Security Tronix ST-PTZMINI-IR10X Installation Manual Download Page 11

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System 

 
 

<MAIN MENU> 

 

<SYSTEM> 
<DOME> 
<CAMERA> 
<IR> 
<DISPLAY> 
<TIME> 
<LANGUAGE> 
<RESET> 
EXIT 

 

 

<SYSTEM> 

 PROTOCOL 

PELCO-D/P 

COMM 

2400.N.8.1 

DOME ID                               001 
MODULE 
VERSION 

 < COMM SET> 

 

EXIT 

 

 

 

<COMM SET> 

DEVICE ID                            1234 
CHECK ID 

- - - - 

TARGET ID 

 001 

BAUD RATE 

2400 

 
SAVE 
EXIT 

 
 
  

 

<MAIN MENU> 

 
When preset 95 is called from a PTZ controller the main menu will appear 
overlaid on the video output of the camera. The main menu lists several 
sub-menus which each deal with separate aspect

s of the camera’s 

operation. Use the UP/DOWN controls of your PTZ controller to select a 
menu item and the RIGHT command to open a sub menu or activate a 
menu item for editing. Using the LEFT command will back up one menu, 
exit editing or cancel an operation. 
 
NOTE: The CAMERA, PRIVACY ZONES and ALARM menu functions 
are not supported by this model. 
 
 
 

<SYSTEM> 

 
 PROTOCOL: This displays the current protocol of the dome. 

 
   COMM:  2400.  N.  8.  1  indicates  the  communication information. 

2400 is the baud rate, which can be changed via 

the OSD “COMM 

SET” menu. The choices are: 1200,  2400,  4800  and  9600. 

 
 DOME ID: This displays the dome

’s address. The range is 

000-255. The address is changed via 

the OSD “COMM SET” menu. 

 
 MODULE: This displays the model of the CCD camera module. 

 

   VERSION:  The software version may be periodically updated as 

newer versions become available. 

 
 
 
 
 

 

<COMM SET> 

 

 DEVICE  ID:  This is an ID number which is unique to each individual       

unit of this camera model. 

 

CHECK ID: Use this field to enter the DEVICE ID number of the 

camera you wish to set the address and baud rate for. The ID will 
ensure that only the target camera receives the changes and all 
other cameras (with different ID’s) will ignore the changes. 

 

TARGET  ID:  Enter the desired TARGET ID for the camera; for 

example a

ddress “002”.  

 
BAUD  RATE:  Baud  rate  is  selectable.  1200,  2400, 4800, 9600 are 

available. Default is 2400. 

 

Be certain to cursor to the SAVE line and press the RIGHT directional 

control on the PTZ controller to activate the save function and 
store your settings. 

 

NOTE: At this point the controller will no longer control the 
camera until it is set to match the NEW address and baud rate 
which was just set in the previous steps. 

Summary of Contents for ST-PTZMINI-IR10X

Page 1: ...1 INSTALLATION MANUAL ST PTZMINI IR10X High Speed Intelligent Dome Software Addressable IR PTZ Color Camera ...

Page 2: ...call Supported Protocols Pelco D P 4 patterns Each pattern can record 512 different PTZ instructions or roughly 600 seconds of PTZ path operation Proportional control speed When zoomed to full telephoto mode a low pan speed of 0 02 s provides smooth panning 4 Tour groups The dwell time and position of 16 preset points per tour can be edited independently Built in high precision real time clock sup...

Page 3: ...ervicing is required when the device has been damaged in any way when liquid traces are present or the presence of loose objects is evident or if the device does not function properly or has received sever impact or has been dropped accidentally 11 Do not use this product under circumstances exceeding specified temperature and humidity ratings 12 Avoid pointing the camera directly to the sun or ot...

Page 4: ...Preset Speed 200 s Programmable Tours 4 groups Points Per Tour Max 16 points dwell time user selectable Pattern Scan 4 patterns Pattern Scan Record max 512 commands Roughly 10 minutes Park Time 1 60 minutes available PWR on Action Memory Pattern Tour 360 scan A B scan Preset 1 8 None Park Action Pattern Tour 360 scan A B scan Preset 1 8 None Communication Protocol Pelco D Pelco P Communication RS4...

