Messoa SAC762 Quick start guide

Brand: Messoa

Model: SAC762

Category: Security cameras

Type: Quick start guide

Messoa SAC762 is a state-of-the-art surveillance joystick with a comprehensive set of features designed to enhance the user's security and surveillance capabilities. Its advanced 3-axis joystick provides precise and intuitive control over pan, tilt, and zoom functions, allowing for seamless camera movement and target tracking. The device's built-in LCD screen displays critical system information, including camera ID, protocol, firmware version, and baud rate, ensuring effortless monitoring and troubleshooting.

Messoa SAC762 supports multiple communication protocols, including MESSOA-D, MESSOA-P, PELCO-D, and PELCO-P, offering compatibility with a wide range of speed dome cameras and decoders. This versatility enables integration with existing security systems and simplifies the management of multiple devices.

Surveillance Joystick

P32-762010-000A A.1_762

CONTENTS

Precations ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4

1. Overview ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

2. Functions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

3. Keyboard Panel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

3.1 3-Axis Joystick Front Panel -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

3.2 Keys -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5

3.3 Back Panel------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5

4. Operation of the Keyboard ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6

4.1 Keyboard Communication Protocol Setup -------------------------------------------------------- 6

4.2 Selection of Speed Dome Camera ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6

4.3 Hot Keys ------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

4.4 Master/Slave Control Operation Procedure ---------------------------------------------------- 11

4.5 Joystick Control Pan/Tilt Panel ---------------------------------------------------------------------11

4.6 Connections and Setup ------------------------------------------------------------------------------12

PRECATIONS

The equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. The limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when

the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment

generates, uses, and can radiate frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference, in which case users will be required to correct the interference

at their own expense.

FCC Caution:

To ensure continued compliance, use only shielded interface cables when

connecting to computer or peripheral devices. Any changes or modications

not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void

the user’s authority to operation this equipment.

NOTES OF USE

1. Overview

The speed dome camera control keyboard is a peripheral product for wise

speed domes, decoders, and other terminal receivers. The EIA/RS – 485

electric interface is used to connect a control keyboard and a receiver in the

maximum communication distance of 1.2km. The keyboard controls 256

domes or decoders at most if no bus-powered device is driven. A speed

dome camera can be controlled and installed using a control keyboard.

2. Functions

The control keyboard has the following functions:

1. Setting an address range for dome cameras or decoders: 0~255

2. Controlling each function of the cameras directly

3. Entering the speed dome menu for option setting

4. Operating the built-in control panel of the speed dome camera

5. Setting and adjusting preset points and tracks of the dome camera

6. Controlling the dome camera either manually or automatically and

changing the camera’s default settings by adjusting the menu of

a specic camera

7. Controlling zoom, focus, and iris manually

8. Controlling multiple dome cameras

9. Having built-in multi-protocol for selection

3. Keyboard Panel:

3.1 3-Axis Joystick Front Panel

A speed control joystick, LCD, and keys are on the front panel of the control

keyboard. The LCD is designed to display system status and operation infor-

mation and the joystick is designed to control the panel for 4-directional (Up,

Down, Left, and Right) speed movement and manual positioning.

auto scanorigin set preset open close

near far

wide tele

1 2 3

menuinfo pattern patrol

color/monoshift

pattern

rec

pattern

rec stop

4 5 6

7 8 9

cam id 0 enter

lock

function

Surveillance Joystick

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

3.2 Keys

1. [funciton]: funciton selection

2. [open]: increase lens IRIS

3. [close]: reduce lens IRIS

4. [near]: close-up focusing

5. [far]: far focusing

6. [wide]: zoom out

7. [tele]: zoom in

8. [0] —[9]: digital number pad

9. [cam id]: selection of the speed dome camera

10.[enter]: conrmation key

11.[lock]: lock this device

12.[set]: preset point setting

13.[preset]: preset point calling

14.[pattern]: patrol route calling

15.[patrol]: patrol route calling

16.[pattern rec]: patrol route recording

17.[pattern rec stop]: stop patrol route recording

18.[origin]: return to original (home) position

19.[auto scan]: auto patrol scanning

20.[info]: display camera's information (baud rate, protocol, rmware version

and camera address).

