SVFT Familiarization-2

8/11/2019 SVFT Familiarization-2

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Surveyor Series Dome Cameras

Surveyor SeriesDomeCameras


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Technical Support

1-800-34-VICON (1-800-348-4266)

8:00 AM 6:30 PM Eastern Time

Monday through Friday

1-800-645-9116, Extension 877

After Hours and Weekends orHolidays


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Other Numbers

Website http://www.vicon-cctv.com

FTP Site ftp://ftp.vicon-cctv.com

Parts Department 1-800-645-9116, Ext 369

Service Department 1-800-645-9116, Ext 384


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Web SiteUS Home Page


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Web SiteUS Home Page


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FTP Site

Main Screen


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FTP Software Folder


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FTP S2000 Software Folder


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FTP SVFT Software Folder


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CCTV Systems ManufacturerVicon Industries, Inc.

Vicon Data Control


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Data Communications

There are three major types of SerialCommunication Standards


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Data CommunicationsRS-232

Unbalanced Circuit(single conductor plus ground reference)

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Data Communications

RS-422

Balanced Circuit

(two signal conductors plus ground reference)

Long Distances (typically ~4000 feet)

Excellent Noise Immunity

Signal Levels of 0.0 vdc and +5 vdc

Point-to-Point Communications


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Data CommunicationsRS-485

Balanced Circuit

(two signal conductors plus ground reference)

Long Distances (typically ~1000 feet)

Excellent Noise Immunity

Signal Levels of 0.0 vdc and +5 vdc

Multidrop Communications(Typically 32 Nodes)


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Data Communications

Within each standard, there are communications types


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Data CommunicationsSimplex

This is a uni-directional form of communications.

Duplex

This is a bi-directional form of communications.


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Data CommunicationsWithin the Duplex mode are two further sub-divisions:

Full Duplex

- This mode permits simultaneous bi-directionalcommunications.

Half-Duplex - This mode is bi-directional also, but only one direction at atime.


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Data Communications

Vicon uses both Simplex and Half-Duplex Communications

Keypads mustuse Half-Duplex.

Receiver-Drivers and Dome Cameras

can use either Simplex or Half-Duplex


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Data CommunicationsData Signal Names used by Vicon are Command and Response.

Command this signal is generated by a CPU and issent to a peripheral device, either a Keypad or a CameraReceiver-Driver.

Response This signal is generated by a peripheral deviceand sent to the CPU as an answer to a Commandfrom the CPU.


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Data CommunicationsTo comply with the RS422 balanced circuit, there is a Positive

(+) and Negative (-) side of the signal.

Vicon uses the terminology Command + and Command , aswell as Response + and Response .


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Data Communications

Starting at the CPU, the signal lines would be calledCommand Out + and Command Out -. They will connect to the

peripheral device to Command In + and Command In -,respectively.

At the peripheral device, the signal lines would be calledResponse Out + and Response Out -. They will connect back

to the CPU to Response In + and Response In -, respectively.


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Data CommunicationsConnection Rules:

Command always connects to Command

Response always connects to Response

+ signals always connect to + signals

- signals always connect to signals

Inputs connect to Outputs

Outputs connect to Inputs


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Data Communications

Some types of equipment, fiber optic modules for instance, useconnection terms such as Data In + or Data Out +.

In these cases, Data Out + would be the same as Command Out+ or Response Out + (depending on the direction of signalflow).


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Data CommunicationsData Cabling

For data wiring of peripheral devices, Viconrecommends the

use of a dual-pair, twisted, individually shielded wire meeting the specifications

of one of the cable types listed below:

Belden 8723

West-Penn Wire D510

Alpha Wire 2466C

Note: these part numbers are for PVC jacketed wire. Check manufacturers catalog for Plenum versions iflocal codes dictate.


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Data CommunicationsQuestions?


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CCTV Systems ManufacturerVicon Industries, Inc.

