Honeywell K9696V2 Connecting a PTZ Dome, Converter Technical Notes, Daisy-chaining Domes

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Multi-Media Unit: Installation Instructions

5.4Connecting a PTZ Dome

To connect the Data In port of a PTZ dome (an RS-485 connector) to one of the ports on a Multi-Media unit (RS-232 connector), a 232/485 converter is needed. Configure a PTZ camera using Maintenance functions in Multi View software.

Fig. 43. PTZ wiring plan

Multi supports pan, tilt, and zoom (PTZ) domes listed in table 13. A site supports only one type of PTZ software driver at a time. This usually means that only one type of PTZ hardware can be used at a site.

Communicate the address used by the PTZ to the Multi SA, after the installation.

5.4.1Converter: Technical Notes

A 232/485 converter interfaces a PTZ dome/controller to the Multi-Media unit. The converter amplifies PTZ control data for transmission over longer distances for a maximum of 1.2 km (or 4,000 feet).

Cabling

For the cabling to connect a PTZ dome to a converter and from the converter to the Multi-Media unit, see the converter’s documentation.

Table 12

Cabling a PTZ dome

Type

Dome to converter

Converter to Multi-Media unit

Javelin / Pelco

RS-485 cable

25-pin male to 9-pin female to RS-232 port

 

 

- not included

Kalatel

RS-485 cable

9-pin female to RS-232 port

 

 

- included with KTD-312 computer interface

 

 

 

5.4.2Daisy-chaining Domes

Connecting more domes

You can connect up to 16 domes on one communication line connected to the Multi- Media unit. Terminate the communication input(s) of the last dome in the chain. Leave other domes un-terminated.

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Contents Multi-Media Unit Page Issue Date Revisions Page Declaration of Conformity Page Table of Contents Index Frequent QuestionsFind-it Page Page Not new to Multi-Media? OverviewNew to Multi-Media? SoftwareCommunications Walking ThroughCameras Other Hardware Powering-up the Multi-Media unitAdmin and View Software Using Admin, add a site Start Admin to create a Multi databaseLog on to a Multi database, or create one using Admin Database for MultiAdd information about the connection, and save it Type of ConnectionRunning View About connectionsLog on to View Testing a ConnectionTest the connection use View to run a Maintenance session Where To, Next? For More InformationBackground information Road map to field work Unpacking the UnitAudience Please do not remove factory seals on a Multi-Media unitPrinted matter Rear Panel ReferenceItem, one of each, unless otherwise noted Temperature USB port and Printer portReporting the Installation Powering the Multi-Media UnitPowering Up and Down Nominal storage* camera-day time† minute Connecting a CameraUnit Recovery Rapid Dome or Rapid Dome Gold dome systemsReference LocalViewSecuring a camera HardwareMonitors To enable the locking of a LocalView functionsLocalView help on operator’s PC Recording rate fps lowest cycle time sec To change a LocalView passwordNetwork Connection OverviewFor a network without Dhcp Using LocalView OnsiteTo assign an IP address to a unit using LocalView What next?To connect a null-modem cable Using a PC OnsiteTo setup a terminal program Null-modem cable comes with your Multi-Media unitMulti-Media Unit Installation Instructions Parameter Value Windows Click Start and point to … … then clickHypertrm.exe icon To use the Multi-Media ShellMulti Shell Reference Field Name Default Address Shell commandCommand Result None, port1, port2, or internalDial-up Connection To return to the Multi-Media Shell after a time outModem Reference Field Testing a ConnectionDamaged or Missing Goods Upgrading Unit Software Upgrade CD-ROMTo upgrade a Multi-Media unit’s software, onsite Multi-Media unit without a CD-RW drivePlease continue Multi Software Road map for using Multi software to obtain videoWhy check a connection? To install Multi software Some versions of Windows need you to restart the PCUsing Admin Running AdminDouble-duty logon dialog Obtaining a Multi DbAfter adding security Click Save and Close To name a site Site identification checklistAdding Site Information Confirmation Record of a Dial-up ConnectionDealing with connections To make a record of a dial-up connectionDealing with dial-up confusion IP Address is mandatory for a network connection Record of a Network ConnectionTo make a record of a network connection Checking for video Using View to ConnectFirewall reference To run a maintenance session on a Rapid Eye site Testing a Connection MaintenanceUsing Maintenance Logging on to ViewTime zone Testing a Connection TimeCrucial settings for reporting on video of events Conflicting time zones To indicate the time zone of a Multi-Media unitTime zone is set on a unit-by-unit basis Clock Automatic setting To respond to a notification of conflicting time zonesTo set a unit’s clock manually, using a PC’s Auto-synch statisticsTesting a Connection Camera Video tab in Maintenance session video feed adjustmentsTo obtain video from a live video session To configure a Rapid Eye site’s camerasObtaining Video Results What NextPlease continue Selecting a microphone Audio at a Multi-Media SiteMicrophones Placing a microphoneChecking for Audio Interference Preventive measuresAt View Operator’s PC To enable talking to a siteAudio for Operators To send and receive audio offsiteTo enable audio for use onsite, by LocalView To disable audio for LocalViewSecuring a Multi-Media unit To secure the unitHard Disk Report Unit Hard DiskDetachable Camera I/O To detach the sub-panelHardware Options Handle on mounted hard diskDaisy-chaining Domes Connecting a PTZ DomeConverter Technical Notes Configuring PTZ Driver name Baud rate Supported controller/dome AlphabeticalAlarm Sensors Inputs for SensorsNo normally open Input Technical NotesInputs to a Multi-Media unit, used by hardware devices NC normally closedControl Outputs System MonitoringAlarm panel Software setup To set the Fault Relay to triggerExternal Modems Configuring POSPoint of Sale Hardware At unit, connected to a networkSerial connection Connect only to serial port COM Using null-modem cable for installation of Multi-Media unitPort Use Restrictions USB port and Parallel portPlease continue Supporting an Installation Cannot connect to Multi-Media unit, using ViewSee also BackgroundFrequently asked question Section No video is reaching View PlanningCoaxial Cable GroundingHum bar Electrical InterferenceLighting Triaxial cableFind-it Knowledge BaseTables Use the same database created earlier, using Admin see on p IllustrationsDial-up Networking More FAQs More FAQs Find-itNetwork Connection More FAQs Find-it Site Information Checklist Organization personnel Personnel Name, telephone #, emailSite definition Rapid Eye site… Identification Communications to unit Connection Value Audio Microphone type Speaker type CommentsSite Information Checklist Find-it Sensor hardware Input Type NO, NC, EOL Description Site Information Checklist Find-it Multi-Media Unit Installation Instructions Index Multi-Media Unit Installation Instructions Index Page Page Page Page Honeywell Security Espana Honeywell Security FranceHoneywell Security Italia SpA Honeywell Security House Netherlands

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