American Dynamics AD616 User Instructions

Brand
American Dynamics
Model
AD616
Type
User Instructions

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Manchester User Instructions
8000-2614-01, Rev. B
AMERICAN DYNAMICS PRODUCTS 1
1
DeltaDome
™
2
Programmable
Surveillance Camera
Contents
Overview................................................................1
Command Summary..............................................2
Working with Presets and Patterns........................2
Defining Presets (Shots) ....................................2
Calling Presets ...................................................2
Defining Patterns................................................2
Running Patterns................................................3
Repeating Patterns.............................................3
Using Other Dome Features..................................3
Dome Flip...........................................................3
Resuming Auto Focus / Auto Iris........................3
Resetting the Dome............................................3
Adjusting Vertical Phase.....................................3
Start Dome Configuration Menu.........................3
Controlling Auxiliaries.............................................4
Overview
The DeltaDome programmable surveillance
camera supports special menus and programming
features via keystroke combinations. This
document describes how to program and use the
special features supported by the dome when
installed in a Manchester network.
Additional Documentation
The dome installation is covered in the following
document:
•
DeltaDome Surveillance Camera Installation
Guide, 8000-2616-01
Using the on-screen configuration utility is
described in the following documents:
•
DeltaDome Surveillance Camera Configuration
Utility Operator’s Manual, 8000-2612-02
•
Delta Dome Surveillance Camera Configuration
Utility Quick Reference Guide, 8000-2613-02
If you need assistance...
Contact the AD/Sensormatic CCTV System
Division at:
1-800-442-2225
(or 914-348-3479).
AD, American Dynamics, DeltaDome,
and the
AD logo
are
trademarks of Sensormatic Electronics Corporation. Other
product names (if any) mentioned herein may be trademarks
or registered trademarks of other companies.
No part of this guide may be reproduced in any form without
written permission from Sensormatic Electronics Corporation.
© Copyright 1998. All rights reserved.
BSL 8/98
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DELTADOME PROGRAMMABLE SURVEILLANCE CAMER
A
8000-2614-01, REV.
B
Command Summary
The following tables summarize the special
commands available when using the dome in a
Manchester network. These commands are
available when you enter the number listed and
press the
Set Preset
or
Call Preset
button on the
controller. Refer to the instructions in this
document for specific information about using the
commands.
Set Commands:
This table describes the
functions that can be performed when you enter
the number listed then press the
Set Preset
button.
Command Function
65 Set Preset
Reset Dome
66 Set Preset
Starts Dome Configuration Menu
67 Set Preset
Activate / Deactivate V-phase
delay setting adjustment
68 Set Preset
Cancel Pattern Programming
69 Set Preset
Save Pattern Programming
70 Set Preset
Program Pattern 1
71 Set Preset
Program Pattern 2
72 Set Preset
Program Pattern 3
Call Commands:
This table describes the
functions that can be performed when you enter
the number listed then press the
Call Preset
button.
Command Function
66 Call Preset
Resume Auto Focus / Auto Iris
67 Call Preset
Rotate dome 180
°
from current
position (“flip”)
69 Call Preset
Repeats following pattern
70 Call Preset
Run Pattern 1
71 Call Preset
Run Pattern 2
72 Call Preset
Run Pattern 3
Working with Presets and
Patterns
This section describes how to program and call the
presets and patterns supported by the dome.
Defining Presets (Shots)
Presets
, also called
shots
or
targets
, are
programmed video scenes, based on specific pan,
tilt, zoom and focus settings. The dome supports
up to 64 presets when used on a Manchester
network.
To program presets, do the following:
1. Ensure that your camera controller is in
programming mode. Refer to your controller
documentation for additional information.
2. Adjust the position of the dome until you see
the scene that you want to program. Adjust the
zoom, focus, and iris settings if necessary.
3. Use the numeric keypad on the camera
controller to enter the number (1-64) of the
preset you are programming, then press
Set
Preset
.
For example, to program Preset 12, you would
press,
1
,
2
, then
Set Preset
.
Calling Presets
To display the preset, do the following:
1. Select the monitor where you want the preset
appear.
2. Use the numeric keypad on the camera
controller to enter the preset number (1-64),
then press
Call Preset
.
Defining Patterns
A
pattern
is a sequential series of pan, tilt, zoom,
and focus movements from a single programmable
dome. You "teach" the dome a combination of
these movements that can be replayed
automatically. The dome supports up to three
patterns using presets 70, 71, and 72. To program
a pattern, do the following:
1. Ensure that your camera controller is in
programming mode. Refer to your controller
documentation for additional information.
