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DM 2060 Fixed Attitude Dome Camera - ‘Zoom Cam’ Setup
The DM 2060 Fixed Attitude ‘Zoom Cam‘ is equipped wih the ‘zoom cam’ high resolution camera.
This offers a range of features which are described below.
1. Control
Remote zoom control requires a Dennard, BBV or DM telemetry controller and the
removal of lnk ‘B’ (refer to ‘View of right side of camera’ below and to point 6).
2. Presets
The ‘zoom cam’ can store up to 8 user denable zoom presets within memory, refer
to the relevant controller instructions for preset programming details.
3. Default Position
After a denable period of inactivity (default setting 1 minute) the ‘zoom cam’ will
default to preset 1 (or wide angle if no presets are congured). On DM and BBV
controllers, the setting ‘Patrol 2 delay program‘ will adjust the time interval. Intervals
steps are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 10 minutes, using co-responding keys 1-8.
4. Patrol
The ‘zoom cam’ patrol feature can be used to sequence between the preset
positions. Follow the relevant controller instructions to setup ‘Patrol 1’. Patrol mode
is cancelled with any manual zoom action.
5. Video level adjustment
Video level is factory set, but can be adjusted by turning VR1, located just above
link ‘B’ on the receiver board (refer to ‘View of right side of camera’ below). This will
lighten/darken the picture to compensate for the length of co-ax required.
6. Fixed lens
When no remote control is available, the zoom cam can function as a xed lens
camera.
a. Ensure link ‘B‘ is tted as shown (refer to ‘View of right side of camera’
below) between pins 9&10 on power up.
b. Frame the preset picure required by zooming, using the buttons (A) on
the left side of the camera (refer to ‘View of left side of camera’ below).
c. Remove the link ‘B’ for ten seconds and then ret. The link must be left
on permanently.
Note: To revert to ‘zoom cam’ operation, the link must be removed and power to the camera
cycled (removed and reapplied).
View of left side of camera View of right side of camera