Go Electronic RCC6000 User manual

RCC6000
Pan/Tilt/Zoom Camera Controller
User Manual

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The contents in this manual may be updated without notice.
PRODUCT FEATURES
❖Supports network/IP and analog control
❖Supports VISCA, VISCA over IP, ONVIF, PECLO-P and PELCO-D protocols
❖Variable speed 4D joystick controller
❖Supports web interface to add camera configuration parameters
❖Supports control of up to six cameras via shortcut keys (CAM 1, CAM 2, CAM 3, etc.)
❖Supports standard POE power supply
CONTROLLER INTERFACE
1. POWER –Power switch
2. DC12V –Power interface
3. USB –Used for updating joystick firmware
4. Ethernet –Network interface
5. RS422
6. RS232

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PRODUCT CONNECTION DIAGRAM
NETWORK CONNECTION
Network Mode: Network VISCA, ONVIF Connection Diagram
Camera and controller need to be connected to the same LAN
Connect the camera and controller to the same LAN and confirm that their IP address is in the same
network segment. For example, 192.168.1.123 and 192.168.1.111 belong to the same network segment
while 192.168.1.123 and 192.168.0.125 do not. If the controller and camera do not belong to the same
network segment, you will need to modify the controller or camera IP address at this time. The
controller gets its IP address dynamically.
ANALOG CONNECTION
Analog Mode: RS484 Connection Diagram
Control Output: RS485+ of camera connects to Ta of controller and RS485- of camera connects to Tb of
controller

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ANALOG CONNECTION
Analog Mode: RS422/RS232 Connection Diagrams
Using RS422 bus connection, the third pin Ra of the controller connects to TXD IN- of the camera, the
fourth pin Ta of the controller connects to the RXD IN- of the camera, the second pin Tb of the controller
connects to the RXD IN- of the camera.
Using RS232 connection, the first pin RXD of the controller (10-pin terminal) connects to TXD of the
camera, the second pin TXD of the controller connects to RXD of the camera, the third pin of the
controller connects to the GND of the camera.
CONNECTION BETWEEN CAMERAS
The output of camera 1 connects to the input of camera 2, the output of camera 2 connects to the input
of camera 3, and so on.

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KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS
[CAM 1] –[CAM 6]
Camera selection keys.
Once you have added cameras following the instructions below, you can use the camera selection keys
to select the camera you would like to control based on the Address / Number you previously assigned.
[CAMERA ON/OFF]
Press and hold to power on/off camera (hold until camera powers on/off). When powering on, camera
must cycle thru full rotation before it will respond to the controller.
[HOME]
Return camera to the ‘Home’ position
[LR-REV ON/OFF]
Change direction of controller; camera moves in same/opposite direction as joystick.
[OSD MENU]
Display camera’s on-screen display settings/functions menu.
[OSD ENTER]
Confirm/select within camera OSD menu
[OSD BACK]
Go back to previous screen within camera OSD menu

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[CNTRLR SETUP]
Access controller settings menu and camera hardware setup
[1/PRESET 1] –[0/PRESET 10]
Numeric keys used for both entering IP address details when in Controller Setup and for accessing
camera preset functions.
Long press sets preset position while short press recalls preset position.
Example: Set and recall Preset #1
Move the camera to the desired position, press and hold [PRESET 1]. “PRESET 1” will appear at the
bottom of the screen. Then move the camera to a different position, short press [PRESET 1] and the
camera will return to the previously set position.
[ESC]
Escape
[ENTER]
Confirm
[AUTO FOCUS]
Enable Auto Focus mode.
[FOCUS+] and [FOCUS-]
Pressing either button will automatically enable Manual Focus mode. [FOCUS +] changes the focus to
nearby objects whereas [FOCUS-] changes the focus to distant objects. Camera will remain in Manual
Focus mode until [AUTO FOCUS] is selected again.
[FOCUS LOCK/UNLOCK]
Lock the focus in the current position. There is no focus until button is pressed again to unlock the focus,
returning the camera to Auto Focus mode.
[AUTO WHITE BALANCE]
Enable Auto White Balance.
[IRIS OPEN] and [IRIS CLOSE]
Open the iris to increase light coming in and close the iris to decrease light coming in.
[WHITE BALANCE MODE]
Select White Balance mode: Indoor, Outdoor, Manual, One-Push, Auto
[EXPOSURE COMP ON] and [EXPOSURE COMP OFF]
Turn on/off Exposure Compensation
[EXPOSURE COMP UP] and [EXPOSURE COMP DOWN]
Increase/decrease exposure compensation
[EXPOSURE MODE]
Select Exposure mode: Manual, Brightness Priority, Auto

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[BRIGHT UP] and [BRIGHT DOWN]
Increase/decrease picture brightness.
[BLC ON/OFF]
Turn on/off backlight compensation.
[PAN/TILT SPEED]
Increase or decrease the pan/tilt speed.
[ZOOM SPEED]
Increase or decrease the zoom speed.
[PRESET SPEED]
Increase or decrease the preset speed.
[RGAIN/BGAIN]
Increase or decrease the intensity of red and blue colors. Press the knob button to switch between Red
Gain and Blue Gain.
[ZOOM W/T]
Use the toggle switch to zoom out (W) and zoom in (T)
JOYSTICK DESCRIPTION
Press the joystick button to confirm in menu mode.

