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It is also possible to specify if the device needs to be
synchronised with an external NTP (Network Time
Protocol) server.
• NTP -> DISAbLED: Select this option if you do not
wish to synchronise date and time of the device.
• NTP -> DHCP: Select this option if you wish to
synchronise the date and time of the device with
those of an NTP server (Network Time Protocol)
indicated by the DHCP server.
• NTP -> STATIC: Select this option if you wish to
synchronise date and time of the device with those
of the NTP server specified by the static address.
For the device to operate correctly, the pan
& tilt must be synchronised with the VMS
software using an NTP server.
For correct operation of the device it is
necessary to synchronise the camera with
the Pan & Tilt. In order to achieve this
synchronisation, from the web page for
the camera select option NTP from DHCP,
or specify the address 192.0.0.1 as a static
address of the NTP server.
9.1.7 User Configuration
From menu entry User Configuration it is possible
to administer all users that have access to Pan & Tilt.
Administrator type users can access the product
configuration. Users such as Operators, Users and
Anonymous have limited access to the management
pages.
Fig. 64
The device can be configured only by users
with administration privileges.
9.1.8 Movement Parameters
From menu entry Movement Parameters it is
possible to control, via web, all Pan & Tilt parameters
that used to be configured through an On-Screen
Menu in previous models.
• Offset Pan: The pan & tilt has a mechanically
defined 0° position. The Offset Pan function allows
the definition of a different 0° position using
software.
• Maximum Speed: Sets the maximum manual
speed.
• Speed With Zoom: Enables the option Speed with
Zoom. When enabled, this parameter automatically
slows down the Pan & Tilt speed, based on the
Zoom factor.
• Tilt factor: Sets the reduction factor of the tilt axis
manual speed.
• Pan Limits: Enables the limits of Pan.
• Pan Start: Sets the start limit of Pan.
• Pan End: Sets the end limit of Pan.
• Tilt Start: Sets the start limit of Tilt.
• Tilt End: Sets the end limit of Tilt.
Fig. 65