Home Position; Tour; Camera Command Pass-Through; Summary Of Pin Assignments - Bosch LTC 8561 Series Instruction Manual

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LTC 8561 | Instruction Manual | Summary of PIN Assignments

6.2 Home Position

The home position feature calls up pre-position
number 1 after there has been no PTZ commands
received by the receiver/driver for approximately two
minutes. This feature is enabled by turning AUX-9
ON or disabled by turning AUX-9 OFF.

6.3 Tour

The Tour function sequences the unit through all set
pre-positions and is controlled from the system
keyboard by using the auxiliary 8 command. Auxiliary
8 ON activates the function, while Auxiliary 8 OFF
deactivates it.
The time interval between the tour steps can be
programmed from approximately 10 seconds to 128
seconds. Use AUX-15 ON to increase the time and
AUX-15 OFF to decrease the time. The time can be
incremented repeatedly by pressing the ENTER key.
The time increments are in approximately 4 second
intervals.
Individual pre-positions can be enabled/disabled from
the Tour.
SET 9XX: Disable pre-position xx
SHOT 9XX: Enable pre-position xx
SET 900: Disable all pre-positions from Tour.
SHOT 900: Enable all pre-positions from Tour.
SET 899: Disable all pre-positions from Tour.
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Where xx equals pre-position numbers 1-99.

6.4 Camera Command Pass-through

This receiver/driver allows biphase commands to be
Passed-through to the camera via the RS-232 TX port,
allowing Aux commands to be entered at the keyboard
to alter certain camera parameters. The LTC 0600 or
the LTC 0500 Series cameras need to be addressed to
1 minus the address of the receiver/driver, then
physically wired from the RS-232 port of the camera
to the RS-232 TX port of the receiver/driver. For
example, if the receiver/driver is set to address 02, the
camera needs to be addressed as 01. This camera
secondary addressing is accomplished via PC software
(LTC 0650).
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SUMMARY OF PIN
ASSIGNMENTS
7.1

Biphase Signal

Five conductor terminal block, J121, is found on right
side of the top, main printed circuit board. Pin one is
to the left side of the connector.
7.1.1
J121 – Biphase Signal
Pin No.
Signal Name
1
+ Signal
2
– Signal
3
Shield
4
+ Signal
5
– Signal
7.2

RS-232 Port

Four conductor terminal block, J116, is found to the
left of the top, main printed circuit board. Pin one is to
the left side of the connector.
7.2.1
J116 - RS-232 Port
Pin No.
Signal Name
1
RXD
2
TXD
3
LOOP
4
GND
7.3

Lens

Lens Output:
For Zoom, Focus, and Manual-iris:
6 VDC or 12 VDC, 100 mA max.
Variable Speed 6 VDC Setting: 4 VDC to 8 VDC.
Variable Speed 12 VDC Setting: 8 VDC to 16 VDC.
Four conductor terminal block, J105, is found in the
middle of the top, main printed circuit board. Pin one
is to the left side of the connector.
EN | 16
Remarks
Plus signal wire.
Minus signal wire.
May connect shield here, also
useful in daisy chaining for
connecting two shields. No
connection to PCB.
Plus signal to next in daisy chain or
91 ohm termination resistor (or
equivalent resistance).
Minus signal to next in daisy chain
or 91 ohm termination resistor (or
equivalent resistance).
Remarks
Receive signal (input).
Transmit signal (output).
Buffered receive signal (output).
Signal ground.

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