ULISSE COMPACT Unit with integrated Day/Night camera EN English - Instructions manual
Contents ENGLISH 1.1 Typographical conventions................................................................................................................................... 7 2 Notes on copyright and information on trademarks................................................... 7 3 Safety rules..................................................................................................................... 7 4 Identification...........................................................................
EN - English - Instructions manual 7.1.12.4 One-way RS-485 line................................................................................................................................................................................24 7.1.13 Serial line terminations......................................................................................................................................................25 7.1.14 Protocol configuration.......................................................
9.2.3 Installing the software..........................................................................................................................................................45 9.3 Web interface...........................................................................................................................................................47 9.3.7.1 Autopan......................................................................................................................................
EN - English - Instructions manual 14 Troubleshooting......................................................................................................... 63 15 Technical data............................................................................................................. 66 15.1 General.....................................................................................................................................................................66 15.2 Mechanical........................
1 About this manual 1.1 Typographical conventions DANGER! High level hazard. Risk of electric shock. Disconnect the power supply before proceeding with any operation, unless indicated otherwise. DANGER! Mechanical hazard. Risk of crushing or shearing. DANGER! Hot surface. Avoid contact. Surfaces are hot and may cause personal injury if touched. WARNING! Medium level hazard. This operation is very important for the system to function properly.
EN - English - Instructions manual • The device must be installed only and exclusively by qualified technical personnel. • Do not allow children or unauthorised people to use the appliance. • Before any technical work on the appliance, disconnect the power supply. • Do not use power supply cables that seem worn or old. • Use only the accessories indicated by the manufacturer. Any change that is not expressly approved by the manufacturer will invalidate the guarantee.
• The device should be mounted so that it is accessible only to the technician/installer because the moving parts constitute a residual risk of injury caused by movement of said parts. • Attach the Dangerous Moving Parts label near the device. (Fig. 1, page 12). • The appliance should only be considered switched off when the power supply has been disconnected and the connecting cables to other devices have been removed.
EN - English - Instructions manual 4 Identification 4.1 Product description and type designation Thanks to its characteristics of reliability, robustness and accuracy, this positioning unit is the ideal solution for demanding security applications, including: traffic and highways control, coastal and harbour monitoring, borders, stadiums and industries surveillance, prisons, military installation and perimeter watching. The area is always monitored, thanks to the speed and detection accuracy of the target.
5 Versions 5.2 Version with LED illuminator 5.1 Version with integrated wiper The pan & tilt can be fitted with a LED illuminator. Instructions manual - English - EN The product can be fitted with a wiper. Fig. 2 Fig. 1 For further information refer to the relative chapter (11.8 Enabling the wiper (Wiper), page 57). For further information refer to the relative chapter (11.10 Enabling the LED illuminator, page 57). 5.
EN - English - Instructions manual 6 Preparing the product for use Any change that is not expressly approved by the manufacturer will invalidate the guarantee. 6.1 Safety precautions before use The electrical system to which the unit is connected must be equipped with a 20A max automatic bipolar circuit breaker. The minimum distance between the contacts must be 3mm (0.1in).
6.4 Preparatory work before installation 6.4.1.2 Attachment with a pole support (optional) Instructions manual - English - EN The column support allows the internal passage of the connection cables. 6.4.1 Attaching the support There are two kinds of support, choose the most suitable one for your installation and follow all the instructions given in this section. Take special care when attaching and fastening down the apparatus.
EN - English - Instructions manual 7 Assembling and installing 7.1.2 Fixing the base to the support Use the screws and the washers supplied with the base. The assembly and installation must be performed only by skilled personnel. This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference. In this case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Align the 3 notches on the base with those on the support as shown in the following figure. Earth cable should be about 10mm longer than the other two, so that it will not be disconnected accidentally if pulled. Instructions manual - English - EN Fig. 10 Apply a thread-locker on the holes of the screws (Loctite 243®). Pay attention to the fixing. Tightening torque: 4Nm max. Fig. 11 The power supply cable should also be covered by the silicone sheath (01) supplied for this purpose.
EN - English - Instructions manual The electrical system to which the unit is connected must be equipped with a 20A max automatic bipolar circuit breaker. The minimum distance between the contacts must be 3mm (0.1in). The circuit breaker must be provided with protection against the fault current towards the ground (differential) and the overcurrent (magnetothermal). Connect the power supply cables to the J2 terminal as described in the table.
