FLIR PTU-D100 E Series User manual

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COMPUTERCONTROLLED
PAN‐TILTUNIT
MODEL:PTU‐D100
VERSION:3.1.0
REVISIONDATE:JULY8,2011
USER’SMANUAL

Pan‐TiltUnit(ModelPTU‐D100)User’sManual,July8,2011
©1991,2011byFLIRMotionControlSystems,Inc.,890CCowanRoad,
Burlingame,California94010,(650)692‐3900,FAX:(650)692‐3930,
www.flir.com/mcs.
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TableofContents
1Introduction..........................................................................................................................................5
1.1ImportantSafeguardsandWarnings............................................................................................6
1.2Models..........................................................................................................................................7
1.2.1ModelNumberOverview......................................................................................................7
1.2.2ModelNumberBreakdown..................................................................................................7
1.3OptionalModules.........................................................................................................................9
2QuickStart...........................................................................................................................................10
2.1SystemOverview.........................................................................................................................10
2.2InstallationComponents.............................................................................................................11
2.3BasicSetupSteps........................................................................................................................11
3InstallationandSetup.........................................................................................................................13
3.1Pan‐TiltMounting.......................................................................................................................13
3.2WiringandConnectors...............................................................................................................14
3.2.1MechanicalOverview..........................................................................................................14
3.2.2WiringOptions....................................................................................................................15
3.3PowerSources.............................................................................................................................16
3.4Shielding......................................................................................................................................16
3.5SerialInterfaceandHostSettings...............................................................................................16
3.5.1RS232ElectricalInterface...................................................................................................17
3.5.2RS485ElectricalInterface...................................................................................................17
3.6InitialPower‐upandTest............................................................................................................17
3.7BasicPan‐TiltUnitCommands....................................................................................................18
3.8MountingYourPayload..............................................................................................................19
3.8.1Installingsidemountbracketsonly....................................................................................20
3.8.2Installingthetopmountbracketwithoutsidemountbrackets.........................................20
3.9PayloadWiringConnections.......................................................................................................21
4VanesandHardStops.........................................................................................................................21
4.1Orientation..................................................................................................................................22
4.2Vanes...........................................................................................................................................22

4.3HardStops...................................................................................................................................22
5Resolution...........................................................................................................................................22
6SpecialConfigurations........................................................................................................................23
6.1High‐SpeedOperation.................................................................................................................23
6.2High‐PayloadOperation..............................................................................................................23
6.3BatteryPoweredOperation........................................................................................................24
7Networking..........................................................................................................................................24
7.1BasicNetworkingSetupSteps....................................................................................................24
7.2PTUNetworkConnections..........................................................................................................24
AElectricalSpecifications.......................................................................................................................26
A.1D100StandardPL01WiringDescription.....................................................................................26
A.2D100StandardPL02WiringDescription.....................................................................................30
A.3D100StandardPL05ISMWiringDescription..............................................................................34
A.4D100StandardPL06WiringDescription.....................................................................................39
BMechanicalDrawings..........................................................................................................................42
B.1PayloadMountingPattern..........................................................................................................42
B.2D100DimensionswithStandardRearPlugBase........................................................................43
B.3D100DimensionswithGyroStabilizedTallBasePlate...............................................................44
RegulatoryInformation...............................................................................................................................45
LimitedWarranty........................................................................................................................................47
TableofFigures
Figure1Pan‐TiltSystemOverview.............................................................................................................10
Figure2HoleMountingPattern.................................................................................................................13
Figure3BracketingOptions........................................................................................................................19
Figure4Pan‐TiltRotationalOrientation.....................................................................................................22
Figure5PTUNetworkConfiguration..........................................................................................................25

