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1. Connect the Null Modem cable to the RS232 Serial
Ports
located on the V4000 module and to the PC/Laptop
computer.
2. On the PC/Laptop computer perform the following:
• Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > System
Icon> Device Manager > Modems.
• Define a Null Modem Cable as one of the modems.
3. In Control Center Software PC/Laptop computer
perform
the following:
• Select the Site & System Icon > from the main
screen
• Select the System Button in the Remote Site List.
• Select the Communications Tab in the System
Settings dialog box.
• Ensure that Serial cable on COM1 is selected in the
TAPI Line section.
Appendix B: Pan, Tilt & Zoom
RS232 Protocol:
• Connect Dome to Pins 2(Rx) and Pin 3(Tx) of the DB9 Connector that plugs into the
male DB9 connector on the V4000 module.
RS485 Protocol:
• The RS485 Protocol requires an RS232 to RS485 adaptor. Contact your vendor for
details.
• Connect Dome to TxDA Pin 1(-) and TxDB Pin 2(+) of the DB9 Connector that
plugs into the male DB9 connector on the V4000 module.
1.
Dial up the V4000 module from Control Center Software installed on a PC
2.
Select Tuning icon > Unit Power on parameters > Modems.
• Select the required protocol from the list box.
• Select the required Baud rate using the radio buttons (Typically 2400 - 19200).
3.
Click on Upload. Disconnect, connect and restart unit.
4.
Dial up V4000 from Control Center Software to receive Video from the dome.
5.
Click on the icon located in the upper left-hand corner of the video screen you
wish to control.
6.
Select Unit Peripheral Setup from the dialog box that appears.
• Set the speed of the Dome camera.
• Set the Sweep Mode, Resolution and Quality settings. These settings
determine and frame rate and screen quality during dome camera movement.
• Enter the ID number of the dome camera. The ID Number should be 1-3
digits. Check with vendor for correct dome ID Number.
7.
Click OK to save settings.
Figure 2: Null Modem Serial Cable
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