7.1.4 Video cable connection 7.1.5 Telemetry line connections The installation is type TNV-1, do not connect it to SELV circuits. In order to reduce the risk of fire, only use cable sizes greater than or equal to 26AWG (0.13mm²). In order to reduce the risk of fire, only use cable sizes greater than or equal to 26AWG (0.13mm²). The content of this chapter does not apply to the versions with digital video encoder. The video signal is present on connectors J5 and J7 of the board. Only use one connector.
EN - English - Instructions manual 7.1.6 Connection of the Ethernet cable Telemetry transmission and video signal pass through the Ethernet cable. Do not connect cable RS-485 and the video cable. Connect the crimped net cable to connector RJ45 located on the base of the unit. Operating mode valid only on version with IP board. To connect the net cable a UTP: Category 5E or superior, 4 pair, maximum length 100m (328ft). ETHERNET CFG RESET Crimp the RJ45 connector on the Ethernet cable.
7.1.7 Alarm and relay connections The Alarm Board, if present, is located on the base of the unit, as shown in the figure here below. CONNECTION OF THE ALARM INPUTS, OF THE TWILIGHT SWITCH AND OF THE RELAYS Description W, G Voltage-controlled liquid level alarm, referred to G A1, A2, A3, Self-powered alarm inputs referred to G A4, A5* and G R1A-R1B and R2A-R2B Tab.
EN - English - Instructions manual 7.1.7.2 Relay connection Relays are located inside R1A and R1B (Relay 1) and inside R2A and R2B (Relay 2) connectors. Relays do not have polarity and therefore both terminals A or B of the same relay can be used, for alternating or continuous current voltages. 7.1.7.3 Connecting the dusk switch for the LED illuminator During installation do not look directly at the illuminator while it is on.
The dusk switch is especially useful in areas where brightness varies greatly. For further details on configuration and use refer to the relative chapter (9.1.9.11 Advanced Setting Menu (Infrared), page 36). For further details on configuration and use, refer to the relative manual. When the washing system is enabled, the relay 2 is used exclusively for the activation of the pump (9.1.13 Washer Menu, page 44).
EN - English - Instructions manual 7.1.8 Fixing the top unit Apply a Loctite 243® type thread-locker on the holes of the screws. Point the self-centering connector (01) of the upper unit. Point the side set (02) so that it faces the frontal vision of the camera. Position the upper part on the base in the same direction shown in the figure. Pay attention to the fixing. Tightening torque: 4Nm max. 7.1.
7.1.12 Setting of the serial communication lines SW 1=ON: Display Configuration. To be used only to verify the configuration at the end of the setting. To be used only to verify the configuration at the end of the setting. During normal operation make sure the lever is on OFF (SW 1=OFF). To set the serial communication lines operate on DIP 1. 7.1.11 Baud rate configuration To set the baud rate operate on DIP 1.
EN - English - Instructions manual 7.1.12.1 Two-way RS-485 TX/RX line 7.1.12.3 Two-way RS-422 line With this type of setting it is possible to obtain a bi-directional, half/duplex, communication on the RS-485-1 line. This setting allows full duplex communication according to the RS-422 standard. The RS-485-2 serial line is not used. Line RS-485-1 is always in receiving mode (RS-422RX). Line RS-485-2 is always in transmission mode (RS422-TX).
7.1.13 Serial line terminations 7.1.14 Protocol configuration To set the serial line terminations operate on DIP 1. To set the protocol operate on DIP 3. Every peripheral that is situated at the end of a line must be terminated using the appropriate dip-switch in order to prevent signal reflection and distortion.
EN - English - Instructions manual 8 Switching on 8.2 Checks list Systems in the line are switched on by simply connecting the power supply, and switched off by disconnecting the power. The automatic pre-heating (de-ice) process could be started whenever the device is switched on and the air temperature is below 0°C. This process is used to ensure that the device works properly even at low temperatures. The duration ranges between 60 and 120 minutes, depending on conditions. 8.
