ZoneVu ZVR-510 User manual

SECURITY with VISION
ZVR-510 RECEIVER
USERS MANUAL

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CONTENTS
1. ZVR-510 WELCOME 4
2. FEATURES 4
3. INSTALLATION 5
3.1 LINK SETTINGS 5
3.2 CONNECTING THE ZVR-510 5
3.3 ADDRESS SETTING 6
4. CONFIGURATION 7
4.1 LOGGING ONTO THE ZVR-510 7
4.1.1 LOGGING ON FROM THE ZVK-007 KEYBOARD 7
4.1.2 LOGGING ON FROM THE ZVK-008 KEYBOARD 7
4.2 KEY TABLES 8
4.2.1 ZVK-007 KEY TABLE 8
4.2.2 ZVK-008 KEY TABLE 8
4.3 HEAD FORMATTING 8
4.4 OSD MENU SYSTEM 9
4.4.1 HEAD FUNCTIONS 9
4.4.2 ALARM FUNCTIONS 11
4.4.3 MEMORY FUNCTIONS 12
4.4.4 DISPLAY FUNCTIONS 13
4.4.5 MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS 13
4.5 LOGGING OFF FROM THE ZVR-510 14
4.5.1 LOGGING OFF FROM A ZVK-007 14
4.5.2 LOGGING OFF FROM ZVK-008 14
5. DIAGNOSTICS 15
5.1 SELF TEST 15
5.2 ON SCREEN DIAGNOSTICS 15

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6. DEFAULT CONFIGURATION 16
7. SPECIFICATIONS 18
7.1 ELECTRICAL 18
7.2 PHYSICAL 18
7.3 FUNCTIONS 18
8. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 20
9. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 21
10. PRODUCT WARRANTY 22
11. APPENDIX A PCB OVERVIEW 23
12. APPENDIX B CONNECTION DIAGRAM 24
13. DOCUMENT HISTORY 25
Whilst every effort has been made to confirm the information in this document is correct,
MEYERTECH DIVISION cannot accept any liability for any errors, omissions and or incorrect
information contained within this document.
No part of this document may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means
without prior written consent from MEYERTECH DIVISION.
MEYERTECH DIVISION are committed to continuous product development and therefore
reserve the right to change specifications without notice.
1997 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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1. ZVR-510 WELCOME
Thank you for purchasing the ZoneVu ZVR-510 Telemetry Receiver.
The ZVR-510 fully exploits the benefits of high performance DC variable speed control. The receiver
operates over Coax based MEYERTECH VICTAtelemetry or twisted pair RS422, and is compatible
with the full range of ZoneVu products.
R-510 WELCOME 1 ZVR-
2. FEATURES
♦Variable speed Pan, Tilt Zoom and Focus
♦Simultaneous Pan, Tilt and Zoom
♦Softstop facility
♦Auto/Manual Iris Control
♦PWS (Peak White Suppression)
♦Wash, Wipe and Lamp
♦Latching Auxiliary
♦Momentary Auxiliary
♦Self Test Mode
♦System Diagnostics
♦Programmable Preset
♦Programmable Privacy Zones
♦Programmable Ordered and Random Patrols
♦6 Alarm Inputs + Anti-Tamper and Camera Fail Alarms
♦On Screen Display Configuration
♦COAX/RS422/RS485 Transmission
3INSTALLATION