Surveyor 2000

Surveyor VFT

Dome Cameras


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1. Models


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Surveyor ModelsModel Numbering Scheme

S2000 R W 23Camera Series

Type

Use

Lens Type


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Surveyor ModelsModel Numbering Scheme

Camera Series: S2000 (earlier series)SVFT (current series)

Type: M (Monochrome)

C (Color)R (Day-Night


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Surveyor 2000 ModelsModel Numbering Scheme

Use C (Indoor Ceiling Mount)P (Indoor Pendant Mount)

W (Outdoor)

Lens Type 18 X22 X

23 X


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Surveyor 2000 ModelsModels

S2000-CC22 Indoor/In-Ceiling,

S2000-CP22 Indoor/Pendant,

S2000-CW22 Outdoor

S2000-RC23 Indoor/In-Ceiling, Day-Night

S2000-RP23 Indoor/In-Ceiling, Day-Night

S2000-RW23 Outdoor, Day-Night

S2000-RW-PR Indoor-Outdoor Pressurized


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Surveyor VFT ModelsModels (all Color Cameras)

SVFT-C22 Indoor/In-Ceiling

SVFT-P22 Indoor/Pendant

S2000-W22 Outdoor

S2000-C23 Indoor/In-Ceiling, Day-Night

S2000-P23 Indoor/In-Ceiling, Day-Night

S2000-W23 Outdoor, Day-Night

S2000-PR-23 Indoor-Outdoor Pressurized


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Similarities

Externally, it is difficult todistinguish between the two models.


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SimilaritiesSoftware between the two isalmost identical from the user and

programmer standpoints.


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DifferencesMechanically, the drive mechanisms and housings are

totally different.

The SVFT drive assembly cannot be installed in anS2000 housing and the same is true that theS2000 drive assembly cannot be installed in an

SVFT housing.


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Differences

S2000 SVFT


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Differences (S2000)

Connections are made directly to the Drive Assembly PCB


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Differences (SVFT)

Connections are made directly to the PCB located in thehousing.


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Questions?


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2. Installation


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Installation


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Installation

SVFT-UWMUniversal Wall Mount


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Installation

SVFT-WMWall Mount


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Installation

SVFT-UPMUniversal Parapet Mount


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Installation

SVFT-URMUniversal Roof Mount


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Installation

S2000 Interconnect Board

TB3 Comm In

J3 Comm In

S2 Communications SettingsS1 Camera Address

J1 Video Output

J2 Alarm Inputs

J1 24VAC Power


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Installation S2000 Dipswitches

S2 Communications Type

S1 Camera Address


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Installation

The Customer InterfaceBoard pivots for access to

the rear side. It can alsobe removed from thehousing without tools.

SVFT Interconnect PCB


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Installation

SVFT Interconnect PCB


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Installation Power ConnectorTB1Alarm PointConnector TB2

Data Control &Output RelayConnector TB3

Video Connector J1


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InstallationEnd-of-LineJumpers

U11 Memory Chip

F2 2.5A HeaterFuse

F1 1.6A ReceiverFuse

Thermostat


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Installation

SW1

Address

SW2

Communications &Protocols


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Installation

SVFT Programming Label


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Surveyor VFT

Fan/Heater Assembly

is removable.Indoor/Outdoorchassis are the same.One can be swappedfor the other bymoving the fan/heater

assembly.

S S C


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Surveyor VFT24 VAC Power Cable Distance - Feet

Indoor Outdoor

Wire Gauge

Coax, Fiber,UTP

ViconNet

Coax, Fiber,UTP

ViconNet

20

375

250

215

165

18

586

391

336

258

16

938

625

538

413

14

1500

1000

860

660

12

2344

1563

1344

1031

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Surveyor VFT28 VAC Power Cable Distance - Feet

Indoor Outdoor

Wire Gauge

Coax, Fiber,UTP

ViconNet

Coax, Fiber,UTP

ViconNet

20

625

415

350

280

18

977

648

547

438

16

1563

1038

1250

700

14

2500

1660

2006

1120

12

3906

2594

3125

1750

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SVFT-PR Pressurized Housing

24VAC 28VAC

Wire Gauge

Coax, Fiber,UTP

ViconNet

Coax, Fiber,UTP

ViconNet

20

65

50

110

100

18

101 84

172

156

16

163

150

275

250

14

260

240

440

400

12

406

375

688

625

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Questions?