9 Configuration 9.1 OSM interface 9.1.1 On screen menu (OSM) During the normal operation of the unit it is possible to activate the On Screen Menu in order to set the advanced functions using the corresponding keys. For further information, refer to the manual of the keyboard in use. For further information refer to the relative chapter (11.13 Special controls, page 58). Exit the On Screen Menu with Zoom Wide (or Zoom-). This is a dynamic self-configuration menu based on the Pan & Tilt model. 9.1.1.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.1.3 How to change the settings 9.1.4 How to change the numeric fields Move the cursor to the parameter to be changed and confirm. The field will start flashing, indicating that it is in change mode. Operating the joystick (up and down) will show the alternative choices. Move the cursor to the parameter to be changed and confirm. ADVANCED -----------------------1 ZOOM SPEED : 7 2>DIGITAL ZOOM : N 3 WIDE DYNAMIC : Y 4 HIGH RESOLUTION: N 5 BACKLIGHT COMP.
9.1.5 How to change text Move the cursor to the parameter to be changed and confirm. The Confirm command (Zoom Tele) inserts the desired character. Instructions manual - English - EN EDIT TEXT: AREA -----------------------Text: TEXT AREA1 ↑ A B C D E F G ERASE H I J K L M N SAVE O P Q>R S T U EXIT V W X Y Z 0 1 abc 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; . , ? ! ‘ + - * / = “ < > SPACE ← → EDIT ZONE -----------------------1 NR : 1 2 START:+ 0.00 3 STOP :+ 0.00 4>TEXT :TXT AREA1 Fig. 47 Fig.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.1.6 Configuring the system 9.1.9 Camera menu The screens for configuring the product are illustrated below. 1. • Standard: Sets the standard operating mode for the camera. 9.1.7 Main menu From the main menu it is possible to enter menus for configuring the device. MAIN MENU -----------------------1>LANGUAGE > 2 CAMERA > 3 MOTION > 4 DISPLAY SETUP > 5 OPTIONS > 6 DEFAULT > 7 INFO > Fig. 49 9.1.8 Language This menu is used to select and set the desired language.
9.1.9.1 Zone Titling Menu This function allows setting up to eight (variable dimension) areas with titling option. Enabling: To enable onscreen display of the message associated with the area currently being shown. 2. Edit Area: Allows access to the zone parameter setting submenu . ZONE TITLING -----------------------1>ENABLING: N 2 EDIT ZONE > • Enable area titling by setting Y as the value of Enabling under the Area Titling menu. Instructions manual - English - EN 1.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.1.9.3 Masking Menu 9.1.9.4 Masking Menu (Edit Masks) Dynamic masking allows the creation of up to a maximum of 24 masks so as to obtain the masking of certain areas defined by the user. Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: Masks are defined in space and take account of the horizontal, vertical and zoom depth position when making the settings.
• Operate the joystick on the keyboard to move the unit and if necessary operate the zoom to centre the flower on the screen. • A small rectangle will appear. Operate the joystick (Pan & Tilt) to enlarge the rectangle until it covers the whole flower. MASK 1 Edit Mask: ON Iris Open → Return Iris Close→ PTZ enabled Fig. 58 • When the desired result is obtained press the Iris Open. MASK 1 PTZ Motions Enabled Instructions manual - English - EN MASK 1 PTZ Motions Enabled Fig.
9.1.9.7 Advanced Setting Menu 9.1.9.9 Advanced Setting Menu (Focus) This menu is used to configure the SONY module. Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: EN - English - Instructions manual 1. Zoom: Allows access to the Zoom submenu. ADVANCED -----------------------1>ZOOM > 2 FOCUS > 3 EXPOSURE > 4 INFRARED > 5 WHITE BALANCE > 6 OTHER > 1. Focus Speed: Sets the speed of the Focus. The speed ranges between 0 (minimum speed) and 7 (maximum speed). 2.
9.1.9.10 Advanced Setting Menu (Exposure) Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: Iris Gain Exposure compensation CORRESPONDING VALUES/EFFECTS ON THE SONY MODULE LENS NTSC PAL 0 1/1 1/1 Closed -3db -10,5db In automatic mode it is possible to enable Backlight compensation. 1 1/2 1/2 F28 0db -9db 2 1/4 1/3 F22 2db -7,5db This is a dynamic self-configuration menu based on the choice made and shows the parameters on which it is possible to operate.
9.1.9.11 Advanced Setting Menu (Infrared) To avoid false switching, we recommend choosing the higher day switching threshold and delay values. EN - English - Instructions manual Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: 1. IR Mode: If set to OFF it forces the day mode in a continuous manner (the switching on of the illuminator, if present, is carried out by means of the dusk swtich or by means of the control on the keyboard).