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3. INSTALLATION
To obtain the optimum performance from your ZVR-510 please take time to read this manual before
commencing installation. If you have any questions or problems our staff will be pleased to assist you
on the technical helplines listed on page 27.
WARNING THIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES. THIS
EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARD. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
Unpack the ZVR-510 and check the contents against the list below.
♦ZVR-510 PCB
♦Transformer 20V 100VA
3.1 LINK SETTINGS
Links N.O. and N.C. are used to select Alarm contact types. NEVER connect both N.O. and N.C.
N.C. Fit for Normally Closed Contacts.
N.O. Fit for Normally Open Contacts.
LD Fit for ZVR-510
LENS Selects 6 or 12V camera drive level.
422/485 Sets up serial port. (Link out - 422 ; Link in - 485)
422 ( x2 ) Fit for receiving via RS422 and transmitting via VICTA COAX.
Unfitted receives and transmits via VICTA COAX
Note : For Link locations see Appendix A on page 23.
VC1 Variable trimmer capacitor adjusts caption widths of OSD text.
3.2 CONNECTING THE ZVR-510
Connect up the ZVR-510 in accordance with the accompanying wiring diagram, paying special
attention to the maximum ratings and the notes below.
1. The ZVR-510 MUST be Earthed at the AC input supply terminal.
2. NEVER run cables directly under the PCB as this may interfere with the operation of the
Telemetry ZVR-510 and other camera head equipment.
3. ALWAYS use Screened cables for low voltage and signal cables ensuring the screen is
connected to 0V or Earth.

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4. AVOID looming cables of differing characteristics together E.G. Video cables with cables
carrying mains power.
5. If the ZVR-510 is to be operated over twisted pair cable ensure the screen is connected to 0V.
6. If N/O alarms are selected link-out unused inputs to the alarm common.
7. The maximum cable run for Twisted Pair is typically 2Km.
8. The maximum cable run for VICTA is typically 750m.
9. The maximum number of Telemetry Receivers that can be connected to a driver output is 32.
10. The cable used to wire the secondary of the transformer should be a minimum of 0-5mm2.
11. Observe the polarity of the brake wiring. Incorrect connection will result in vibration when
coming out of a mechanical end stop.
To test the ZVR-510 locally press the SELF-TEST switch for approximately 3 seconds. The ZVR-510
will then perform a self test cycle exercising each function in turn. Status LED’s are provided for +12V
and Comms. Received (RXD).
3.3 ADDRESS SETTING
To set the ZVR-510 receiver address:
1. Press and Hold the Self Test Button on the ZVR-510. (See PCB Overview)
2. Apply power to the ZVR-510.
3. When the ZVR-510 powers up, an On Screen Display will display the current receiver address
and give instructions for changing the address.
4. The Self Test button is used to change the receiver address by stepping from left to right
through three numeric fields. These are the Hundreds, Tens and Units which make up the
ZVR-510 network address. A flashing cursor highlights the current field.
5. Momentary key presses increment the value displayed within the current field.
6. A key press of longer than 2 seconds steps to the next field. Either Hundredths to Tens, Tens
to Units or Units back to Hundredths.
7. Ensure that the programmed receiver address is valid.
8. A key press of longer than 5 seconds accepts the displayed address and the ZVR-510
continues to power up as normal.

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4. CONFIGURATION
The ZVR-510 should now be configured by logging onto the receiver from a ZVK-007 keyboard and
following the On Screen Menus.
4.1 LOGGING ONTO THE ZVR-510
4.1.1 LOGGING ON FROM THE ZVK-007 KEYBOARD
Access to Telemetry Receiver Configuration is achieved by logging on to the SUPERVISOR LEVEL
of the keyboard.
1. Log On to the ZVK-007 at Supervisor Level.
2. Use the MODE Key to step through the Menu options to ZVR CONFIG Select using the ENT
key.
3. Use the MODE Key to step through the various receiver options to ZVR-510. Select using the
ENT key.
4. Press the PROG Key to enter the On Screen Display Menu system. ZVK-007 now enters TALK
mode with the ZVR-510 Receiver.
5. The Right Hand Joystick control is used to navigate the OSD Menu System. The current
selected option is indicated by flashing text.
4.1.2 LOGGING ON FROM THE ZVK-008 KEYBOARD
Access to Telemetry Receiver Configuration is achieved by logging on in the following manner.
1. Ensure PTZ mode is off. (Key ‘U’, LED=OFF)
2. Type ∗ZVR#. ZVR-510 enters the On Screen Display Menu system. ZVK-008 now enters
TALK mode with the ZVR-510 Receiver.
3. To navigate the OSD Menu System, select the option by pressing the appropriate upper case
character. The selected option is indicated by flashing text. Confirm by pressing #.
4. After exiting from the ZVR-510 menus type ∗Q to exit TALK mode with the ZVR-510 Receiver.

