12.4.5. Camera Protocol
Selecting protocol of the Combination Camera connected to the Digital Video Recorder only displays the abbreviation function that can be used for each protocol. The abbreviation function table is
Note
Multiple combination cameras using different communication methods cannot be connected to a single digital video recorder. Match the communication methods of all connected cameras.
| : Select this model when connecting TOA’s Combination Camera to the Digital Video |
| Recorder using Type A communications method. (The Digital Video Recorder’s Camera |
| Protocol: |
| : Select this model when connecting TOA’s Combination Camera to the Digital Video |
| Recorder using Type B communications method. (The Digital Video Recorder’s Camera |
| Protocol: |
BOSCH | : Select this model when using BOSCH’s Combination Camera in conjunction with the Digital |
| Video Recorder. |
| : Select this model when using PELCO’s Combination Camera in conjunction with the Digital |
| Video Recorder. |
Some functions or operations are not available depending on the communications method. Determine the communications method referring to the following table.
TOA-A
(Type A)
(Type B)
Iris key
Position 0 *1
AUTO key
*2
*3
*1 Operation for returning the camera to home position. Enter 0, then press the POS key.
*2 Begins and terminates operations set in the Combination Camera’ s “Auto Function” settings with each depression of the key. (Refer to p. 22 ; Auto Function Operations.)
*3 Begins auto pan operation when pressed, and terminates all auto operations when pressed again during auto pan operation.
Note
As shown below, TOA’s Combination Cameras are divided into two groups: one using the Type A
For the DIP switch position and settings, refer to the setup manual enclosed with the Combination Camera.
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