9.1.9.12 Advanced Setting Menu (White Balance) Sharpness: Sets the sharpness value of the image. 2. High Resolution: Enables the High Resolution function. The output video signal has a higher resolution. 3. • Manual: Enables manual setting of red and blue gains. Wide Dynamic: Enables the Wide Dynamic function. It improves vision when some zones within the frame are much brighter than others. 4. • Outdoor: Sets fixed red and blue gains for outdoor applications.
9.1.10 Movement Menu Configuration: Sets one of the default configurations of the pan & tilt. 1. Maximum Speed: Sets the maximum manual speed. • Standard: Sets the standard movement speed. 2. Fast Mode: Enables the Fast mode. When enabled, this option is used to move fastly the pan & tilt by moving the joystick to the limit stop. 3. Manual Control: To access the submenus operating the parameters associated with the manual movements of the device. Speed With Zoom: Enables the option Speed with Zoom.
9.1.10.2 Manual Control Menu (Limits) 9.1.10.4 Preset Menu (Edit Preset) Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: Pan Limits: Enables the limits of Pan. 1. Number: The Preset number to be edited. 2. Pan Start: Sets the start limit of Pan. 2. Enabling: Enabling preset. 3. Pan End: Sets the end limit of Pan. 3. Pan: Pan position in degrees. 4. Tilt Limits: Enables the limits of Tilt. 4.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.1.10.5 Preset Menu (Utilities Configuration) Once inside the menu it is possibile to set the following parameters: 1. Daytime A. Focus: Enables the use of the autofocus when loading the preset in daytime mode. To guarantee fast and accurate focusing of the image, disable the automatic focus. 2. Night-time A. Focus: Enables the use of the autofocus when loading the preset in night-time mode.
9.1.10.9 Advanced Menu It is possibile to set the unit so that, after a given inactivity interval, it automatically carries out the movement function set by the operator. 1. Static Control: Enables control of the position only when the pan & tilt is stopped 2. Dynamic Control: Enables control of the position only when the pan & tilt is moving 3. Cyclic Homing: If other than zero, it sets a new homing procedure after the specified number of hours. 4.
9.1.11 Display Menu EN - English - Instructions manual 1. 7. PTZ Position: If not on OFF, it is used to select how the Pan, Tilt and Zoom positions are displayed on the screen. If not on OFF, it is used to select how the Pan, Tilt and Zoom positions are displayed on the screen. It is possible to select timed (1 S, 3 S and 5 S) or constant (CONST) display. 2. Preset Name: If not on OFF, it is used to select how the text associated with the last-reached Preset position is displayed on the screen.
9.1.12.1 Alarms Menu 6. Alarms State: Allows access to the Alarms State menu. ALARM -----------------------1>ALARM 1 > 2 ALARM 2 > 3 ALARM 3 > 4 ALARM 4 > 5 ALARME 5 > 6 ALARMS STATE > Fig. 81 If the IR illuminator is fitted, alarm 5 is reserved for the external dusk switch and therefore alarm 5 will not be displayed on the screen. From the Alarms menu it is possible to access one of the menus (Alarms 1-5) to edit the alarms parameters. From these menus it is possible to set the following values: 1.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.1.13 Washer Menu 9.1.14 Default Menu The unit offers the possibility to use a wiper and to operate a pump to clean the glass. 1. Delete Setup: Resets all the parameters except the Presets. To configure the Washer put the lens of the camera in front of the nozzle of the Washer. 2. Delete Preset: Deletes all previously stored presets.
9.2 Sofware interface 9.2.1 Minimum system requirements The Pan & Tilt control interface is displayed if login is successful. Instructions manual - English - EN The supplied Pan & Tilt controlling software supports up to 16 channels. The software requires Windows XP Service Pack 3 or higher and a PC with an Xeon processor at 2.3GHz or higher. 9.2.2 Configuration procedure through software Once the pan & tilt has been preset and configured, start configuring the IP parameters (7.1.
The camera will be available in the device list (Camera list) and can be displayed by dragging-and-dropping the icon onto one of the squares not used. EN - English - Instructions manual Click Add. Fig. 89 Assign a name to the camera and to the unit. Select the ONVIF or TCAM protocol and set the device's IP address and the access credentials. Select the streaming profiles and make sure the entry Use PTZ is enabled. Click Ok. Fig.
