Sanyo VCC-XZN600P Instruction Manual page 151

A communication method to transmit both picture and communications signals via a single coaxial cable.
RS-485 is a serial telecommunications standard set by the Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA).
RS-485, which is backwardly compatible with RS-422, supports buss-type multipoint connections of up to 32
devices.
A unique number for identifying a camera on a system.
The address setting range of this model varies with the protocol setting.
A set of rules or standards designed to enable devices to connect with each other and exchange data.
The item SANYO, which supports SANYO's SSP/fast SSP protocol, or PELCO, which supports the PELCO-D
protocol, can be selected when this model is in RS-485 communication.
A unit of modulation rate per second. The higher the rate is, the larger the amount of data transmitted in a
definite period will be.
The baud rate can be set to 2400, 4800, 9600, or 19200.
The speed of transmission is expressed by bps (bits per second) as well, where the number of bits shows the
amount of data transmitted per second.
It is necessary to set up a terminator between devices that exchange signals. Otherwise, signal reflection or
disorder will occur at the terminating point, thus causing malfunctions.
SANYO's RS-485 communications protocol.
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