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1Introduction
ThePTU‐D100Pan‐TiltUnitfromFLIRMotionControlSystemsprovidesfast,accurate,anddurable
positioningofcameras,antennas,lasers,andotherlargepayloads.Somegeneralfeatures:
•SimpletocommandfromanyRS‐232orRS‐485terminalorcomputer
•Payloadcapacityupto15‐25lbs.
•Resolutionof0.006degrees
•Precisecontrolofposition,speed&acceleration
•On‐the‐flypositionandspeedchanges
•Selfcalibrationuponreset
•Powerconsumptioncanbecontrolledfromhost
•ASCIIcommandmodeforsimplicity,binarycommandsavailableforefficientprogramcontrol
•ConstantcurrentDMOSmotordrivesforincreasedperformanceandcontrol
•DCpowerinputfromanunregulatedsource
•Flexibleconnectivityoptions.
ApplicationsofthePTU‐D100include:
•MidandLong‐rangeSurveillancesystems
•Automateddetectionandtracking
•Multi‐sensorperimetermonitoringsystems
•ThermalandIRcameras
•Marine/shipboardsensorsystems
•HarborandPortSecurity
•BorderSecurity&LawEnforcement
•Highway&TransportationMonitoring
•Militaryspecialoperations
•Satellitecommunicationssystems
•Microwaveantennasystems(passive,active)
•Robotics&computervision.
ThisUser’sManualprovidesinformationneededtosetupandoperatethePTU‐D100unit.Thenext
sectionprovidesabriefoverviewtoallowyoutogetstartedasquicklyaspossible.Moredetailed
technicalinformationisprovidedintheremainingsections.
AccompanyingthismanualisaCommandReferencemanualwhichprovidesdetailsontheprotocol
forcommunicatingwiththepan‐tilt.

