CCS 7800
User Manual
Danish Interpretation Systems DIS
Camera Control System
CP 7851 Camera Control Package
Version 2.0
Danish Interpretation Systems User Manual
Copyright © 2012 DIS CP 7851 USER MANUAL - REV E.DOC 29-10-2012
No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilised in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the
publisher.
Danish Interpretation Systems User Manual
Copyright © 2012 DIS CP 7851 USER MANUAL - REV E.DOC 29-10-2012
No part of this publication may be reproduced or utilised in any form or by any means without permission in writing from the
publisher.
List of Contents
List of Contents ......................................................... 3
Introduction .............................................................. 4
CP 7851 Package .................................................. 4
Product Description ............................................ 4
Part List ................................................................... 5
Important ................................................................... 5
Charging the iPad Control (IPC) ..................... 5
Use with SW 6000, ECA application................... 6
Schematic Single Camera, ECA Connection . 6
Setting up the system for ECA Mode .............. 7
Using the iPad Control in ECA Mode .............. 8
Main Menu in ECA Mode .................................... 9
Camera Operation ................................................. 9
Camera Presets .................................................... 10
Setup System ......................................................... 11
After the system is setup ................................ 12
Use with CU 60xx, direct CU connection ....... 13
Schematic Single Camera, CU 6005/11
Connection .......................................................... 13
Setting up the system for Direct CU Mode 14
Using the iPad Control in Direct CU Mode 15
Main Menu .............................................................. 15
Microphones .......................................................... 16
Delegate List .......................................................... 16
Conference ............................................................. 16
Camera Operation ............................................... 17
Camera Presets .................................................... 18
Setup System ......................................................... 19
Seat Setup ............................................................... 20
After the system is setup ................................ 20
Add or exchange microphone unit, direct CU
connection ............................................................... 21
Procedure for adding or exchanging a
microphone unit in Direct CU Mode ........... 21
Add a new microphone unit ........................... 21
Exchange a conference unit ............................ 22
Use with DDS 5900, TCP/IP mode ................... 23
Schematic Single Camera, TCP/IP
connection ........................................................... 23
Setting up the system for TCP/IP mode .... 24
Using the iPad Control in TCP/IP Mode ..... 25
Main Menu in TCP/IP Mode ........................... 26
Camera Operation............................................... 26
Camera Presets .................................................... 27
Setup System ......................................................... 28
After the system is setup ................................ 29
Schematics for multiple cameras and Video
Encoder ..................................................................... 29
Extron MSW Mini Switcher Series ................. 29
Multiple Cameras, Simple Switcher, CU
6005/11 Connection ........................................... 30
Multiple Cameras, Simple Switcher, ECA
Connection ............................................................... 31
Multiple Cameras, Simple Switcher, CU 5905
Connection ............................................................... 32
Extron ISS 506 Seamless Switcher ................ 33
Multiple Cameras, Seamless Switcher, CU
6005/11 Connection ........................................... 33
Multiple Cameras, Seamless Switcher, ECA
Connection ............................................................... 34
Multiple Cameras, Seamless Switcher, CU
5905 Connection ................................................... 35
Multiple Cameras, Seamless Switcher, Video
Encoder, CU 6005/11 Connection ................. 36
Multiple Cameras, Seamless Switcher, Video
Encoder, CU 5905 Connection ......................... 37
AXIS M7001 Video Encoder .............................. 38
Changing of Wireless Router Channel ........... 40
VISCA Control Cables configuration with Sony
cameras ..................................................................... 40
Trouble shooting ................................................... 42
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Introduction
CP 7851 Package
CP 7851 Camera Control Package consists of the following items:
• iPad touch with preloaded SW 7810 Microphone and Camera Control Software
• Camera System Control Unit with preloaded SW 7820 Camera Control Software
• Wireless Router
The CP 7851 Camera Control Package is part of the CCS 7800 Camera Control System. Further products
might be added to the Camera Control System
Product Description
The Camera Control Package consist of a controller, a wireless router and an iPad Touch user interface for
setting up the camera presets, delegate list and microphones control.
The package supports the universal Visca protocol for camera control and up to 4 cameras can be
controlled. The Sony EVI-D70P is an example of a camera using this protocol.
If more than one camera is used a video switcher is needed. The CP 7851 supports control of the Extron
ISS 506 Seamless Switcher and Extron MSW Mini Switcher Series.
The iPad Touch Interface is used for view and handling microphones status. The delegate list view and
editing of the list and setting up conferences.
The iPad Touch Interface is used for programming and store camera presets into the camera system
controller. When using multiple cameras multiple presets can be stored for each seat.
The System Control Unit stores the presets for the camera and controls the camera movement as well as
controlling an optional video switcher.