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Surveyor VFT SpecsSpecifications (SVFT-PR23, NTSC)

Pan Speed 0.1 to 360 deg/secTilt Speed 0.15 to 150 deg/sec

Horizontal Resolution 470 TVL

Sensitivity 0.0019 fc (0.02 lux)@ 40 IRE, f1.6, auto sec

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Surveyor VFT SpecsSpecifications (SVFT-PR23, NTSC)

Lens 3.6mm to 82.8mmMaximum Aperture f/1.6

Optical Zoom 23 X

Digital Zoom 8 XTotal Zoom 276 X

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Surveyor VFT SpecsEnvironmental Conditions

Indoor Units 32 to 132 F

Outdoor Units -29 to 165 F(in accordance with NEMA 2.1.5.1 STD 2)

Humidity Outdoor, 100% relative,

Non-condensing

Rain/Wind Up to 4/hr @ winds up to 90 mph

(mounted on standard Vicon wall mount)

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4. Features

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Latest generation of Surveyor Domes.

Complete re-design; not a re-branding.

Surveyor VFT


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Surveyor VFT

Pressurized Housing

Impact Resistant Housing



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Choice of four transmission optionsStandard version Coaxial/RS422/485

V option Viconnet TCP/IP

F option Fiber OpticT option Twisted Pair

Choose a single option, as they can not be mixed.V, F, & T options available spring 2004



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The Four options



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New Mechanical features New housing & bracket for better weather

resistance. Snap-in installation, quick & easy. Smoother operation in slow speed tracking, and

high speed.0.1to 360Pan 0.1to 150Tilt.

Cool running motors.



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New electronic features Multiple protocol selection via dip-switch

Azimuth & Compass headings

Auto Flip (Camera inversion) (only on Day Nightversion)


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New electronic features Multiple protocol selection via dip-switch.

On-board protocols for:

Vicon, Pelco, Sensormatic/AD, Ultrak, Philips,Kalatel, Cohu and Panasonic

Can be ordered with NTCIP Protocol or flash

upgraded in the field.



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New electronic features Azimuth & Compass headings.

Pan direction and angle of tilt can now bepresented on screen i.e.:

Pan compass = N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW

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New enhanced features Video motion detection (Day/Night model only)

16 privacy masks (All models)

Freeze function on tours (All models) Italian language added (German removed)

Video motion detection (Day Night model only)

Motion detection can now trigger pre-sets and

tours.



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New enhanced features 16 dynamic privacy masks (All models).

12 additional privacy zones have been added to

meet with customer requirements. Zones can be defined anywhere not limited by

sectors.



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New enhanced features Freeze function on tours (All models).

Optionally, image will now freeze prior to

movements in tours, overcoming blurred images. This has the added advantage on reducing storage

file size on digital recordings for Pan & Tilts.



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New enhanced featuresItalian language added (German removed)

Italian language was considered to be of higher

priority requirement.



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Standard Features

79 Presets

8 32 Step Tours

2 256 Event Autotours 4 AutoPan Speeds (0.1 to 42 deg/sec)

4 Dry Contact Alarm Inputs, IndividuallyProgrammable

1 Relay Output (1.5A @ 30VDC) Flash Upgradeable Software



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Standard Features

On-Screen Titling Capabilities

1 Camera Title

79 Preset Titles16 Sector Titles

4 Alarm Titles

Time & Date

Selectable Positions 3 Text Sizes for top two lines

Fade Capability



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Questions?



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5. Operation



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Operation

Initial Power Up



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Operation

Initial Power Up



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Operation

Initial Power Up



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Operation

Initial Power Up



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Operation

Initial Power Up



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Operation

Initial Power Up

AutoBaud Detect


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Operation

Initial Power Up

AutoBaud Detect



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Operation

Typical PTZ Commands

Pan

Tilt Zoom Control Auto Iris with Manual Override Auto Focus with Manual Override Auxiliary Relay Control



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Questions?



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6. Direct Control



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Direct Control

Direct Control is acomputer program thatpermits controlling aVicon Receiver-Driver ordome camera from any

computer.All functions of theSurveyor may beoperated with DirectControl.