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4.2 KEY TABLES
4.2.1 ZVK-007 KEY TABLE
The following ZVK-007 keys are used to configure the Receiver.
ENT Proceed to the selected option. Also used to Abort Endstop and Preset
Positioning.
HOLD Used to Save Endstop and Preset positions.
MODE/SHIFT Toggle between Alphabetic and Numeric Keys.
SPACE Toggle between options enclosed within quotes. E.g. [ option ].
DEC Toggles between Upper and Lower Cases when entering Text.
<< Used to delete text characters to the left of the cursor position.
>> Used to delete text characters at and to the right of the cursor position.
4.2.2 ZVK-008 KEY TABLE
The following ZVK-008 keys are used to configure the Receiver.
#Proceed to the selected option.
SUsed to Save Endstop and Preset positions.
XUsed to abort Endstop and Preset positions.
SPACE Toggle between options enclosed within quotes. E.g. [ option ].
DEL Backspace delete.
HOME Press to access joystick control when controlling PTZF.
4.3 HEAD FORMATTING
It is important to configure the following ZVR-510 parameters in the following order before attempting
to configure any other parameters. This is only required if the Pan and Tilt head or lens is fitted with
feedback pots.
1. Feedback Pots (Head Functions Menu).
2. Check joystick control. Make any corrections to joystick control within the PTZF Swap Menu
(Head Functions Menu).
3. Set the End Stops for Pan, Tilt, Zoom and Focus (optional).
4. Set Head Inertia and Drive Level for Slow Speed control to suit the Pan & Tilt Head being used.

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4.4 OSD MENU SYSTEM
Configuration is divided into five sections within the Setup Main Menu of the On Screen Display. To
select a specific category
ZVK-007 navigate the OSD menu using the Right Hand Joystick and select with the ENT key.
ZVK-008 navigate the OSD menu by pressing the character shown as upper case in the option
text. Select with the #key.
Note : Early versions of ZVK-007 (software issues prior to 2-0) should be used to program the ZVR-510 in the
same way as the ZVK-008, with the following exception:
nDo not use the joystick to navigate menu’s. Use upper case letters as per the ZVK-008. If joystick is used
by mistake, press ‘X’ to recover.
4.4.1 HEAD FUNCTIONS
The options within this Menu refer to the camera head. It is important to use the facilities within this
menu to customize the receiver to the type of head the receiver is connected to.
ZVR-510
Setup Main Menu
Head functions
aLarm functions
Memory functions
Display functions
mIsc. functions
Abandon changes
Save change
ZVR-510
Head Functions
Ptzf swap
Feedback pots
Endstops
speed Table
errOr table
Softstop

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PTZF Swap The PTZF SWAP facility is an engineering function to reverse the polarities of
the Pan, Tilt, Zoom and Focus drives. When a receiver is initially installed the
direction of PTZF functions should be checked and reconfigured where
necessary.
Feedback Pots The receiver tests head potentiometers to determine drive feedback and
direction. This also determines whether the head is capable of presets. During
this operation each function (Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus) will be exercised by the
receiver as a integrity test. Any faults will be displayed on-screen.
Endstops These can be set for Pan, Tilt, Zoom and Focus. Alternatively, they can be
switched off.
Speed Table Eight head speeds can be programmed corresponding to the eight grades of
sensitivity on the right hand joystick. Using this table, it is possible to set up a
Joystick speed curve. An example is shown below.
Error Table Eight error values can be
programmed corresponding to
the eight speed values set in the
Speed Table. Using this table, it is possible to control the rate that the head
decelerates towards a preset. The value programmed correlates to a distance
away from a target with a head speed. Two example tables are given below.
Head Speed Drive Level
1 1
2 2
3 4
4 7
5 12
6 18
7 24
8 32
Head
Speed
Example Speed Curve
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Drive Level

