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Baudrate
You can select the baudrate from the drop down list with 4 options available, 1200 ,
2400 , 4800 or 9600 . Different cameras work on different baudrates so the baudrate
set here needs to be one that the camera supports.
You only need to worry about the baudrate when the camera's Protocol is set to
Pelco-D or Pelco-P. For all other cameras you can leave these settings as they are.
DataBit
This needs to match the databit set in the camera. By default this will be 8 and should
only need changing if it has been changed in the camera. You can change the databit
if required from the drop down list.
You only need to worry about the databit when the camera's Protocol is set to Pelco-
D or Pelco-P. For all other cameras you can leave these settings as they are.
StopBit
This needs to match the stopbit set in the camera. By default this will be 1 and should
only need changing if it has been changed in the camera. You can change the stopbit
if required from the drop down list.
You only need to worry about the stopbit when the camera's Protocol is set to Pelco-
D or Pelco-P. For all other cameras you can leave these settings as they are.
Parity
This needs to match the parity set in the camera. By default this will be set to None
and should only need changing if it has been changed in the camera. You can
change the parity if required from the drop down list.
You only need to worry about the parity when the camera's Protocol is set to Pelco-D
or Pelco-P. For all other cameras you can leave these settings as they are.
Address
Each camera must have their own unique address so that you can specify which
camera to target when sending commands. You can edit a cameras address by
clicking in the address field to display the
virtual keyboard .
Copy Settings
You can copy settings from one camera to another as explained in Parameter
Copy section. Just click the Copy button the display the Parameter Copy
window.
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