21.[menu]: on screen display menu

22.[shift]: enable the netune funciton

23.[color/mono]: color and black mode

24.[2/8, 4/6]: [2]/[8] is for netuning camera's pan direciton and [4]/[6] is

deisgned for netining tilt direction.

3.3 Back Panel

PO R T 1

PO R T 2

RS 4 85 +

RS 4 85

RS 4 85 +

RS 4 85 -

3.3.1 Power input port: this port is used to connect external regulated power

supply adn input DC12V voltage.

3.3.2 RS485 Com port: this port is used to connect the speed dome and the

master and slave keyboards. The following gure displays the

connection.

connection 1:

PORT 2

PORT 1

KEYBOARD

SPEED DOME

connection 2:

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

PORT 2

PORT 1

PORT 2

PORT 1

Master Keyboard

Slave Keyboard

3.3.3 RS232 Com port: for future use.

4. Operation of the Keyboard

Complete the connection of the speed dome and the keyboard. (Remember

that failure to connect the speed dome and the keyboard properly may result

in an inoperative keyboard.) After the connection is completed, you may start

to operate the speed dome using the keyboard.

4.1 Keyboard Communication Protocol Setup

The factory default of the keyboard communication protocol is set in

"MESSOA-D” default values and our keyboards are provided with 4 speed

dome communication protocols: 1.MESSOA-D 2. MESSOA-P 3.PELCO-D

4.PELCO-P. Refer to the following information for changing keyboard

communication

protocols:

4.1.1 Change Keyboard Communication Protocols/Baud Rates

Press [funtion] to display the current keyboard communication protocol and

baud rate. To change the communication protocol, use the [wide] key to

select a desired protocol. To modify the baud rate, use the [tele] key to select

an appropriate baud rate. Press [enter] to save and exit.

LCD Display:

1. PROTOCOL

MESSOA D 9600

4.2 Selection of Speed Dome Camera

Conrm the ID address of the speed dome camera you want to control and

refer to the Speed Dome Camera Manual for ID address setup. You may

enter the same address to control the corresponding speed dome camera by

following the operation procedure.

LCD Display:

CAMERA ID: 1

MESSOA D 9600

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

This is the standby display which the first row indicates the ID address of

the current dome camera under operation and the second row shows which

protocol and baud rate it is using.

4.2.1 Select to Control the Speed Dome Camera:

Enter: [cam id] + NNN + [enter]

LCD Display:

CAMERA ID: 1

CAMERA ID: 0

The rst row displays the current Camera ID, while the second row awaits a

new input number from 0~255 as the number of the speed dome camera to

be switched to and controlled.

4.2.2 Set up the Speed Dome Preset Points:

Enter: [set] + NNN + [enter]

LCD Display:

The second row awaits a new input number from number. Move the speed

dome to the location you want to set up and set the preset point with the

above input command.

4.2.3 Call the Speed Dome Preset Points:

Enter: [preset] + NN + [enter]

LCD Display:

The second row awaits an input number to call upon the preset point number

that has been set.

4.2.4 Reset the Speed Dome Preset Points:

Enter: [set] + NN + [enter]

LCD Display:

CAMERA ID: 1

SET ID: 0

CAMERA ID: 1

PRESET NO: 0

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

CAMERA ID: 1

SET ID: 0

Move the speed dome to location you want to set up. The second row awaits

a new input number from number to overwirte those numbers that have been

assigned as preset points.

4.2.5 Call the Patrol

This function is designed to call the patrol (preset groups which you have

already set in OSD menu of the speed domes).

Enter: [patrol] + N + [enter]

LCD Display:

No. 1~4 preset points group scanning. Complete the preset point

setup in OSD of the speed domes before starting preset point group

scanning.

4.2.6 Start Pattern Recording:

Enter: [pattern rec] + N + [enter]

LCD Display :

No. 1~4 pattern group. Press [pattern rec] + N + [enter] to start recording

and then use the joystick to control and create a recording route. Finally,

press[pattern rec stop] to stop recording.

4.2.7 Call the Speed Dome Pattern Scanning:

Enter: [pattern] + N + [enter]. To call the speed dome pattern scanning.