The only additionalrequirement is anRS232-RS422converter.



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Direct Control

RS232-RS422 Converter

Vicon Part Number

1240-5308-00

BlackBox Corporation

IC473A-F



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Direct Control

Demonstrationof

Direct Control



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Questions?



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7. Flash Upgrade



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Flash Upgrade

Flash Upgrade is a utilityprogram that permitsupgrading the Surveyorsoftware revision in the field.

The only additionalrequirement is an RS232-RS422 converter.



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Flash Upgrade

Demonstrationof

Flash Upgrade



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Questions?



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8. Maintenance



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Maintenance



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Maintenance

The Surveyor series cameras do notrequire periodic maintenance with theexception that the lower domes may needoccasional cleaning.



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Maintenance

Always handle the lower dome by the edges and avoidtouching the inside surfaces.

If dust or dirt accumulates on the inside of the dome,remove it with dry, compressed air.

Always use non-abrasive cleaners and cleaning cloths.

Cleaners should be suitable for acrylic plastic.



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9. Programming



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Programming Commands

PP 1 - 79 Presets Fixed positions stored in memory

PP 80 87 32-Step Tours Point-to-point sequences May include a number of commands Can be activated manually or

automatically

PP 88 & 89 Autotours Sequences that playback a

previously recorded sequence ofevents



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Programming Commands S2000

PP90 Pan-Tilt LockPP91 Diagnostic TourPP92 Diagnostic Screen

PP93 Set Manual Pan LimitsPP94 Enter Menu Setup ModePP95 Reset AutoBaud Detect FeaturePP96 Program SectorsPP97 Initiate Dome Reset

PP98 Set AutoPan Left Limit StopPP99 Set AutoPan Right Limit Stop



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Programming Commands - SVFT

PP90 Pan-Tilt LockPP91 Diagnostic TourPP92 Diagnostic Screen

PP93 Set Response Line Polarity (duplex only)PP94 Enter Menu Setup ModePP95 Reset AutoBaud Detect FeaturePP96 Program SectorsPP97 Initiate Dome Reset

PP98 Set AutoPan Left & Right Limit StopsPP99 Set Manual Pan Limits



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90-series Commands

The 90-series of commands can only be initiated inthe Program mode. A 90-series command, in the Run

mode, will be ignored.


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90-series Commands

PP92

This is a diagnostic command.

It indicates various settings that correlate tocamera pan, tilt, and zoom positions.

This diagnostic screen can be monitored whilesending commands to see if the camera is reactingcorrectly.

The diagnostic is cancelled by sending anotherPP92.


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90-series Commands

PP94

This command displays the main Programming Menu.

With the menu displayed, the following apply:A/P This key will open a submenu. After changing a

menu selection, it will save any changes thathave been made and exit that particularsubmenu.

A/I This key will exit a menu or submenu withoutmaking or saving any changes.

Joystick Up-Down navigates menu itemsLeft-Right selects options



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90-series Commands

PP94

Main

Menu



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90-series Commands

PP94

Programming Tip: When in the program menu, pressing

L-SPD (lens speed) on the keypad will darken thebackground to permit a better view of the menu screens.



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90-series Commands

PP95

This command resets the cameras baud detect

feature.It is used if the camera must be set to anotherbaud rate.



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90-series Commands

PP96

This command is used to program dome sectors.

There are 16 sectors that can be set.

Using the joystick and the A/P button, sectorlimits can be set.

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90-series Commands

PP97

This command is used to initiate a reset of the

camera without changing any parameters.It is similar to a warm boot of a computer.



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90-series Commands

PP98

This command is used to set left and right limit

stops for the AutoPan mode.Aux2 sets the left AutoPan limit stop.

Aux3 sets the right AutoPan limit stop.

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90-series Commands

PP99

This command is used to set left and right limit

stops for the manual pan mode (PP93 for theS2000).

Aux2 sets the left Pan limit stop.

Aux3 sets the right Pan limit stop.

Setting both limit stops to the same positionclears the manual Pan limits.



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Questions?


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Documents

SVFT Familiarization-2