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Display Options – Editing Default Position Text

 

1.   

Selecting EDIT DEFAULT POS TEXT from the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu takes the operator to the menu, 
where the default position text can be edited (See Fig 55 & 56). 

2.   

This text is used when a preset position has no display text of its own and is accompanied by the 
relevant position number. 

 

 

Fig 55 

Display Options menu screen                                     

Fig 56 

Edit Default Position Text screen 

 

 
 
 

1.   

Selecting DISPLAY ERROR LIST from the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu takes the operator to the DISPLAY 
ERROR LIST screen, which displays the errors that have occurred, and the date and time of their 
occurrence (See Fig 57 & 58). 

2.   

CNT (count) is the number of times an error has occurred, and DATE and TIME display when that 
error has last occurred. 

3.   

The 1

st 

3 lines display: the 1

st 

error since error logging started (1

st

); the 1

st 

error since the Dome was 

powered up (APU-After Power Up); and the last error (LST) that occurred. 

4.   

CLEAR ALL ERRORS clears the error log from the Dome memory. Selecting the FORWARD arrow takes 
the operator to the next page of errors; the BACKWARD arrow takes the operator to the previous 
page of errors. 

 

 

Fig 57 

Display Options menu screen                                     

Fig 58 

Display Error List screen 

Summary of Contents for OVU00106

Page 1: ...iew Limited no copying without permission except as permitted by copyright law 23 May 2013 1 Sparkle Dome Technical Manual Product Number OVU00106 OVU00145 OVU00144 Manual Revision 1 2 3 Software Vers...

Page 2: ...onmental Features 7 Controller Protocols 8 Installation Connection 9 Wall Mounting Bracket 9 External Internal Pendant Mount Dome 10 Mounting 10 Fitting of the safety cable 10 Connecting the power cab...

Page 3: ...n 23 Motion Menu Setting Up a Tour 24 Motion Menu Setting Up a Mimic Tour 25 Video Settings 26 Joystick Settings 27 Privacy Menu 28 Alarms Menu Alarm Setup 29 Alarms Menu Alarm Mask Setup 30 Alarms Me...

Page 4: ...ll as new installations Precautions and Warnings Please study the technical manual thoroughly before installing or using the camera unit Do not to drop the camera Ensure power is disabled before insta...

Page 5: ...t up guide CD Installation and set up guide CD Cavity fixing screws Cable assembly Instructions for the Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment The Wheelie Bin symbol on this product or its pack...

Page 6: ...n Tilt range 0 90 Pan speed 0 01 s 360 s Tilt speed 0 01 s 200 s Preset moves pan Speed 200 s Preset moves tilt Speed 200 s Power fail Last action restoration on power up Software upgrades Fully upgra...

Page 7: ...1 35 to F3 7 36x optical zoom f 3 4mm wide to 122 4mm tele F1 6 to F4 5 Digital zoom 12x 216x with optical zoom 12x 336 x with optical zoom 12x 432x with optical zoom Viewing angle H 48 0 wide to 2 8...

Page 8: ...y copyright law 23 May 2013 8 Controller Protocols Protocols Name RS 485 Overview BBV 485 Ikegami i LAN Ikegami 485 Pelco P Pelco D Phillips Samsung Kalatel Sensormatic Ultrack VTC Scorpio CBC C Dome...

Page 9: ...s over the M6 screw heads fitted to the cover and then rotate to lock and tighten the screws 5 Slide the plastic cover down the arm align the two brass pegs in the base casting with the corresponding...

Page 10: ...cable 1 Lift the plastic cover away from the fixing point on the wall bracket 2 Clip the caribenna at the end of the safety cable into the eyelet that is fitted to the wall bracket Eyelet Caribenna F...

Page 11: ...ap head screws are un screwed so the heads of the screw are at least 5mm above the top of the Dome unit 2 Align the four screws through the holes in the bracket and rotate the Dome so the screws move...

Page 12: ...e lower housing The screws are captive and will not fall out of the lower housing 2 The internal mechanism will drop by approximately 5mm A safety plate in the upper housing will hold it there 3 Rotat...

Page 13: ...all flat screwdriver to the appropriate settings Address Switches Fig 6 Electrical Connections 1 The External Internal Pendant Mount Dome external connections are via an Amphenol connector with 2 metr...

Page 14: ...the profile below into the tilt you will be mounting the Dome into Fig 7 Ceiling Mount Disassembly 1 Unclip the cover ring from the ceiling mount Dome 2 Unscrew the locking screw it is captive in the...

Page 15: ...BNC connector as described in the ceiling mount electrical connection Fig 12 part of this guide Fig 9 Fitting of Internal Mechanism into External Cover 1 Insert the internal mechanism into the extern...

Page 16: ...Ceiling Mount Disassembly Fig 8 2 Rotate internal drive until you can access the address switches through the hole in the internal housing Fig 11 Electrical Connections 1 Please see below the electric...

