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Problem: 

My DVR is in Motion Detection mode, and continually records whilst the 

camera is moving.

Solution: 

This is not a malfunction. When a DVR looks for “motion”, what it is 

really doing is looking for a change between one image it captures and the next.  
Therefore, it doesn’t matter whether it’s something the camera sees or the camera 
itself that is moving, the DVR will interpret the change as movement. Turn off 
Motion Detection on your DVR if you are using the PRO-690 in Cruise Mode.

Problem:

 I cannot control the PTZ features of the camera.

Solution:

 Check the integrity of your connections, particularly the RS485 

connection and the power supply. Be sure the (+A) and (-B) terminals are connected 
the right way around. If this does not help, then the PTZ settings in your controller 
may be set incorrectly. Check the 

Command Address

Protocol

 (Default: 

Pelco-D

and 

Baud Rate (

Default:

 2400 bps)

 settings in your PTZ controller, and correct 

them where necessary. If you have only one camera attached to the PTZ controller, 
then follow the instructions on page 12 to set the camera’s settings to match the 
controller.

Problem:

 I don’t know my Command Address!

Solution:

 You can either go through them one at a time to see which one works, 

or follow the instructions on page 12 to reset the Command Address.

Problem:

 The camera won’t turn on.

Solution:

 Check your power adaptor is the right one for the PRO-690 (DC 12V). 

Make sure both the camera and the PTZ controller are supplied power. 

Problem:

 I can’t see anything at night.

Solution:

 Whilst the PRO-690 has great low-light vision (needing only 0.01 Lux) 

it does need some light. If used in a pitch-black environment, it will not be able to 
see anything. Consider illuminating your subject - perhaps simply leaving a light on 
will make all the difference. If you really need to see in absolute darkness, consider 
upgrading to a camera with infrared night-vision built in.

Problem: 

After running the dome for an extended period, it seems to lose precision.

Solution:

 The PTZ system needs to be re-initialized - this is the same procedure the 

dome undertakes when turned ON. To do this, either disconnect and reconnect power 
to the dome, or press PRESET followed by “-/--”, input “241” and press ENTER. The 
camera will re-calibrate itself, and accuracy of the pan/tilt system will improve.

Problem: 

The camera returns to the HOME position too quickly/slowly.

Solution: 

Change the HOME point wait time. To do this, press PRESET followed 

by “-/--”. Then, enter a number from 77 - 80 based on the table below, and press 
ENTER to confi rm.
 

 

77 = 64 Seconds  

 

79 = 192 Seconds

 

 

78 = 128 Seconds 

 

80 = 255 Seconds

Problem:

 How do I enable / disable the AUTO HOME point function?

Solution:

 In the same way as changing the HOME point wait time. Press PRESET 

then “-/--”. Then, enter “81” and press ENTER to toggle AUTO HOME ON or “82” 
to turn it OFF.

Troubleshooting Guide

3

Before 

you 

Begin 

      2

Table 

of 

Contents 

      3

Quick 

Reference 

      3

Overview 

       4

Package 

Contents 

      4

Layout of the Camera and PTZ Controller   

 

 

5

Layout 

of 

Remote 

Control 

     6

Connecting 

the 

Camera 

     8

Mounting 

the 

Camera      10

Setting 

the 

Command 

Address 

    12

Confi guring the PTZ Controller 

 

 

 

 

12

Connecting 

Multiple 

PTZ 

Systems 

    13

Operating 

the 

Camera 

     14

Advanced 

Operation 

      16

Additional 

Functions 

      17

Troubleshooting 

Guide 

     18

Technical Specifi 

cations 

     19

Warranty / Technical Support 

 

 

 

Rear Cover

PRO-690 4” Pan, Tilt, Zoom Dome

Default PTZ Confi guration

Default Command Address: 

 

1

Protocol:    Pelco-D
Baud 

Rate: 

   2400bps

RS485 Polarity:

  +A 

Purple 

Wire

  - 

White 

Wire

Contents

Quick Reference

Summary of Contents for PRO-690

Page 1: ... user This warranty applies to the original purchaser of the product only and is not transferable to any third party Unauthorized end user or third party modifications to any component or evidence of misuse or abuse of the device will render all warranties void By law some countries do not allow limitations on certain exclusions in this warranty Where applicable by local laws regulations and legal...

Page 2: ... s authority to operate the equipment IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Make sure product is fixed correctly and stable if fastened in place Do not operate if wires and terminals are exposed 2 FOR BEST RESULTS This is a semi professional 360º PTZ dome camera conforming to PELCO P D stand ards To obtain the best image quality please use a high quality cable particularly if the cables required length ex...

Page 3: ...nvironment it will not be able to see anything Consider illuminating your subject perhaps simply leaving a light on will make all the difference If you really need to see in absolute darkness consider upgrading to a camera with infrared night vision built in Problem After running the dome for an extended period it seems to lose precision Solution The PTZ system needs to be re initialized this is t...

Page 4: ... the wait time the amount of time the camera will spend stationary before defaulting to the home point by using numerical shortcuts 77 80 The Home Point is stored as PRESET 76 Defining this Preset Point will redefine the Home Point To remove the Home Point follow the instructions for deleting a Preset Point and DELETE Preset Point 76 F1 F4 Shortcut Buttons These are user defined buttons which can ...

Page 5: ...0 Init EEPROM to Default 241 Init System 242 Begin PATTERN setup 243 End PATTERN setup 244 Set PATTERN speed 245 Set PATTERN stay time 246 Set PATTERN point number 247 Start run PATTERN Enable Auto Start PATTERN cruise 248 Stop run PATTERN Disable Auto Come Back Home Point 249 Set Pan Limited to 0x38 255 Set Pan Tilt speed to fast mode CLEAR Function 1 32 Clear Preset Point 62 Clear Left Limited P...

Page 6: ...ntil a new point is set Press the DELETE button on the remote and hold for two seconds The display will now read Clr Press a number key to select a Preset Point number To choose a Preset Point with a value higher than 10 press the button first Press ENTER to confirm The selected Preset Point will now no longer be set Cruise Mode Whilst the PRO 690 is in Cruise Mode the camera will move continuousl...

Page 7: ...he preset points use the shortcut buttons marked P1 through P8 Of course this only works for the first eight Presets To access Preset 9 and above Press the SHOT button If you re accessing a point above 10 press the button Enter the number of the Preset you d like to access Press ENTER to confirm As a shortcut if you are already in Preset mode the controller will display Pxxx you can just enter the...

Page 8: ...le systems can be connected to the RS485 cable in a bus or line configuration The exact details of the wiring solution will vary by environment the following is presented only as a guide Please Note If you already have or are planning on getting a PTZ capable Swann DVR then using the supplied PTZ controller is optional The PTZ system can be controlled by the RS485 connection built into the DVR In ...

Page 9: ...tocol and Baud Rate Press and hold the SETUP button The display on the Controller will change to a letter either d or p and a number 12 24 48 or 96 The letter represents the current protocol either Pelco P or Pelco D The number is the abbreviated Baud Rate i e 12 represents 1200bps 24 represents 2400bps and so on Use the UP and DOWN arrows to change the Protocol Use LEFT and RIGHT to change the Ba...

Page 10: ...e camera A freestanding pole of sufficient height and integrity to reliably hold the camera securely is an ideal choice as is the centre of the ceiling in a larger room or a warehouse Height For best results the PRO 690 PTZ Dome should be mounted as high up as practicable This is because the camera has complete freedom of tilt movement in the 90º below the horizontal plane Stated more simply it ca...

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