The System control unit is connected directly to the CU 6005/11 Control Unit to the RS232 output or
when using the SW 6000 Conference Software connected to the ECA application's RS232 output.
The system can store camera presets for up to 400 seats. When the presets are stored, that camera’s will
move according to the microphones switched on at the seat.
Preset 400 (seat 0) is the overview preset the system will choose, if no microphone is turned ON or the
number of turned on microphones are larger than the settings made.
For each seat multiple presets (up to 4) can be made. The first preset is the one used if the camera is
‘free’. If the camera is not ‘free’ the second preset is automatically used and so on.
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Part List
Product Description
Product
iPad control (IPC)
iPad 2, 16GB, WiFi
USB cable for iPad
Charger for iPad
SW 7810 Software (Preloaded)
Wireless Router (WR)
Linksys wireless E3200
Cable, LAN, 2 m
Power Supply, 12V, 1A
System Control Unit (SCU)
AMX NI-700
SW 7820 Software (Preloaded)
Power Supply, 12V, 1A
Cables
Cable, Control Unit, RS-232-> Visca, 2 m
Cable, Control Unit, RS-232-> CU, 2 m
Adapter
Adapter, RS-232(F)/RS232(F)-> ECA
Manual
User Manual
Important
It is important, that the settings in the iPad (IPC): ‘Settings/iRidium’ is not changed. If changed the ‘DIS
Camera Control’ software might be deleted in the iPad and the iPad has to be send to factory for upload of
new software.
To get video feedback on the iPad you will need to install a video encoder, which has to be connected to
the video signal from cameras or video switcher and wireless router. We recommend using the AXIS
M7001 Video Encoder which is connected to and powered by the TrendNet TPE-111GI power supply. The
video signal from encoder/wireless router can then also be used for external connections. NOTICE that
the AXIS M7001 Video Encoder and TrendNet TPE-111GI power supply is not part of the CP 7851 Camera
Control package. See more below in paragraph AXIS M7001 Video Encoder and the schematics
.
The “Adapter, RS-232(F)/RS232(F)-> ECA”, which are used when CP 7851 Camera Control Package is
connected to ECA application in SW 6000, has to be mounted in the PC end of the RS-232 cable between
Camera System Control Unit and the PC.
Charging the iPad Control (IPC)
Connect the iPad to the wall charger supplied with the iPad. The iPad cannot charge on most PC’s due to
limitation of current that can be drawn from a PC’s USB plug, which typically is ½A (Ampere). The iPad
needs 2A to charge. The PC might be able to charge the iPad when the iPad is asleep (screen is out), but
the charging will be very slow.
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Use with SW 6000, ECA application
Schematic Single Camera, ECA Connection
Single Camera, ECA Connection
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Setting up the system for ECA Mode
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1.
Connect the system as shown in above
schematic ‘Single Camera, ECA connection’,
using the RS 232 cables supplied.
IMPORTANT: The RS 232 connector on the
PC running the ECA shall be connected to
PORT 1 on the SCU using the supplied RS
232 cable plus the RS232 adapter. NOTE that
the adaptor has to be mounted in the PC end
of the RS-232 cable.
The Visca cable from the Camera shall be
connected to PORT 2 on the SCU.
2.
Change the SW 6000 -ECA settings:
Baud Rate:
9600
3.
Insert command line parameter in the SW
6000 -CUI shortcut:
-ALLMICOFF
4.
Start the SW 6000 applications (CUI, CUA
and ECA). See more in the SW 6000 User
Manuals.
5.
Turn on power to the Wireless Router, the
Camera Controller and the Camera(s)
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Using the iPad Control in ECA Mode
6.
Turn on power to the iPad and select
Wi-Fi in the Settings.
7.
Choose the:
DIS CP 7851-xxxA
Network. The ‘xxx’ is the system serial no.
Password for the network:
123456789
DO NOT select the DIS CP 7851-xxxB
network.
The Linksys has to be powered up and connected to
the Camera Control Unit with LAN cable
8.
Start “iRidium HD” on the iPad.
Touch the screen to Start.
9.
Select “ECA Mode” in the “System Setup”
menu.
Set the Camera Tracking to “Enable”.
NOTE: In ECA Mode Microphone,
Delegate List and Conference is
controlled by the SW 6000. Therefore the
Microphone Controls are automatically
set to Disable when ECA Modes is
selected and the menu buttons
Microphone, Delegate List and
Conference is hidden.
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10.
Main Menu in ECA Mode
The Main Menu window will be shown on
right and consist of the following menus:
Camera Operation
Camera Presets
Setup System
11.
Camera Operation
The “Camera Operation” is used for
operating the cameras manual if desired.
Select which camera to operate using the
camera buttons in lower left corner (up
to four cameras).
