Sony RX100 manual Tx-/B, Tx+/A

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BBV Rx100 Interface Receiver

Addendum to manual for the following domes:

Kalatel Cyberdome (Firmware 1/1/02 or later)

Rx100 software RX1_K1V2

Application Notes

Variable speed Pan/Tilt. Zoom/Focus/Iris

16 Full scene presets.

2 preset patrols. (PATROL1 = RX100 patrol and PATROL 2 = dome’s TOUR 03) Shadow TOUR 1 playback using AUTOPAN key.

Menu navigation including programming privacy zones etc

Advanced Features

Tx1000

Tx1500

DM DS/DS2/BX2 Mux

 

Toggle MENU ON/OFF

'#' WASH

1 ’#’

*889 002 or *889 10 10 2

Toggle PTZ/CURSOR

'#' WIPE

2 ’#’

*889 003 or *889 10 10 3

(see GOTO PRESET 16 BELOW)

The dome and Rx100 are linked using RS485 for control and video for the camera signal.

Rx100

Description

Dome connection

J3-C1

TX-/B

RS485 B -

J3-C2

TX+/A

RS485 A +

Notes:

The dome address must be set at 1 for all the cameras that are controlled using a Rx100. Check with the dome manual if you have any doubts.

The alarm output relay opens for approx 5 seconds upon power up and following any active alarm input.

The dome will be driven to a preset following a local alarm activation. 60 seconds after alarm, the shadow tour will restart if running when the alarm occured. A manual goto preset and lens control will stop the tour leaving the AUTOPAN led on until the next manual pan command. If PATROL 1 was running when a local alarm occurs after 60 seconds the patrol will be resumed.

The dome’s TOUR 3 must be programmed from within the domes menu. Please refer to the dome manual for details. 2 PATROL from TX1500 or PATROL 2 from TX1000 to start this tour.

Programming preset 1 will also program the dome’s home preset – 00.

Navigating the dome’s menu requires several key presses that may not be available with all controllers. These key presses are simulated using GOTO PRESET commands as follows.

<1> – <9>

= GOTO PRESET 1 – 9

<0>

= GOTO PRESET 10

<SEQ>

= GOTO PRESET 11

<ALARM>

= GOTO PRESET 12 <1ST> = GOTO PRESET 13

<CLEAR>

= GOTO PRESET 14

<SET>

= GOTO PRESET 15

GOTO PRESET 16 - This is used to toggle the joystick between dome movement and cursor movement which is needed for some menus eg preset and area titles.

The TEST link can be used to prove correct data connection between the RX100 and dome. When the link is fitted the dome should pan left. Removing the link will stop the pan. Ensure that the link is removed before powering the RX100 on as this is to enter diagnostics mode.

Due to the number of presets required to navigate in the dome menu the TX400 and TX400DC, which have 8 presets, will not be able to navigate the menu fully.

Rx100 installation manual V1.17 29 Aug 08.doc

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Contents Installation Guide Table of Contents Important Safety Precautions UnpackingRx100 installation manual V1.17 29 Aug 08.doc General RX100/WBXTransmitter Compatability Chart Tx300 Tx400 Tx400DC Tx1000 Tx1000DC Tx1500Cable Connection Method Function Connector Type Operating VoltageDiagnostic Aids Video Launch Amplifier and Cable Length CompensationRx100 Rx200 Rx300 Rx400P Rx400DC Rx45X AC Rx55X DC Simple Single Camera System Appendix a Dome addendums & connection details BBV Rx100/24 Supply Additional information iss pcb BBV Rx100 Interface Receiver DAY Night Mode RX+# Autopan ‘#’ LightsBBV Rx 100 Interface Receiver TX+Rx100 software RX1D4V7 DM/DS/DSL/DS2Enable ALL Scene Disable ALL SceneDisable around Cursor AUTO/MANUAL Focus Toggle# Wash TX-/B TX+/A# Autopan # LightsTxdi TXDI+TX/RX REDTX/RX+ GreenBBV Rx 100 Interface Receiver ENTRY/EXIT Dome Menu ‘#’ # Wash ’#’ RX+ Lights Wiper WasherDM-DSL/DS/DS2 Using the advanced features when using a BBV Tx1000DC Reset DomeDS/DSL/DS2/BX2 ‘#’ AutopanUsing the advanced features when using a BBV Tx400DC Control from DM Digital Sprite 2 systemsMenu Access when using a BBV Tx1000DC Menu Access when using a BBV Tx400DCMenu Access when using DM DS/DSL/DS2 Turn Menu Off *889 10 10DM DS/DS2/BX2 AUTO, INDOOR, Outdoor ‘#’ Autopan‘#’ Lights J3/GNDTX/RX TX/RX+Application Notes Privacy SET Toggle Mono/Colour ‘#’ # Wipe ’#’ AUX1 AUX2TX/RX Comm TX/RX+ Comm IN+’#’ 889 004 or *889 10 10 Stop Recording ‘#’ Protocol P/D RS485 B Appendix B Trouble shooting guide Blank for your notes PHILIPS/BOSCH RS485 Optional BI-PHASE Input Pelco P/D RS485VCL/HONEYWELL RS485 Dennard RS485

RX100 specifications

The Sony RX100 series has earned a reputation as one of the leading compact camera lines on the market, favored by both amateur photographers and professionals alike for its impressive performance and versatility in a pocket-sized design. Launched in 2012, the RX100 series has seen multiple iterations, each improving upon its predecessor while maintaining the core attributes that have resonated with consumers.

One of the standout features of the RX100 is its large, 1-inch Exmor CMOS sensor. This sensor size is typically found in larger cameras, allowing the RX100 to capture stunning images with remarkable detail and dynamic range. The sensor works in tandem with Sony's BIONZ image processor, which enhances image quality by reducing noise and increasing processing speed, resulting in crisp images even in low-light conditions.

The RX100 also boasts a fast and versatile lens with a wide maximum aperture, allowing for impressive background blur and excellent subject isolation. The original RX100 featured a 28-100mm equivalent f/1.8-4.9 lens, while subsequent models upgraded to even more powerful lenses, such as the 24-70mm f/1.8-2.8 option found in the RX100 V and VI. This versatility makes it ideal for various photography genres, from landscapes to portraits.

In terms of technology, the RX100 series incorporates advanced autofocus systems. The RX100 III introduced Fast Intelligent AF for quick focus, while later models enhanced this with features like Eye AF for precise focusing on the subject's eyes, making it a preferred choice for portrait photographers. Additionally, the cameras offer high-speed shooting options, capable of capturing action shots at impressive burst rates.

The video capabilities of the RX100 series are equally noteworthy, with support for 4K video recording in later models. The cameras also include features such as a built-in ND filter, which allows for creative control over exposure, especially in bright conditions. Users can take advantage of the camera's 60p shooting for smooth motion and clarity in video.

Another appealing characteristic of the RX100 series is its compact form factor. With its sleek design, it is ergonomically friendly, making it an excellent choice for travel and street photography. The tilting LCD screens on many models, along with optional electronic viewfinders, increase shooting flexibility and user interaction.

In summary, the Sony RX100 series blends advanced photography technologies with a compact design. Features like a large sensor, fast lens, quick autofocus, and 4K video recording set it apart from typical compact cameras. Whether capturing breathtaking stills or high-quality video, the RX100 remains a top contender in the compact camera space.