2. Move the dome to the starting point of the
pattern. Adjust the zoom, focus, and iris
settings if necessary.
3. Use the keypad to enter the number associated
with the pattern (
70
,
71
, or
72
), then press
Set
Preset
.
4. Move the camera around to create the pattern.
Note
: If you make a mistake while
programming the pattern, enter
68
, then press
Set Preset
. This ends the pattern without saving
it. Return to step 1 to start programming again.
5. When you complete the pattern, press
69
, then
Set Preset
to save the pattern.
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MANCHESTER USER INSTRUCTIONS 3
Running Patterns
To run a pattern, do the following:
1. Select the monitor where you want the pattern
to run.
2. Use the keypad to the enter the number (
70
,
71
, or
72
) associated with the pattern, then
press
Call Preset
.
The pattern runs one time.
Repeating Patterns
To run a pattern repeatedly, do the following:
1. Select the monitor where you want the pattern
to run.
2. Use the keypad to the enter
69
, then press
Call
Preset
.
3. Use the keypad to enter the number (70, 71, or
72) associated with the pattern, then press
Call
Preset
.
The pattern repeats until a camera movement
command is issued for the dome.
Using Other Dome Features
This section describes how to flip the dome,
resume auto focus and auto iris modes, reset the
dome, adjust the v-phase, and start the dome
configuration menu.
Dome Flip
You can manually rotate the dome 180-degrees
from its current direction by entering
67
, then
pressing
Call Preset
.
Resuming Auto Focus / Auto Iris
The dome normally operates in auto focus and
auto iris mode. However, if you manually adjust the
focus or iris, it switches to manual focus or manual
iris mode. To resume auto focus or auto iris mode,
enter
66
, then
Call Preset
from the camera
controller.
Resetting the Dome
If your dome is not responding to camera
commands, it may be necessary to reset the
dome. To reset the dome, do the following:
1. Ensure that your camera controller is in
programming mode. Refer to your controller
documentation for additional information.
2. Select the number for the Dome using the
numeric keypad, then press
Camera
(
Cam
).
3. Use the numeric keypad on the camera
controller to enter
65
, then press
Set Preset
.
Adjusting Vertical Phase
If you experience screen rolling when you switch
cameras, you can adjust the vertical phase (V-
phase) setting of the dome. To adjust the V-phase
setting, do the following:
1. Ensure that your camera controller is in
programming mode. Refer to your controller
documentation for additional information.
2. Use the numeric keypad on the camera
controller to enter
67
, then press
Set Preset
.
3. To change the V-phase delay setting, use the
Iris Open
and
Iris Close
buttons.
-Press
Iris Open
to increase the delay.
- Press
Iris Close
to decrease the delay.
4. When finished adjusting the V-phase setting,
press
67
, then
Set Preset
.
Start Dome Configuration Menu
Your dome provides special programming menus
to set special features for your dome. To display
these menus, do the following:
1. Ensure that your camera controller is in
programming mode. Refer to your controller
documentation for additional information.
2. Use the numeric keypad on the camera
controller to enter
66
, then press
Set Preset
.
Refer to the information found in the DeltaDome
Surveillance Camera Configuration Utility
Operator’s Manual or Quick Reference Guide for
specific instructions on using the menus.
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Controlling Auxiliaries
Auxiliaries
, also called
outputs
, are external
devices, such as lights, audible alarms, or door
locks, that can be operated via the camera
controller when they are connected to a dome or
the video matrix switcher. Auxiliaries can also be
initiated automatically in response to an alarm
when they have been configured to do so. The
DeltaDome programmable surveillance camera
provides four connections for auxiliaries. When
used on a Manchester network, Auxiliaries 1
through 3 are supported. Auxiliary 4 will not work.
The DeltaDome programmable surveillance
camera supports three latching auxiliaries. A
latching auxiliary
remains activated until it is
manually deactivated. For example if the auxiliary
is a light, the light remains on until it is manually
turned off.
To manually operate an auxiliary, do the following:
1. Select the dome to which the auxiliary is
connected.
2. Press the number (1-3) for the auxiliary you
want to control.
3. To activate the auxiliary, press
Auxiliary On
.
To deactivate the auxiliary, press
Auxiliary Off
.
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