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1.2 Models
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1.2.1 ModelNumberOverview
ThefollowingtabledescribestheformatoftheD100modelnumber,andmaybeusedtounderstand
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FamilyClassBracketMountWiringColorStopsCustomVane
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Thefollowingtableslistthevariousoptionsforaparticularsubcodeofthemodelnumber.
TheFamilyistheFLIRMotionControlSystemsproductfamily.ThismanualonlydescribestheD100
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D100PTU‐D100Pan‐Tilt;IntegratedController;9‐30VDCinput;Includesmatingconnectorforpayload
signals.Doesnotincludepayloadbrackets,powersupplyorcableharness.
Theclassdescribesanyoptionsrelatingtothemotorsorgearsinstalledintheunit.Atthistime,the
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TheD100hasavarietyofwiringoptionsrelatingtothecommunicationslinestothepan‐tiltcontroller,
aswellasthenumberandarraignmentofthepassthroughlinesthatrunfromthebasetothepayload
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SPL01wiringincludesRS232andRS485communicationsaswellas9passthroughconnections.
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GPL05wiringincludesRS485communicationsonlyaswellas9passthroughconnectionsandgyro
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NPL06wiringincludesRS232andRS485communicationsandnopassthroughconnections.
TheD100unitisavailableinavarietyofcolors.Thestandardunitscomeinblack,andothercolorsare
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SAnodizetoMIL‐A‐8625,TYPEII,CLASS2(SandovalMLWBlack)withcarbideblackcovers.
WPowdercoatedmarinewhitetoRAL9003.
TPowdercoateddesserttantoRAL1019/FED‐STD‐595#33446.
GPowdercoatedsandtoRAL8000/FED‐STD‐595#33303.
Optionalhardstopsmaybeinstalledatthetimeofmanufacture;theseassurethattheunitisnot
capableofexceedingtheboundsatthehardstops.Pleasenotethatthehardstopsareactuallyinstalled
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BNohardstopsareincludedatall.
Customconfigurationsareuniquecodesdevelopedtomeetacustomer’sspecificrequirement.These
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Vanesareusedwithopticallimitswitchesinordertopreciselycalibratethedevice’shomeposition,as
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1.3 OptionalModules
InadditiontotheinstalledoptionsonaD100,externalmodulesmaybeaddedforadditional
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serialport,sothattheD100canbemadetopointatgpscoordinatesratherthansimplepanand
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•JoystickController(DJoystick)–PT‐DCJ–Thisoptionprovidesdirectcontrolofthepan‐tiltfrom
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2QuickStart
Thepan‐tiltunitprovidesdirectserialcontrolofallmotionaspectsofthedevice.Thismaythenbe
interfacedtoahostcomputerforsoftwarecontrol,ordirectlytoajoystickorproprietarycontroller.
FLIRMotionControlSystemsprovidesvariousstarterpackagesandOEMsolutionsforcontroland
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ForunitsorderedwithanInertialStabilizationModule(gyromountingoption),GeoPointingModule
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uptheirpan‐tiltandtestdirectcommunicationsfromahostcomputer.
2.1 SystemOverview
Figure1showsasystemoverview.ThePTU‐D100includesanintegralcontrolleranditacceptscontrol
commandsfromanyhostcomputeroverserial(RS‐232orRS‐485).ThebasicD100connectionsare:
D100‐powerfromaDCpowersource,andPan‐TiltControlviaRS232/485.
Inadditiontopan‐tiltcontrolconnections,“PayloadPass‐Thru”internallyroutespayloadsignalssuchas
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basetoasinglepayloadconnectorthatmoveswithyourpayload.
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ThePTU‐D100canbecontrolledfromanyhostcomputerusingthebuilt‐inASCIIprotocoldescribedin
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tracking),abinaryprotocolissupportedviaaCProgrammersInterface(PTU‐CPI).Driversarealso
availablein3rdpartysoftwarepackagessuchasLabViewanddigitalvideocontrolsystems.
2.2 InstallationComponents
Componentssuppliedwiththismanualare:
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2.3 BasicSetupSteps
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3.2 WiringandConnectors
ThestandardD100modelisdepictedbelow,andhasabaseandpayloadconnectorforcustomer
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forwhichyoushouldreferencesection1.2.2underthewiringheadingtodetermineyourwiring
configuration,andappendixAformoredetailsonyourspecificpinoutandconnectors.
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17
noparity.HardwarehandshakingandXON/XOFFarenotused.Thebaudrateofthepan‐tiltisadjustable
throughsoftwarecommands,seetheCommandReferenceManualforinstructions.
3.5.1 RS232ElectricalInterface
TheRS‐232connectionstothePan‐Tiltare:TxD(pin2),RxD(pin3),andGND(pin5).SinceTxDandRxD
assignmentstopins2and3canvaryonhostcomputers,tryusinganullmodemifyourinitial
connectiondoesnotwork.
3.5.2 RS485ElectricalInterface
TheRS‐485communicationtothepan‐tiltisfullduplex,andprovidesTx+,Tx‐,Rx+andRx‐connections
fortalkingwiththepan‐tilt.TheselinesprovideRS422orRS485voltagelevels.
3.6 InitialPowerupandTest
IfyouhavethepowersourceandHostcomputerconnecteddescribedinSections3.3and3.4,youare
readytopower‐upandtestitsoperation.Testandverifyallcableconnectionsandconnectorwiring
beforepower‐up.Wesuggestthatyoudonotmountyourpayload(e.g.,camera)untilthisinitial
installationiscompletedandtested.
1. UsingHyperTerminalorasimilarterminalprogram,configuretheRS‐232/485serialportofthe
HostComputerto9600baud,1startbit,8databits,1stopbit,andnoparity.Hardware
handshakingandXON/XOFFarenotused.
2. Youarenowreadytopowerupthepan‐tiltunitandtestitsoperation.Applypower.Upon
powerup,introductiontextshouldappearonyourscreen,andthepan‐tiltunitshouldgo
througharesetcycle(panandtiltaxeswillcyclethroughtheirfullrangeofmotion).Thisresetis
completedwhenanasterisk(‘*’)appears.Iftheunitdidnotresetproperly,recheckyourpower
sourceandcabling.Iftheunitwentthroughitsresetprocedure,butnotextorgarbledtext
appearsonyourscreen,then:
a. CheckthatthehostRS‐232/RS‐485hostportsettingsarecorrect(seeSection3.4)
b. CheckthattheRS‐232/RS‐485cableiscorrectforyourhost(seeSection3.4)
c. Tryadifferentbaudrateinyourterminalprogram,thebaudrateofthepan‐tiltis
configurable,andmayhavebeenchangedfromitsdefaultof9600.
3. Youarenowconnectedtothepan‐tilt.Enterthecharacter‘?’foracompletelistingof
commands.Thenextsectiondescribessomebasiccommandstohelpyougetgoing,andafull
commanddescriptionmaybefoundinthecommandreferencemanual.Wesuggestthatyou
exercisetheunitandbecomefamiliarwithitsoperationandcommandsbeforemountingyour
payload(e.g.,camera)asdescribedinSection0.Specialattentionshouldbepaidtoacceleration
andspeedcommands,andtheyshouldbesetatlevelsappropriatetoyourpayloadweightand
size.

