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CHAPTER 8 P
.T.Z. CAMERAS
SERIAL PORTS SETUP
Users should first enable the P.T.Z control function of a camera and then select a port number
in P.T.Z Protocol Setup. The values entered for each parameter should match those on the
camera itself.
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Port - Set the port number.
Baud Rate - Set P.T.Z device Baud Rate to
match setting on camera. The default
value is 9600.
Data Bits - Default value is 8.
Parity - Odd and even parity bit, default
None.
Stop Bits - The Default value is 1.
8.2 PTZ OPERATION
The PTZ Controls can be accessed directly from the Main Display Interface by clicking
on the PTZ Control icon on the right side of the display. This will replace the buttons and
functions on the right side of the display with the PTZ controls.
You can control P.T.Z. devices by clicking on
its display. The selected camera channel will
be highlighted in red indicating that it is ready
to be controlled.
Focus, Zoom and Iris (light level) are adjusted
by the use of the + and - keys to either side.
A PTZ function (direction, zoom, etc.) will
continue as long as the user is holding down
the left mouse button while the cursor is over
the button or until it reaches a physical limit.
Clicking on Set PTZ speed allows you to
adjust the Pan Speeds, Tilt Speeds, Focus
Speeds and Zoom Speeds for all connected
PTZ cameras.
Pan Speed - Set horizontal rotating speed.
Tilt Speed - Set vertical rotating speed.
Focus Speed - Set camera focus speed.
Zoom Speed - Set zoom in/ zoom out
speed.
Click and a pop-up window will
appear; users can choose different presets or
group sets.
PRESET AND GROUP SELECT
Click to set Preset point and
change Preset point name. Every Group
includes multiple Preset points. If users
select preset1, preset2 and preset3 for
group1, preset1, preset2 and preset3 will be
automatically accessed in sequence after
users select group1 for auto scout.
Preset
Click
, and a pop-up will
appear allowing you to configure settings for
a Preset.
Dwell- Set the dwell time for a Preset. The
camera will wait this long before moving on to
the next action.
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