Port Setting; Camera Selection; Monitor Selection; Speed Control - UniVision Canada PICO-2000 User Manual

Port Setting

Camera Selection

Monitor Selection

Speed control

Pan-tilt zoom
control

Pre-position

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The port setting is about the COM port (the serial port) connection preferences.
The default of the connection preferences is as the following figure.
Please refer to individual OSRD connection preferences for correct setup of the
connection preferences.
The camera selection box in the PTZ control panel is for selecting the desired
camera for PTZ control.
While the MV912RS protocol is selected, there will be a monitor selection box in
the PTZ control panel.
Monitor selection is for use with the video switcher product MV900 of
UniVision Engineering Limited (UEL).
For the MV900 switcher system, there will be 176 possible cameras which can be
distributed to 16 individual monitor outputs.
The monitor selection box is for monitor selection.
In order to control PTZ of the desired camera through the MV900 switcher, you
should select the monitor number and the camera number accordingly prior to do
so.
The speed of movement of the pan-tilt head can be controlled. The slide bar is to
control the speed of movement.
Once the camera is selected, click the arrow buttons for corresponding direction
movement, the focus and zoom control.
The positions of the pan tilt head can be saved so that camera can repeat its
position when wanted.
Set Pre-position
Use the "Pre-position" box to enter the pre-position number.
Once the number is selected, pan/tilt the camera to a desired position and then,
press "Set" button to assign this position into that particular pre-position number.
Show Pre-position
Use the "Pre-position" box to enter the pre-position number.
Once the number is selected, press the "Show" button to send the camera to the
saved pre-position.
Pre-position hot keys
Four hot keys are implemented for four frequently used pre-positions.
Once programmed, press these hot keys will send the camera to it's pre-position
accordingly.
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