American Dynamics AD715LS Series Owner's manual

Manchester Supplement
8000-2627-02, Rev. A AMERICAN DYNAMICS 1
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DeltaDome™
Programmable
Surveillance Camera
This document supplements information found in
the DeltaDome Programmable Surveillance
Camera Configuration Utility Operator's Manual
(8000-2612-02).
Additional Commands
The following tables summarize the special
commands available when using the dome in a
Manchester network. These commands are
available when you enter the number listed and
press the Set Preset or Call Preset button on the
controller.
Set Commands: This table describes the
functions that can be performed when you enter
the number listed then press the Set Preset button.
Command Function
65 Set Preset Reset Dome
66 Set Preset Starts Dome Configuration Menu
67 Set Preset Activate / Deactivate V-phase
delay setting adjustment
68 Set Preset Cancel Pattern Programming
69 Set Preset Save Pattern Programming
70 Set Preset Program Pattern 1
71 Set Preset Program Pattern 2
72 Set Preset Program Pattern 3
Call Commands: This table describes the
functions that can be performed when you enter
the number listed then press the Call Preset button.
Command Function
66 Call Preset Resume Auto Focus / Auto Iris
67 Call Preset Rotate dome 180°from current
position (“flip”)
69 Call Preset Repeats following pattern
70 Call Preset Run Pattern 1
71 Call Preset Run Pattern 2
72 Call Preset Run Pattern 3
Operating Parameters
Presets: Only 64 presets may be programmed
when the dome is installed in a Manchester
network.
Auxiliaries: The dome provides four connections
for auxiliaries. When used on a Manchester
network, Auxiliaries 1 through 3 are supported.
Auxiliary 4 is not supported.
The dome supports three latching auxiliaries. A
latching auxiliary remains activated until it is
manually deactivated. For example if the auxiliary
is a light, the light remains on until it is manually
turned off. The dome does not support momentary
auxiliaries.
Alarm Inputs: When operating on a Manchester
network, the dome can be programmed to respond
to any of the four available alarm inputs. However,
the dome cannot transmit alarm input states to the
host controller. If transmitting the alarm state to the
host controller is required, the alarm device must
be wired directly to the host controller.