Timespace X300 Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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PTZ
The PTZ menu allows control over a Pan, Tilt, Zoom camera when connected to the X300‟s serial port.
An RS232-to-RS485 convertor will be required
– example converter;
EXTERNAL LINK , Farnell code; 1683075.
Supported PTZ protocols are; Pelco D, Pelco P and Vicsa (Sony).
A selection of baud rates are available for the cameras: 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200, 38400,
56000, 115200. This baud rate setting is linked to the baud rate under the GSM / REMOTE SETTINGS
menu. Only one of GSM or PTZ can be used at a time. Please refer to the Camera manufactures
instructions on how to configure the camera baud rate.
The X300 can support multiple PTZ cameras assuming that they are all the same protocol and baud
rate. PTZ has its own addressing system. Set each required PTZ camera to YES and navigate down to
the required camera number in order to enter the PTZ mode. PTZ mode will enable PTZ controls and
functions using the Reviewer.
The main PTZ are functions are to move the camera Left, Right, Up, Down, Zoom in and Zoom out.
There are advanced features for setting up focus behaviour and additionally the X300 can access the
cameras internal menus (if the camera supports it). The X300 can also store 8 different user defined
camera positions, for example preset position 1 could be a scene view overlooking a car park, preset
position 2 could be zoomed in close to the entrance, preset position 3 could be pointed at the exit. The
presets can be accessed by pressing the number keys on the Reviewer for quick panning to locations.
The presets can also be triggered via ALARM INPUTS.
PTZ PATROL SETUP
– configures the PTZ camera to switch between its PRESET positions (as
defined by the user). This is similar to the main video switcher, but the X300 is instructing the PTZ
camera to move to different positions / zoom level.
See REVIEWER section for PTZ key controls.
NB
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Some PTZ cameras will self enumerate in terms of PTZ addressing, some require physically
setting using dip-switches (see manufactures instructions for details). You must connect the camera to
the same DVR channel number as the PTZ addressing. If not, the controls within PCLink and the
Reviewer may be associated with different connected cameras. If you are connecting self addressing
PTZ cameras, they should be connected consecutively starting on channel 1.