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Standard Speed Head High Speed Head
Softstop This feature controls the deceleration of the camera head, reducing wear and
eliminating system abuse. Set as either Active or Inactive.
4.4.2 ALARM FUNCTIONS
The ZVR-510 has the capability to detect and report six contact alarms, one tamper alarm and one
camera fail alarm. The six alarms and tamper alarm can be set to trigger from Normally Open or
Normally Closed contacts via a link on the PCB. The menu options allows the alarms to be globally
enabled or disabled.
If a Camera Fail alarm occurs whereby Video signal stop being transmitted to the ZVR-510, the OSD
facility ensures that Alarm, Dynamic Text and Static Text Information continues to be displayed
Talk Mode -VICTA, RS422/485, VICTA+RS4xx or None
Alarm Status -On or Off
Head Speed Error
1 2
2 5
3 9
4 14
5 20
6 27
7 35
8 44
Head Speed Error
1 2
2 30
3 80
4 120
5 160
6 200
7 280
8 400
ZVR-510
Alarm Functions
Talk mode [VICTA ]
Alarm status [ON]
Return to main menu

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4.4.3 MEMORY FUNCTIONS
The options within this Menu refer to the ZVR-510 receivers programmed positions, patrols and text
displayed.
Presets Enter up to sixteen preset camera positions and one Home position (Preset 0)
using the Presets Sub Menu. Select Presets and enter the required preset
number from 0-16. Using the Left and Right hand joysticks, position the
camera as required (press HOME first on ZVK-008 to access PTZF). Press
HOLD (ZVK-007) / S (ZVK-008) to save or ENT (ZVK-007) / X (ZVK-008) to
abort.
Ordered Patrol Program an Ordered Patrol sequence of up to sixteen positions consisting of
any of the sixteen preset positions or the Home preset, in any order. A preset
time which controls the length of time the camera stays at each preset position
may be set individually for each point in the patrol sequence.
Random Patrol Program a Random Patrol, by declaring the maximum preset number. The
order in which the presets are recalled and length of time spent at each preset
will be random.
Privacy Zones Up to four privacy zones can be setup. This involves using the monitor display
to mark the top left and bottom right corners of the privacy zone, using the
bottom right corner of the monitor as an approximate marker. Then set the
Zoom point. This gives the option to peruse a scene from a distance, but
gives privacy when zoomed in.
Static Caption On Screen Display text. Up to twelve Alpha-numeric characters may be used.
Dynamic Captions Text changes as the camera is panned through 360°. Up to sixteen captions
each comprising up to twenty four Alpha-numeric characters may be used.
ZVR-510
Memory Functions
Presets
Ordered patrol
rAndom Patrol
privacy Zones
Static caption
Dynamic captions
Load defaults
Return to main menu

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Load Defaults Loads default configurations. For further information refer to the Default
Configuration section of this manual.
4.4.4 DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
The options within this menu allow the user to configure the On Screen Display.
The features and options available are listed below.
Text Display -On or Off
Text Colour -White or Black
Text Position -Top or Bottom
Static Caption -On or Off
Dynamic Captions -On or Off
4.4.5 MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS
ZVR-510
Display Functions
Text display [ON]
text Colour [White]
text Position [Bottom]
Static caption [ON]
Dynamic captions [ON]
Return to main menu
ZVR-510
Miscellaneous Functions
head Type [ Normal ]
head Inertia [ 3]
head Drive level [ 3]
iris Video level [50]
iris Peak average [25]
Return to main menu

