of...

Page 28: ...in Docking Station and that no wires or metal objects are touching either antenna 5 Check the battery in the Tracking System Keypad 6 Verify that the Main Docking Station is at least 1 from the camera unit The Keypad takes 2 AA batteries with a lifespan of two to three months with average use The Keypad indicates that its battery is low with a long beep when any button is pressed Replace the batte...

Page 29: ...ck of the Main Docking Station to the RJ 11 jack in the battery compartment of the Tracking System Keypad 2 Does the LED on the front of the keypad illuminate for a few seconds when the keypad is first plugged in If not then replace the cable with a ParkerVision supplied cable only DO NOT USE A TELEPHONE CABLE Problem The autoTRACK Camera s Video is not working properly Solution 1 Verify that the ...

Page 30: ...ture 32 to 100 F Humidity 0 to 95 non condensing Dimensions 11 64 L x 6 65 W x 2 6 H Weight 10 lbs Tracking Ring Package Tracking Range Up to 60 from autoTRACK Camera Wireless Audio 60 from Main Docking RF Tracking Freq Standard A B 209 3 MHz 212 5 MHz Special H I 213 0 MHz 207 6 MHz Special L N 212 0 MHz 207 1 MHz Dimensions 4 6 L x 2 8 W x 1 0 H Battery Life 12 hours per charge 24 hour auxiliary...

Page 31: ... your reference RS 485 Four position Modular Handset PVI COM RJ 11 Pin Signal 1 12v 2 12v 3 Ground 4 Signal A 5 Signal B 6 Ground 9 pin Female D 9 Sub Pin Signal 2 Transmit 3 Receive 5 Ground 1 4 6 9 Not Used Pin Signal 1 Common 2 Signal 1 3 Signal 2 Pin Signal 1 Ground 2 Signal A 3 Signal B 4 Ground S Video Connector Composite Video BNC Connector 75 ohms 18v DC Ground Video 1Vpp C Y Y Ground C Gr...

Page 32: ...1 CCD Presenter Camera System Installation and Operations Manual 1999 ParkerVision Inc Appendix D Typical System Diagram Below is a typical setup for your Presenter Camera System The items in the diagram are not to scale ...

Page 33: ...an autoTRACK Camera and the Tracking Device worn or held by the presenter Location Preset A feature that enables a presenter to program a specific camera view and location that can be recalled at anytime at the touch of a button Tracking System Keypad A hand held keypad used by a presenter to control camera functions and tracking features by using wireless radio frequency RF communications or dire...

Page 34: ...or upgrading your original product The warranty is non transferable Purchaser s failure to make a claim as provided above or continued use of the product shall constitute an unqualified acceptance of such product and a waiver by purchaser of all claims Product Warranty Registration Form The warranty period begins the day your ParkerVision product is received Product Warranty Registration is requir...

Page 35: ... 1999 ParkerVision Inc Literature Part Number L1203101 ref LPMCPC01 Revision D 1 ...

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