Page 17: ...each Dome There are 255 unit ID s and a maximum of 32 control protocols The following figures and tables outline how to set up address switches on a unit Address switches S1 S2 and S3 shown in Fig 13...

Page 18: ...111 9600 8 SAMSUNG_SCC3000 01000 9600 9 VTC_SCORPIO 01001 9600 10 PELCO_D 2400 01010 2400 11 IKEGAMI 01011 9600 12 CBC 01100 9600 13 MIC1_300 01101 9600 14 IKEGAMI_NETWORK_ENCODER 01110 9600 15 SAMSUN...

Page 19: ...107 108 109 110 111 7 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 8 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 9 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 15...

Page 20: ...actions Alphanumeric password protection 32 preset positions 8 fast and 8 slow tours 4 one minute joystick mimic tours all of which are easy to set up from one menu screen Simple position title insert...

Page 21: ...ER in ESC exit ENTER Pelco D 2400 GO TO PRESET 95 IRIS OPEN Ikegami 485 WIPER SET Forward Vision 500 F3 F4 Ikegami I LAN WIPER ONE PUSH Pelco Coaxitron GO TO PRESET 95 IRIS OPEN BBV400 1 1 BBV1000 SHI...

Page 22: ...GE PASSWORD MENU See Fig 69 There is an override password which allows menu access at any time This is OVsl07 Oscar Victor sierra lima zero seven 3 If the PASSWORD menu is re displayed after entering...

Page 23: ...sets the current unit view to the currently selected position number 4 GOTO POSTION exits the menu and moves the unit to the position 5 EDIT POSITION TEXT takes the operator to the EDIT POSITION TEXT...

Page 24: ...g 27 Motion menu screen 1 SETUP TOUR menu displays the selected tour and its status 2 EDIT TOUR takes the operator to the EDIT TOUR menu See Fig 28 3 START TOUR will exit the menu structure and execut...

Page 25: ...e of the SET UP MIMIC TOUR menu displays the currently selected mimic tour and its status See Fig 32 2 RECORD NEW MIMIC TOUR takes the operator to the RECORD NEW MIMIC TOUR screen 3 START TOUR leaves...

Page 26: ...he control panel when setting preset positioning c FOCUS HOLD toggles between ON and OFF Disables auto focus to maintain a specific point of focus d SHUTTER SPEED toggles between AUTO NORMAL 1 10000 1...

Page 27: ...ween 1 and 8 This is a speed factor of the Dome irrespective of zoom 8 is the fastest speed 1 is the slowest c ZOOM SPEED toggles between SLOW NORMAL and FAST to control the speed that the Dome zooms...

Page 28: ...39 Setup Privacy Zone menu screen 1 Selecting a zone number from the SET UP PRIVACY ZONE menu takes the operator to the FORMAT PRIVACY ZONE menu See Fig 40 2 The top line of the FORMAT PRIVACY ZONE me...

Page 29: ...r to the FORMAT ALARM menu See Fig 43 Fig 41 Setup menu screen Fig 42 Alarm Setup menu screen 1 On the top line of the FORMAT ALARM menu the currently selected alarm number is displayed along with its...

Page 30: ...top line of the ALARM MASK SETUP menu displays the currently selected alarm mask and its status See Fig 47 2 By selecting EDIT ALARM MASK the operator is taken to the EDIT ALARM MASK menu 3 DELETE AL...

Page 31: ...screen 1 The top line of the FORMAT ALARM HOLIDAY menu displays the currently selected alarm holiday and its status If the holiday has been set the date of the holiday will be displayed as the status...

Page 32: ...displayed on the screen b INFO ALIGNMENT toggles between LEFT and RIGHT to control where on the screen the Dome information is displayed c ERROR DISPLAY toggles between ON and OFF to control whether...

Page 33: ...LIST from the DISPLAY OPTIONS menu takes the operator to the DISPLAY ERROR LIST screen which displays the errors that have occurred and the date and time of their occurrence See Fig 57 58 2 CNT count...

Page 34: ...anges the displayed date format between OFF SHORT MEDIUM and LONG 3 Selecting TIME FORMAT changes the time format between OFF SHORT MEDIUM and LONG Fig 59 Display Options menu screen Fig 60 Date and T...

Page 35: ...r joystick position P T will return to a tour or a position and OFF executes no power fail action b HOST POLLING toggles between ON and OFF This is used for some control panels that require a heartbea...

Page 36: ...the Dome executes its timeout action See Fig 65 66 Fig 65 Special Settings menu screen Fig 66 Timeout Time screen Special Settings Setting Timeout Action 1 By selecting TIMEOUT ACTION from the SPECIA...

Page 37: ...r to change the password used to enter the SETUP menu See Fig 69 72 2 If the wrong password is entered at any point the current CHANGE PASSWORD screen will be redisplayed This process can be cancelled...

Page 38: ...e Use the following procedure to return a unit to Overview Ltd Telephone or write to Overview Ltd for a Return Authorization R M A Do not ship the equipment until you receive the RMA Overview Ltd 55 B...

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