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CONTROLLER SETUP (CNTRLR SETUP)
Controller Setting
Description
1. Add Network (IP)
Camera
Camera
Serial number of the camera, input 1-7, press
[ENTER] to save.
Protocol
Options: VISCA (UDP), SONY VISCA (UDP),
VISCA (TDP), ONVIF. Select the protocol
corresponding to camera.
IP Address
Camera IP address.
Port
Input camera port number.
Username/Password
Input username and password corresponding
to each camera.
2. Add Analog Camera
Camera
Serial number of the camera, input 1-7, press
[ENTER] to save.
Protocol
Select the protocol corresponding to camera.
Address Code
Select the address code corresponding to
camera.
Baud Rate
Select the baud rate corresponding to
camera.
3. Camera List
List of added cameras. Press button on top of joystick or press
[ENTER] to confirm control.
4. Network Properties:
Static/Dynamic
Network Properties
Switch via joystick left/right, press [ENTER] to
confirm.
Dynamic
Dynamic allocation based on settings
Static
Enter IP, gateway, subnet mask (make sure
controller is assigned the same network
segment as camera(s))
5. Language EN/CN
Select English or Chinese (use joystick left/right). Press [ENTER] to
confirm.
6. Sound
Turn key-press sound (‘beep’) ON/OFF (use joystick left/right). Press
[ENTER] to confirm selection.
7. Reset
Restore controller to default settings. Double-click [ENTER] to
confirm reset. Press [ESC] to cancel.
8. Controller
Information
Check controller software version, hardware version, web version,
gateway and subnet mask information.

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ADD NETWORK / IP CAMERA
To add a LAN / IP / Network Camera:
1. Click [SETUP] to enter the Keyboard Settings and select Add Network Device.
Keyboard Settings
>
1. Add Network Device
2. Add Analog Device
3. Device List
4. Network Attribute: Static
5. Language: English
6. Button Tone: Off
7. Restore Factory
8. System Info
2. Input the camera IP address, protocol and port number. Press [ENTER] to confirm.
Network Device
Camera
:
3
Protocol
:
ONVIF
IP Add
:
192.168.0.245
Port
:
80
User Name
:
Admin
>
Password
:
Liang123-
3. Enter Device List and select the device you want to add using the joystick (up/down). Press the
joystick button or press [ENTER] to control the selected device.
Device List
Camera
:
3
Protocol
:
ONVIF
IP Add
:
192.168.0.245
Port
:
80
Protocol
:
VISCA
Address
:
3
Baud rate
:
9600

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ADD ANALOG CAMERA
1. Long press the joystick button to switch to analog model.
2. Click [SETUP] to enter the Keyboard Settings and select Add Analog Device.
3. Input the camera number (1-7), select the camera protocol, address code and baud rate, and
press [ENTER] to confirm.
INQUIRY & CONTROL
1. Click [SETUP] to enter the Keyboard Settings and select Device List to view the added devices.
Keyboard Settings
1. Add Network Device
2. Add Analog Device
>
3. Device List
4. Network Attribute: Static
5. Language: English
6. Button Tone: Off
7. Restore Factory
8. System Info
2. Use the joystick button to select the camera you want to control.
Device List
1/7
Camera
:
1
Protocol
:
ONVIF
IP Add
:
192.168.0.181
Port
:
8999
Protocol
:
VISCA
Address
:
1
Baud rate
:
9600
3. When the screen shows the connection is successful, you can control the camera’s ptz, zoom,
preset settings, etc.

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USING THE WEB INTERFACE
Connect the joystick controller and a computer to the same LAN. Power on the joystick controller.
When the joystick controller startup is complete, it will display its Native IP address on the screen
Enter this IP in a browser to access the page configuration.
Enter the default login information:
User Name: “admin”
Password: “” (leave blank)
DEVICE MANAGEMENT
The Device Management interface will display as follows:
Click “ ” to add or modify parameters for a specific device.

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Input the camera number, corresponding IP address, port number and user name and click ‘Save’.
SETTINGS
NETWORK
Use the Network function to modify the controller’s Network Type/IP acquisition method (dynamic
or static) and port parameters as shown below:

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Dynamic Address (DHCP): DHCP is the default Network Type or acquisition method. The controller
will request an IP address from the router automatically. When the request is successful, the IP
address will appear on the controller’s display in the format: “Local IP: 192.168.x.xxx”
Static Address (STATIC): When the user wants to set the network details, select STATIC as the
Network Type and enter the required information.
UPGRADE
The Upgrade function is used to update the controller’s firmware. Select the firmware update file
and click ‘Upgrade’. The controller will automatically restart after the upgrade is completed.
Note: Do not operate the controller during the upgrade process. Do not power off the controller. Do
not disconnect the controller from the network.
RESET
Use the Reset function to remove all saved data/settings from the controller and return the
controller to a static IP address. Use the Reset function with caution.
RESTART
Periodically, the controller should be restarted for maintenance.

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IMPORT
Use the Import function to import device information from a different controller.
EXPORT
Use the Export function to export device information to be imported by a different controller.

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VERSION
Use the Version function to display the controller’s current firmware and hardware information.

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