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The options within this menu allow the user to define other functions of the ZVR-510 which do not fall
into any of the previous menus of the On Screen Display.
Head Type defines the type of head in terms of speed and head rotation. A Normal head is one that
could be described as of average speed without the ability to continually rotate. The Head Type can
be set to some combination of Normal, Fast and/or Continuous.
If the Head Type is not set correctly then testing of the Feedback pots will not operate correctly which
will result in incorrect preset operation.
Head Inertia and Head Drive Level are engineering functions used to configure the SLOW SPEED
feature.
Iris Video Level. This option configures the Auto Iris brightness level. If this value is increased, the
video image will become brighter. Factory preset to 50.
Iris Peak Average. Factory preset to 25.
Configuration of these features would have been carried out by the system installer and SHOULD
NOT be adjusted by the user.
Experimentation of these parameters may be required to find the optimum setting for a particular type
of head so that the slow speed range is as smooth as possible.
4.5 LOGGING OFF FROM THE ZVR-510
4.5.1 LOGGING OFF FROM A ZVK-007
1. Having configured the ZVR-510 Receiver, return to the Main Menu. Using the Right Hand
Joystick control, select SAVE CHANGES or ABANDON CHANGES. Confirm selection by
pressing the ENT key.
IMPORTANT : At this point, the ZVK-007 is still in communication with the ZVR-510 and must be
logged off in order to resume normal operation.
2. Press ESC to disconnect from the ZVR-510 Telemetry Receiver.
3. Press ESC to return to the ZVR CONFIG Menu.
4. Press ESC to Log off the ZVK-007 keyboard.
4.5.2 LOGGING OFF FROM ZVK-008
1. Having configured the ZVR-510 Receiver, return to the Main Menu. Select Save changes (S)
or Abandon changes (A). Confirm selection by pressing the #key.

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IMPORTANT : At this point, the ZVK-008 is still in communication with the ZVR-510 and must be
logged off in order to resume normal operation.
2. After exiting from the ZVR-510 menus type ∗∗ Q # to exit TALK mode with the ZVR-510
Receiver.
5. DIAGNOSTICS
There are two forms of system diagnostics supported on the ZVR-510.
5.1 SELF TEST
By pressing and holding the Self Test button for approximately three seconds, the ZVR-510 will enter
a Self Test Mode.
The unit will exercise Pan, Tilt, Zoom, and Focus functions.
5.2 ON SCREEN DIAGNOSTICS
Log On to the ZVR-510 at Supervisor Level and select ZVR CONFIG using the MODE key. Step
through the Receiver options to ZVR-510. Press the F1 key to Enable/Disable the On Screen
Diagnostics. Only available through ZVK-007 keyboard.
Once this facility has been enabled, the Preset Feedback Values will remain on the Monitor display
until disabled through the supervisor mode.
The displayed Feedback Values are continually updated giving the user a quantitative measure of
the Camera’s Pan, Tilt, Zoom and Focus performance.
Preset Feedback Values
Pan :123 Zoom :432
Tilt :876 Focus :457
Camera 1
Sector 2

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6. DEFAULT CONFIGURATION
Default Configurations as a result of Load Defaults (within Memory Functions Menu) or factory preset
conditions.
Head Functions PTZF Swap
Pan [Normal]
Tilt [Normal]
Zoom [Normal]
Focus [Normal]
Feedback Pots
Pan [Not Available]
Tilt [Not Available]
Zoom [Not Available]
Focus [Not Available]
Endstops
Pan [Not Available]
Tilt [Not Available]
Zoom [Not Available]
Focus [Not Available]
Speed Table
Head Speed = 1 Drive Level = 4
Head Speed = 2 Drive Level = 8
Head Speed = 3 Drive Level = 12
Head Speed = 4 Drive Level = 16
Head Speed = 5 Drive Level = 20
Head Speed = 6 Drive Level = 24
Head Speed = 7 Drive Level = 28
Head Speed = 8 Drive Level = 32
Error Table
Head Speed = 1 Error Level = 2
Head Speed = 2 Drive Level = 5
Head Speed = 3 Drive Level = 9
Head Speed = 4 Drive Level = 14
Head Speed = 5 Drive Level = 20
Head Speed = 6 Drive Level = 27
Head Speed = 7 Drive Level = 35
Head Speed = 8 Drive Level = 44
Softstop [Inactive]
Alarm Functions Talk Mode [VICTA]
Alarm Status [ON]
Memory Functions Presets [Undefined]
Ordered Patrol [Undefined]
Random Patrol [Undefined]
Privacy Zones [Undefined]

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Static Captions
Caption = “Meyertech”
Dynamic Captions
Caption = “SECTOR 1” to “SECTOR 16”
Display Functions Text Display [ON]
Text Colour [White]
Text Position [Bottom]
Static Caption [ON]
Dynamic Captions [ON]
Miscellaneous Functions Head Type [Normal]
Head Inertia [ 5]
Head Drive Level [15]
Iris Video Level [50]
Iris Peak Average [25]