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3.7 BasicPanTiltUnitCommands
Belowaresomepan‐tiltcommandsthatwillfamiliarizeyouwiththepan‐tiltunitanditsoperation:
pp2500*
tp‐900*
PS1900*
pp0*
Thissetsthepanaxistoposition2500,thetiltaxistoposition‐900,thepanspeedto2500positionsa
second,andsetsthepanpositionbackhome.
Whenoperatingthepan‐tiltunit,theavailablecommandmenuisprintedwhenyouenterthe‘?’
character.Adetaileddescriptionofpan‐tiltcommandsandqueriesmaybefoundinSection4.

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19
3.8 MountingYourPayload
ThePTU‐D100providesaflexiblepayloadbracketsystemthatcanbeconfiguredinanumberofwaysto
supportavarietyofpayloadsincludingcameras,lasers,antennas,andotherequipment.Becauseofthe
heavypayloadweightsandhighpotentialspeedssupportedbythePTU‐D100,itisveryimportantthat
allguidanceandinstructionsregardingpayloadmountingbefollowedcarefully.Figure3showsallofthe
possiblearrangementsofbrackets.Pleasereferto1.2.2underbrackettodeterminewhichbracketsare
includedwithyourunit.
Figure3BracketingOptions

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3.8.1 Installingsidemountbracketsonly.
1. Ensurethepan‐tilthasbeenthroughitscalibration(atpowerup)sothatthemountinghubisin
aknownhomeposition.
2. Orientthebracketsothehorizontalpartofthebracketisbottommost.
3. Attachthebracketusing6pcsscrews.Itisvitalthatthreadlockisusedforthebracket
mountingscrews.Thethreadholesinthehubhavethreadlockappliedtothem.Ifthebracket
isremoved,youshouldapplymediumstrengththreadlocktothehub(e.g.,Loctite242).
4. Resetthepan‐tiltandensurethatthebracketmovesproperlythroughitsrangeofmotion.
3.8.2 Installingthetopmountbracketwithoutsidemountbrackets.
5. Ensurethepan‐tilthasbeenthroughitscalibration(atpowerup)sothatthemountinghubisin
aknownhomeposition.
6. Orientthesidebracessothatthefaceswiththreadsaretopmost,wherethetopbracketwill
mount.
7. Attachthetwosidebracketsusing6pcsscrews.Itisvitalthatthreadlockisusedforthe
bracketmountingscrews.Thethreadholesinthehubhavethreadlockappliedtothem.Ifthe
bracketisremoved,youshouldapplymediumstrengththreadlocktothehub(e.g.,Loctite
242).
8. Attachthetopbrackettothebracesthatyoujustinstalled.Pleasenotethattheholesinthis
bracketareoblique,pleasemakesureyoucenterthisbracketasbestyoucan,andinstallthe
eightsmallerpanheadscrews,againapplyingloctiteasinthepreviousstep.
9. Resetthepan‐tiltandensurethatthebracketmovesproperlythroughitsrangeofmotion.
PayloadsshouldbemountedasclosetothePan‐tilthousingaspossiblesoastopositionthecenterof
gravityasclosetothepan‐axisaspossible.
Inallcases,caremustbetakentoensurethatthepayloadwillclearthePan‐tilthousingand
surroundingobjectsthroughoutthefullrangeofmotionoftheunit.
ThoughthePTU‐D100unitisratedtoamaximumloadof25lbs,thedistributionoftheloadaffectsthe
actualloadcapableofbeingmovedbythepan‐tiltunit.Thestepstodeterminewhetheryourloadand
itspositioning(e.g.,centerofgravity)arewithinthemaximumloadcapacityanddynamicsare:
•Mountyourpayload.Side‐mountispreferredforheavierloads,asitkeepsthepayloadcenterof
gravityclosertothetiltaxisofrotationtherebyminimizingtorquerequirements.Ensurethat
theloadissecurelyattachedtothepayloadbracket.
•Firstmovethepanaxisthroughitsrangetotestwhetherthepan‐tiltcanhandletheload(e.g.,
enter“drpp2700app‐2700app0”).Aloadthatistooheavyormovedtooquicklywillcause
theunittolosesynchrony,andthiswillbeaccompaniedbyanaudible“rrrr”soundfromthe
pan‐tiltunitmotors.Seesection6.2forfurtherinformationonconfigurationofthePan‐Tiltfor
heavierpayloads.
•Ifyourloadpassedthepanaxisloadtest,youcanthentestthetiltaxisloadhandlingcapability.
Thecenterofgravityfortopmountedpayloadsisfurtherfromthetiltaxisofrotation,andthis
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