LCD Display :

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

4.2.8 Finetune Speed Dome Camera:

Enter: [shift] + [2]/[4]/[6]/[8]. Press [shift] to enter or exit the status of

netune. Then press 2/4/6/8 to netune the pan/tilt direction of speed dome

camera. Use [cam id] or [enter] to decrease or increase the pan/tilt degree

value. The higer the value, the greater the pan/tilt degree.

LCD Display:

4.3 Hot Keys:

The following keys are designed to be the hot keys for speed dome functions;

not just a parameter of input commands but simply just a push button.

4.3.1

[open]

Press [open] to enlarge lens IRIS

4.3.2 [close]

Press[close] to decrease lens IRIS

4.3.3

[near]

Press [near] to adjust close-up focusing

4.3.4 [far]

Press[far] to adjust far focusing.

4.3.5 [wide]

Press [wide] to zoom out.

4.3.6 [tele]

Press [tele] to zoom in.

4.3.7 [lock]

Press [lock] to lock all funcitons.

4.3.8 [origin]

Press [origin] to return to the home position.

4.3.9 [auto scan]

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

Press [auto scan] to active the auto scanning function and the speed dome

makes a 360° horizontal rotation. To stop scanning, slight control the joystick

to stop auto scanning.

4.3.10 [info]

Press the [info] key to display information of firmware version, protocol,

camera address and baud rate on the monitor display.

4.3.11 [menu]

While this key is pressed, on screen display menu will be shown on the

monitor’s screen. Move the joysticker [up] or [down] to roll the optical

cursor up and down to select options and use [open] or [close] to change

the selected options.

4.3.12

[color/mono]

Press [color/mono] to switch to a color mode or black mode (note: this

funciton only can be enabled if the speed dome includes the day/night

funciton)

4.3.13 [funciton]

The [function] key contains the following functions of “1.PROTOCOL”, ”

2.PORT2 TYPE”, and “3.EXIT”. Use [near] or [far] to cycle through the

functions and stop.

1. PROTOCOL/BAUD RATE

Set the protocol type and baud rate for the keyboard. Press [function]

to display the current keyboard communication protocol and baud rate.

To change the communication protocol, use [wide] to select a desired

communcaion protocol and press [tele] to select an appropriate baud rate .

Press [enter] to save and exit.

LCD Display:

2. PORT2 TYPE

Change the port 2 signal connection to receiving or transmitting mode. The

rst row shows the function type and the second row displays the function

status.Press [wide] or [tele] to change the setting status to be RX (Receiving)

or TX (Transmitting) and then press [ENTER] to conrm.

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

LCD Display:

3. EXIT

To exit from function options. Press [enter] to conrm.

LCD Display:

4.4 Master/Slave Control Operation Procedure

When having more than one keyboard and all of them has to be connecting

together, please follow the step 4.11 for setting up the keyboard Port Mode.

Choose RX (Receiving ) mode for PORT 2 on the Master Keyboard as a

communication output port for Slave Keyboard port 1. (See diagram below)

4.5 Joystick control Pan/Tilt Panel:

PORT 2

PORT 1

PORT 2

PORT 1

Master Keyboard

Slave Keyboard

DOWN

RIGHT

LEFT

FAST

SLOW

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

The gearshift joystick is used to control rotation/elevation direction and speed

of the Pan / Tilt functions of camera. The angle of the joystick shown in the

right-hand side of above gure determines the rotation/elevation speed. The

rotation speed can be adjusted evenly by changing the inclination angle of

the joystick. During scanning, the camera will automatically focus on the

clear object.

4.5.1 A 3D joystick can be used for lens zoom in/out. By twisting the joystick

clockwise means zoom in and anti-clockwise means for zoom out.

4.6 Connections and Setup

A.) Serial Connection

B.) Start Connection

PORT 2

PORT 1

KEYBOARD

NO.1

NO.254

NO.255

NO.1

NO.2

NO.4

NO.3

PORT.1

PORT.2

KEYBOARD

RS485 OUT

RS485 IN

Messoa SAC762 Quick start guide

Brand: Messoa

Model: SAC762

Category: Security cameras

Type: Quick start guide

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