Revo RCPTS700-1 Manuel utilisateur

Model No.: RCPTS700-1

PAN/TILT DOME CAMERA

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

V0.1

Thank you for purchasing this product. Before installing the

camera, please read this instruction manual carefully to ensure

proper usage.

1. Safety Precautions

Take care when installing the camera. Do not connect

power unless the camera’s gimbal is free to turn normally.

After initial configuration, do not apply power to the

camera until the installation is complete.

Wiring: Use appropriate cables and wires for video,

power, and RS-485 connections.

Electrical Safety: The camera’s installation must be in

accordance with all applicable electrical codes and

ordinances.

Cleaning: Use only water and a soft, clean cloth to clean

the camera’s transparent dome, taking care not to scratch

it. Use only a soft cloth, water, and a mild detergent to

clean the camera’s painted metal enclosure and mounting

bracket.

Ensure that the camera’s transparent dome is tightened

securely before use. Do not allow any liquid or foreign material

into the body of the camera, as doing so may cause irreparable

damage.

Do not operate the camera beyond the specified temperature

range of -13°F (-25° C) to +122°F (+50°C). Only operate the

camera in environments with non-condensing humidity levels

less than 90%.

Do not install the camera near the air outlet of an air conditioner

or heater, or in any environment with rapid temperature

fluctuations.

Do not install the camera in any environment where the

humidity might change rapidly, or in an environment with

excessive smoke or dust.

Avoid pointing the camera’s lens directly at any intense source

of light, such as the sun, as sensor damage may result.

2. Description

The indoor pan/tilt camera uses a highly sensitive 1/3” CCD color

image sensor that provides long life and high reliability and is not

subject to distortion from magnetic fields.

This camera is easy to install and is an excellent choice for your CCTV

system.

3. Features

1/3” CCD color image sensor.

Auto White Balance.

Day Mode / Night Mode operation (Color image when adequate

light is present, Black and White image in low light conditions)

Precise stepper motor controlled pan/tilt mechanism allows remote

operation, using an RS-485 signal, from a DVR or a joystick

keyboard controller.

Continuous horizontal 360° panning rotation (left/right) and 90° tilt

angle (up/down) motion.

Settable RS-485 address (ID) allows additional cameras to use the

same RS-485 wiring.

Automatic protocol detection: Pelco-D and Pelco-P.

Settable baud rate.

Adjustable motor speed.

212 presets (saved horizontal and tilt angle views) can be saved

and retrieved.

Auto Tour - The camera can automatically tour through any of 8

different ordered lists, each containing as many as16 presets.

Auto Scan –The camera will pan continuously or back-and-forth

between set limits.

Sensitive to infrared light for use with external infrared light

sources in dark environments.

4. Contents

Item

Name

Quantity

Camera

Instruction Manual

Bag

Fixed Retaining Screws for Mounting

Plastic Anchors

100ft. Cable (Video, Power, RS-485)

Wall Adapter 120VAC to 12VDC@1A

10.

11.

12.

5. RS-485 Address, Protocol, and Baud Rate Setting.

Address (ID) setting:

Set DIP switches 1 (least significant bit) through 8 (most significant

bit) to set the RS-485 address of the camera. The address can be

set from 0 through 255, and must be matched to the RS-485

address (often called the “ID”) in use by the controlling DVR or

joystick keyboard. Once set, the camera’s address does not need

to be changed. If more than one RS-485 device is connected using

the same RS-485 wiring, make sure that each device has a different

address.

A switch in the “up” (or “ON”) position is set to 1.

A switch in the “down” (or “OFF”) position is set to 0.

Note that some DVRs or joystick keyboards may not support an

address of 0 (00000000 on DIP switches).

The address is interpreted by the camera as reversed binary, such

that address 1 would be set as 10000000, and address 128 would

be set as 00000001. The first several RS-485 addresses are as

follows:

DIP Switch

Address

DIP Switch

Address

DIP Switch

Address

DIP Switch

Address

00000000

11110000

01111000

10110100

10000000

00001000

11111000

01110100

01000000

10001000

00000100

11110100

11000000

01001000

10000100

00001100

00100000

11001000

01000100

10001100

10100000

00101000

11000100

01001100

01100000

10101000

00100100

11001100

11100000

01101000

10100100

00101100

00010000

11101000

01100100

10101100

10010000

00011000

11100100

01101100

01010000

10011000

00010100

11101100

11010000

01011000

10010100

00011100

00110000

11011000

01010100

10011100

10110000

00111000

11010100

01011100

01110000

10111000

00110100

11011100

Baud rate setting:

Set DIP switches 9 and 10 to set the RS-485 baud rate of the

camera. The baud rate can be set to 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200

bps. Make sure that the baud rate of the camera matches the

baud rate of the controlling DVR or joystick keyboard.

A switch in the “up” position (“ON”) is set to 1.

A switch in the “down” position (“OFF”) is set to 0.

Baud rate DIP switch table:

DIP

Switch

2400 bps

4800 bps

9600 bps

19200 bps

0 (Down or OFF)

1 (Up or ON)

0 (Down or OFF)

1 (Up or ON)

0 (Down or OFF)

1 (Up or ON)

NOTE: The camera must be powered down and then

powered up to enable any changes made to the DIP

switch settings.

