BBV Rx 100 Interface Receiver

Addendum to manual for the following domes:

Vicon Surveyor 2000 dome.

Rx100 software RX1_V2V9

Application Notes

The RX 100 provide the following functionality when controlling the above dome.

Variable speed Pan/Tilt.

Zoom/Focus, Autofocus with manual override.

16 full scene presets (additional presets available using dome's menu)

2 preset patrols

4 alarm inputs driving to preset 1 - 4.

Additional commands: RUN TOUR 80.

Pressing the AUTOPAN key will start the dome's Tour 80. complex preset patrol, autopan or auto tour to be programmed.

The tour is programmable using the dome's menu and allows a Refer to the dome programming manual for exact details.

Advanced Menu Feature

Tx1500

Tx1000

Tx400DC

DM Mux

*Dome Menu – Store preset 94

1 ‘#’

'#' WASH

'#' 1

*889 002

(also AP once in menu)

 

 

 

 

AI (used as escape in menu)

2 ‘#’

'#' WIPE

'#' 2

*889 003

AUX1

3 ‘#’

'#' AUTOPAN

'#' 3

*889 004

AUX2

4 ‘#’

'#' LIGHTS

'#' 4

*889 005

*Link J6/pin 1-2 must be fitted to access dome menu. Removing link will disable dome menu. On first entering the menu, the dome may autopan and/or access the pan/tilt menu. This is acceptable and simply pressing the AI function will allow the main menu to be displayed.

RS485 control of dome using the following connections:

Rx100

Description

Dome Interface Board

J3-C1

TX/RX-

COMM IN-

J3-C2

TX/RX+

COMM IN+

Notes:

The alarm output relay opens for approx 5 seconds upon power up. This can be used to signal power loss, etc.

If the dome's tour 80 is running, start patrol 1 & 2 is inhibited. The dome will be driven to a preset following an alarm activation. 60 seconds after alarm, the tour will restart. A manual goto preset and lens control will stop the tour leaving the AUTOPAN led on until the next manual pan command.

Accessing the dome menu.

Press '#'1 to display menu. Use pan/tilt keys or joystick to move cursor. '#'1 now acts as the AP key and '#'2 as the AI key as described on screen. ‘#’3 and ‘#’4 are used as AUX1 and AUX2 during menu programming.

Presets positions greater than 17 can be programmed using the dome's menu. These can be built into Tour 80 which is started by pressing the AUTOPAN key. Please refer to dome manual for specific instructions.

IMPORTANT:

Dome switch settings: S1 selects dome address, please set to address 2, S1/2=ON others OFF.

S2 is used to select control method and video standard. Set to VPS with S2/2=OFF. (SW2 all OFF)

For older versions of dome that do not support auto baud rate detect ensure that baud set for 9600.

Please check Vicon manual to confirm switch settings.

Rx100 installation manual V1.17 29 Aug 08.doc

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Sony RX100 manual AUX1, AUX2, TX/RX Comm, TX/RX+ Comm IN+

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.