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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.1 ELECTRICAL
POWER INPUT - 20VAC via MEYERTECH supplied transformer 110V or 240V +/- 10%
50-60Hz
- AC direct to PCB 20VAC 50 - 60 Hz
FUSING - 3.15 AT
VIDEO - Input 1V pk - pk composite - 75R terminated
- Output 1V pk - pk
7.2 PHYSICAL
DIMENSIONS - PCB W110mm L 202mm H 38mm
WEIGHT - 400 grams
TEMPERATURE - Operational 0 Degrees to 40 Degrees C
- Storage minus 20 Degrees to plus 60 Degrees C
- Humidity 10% to 95% (Non-condensing)
CONNECTORS - VIDEO - Two part screw terminal
- CAM/MON - Two part screw terminal
- POWER - Two part screw terminal
- FUNCTIONS - Two part screw terminals
- PRESETS - Two part screw terminal
- COMMS - Two part screw terminal
- TAMPER - Two part screw terminal
- ALARMS - 6 way Molex
- AUX.2 - 6 way Molex
COMMS - VICTA COAX
- RS422 TWISTED PAIR
7.3 FUNCTIONS
WASH - Relay 5A Max 240V AC Max with suppresser protection
WIPE - Relay 5A Max 240V AC Max with suppresser protection
LAMP - Relay 5A Max 240V AC Max with suppresser protection
AUX1 - Relay 5A Max 240V AC Max with suppresser protection
AUX2 - Relay 5A Max 240V AC Max with suppresser protection
PAN - Relay 2A Max 28V DC Max with suppresser protection

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TILT - Relay 2A Max 28V DC Max with suppresser protection
ZOOM*- Solid State 6/12V Nominal user selectable. Current limited
FOCUS*- Solid State 6/12V Nominal user selectable. Current limited
ALARMS - 6 x Normally open or Normally closed external contacts and 1 Tamper
PRESETS - 16 x PTZF 10 bit A/D Resolution
IRIS - Auto - Lens video input with Peak and Average adjustment 6V drive
- Manual - Solid State drive 6V nominal current limited
*User selectable 6/12V Nominal via link LENS. See PCB Overview.

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8. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
This Trouble Shooting Guide should be used in the first instance of encountering any problems with
the ZVR-510. If problems persist, contact MEYERTECH on the Technical Helpline numbers given
below.
Symptom Solution
Pan, Tilt, Zoom or
Focus Joystick
controls are reversed.
If the Head used has feedback pots available : From the Main
Menu, select Feedback Pots from the Head Functions Menu of
the OSD Menu system. Systematically make each head option
available. Test the joystick controls and correct using the
PTZF Swap menu within the HEAD Functions Menu.
If the Head does not have feedback pots available : Check field
wiring.
Whilst in the ZVR
CONFIG Mode using
the OSD Menu
System the Pan &Tilt
Head moves with
Keyboard strokes.
It is likely that the ESC key (ZVK-007) has been pressed
inadvertently and the ZVK-007 is no longer transmitting
configuration commands to the ZVR-510. Press ESC again
and ensure that the ZVK-007 is no longer in TALK mode with
the ZVR-510. Re-enter ZVR CONFIG and press PROG to
access the receiver and continue in TALK mode. .
Pan & Tilt Head
struggles to move at
the first point of the
joysticks sensitivity.
Check the Speed Table settings within the Head Functions
menu. Increase the value in the Head Speed 1 field and
ensure that the other Head Speed settings are altered
accordingly.
Pan & Tilt Head jerky
in operation when
SLOW speed mode is
activated.
Check the Head Inertia and Head Drive Level settings within
the Miscellaneous Functions menu. Experimentation of these
parameters may be required to find the optimum settings for
the particular head in use.
Alarms/Tamper are/is
not reported. Ensure Alarm Status is ON within the Alarm Functions Menu is on and that the correct Talk Mode is selected.
Ensure that the Normally Open/Normally Closed link setting is
correctly set.
Check field wiring.