The camera can now be operated using
the arrow buttons for UP/Down and
Left/Right movement. The speed of the
movement as well as Zoom In/Out can be
adjusted.
NOTE: No camera position can be stored
from this menu.
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12.
Camera Presets
The screen is used to save the preset for
each microphone.
How to save presets:
1. Turn on one microphone (the seat
number will be shown in the “Seat
Number” field for that microphone).
2. Select the camera to use.
3. Move the camera to a desired
position by camera control
4. Press “Save”. The Preset for the seat
is now saved. A disk icon is now
showed on the camera no. where the
seat preset has been saved
5. Repeat step 2-5 for more camera
presets for the same seat if desired
6. Turn of the microphone and repeat
the steps 1-6 for the next
microphone.
7. Turn off all microphones
8. Go to “Room Layouts” in “Systems
Setup” and save the layout.
Instead of switching microphones on/off
as described above the seat can also be
selected using the keypad. Type seat
number and press “OK” and repeat step
2-5. And then the next seat can be
selected using the buttons left and right
arrow below keypad.
An overview position is saved on seat
number 0 (seat 400).
The “Test preset” is used to recall the
stored camera preset for the selected
seat. If more than 1 camera are used and
more than one position per seat is saved
then press “Test preset” again to toggle
between the saved position for the
selected seat.
The “Delete” button deletes a stored
preset on camera selected.
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13.
Setup System
No. of Cameras
Select the number of cameras connected
(1 to 4)
Max. NOM to Overview
Select the Number Of Microphones (1 to
8) which can be opened before the
system switches to the overview picture
Overview delay (sec)
Adjusting the delay before switching to
the overview picture (1-10 sec).
NOTE: If 0 sec is selected then camera
will stay at last position and not move to
overview position
Camera Tracking Enable/Disable
When set to Disable the cameras will not
move bases on opening of the
microphones. Default is Enable
Connection Type
Select where to bring the screen, either
direct to the CU, SW 6000 ECA or to the
DDS 5900.
Room Layouts
When camera presets has been made the
layout can be stored in the Camera
System Control Unit.
Up to three layouts can be saved.
The “Save” button saves the current
preset to the selected ‘Layout x’ into a file
on the Camera System Control Unit.
The “Recall” button recalls the selected
“Layout x” and overwrites the current
presets.
Language
Language can be selected.
Microphone Controls
Microphones Controls are automatically
disabled when ECA Mode is selected, then
the menu points Microphones, Delegate
List and Conference disappear. In ECA
Mode Microphone, Delegate List and
Conference is controlled by the SW 6000.
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After the system is setup
After having set up all camera presets and saved the Layout (s) the system is ready to use.
The iPad (IPC) and the Wireless Router (WR) can be switched Off as they are only needed for setting up
the system.
If for any reason controlling of the camera(s) is needed during the meeting, the IPC and the WR shall not
be switched Off.
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Use with CU 60xx, direct CU connection
Schematic Single Camera, CU 6005/11 Connection
Single Camera, CU 6005/11 Connection
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Setting up the system for Direct CU Mode
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Connect the system as shown in above
schematic ‘Single Camera, CU 6005/11
connection’, using the cables supplied.
IMPORTANT: The RS 232 connector on the
CU 6005/11 shall be connected to PORT1
on the SCU using the supplied RS 232 cable.
The Visca cable from the Camera shall be
connected to PORT 2 on the SCU.
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On the CU 60xx do the following setting:
Set Baud Rate:
19200
for RS 232 setting by using the controls and
LCD display on the front plate of the central
unit.
Save configuration
Restart the CU 60xx
16
Turn on power for the Wireless Router, the
Camera Controller and the Camera(s)
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Using the iPad Control in Direct CU Mode
17.
Turn on power to the iPad and select
Wi-Fi in Settings
18.
Choose the:
DIS CP 7851-xxxA
Network. The ‘xxx’ is the system serial no.
Password for the network:
123456789
DO NOT select the DIS CP 7851-xxxB
network.
The Linksys has to be powered up and connected to
the Camera Control Unit with LAN cable
19.
Start “iRidium HD” on the iPad.
Touch the screen to Start.
Select “Direct CU Mode” in the “System
Setup" menu.
When a chain is seen on the Direct CU
Mode button then the CU and System
Control Unit (SCU) is connected.
20.
Main Menu
The Main Menu window will be shown on
right and consist of the following menus:
Microphones*
Delegate List*
Conference*
Camera Operation
Camera Presets
Setup System
* Menu points are hidden if Microphone
Controls in System Setup is set to Disable.
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21.
Microphones
The “Microphones” is used for operating
and see the microphones status.
Select which microphones to operate
using the menu buttons in the bottom.
