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FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION
CAUTION
1. Make sure to check the communication protocol, transmission
speed, and PTZ ID.
2. The input signal from the controller can be checked when the
communication line is connected to the Rx terminal of the Rapport
III.
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Control Setup of PTZ
The PTZ ADDR menu bar is accessed, on the top section of the
LCD screen, when the
key is depressed for more than 3
seconds. The activated menu can be changed to PROTOCOL and
BAUDRATE by pressing the
PTZ ADDR: Setup the PTZ ID. The default
value is 001. To change the PTZ ID use the
keys and it moves by +1, -1 steps. The
available values are 001 through to 255.
PROTOCOL: Used to set the PTZ
PROTOCOL. The default value is set to
PELCO-D. To change to another protocol, use
the
keys to see the available protocols.
BAUDRATE: Sets the TRANSMISSION
SPEED. The default value is 2.4Kbps. Use the
keys to alter the speed - the available
options are from 2.4Kbps~ 115.2Kbps.
PARITY: Set the parity to NONE, ODD and
EVEN by using
keys.
CAUTION
Check the CAMERA ID, PROTOCOL and
BAUDRATE settings prior to testing. A PTZ
camera cannot be controlled unless all three
settings are correct.
keys.
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FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION
UTP CABLE TESTER
MODE
TEST
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Connect the UTP cable to be tested to the UTP port of the Rapport III, and
connect the other end of the cable to the yellow UTP test dongle.
Once the connection is complete, the connectivity of the cable under test is
checked by pressing the
key. Straight through and crossed cables
can be verified. Disconnections and short-circuits are also displayed.
Short-circuit &
Straight cable
Disconnection
Change the mode
Check the cable type by pressing
the Q3 button.
Cross cable
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