Page 5: ...5 Product Dimensions in millimeters Bracket Dimensions Included Wall Mount Bracket Optional Ceiling Mount Bracket ...

Page 6: ... Installation Connections Before connecting please turn off the power of all connected devices Use the included power supply to ensure the camera is being supplied sufficient current for proper operation ...

Page 7: ... now complete The camera is now initializing and detecting the module of camera The display now indicates that ST 370 is the specific model of camera module which is installed This is displayed after the camera finishes detection Self testing is now complete IR SPEED DOME PROTOCOL PELCO D P COMM 2400 N 8 1 DOME ID 001 MODULE VERSION V1 2 PAN INIT TILT INIT POWER ON IR SPEED DOME PROTOCOL PELCO D P...

Page 8: ...OCUS NEAR and FOCUS FAR controls will temporarily override the AUTO FOCUS function As soon as any PTZ command is received the camera will revert back to AUTO FOCUS Preset Point This camera will respond to all standard Pelco preset commands Please refer to your PTZ controller or DVR instruction manual for specific instructions regarding how to set call and clear preset points NOTE Some preset point...

Page 9: ...isplays the current coordinates of the camera IR Display means the IR display status is on means the IR is on Remark means the cursor selecting some option means editing the content of some options NOTE The default communication settings for this camera are BAUD 2400 ADDRESS 1 and PROTOCOL PELCO D CAUTION THERE ARE NO DIP SWITCHES IN THE CAMERA DO NOT OPEN THE CAMERA CASING FOR ANY REASON DOING SO...

Page 10: ...10 OSD Menu ...

Page 11: ...OSD COMM SET menu The choices are 1200 2400 4800 and 9600 DOME ID This displays the dome s address The range is 000 255 The address is changed via the OSD COMM SET menu MODULE This displays the model of the CCD camera module VERSION The software version may be periodically updated as newer versions become available COMM SET DEVICE ID This is an ID number which is unique to each individual unit of ...

Page 12: ...the camera rather than this method which uses the camera s OSD menu Dome Functions SCAN SCAN SPEED The scan speed can be set to values from 1 thru 9 The speed set on this page will affect Left Right scans and 360 scans NOTE The effective range of Left Right scans is a minimum of 20 between points and a maximum of 340 between points Dome Functions GUARD TOUR The camera can store 4 tours each contai...

Page 13: ... to 512 individual PTZ commands roughly 10 minutes PATTERN NO First select the pattern 1 thru 4 to be set up or called CALL PATTERN If a pattern has been previously recorded selecting this option will call the pattern number shown above and the camera will begin playing back the recorded pattern The pattern will play in a loop until any PTZ command is received by the camera PATTERN Selecting this ...

Page 14: ...e on Power can be set from 1 thru 9 TESTING TIME This determines how long the ambient light level must remain below the ILLUMINATION ON threshold before the camera will switch to IR mode Choose from 2 to 15 seconds STANDBY POWER Allows the user to set a lower power usage level for the IR LEDs which engages when the camera sits idle for the time which is set in the STANDBY TIME parameter below Choo...

Page 15: ...hen a preset or tour is called or when the camera reaches the Left and Right limits of an A B scan etc TIME Set this to ON to display the dome s internal clock time or OFF to prevent display of the time IR When set to ON the illumination level of the IR LEDs will be displayed in the top left corner of the screen Time TIME DATE Allows the user to set the system date for the camera TIME Allows the u...

Page 16: ...mera is English and cannot be changed Reset RESET CAM DATA This setting is not applicable to this model of camera The menu will allow the user to proceed as if camera module initialization is taking place but the procedure will have no effect on the camera settings SYS DATA Using this function will reset all system data and memory in the camera and return the camera to its factory default settings...

Page 17: ...rescent lamps in the vicinity d The picture appears smeared i The power supply voltage level may be unstable Try another power supply ii Ensure the cables are correctly connected and of the right impedance e Other interference may require the use of a SecurityTronix ground loop isolation filter f Power is on but the controller does not work i Check to make sure the DIP switches are all set correct...

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