The microphones can now be operated
using the menus. Microphones can be
switched on, all delegates can be
switched off, next requested delegate can
be switched on and all request(s) can be
switched off.
22.
Delegate List
The “Delegate List” is used to see and edit
delegate list.
A selected delegate microphone can be
switched on.
In Edit menu delegate name can be edited
or new delegates name can be added.
Up to 400 delegates can be assigned.
23.
Conference
The “Conference” is used to setup
microphone parameters and select
operation mode for the conference.
Max Delegate Speakers can be set from 1
to 8.
Max Request can be set from 1 to 255.
For Operation Mode see SW 6000 User
Manual for more information.
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24.
Camera Operation
The “Camera Operation” is used for
operating the cameras manual if desired.
Select which camera to operate using the
camera buttons in lower left corner (up
to four cameras).
The camera can now be operated using
the arrow buttons for UP/Down and
Left/Right movement. The speed of the
movement as well as Zoom In/Out can be
adjusted.
NOTE: No camera position can be stored
from this menu.
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25.
Camera Presets
The screen is used to save the preset for
each microphone.
How to save presets:
1. Turn on one microphone (the seat
number will be shown in the “Seat
Number” field for that microphone).
2. Select the camera to use.
3. Move the camera to a desired
position by camera control
4. Press “Save”. The Preset for the seat
is now saved. A disk icon is now
showed on the camera no. where the
seat preset has been saved
5. Repeat step 2-5 for more camera
presets for the same seat if desired
6. Turn of the microphone and repeat
the steps 1-6 for the next
microphone.
7. Turn off all microphones
8. Go to “Room Layouts” in “Systems
Setup” and save the layout.
Instead of switching microphones on/off
as described above the seat can also be
selected using the keypad. Type seat
number and press “OK” and repeat step
2-5. And then the next seat can be
selected using the buttons left and right
arrow below keypad.
An overview position is saved on seat
number 0 (seat 400).
The “Test preset” is used to recall the
stored camera preset for the selected
seat. If more than 1 camera are used and
more than one position a seat is saved
then press “Test preset” again to toggle
between the saved position for the
selected seat.
The “Delete” button deletes a stored
preset on camera selected.
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26.
Setup System
No. of Cameras
Select the number of cameras connected
(1 to 4)
Max. NOM to Overview
Select the Number Of Microphones (1 to
8) which can be opened before the
system switches to the overview picture
Overview delay (sec)
Adjusting the delay before switching to
the overview picture (1-10 sec).
NOTE: If 0 sec is selected then camera
will stay at last position and not move to
overview position
Camera Tracking Enable/Disable
When set to Disable the cameras will not
move bases on opening of the
microphones. Default is Enable
Connection Type
Select where to bring the screen, either
direct to the CU, SW 6000 ECA or to the
DDS 5900.
Room Layouts
When camera presets has been made the
layout can be stored in the Camera
System Control Unit.
Up to three layouts can be saved.
The “Save” button saves the current
preset to the selected ‘Layout x’ into a file
on the Camera System Control Unit.
The “Recall” button recalls the selected
“Layout x” and overwrites the current
presets.
Language
Language can be selected.
Microphone Controls
When microphones controls are disabled
then the menu points Microphones,
Delegate List and Conference disappear
(see screen shot). This is typically used in
combination with connection type ECA
Mode, where the setup of microphone,
delegate list and conference is made in
the SW 6000.
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27.
Seat Setup
This page is used to assign a seat number
to each microphone unit.
Be sure that either Automatic or FIFO has
been selected as Operation Mode in the
Conference menu before seat setup is
started.
The ‘Status Assigned’ info will show the
number of connected microphone and
how many of those which has been
assigned a seat number:
assigned/total number of microphones
How to assign seats:
1. Select “Start Setup” to start the
assignment
2. Select “Clear” at “Confirm Clear Seat
Data?” and old seats assignment is
deleted, or select “Cancel” to keep old
assignments.
3. Activate a microphone. The ID
number of the microphone is shown
in “Mic On (S/N)”.
4. Select “Enter Seat number”
5. Type in the seat number to be used
for this microphone and select
“Assign Seat”.
6. Turn of the microphone
7. Repeat step 3-6 for all microphones
8. Select “Start Setup”’
9. Select “Save” at “Configuration’
When activating/deactivating the
microphone the serial number and seat
number for the microphone is shown.
If a seat number is already assigned to
another microphone you will be asked if
you want to Replace Mic for this seat and
you have the choice of YES or Cancel.
After the system is setup
After having set up all seat presets and saved the Layout and Seat Configurations the system is ready to
use. The iPad (IPC) and the Wireless Router (WR) can be switched Off as they are only needed for setting
up the system.
If for any reason controlling of the camera(s) is needed during the meeting, the IPC and the WR shall not
be switched off.
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