USER MANUAL
SPEED DOME CAMERA SD-Dxxx Series II
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BASIC OPERATIONS
Once properly installed the camera and arranged at least one control organ (keyboard or
DVR) is possible to test the first operational commands. Below we listed the main controls
through which it is possible to control the speed dome cameras.
On and Self Test
Powering the camera will start a sequence of automatic operations. The camera performs a
series of movements and verifies the operation of the horizontal movement of the vertical
movement and the camera body.
A monitor appear
overlay the
Protocol, the communication speed and the address set in the camera via the microswitches.
At the end of the automatic test the camera is ready to receive the incoming commands from
the console.
Pan Tilt Control Manual
The
first command to verify
the correct
communication between the camera and the console is
the
displacement RIGHT / LEFT (PAN) and UP / DOWN (TILT) by acting on the console joystick.
If the camera does not react to the console commands it means that something is not in the
choir communication. Check in order:
1 - That the two twisted wires leading to the RS485 or wire is not reversed (A with A and B to
B). 2 - That the console or DVR are set with Pelco D Protocol and that the chosen speed is
the same as set in the camera (2400, 4800, 9600) 3 - That on the console or DVR the
camera address is selected to be controlled . To facilitate these checks, the start screen of
the camera summarizes all
his settings of
communication (protocol, speed and address)
manual ZOOM Command
The cameras feature a 10x optical zoom. To control the zoom is possible to act on the
keyboard ZOOM +/- buttons (or TELE / WIDE depending on the console). If you're using a
so-called 3D console you can also control the zoom by rotating the head of the joystick.
If necessary, it is possible to change the focus by pressing the buttons FOCUS +/- (or NEAR /
FAR depending on the console), but it is generally more practical to allow that the camera
uses the autofocus function. The controls of the opening IRIS +/- Aperture are not normally
allowed by the cameras factory settings.
Setting PRESET
The cameras are in degree to store predefined positions that can be called up quickly without
having to manually move the joystick.
Each camera is able to handle 256 PRESET each distinguished by its own value of XY
coordinates, ZOOM and FOCUS.
In reality not all of these presets are available to the user to be customized as some have
built-in features that we will see below, and which are defined SYSTEM PRESET. To set a
preset do the following:
•
Select the camera to be controlled
•
Acting on the joystick to position the camera in the point favorite and adjust the zoom
•
Dial on the keyboard to set the preset number, for example: 1 and send the SET
PRESET control (see manual of the console)
•
The camera stores the pre-positioning. Each control center uses different wordings and
sequences. To consult
accompanying documents
organist
command
to know the exact
sequence to be dialed.
Recalling Preset
Once you have stored presets for
interest
You can easily recall from the keyboard acting as follows:
•
Check that you have selected the camera
•
Dial the number PRESET
•
to press
the
button
recall PRESET,
generally CALL or PREVIEW or GO TO depending on the console.
The camera automatically moves up to the stored position. Each control center uses
different wordings and sequences. To consult
accompanying documents
organist
command
to know the exact
sequence to be dialed.
automatic movements
The cameras can perform automatic movements as scans
panoramic or sequences of
presets. Setting these movements you make in the programming menu that is described
below. The initiation of these movements is carried out with the organ of control commands
or by using the system presets.
