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Pressing 

DISP

 displays the system’s software version. 

 

 
Pressing 

SETUP

 allows the configuring of the ST-PTZ-RC’s protocol and baud rate.  

 

 

7.  TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS 
 

a. 

The ST-PTZ-RC is not controlling the camera at all

 – (i) be sure the R485 connections 

between the ST-PTZ-RC and the camera are using the same polarities; (ii) check to 
see  if  the  correct  baud  rate  has  been  set  with  the  camera;  (iii)  check  to  see  if  the 
correct protocol has been with the camera. 

b. 

The ST-PTZ-RC is communicating with the camera, but certain functions do not work

 

–  PTZ  controllers  are  designed  to  perform  a  wide  variety  of  PTZ  camera  control 
functions.  However,  the  utility  of  any  PTZ  controller  is  highly  dependant  upon  the 
particular PTZ camera to be controlled as each camera has not only its own functions 
but  specific  methods  of  how  those  native  functions  are  accessed  and  managed. 
Further,  a  particular  PTZ  controller’s  terminology  may  differ  from  that  used  by  a 
particular PTZ camera. Therefore, it will be necessary for the installer and/or user to 
consult BOTH the PTZ controller and PTZ camera’s user manuals to ensure proper 
set-up, configuration and application. 

c.  Additional troubleshooting assistance can be found on-line at 

www.securitytronix.com

 

in addition to support from Securitytronix sales engineers at 1-610-429-1511. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for ST-PTZ-RC

Page 1: ...v1 2 8 22 11 1 USER MANUAL ST PTZ RC Infrared Remote PTZ Controller ...

Page 2: ...munications Protocol RS 485 2 Baud Rate 1200 2400 4800 9600BPS 3 Camera Protocol PELCO D PELCO P 4 Power 2 AAA batteries for handheld remote not supplied 12VDC 1A power supply for PT Dome Controller not supplied IMPORTANT NOTE PTZ controllers are designed to perform a wide variety of PTZ camera control functions However the utility of any PTZ controller is highly dependant upon the particular PTZ ...

Page 3: ...Do not open up or dismantle the ST PTZ RC or the PT Dome Controller s cases There are no serviceable parts inside the unit c Do not install ST PTZ RC or the PT Dome Controller in an environment where the temperature is above 104 F d Do not install the ST PTZ RC or the PT Dome Controller in a damp environment e Only use a dry cloth to clean the units If there is dirt that is difficult to remove wip...

Page 4: ...he protocol where d is for PELCO D and p is for PELCO P The last two digits indicate the current baud rate where 12 1200BPS 24 2400BPS 48 4800BPS and 96 9600BPS c If the settings need to be changed press SETUP The protocol may be changed by using the Infrared Remote Controller s UP DOWN buttons and the baud rate via the LEFT RIGHT buttons Select the desired protocol and or baud rate then press ENT...

Page 5: ...he ENTER button to confirm c Repeat steps a and b for each desired Preset Position Call a Preset Position a Press the SHOT button to go to the preset select mode This command will allow you to select the Preset Position for your camera b In this mode you can input a number by press any Infrared Remote Controller s numeric key For example P refers to Preset Position pressing key 1 refers to Preset ...

Page 6: ...3 seconds The PT Controller s screen will display b Press HOME A or B followed by ENTER to confirm Set Up and Run Pattern Tour A Pattern Tour allows the camera to automatically track a select group of Preset Positions a Pressing PATTERN once puts the ST PTZ RC into Pattern Track Setup Mode The PT Dome Controller will display b In the setup mode up to 16 pre existing Preset Positions can be selecte...

Page 7: ...e camera will remain on a particular Preset Position Other speed settings may be made during the Pattern Track Setup Mode described above Functions The UP DOWN LEFT and RIGHT buttons control the corresponding movement of the PTZ camera The ENTER button serves as a movement stop key It is also a confirm key when inputting a number Numeric keys 0 through 9 are number input buttons The C button is to...

Page 8: ...nction Pressing AUTO puts the system into auto cruise mode Pressing SPEED sets the speed of the target camera s movement S1 through S4 are shortcut keys for speeds S1 8 S2 40 S3 51 S4 63 with S1 the slowest and S4 the fastest Pressing FOCUS focuses the target camera far Pressing FOCUS focuses the target camera near Pressing IRIS OPEN opens the target camera s iris Pressing IRIS CLOSE closes the ta...

Page 9: ...e designed to perform a wide variety of PTZ camera control functions However the utility of any PTZ controller is highly dependant upon the particular PTZ camera to be controlled as each camera has not only its own functions but specific methods of how those native functions are accessed and managed Further a particular PTZ controller s terminology may differ from that used by a particular PTZ cam...

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