Protocol setting:

No camera settings are needed, as the camera will automatically

detect Pelco-D or Pelco-P protocols. Make sure that the controlling

DVR or joystick keyboard has been set to use only Pelco-D or

Pelco-P as the RS-485 protocol.

If your DVR or joystick keyboard has additional RS-485 settings,

make them match the following:

Data Bit: 8 Stop Bit: 1 Parity: NONE

6. Function Numbers

Function Set/Call (Store/Retrieve):

A preset point (“Preset”) is a memorized pan/tilt camera position.

Many presets can be set (created) and then called (retrieved) easily

to avoid having to use a mouse or joystick to move the camera

precisely to a desired view.

The camera supports a maximum of 212 presets.

The method to set and call presets will depend on the method of

camera control (for example, REVO Remote Pro on a PC, REVO

Mobile on a mobile device, direct DVR control or control via a

joystick keyboard.) Refer to the user’s documentation for the

controlling device. In general, the preset number (which is stored in

the camera) and the function (set or call) will be supplied to the

camera using the controlling device.

To set (create) a preset position, first move the camera’s pan axis

and tilt axis to the desired view, then use the controller’s preset “set”

command and the desired preset number. The view will be stored in

the camera.

To call (view) a preset position, use the controller’s preset “call”

command and the desired preset number to tell the camera to move

to the previously stored view.

For example, if the REVO Mini Keyboard is being used to control the

camera, “set” and “call” can be performed by doing the following:

A “set” command can be made by inputting the desired function

number on the keyboard, then pressing the “PRESET” button.

A “call” command can be made by inputting the desired function

number on the keyboard, then pressing and holding the “SHIFT”

button, then pressing the “PRESET” button, and then releasing

both buttons at the same time.

NOTE: Not all function numbers are used to store preset

(camera view) positions. Some function numbers are used for

special camera functions. Please refer to the following chart.

Function

Number

Function

Function Description

1 - 16

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

17 - 32

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Reset

Camera’s

Origin

“Call” to reset the camera’s motors to their factory

origins. Do this if the presets fail to point properly.

Left Limit

Auto Scan

“Set” to define the camera’s left-most limit during

Auto Scan.

Right Limit

Auto Scan

“Set” to define the camera’s right-most limit during

Auto Scan.

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Auto Scan

“Call” begins an Auto Scan between the left and right

limits set with functions 35 and 36.

“Set” clears the left-most (35) and right-most (36)

limits for Auto Scan.

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Reset

Camera

“Set” resets the camera to factory defaults, and

erases all settings except right and left limits (35 and

36).

NOTE: THIS WILL DELETE ALL SAVED PRESETS!

Auto Tour 1

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 1 through 16.

“Set” deletes all presets between 1 and 16.

Auto Tour 2

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 17 through 32.

“Set” deletes all presets between 17 and 32.

Auto Tour 3

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 65 through 80.

“Set” deletes all presets between 65 and 80.

Auto Tour 4

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 113 through 128.

“Set” does not delete presets between 113 and 128.

Auto Tour 5

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 129 through 144.

“Set” does not delete presets between 129 and 144.

Auto Tour 6

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 145 through 160.

“Set” does not delete presets between 145 and 160.

Auto Tour 7

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 161 through 176.

“Set” does not delete presets between 161 and 176.

Auto Tour 8

“Call” moves the camera automatically between

presets 177 through192.

“Set” does not delete presets between 177 and 192.

Not Used

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Function

Number

Function

Function Description

Pause Time

Auto Tour

“Set” this function number to change the Auto Tour

pause time to 2 seconds.

Pause Time

Auto Tour

“Set” this function number to change the Auto Tour

pause time to 4 seconds.

Pause Time

Auto Tour

“Set” this function number to change the Auto Tour

pause time to 6 seconds.

Pause Time

Auto Tour

“Set” this function number to change the Auto Tour

pause time to 8 seconds.

Pause Time

Auto Tour

“Set” this function number to change the Auto Tour

pause time to 10 seconds.

Not Used

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Preset

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Motor Speed

Pan/Tilt

“Set” this function for fast dome motor speed.

“Call” this function for very slow dome motor speed.

Speed

Auto Scan

“Set” this function to set the Auto Scan pan speed to

° per second.

Speed

Auto Scan

“Set” this function to set the Auto Scan pan speed to

° per second.

Speed

Auto Scan

“Set” this function to set the Auto Scan pan speed to

° per second.

Speed

Auto Scan

“Set” this function to set the Auto Scan pan speed to

° per second.

65 - 80

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

81 - 112

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

113 - 128

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

129 - 144

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

145 - 160

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

161 - 176

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

177 - 192

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

193 - 254

Presets

“Set” to save view, “Call” to move camera to view.

Pan/Tilt Dome Camera Installation

Unscrew the dome camera’s transparent dome. Set the DIP

switches for the desired address (ID) and baud rate. Use an

RS-485 DVR or joystick keyboard to verify the camera’s

operation. When proper RS-485 operation has been verified,

reattach the dome, securing it tightly.

Determine the camera’s location, and mark the location of the

mounting screw holes.

Drill holes in the mounting surface, and affix the camera using the

supplied screws and plastic anchors. The BNC video cable can go

straight through an additional, larger hole drilled into the mounting

surface, or against the mounting surface using the slot at the bottom

of the camera’s base.

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