A window appears to add the servers to which connect to by pressing the Add button. 9.3 Web interface Browsers supported: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox. The first operation in configuring the P&T unit consists in connecting to the web interface. The Pan & Tilt in the default settings is configured with the address 192.168.10.100.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.3.2 User Controls • Focus far/Focus near/Auto focus To control the Pan & Tilt through the browser, select the User Control entry. A new window will open with a virtual keyboard to enter commands. Fig. 99 • Iris close/Iris open/Auto iris Fig. 100 • Wiper/Washer Fig. 101 • Day: Activate the camera's IR filter. If available, it turns off the LED illuminators. Fig.
9.3.5 Network Configuration From menu entry Device Parameters it is possible to set the name of the pan & tilt and view other additional information. From menu entry Network Configuration it is possible to change the setting of the Pan & Tilt network. It is possible to decide whether the device requires an address assigned statically or dynamically with DHCP. The device supports the Internet Protocol (IP) in version 4. Fig.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.3.6 User Configuration From menu entry User Configuration it is possible to administer all users that have access to Pan & Tilt. Administrator type users can access the product configuration. Users such as Operators, Users and Anonymous have limited access to the management pages. Fig. 107 • Autoflip: Turn the Pan & Tilt by 180° when the tilt of the Pan & Tilt reaches the end run. It makes it easier tracking subjects along corridors or roads.
9.3.8 Preset Parameters In the Autopan subsection it is possible to specify the preset autopan start and end.. From menu entry Preset Parameters a number of parameters relative to the presets can be configured: It is possible to set the speed with which the distance is to be covered. • Scanning Speed: The speed, measured in degrees to the second, at which a preset is reached by explicit operator request. • Ramp type: This allows you to select the Pan & Tilt accelerations.
EN - English - Instructions manual 9.3.10 Digital I/O 9.3.11 Washer In the Digital I/O tab it is possible to configure the digital channels available in Pan & Tilt. What follows is a brief description of the configurable parameters for each digital input. The Pan & Tilt wash pump is configured in the Washer tab where it is possible to associate a preset to the washing operation, set the duration of washing and specify the wiper on/off delay. • Alarm ID: Field used to select the desired digital input.
9.3.13 Tools The 2 video streams can be configured under the Camera Parameters menu. The first stream is compulsorily compressed with the H.264/AVC algorithm while the second can, alternatively, use the MJPEG code. For both streams it is possible to set the video dimension, the frame rate, the use of the rate controller and the GOP size. The On Screen Display (OSD) can also be configured in order to name the video before compressing it.
EN - English - Instructions manual 10 Accessories For further details on configuration and use, refer to the relative manual. 10.1 Washer (accessory) If the pan & tilt is fitted with a wiper, it can also have an external pump supplying water to clean the glass. 10.2 Ceiling mounting (accessory) Replace the toothed washers every time the body is removed from the base. The unit can be inverted thanks to the ceiling mounting bracket. Fig. 119 For further information refer to the relative chapter (9.1.
11.2 Saving the current position (Preset) 11.1 Visualizing the state of the pan & tilt 11.2.1 Quick save During normal operation the pan & tilt displays on screen, at user's choice, the data organized as illustrated. The visualization can be enabled or disabled (9.1.11 Display Menu, page 42). NORTH/EAST ID: 1 12345 AL 1: Alarm 1 Pan : - 5.56 Tilt: +120.01 Zoom: 36.00x Preset: Text 001 E7-PRESET NOT CONFIGURED Using the control keyboard it is possible to save the current position.
EN - English - Instructions manual 11.3 Recalling a position (Scan) 11.6 Recalling a pattern (Tour) Using the control device it is possible to recall a previously saved Preset position (for additional information refer to the manual of the device being used). The Tour functioning mode allows the repetition of a previously recorded route in a continuous manner. 11.4 Enabling the patrol (Patrol) To save a Tour, enter the special preset of the number of Tour to be saved using the keyboard (11.
11.7 Recalling the Home position 11.8 Enabling the wiper (Wiper) Do not use the wiper when the outside temperature is below 0°C or in case of ice. To enable/disable the wiper refer to the manual of the control device in use or to the relative table (11.13 Special controls, page 58). If it is left on, the Wiper automatically disables itself. 11.9 Enabling the washer (Washer) To activate refer to the manual of the control device used or the relevant chapter (11.13 Special controls, page 58).
EN - English - Instructions manual 58 11.
MNVCUCZ_1351_EN SPECIAL CONTROLS Control Wiper Start Protocol AMERICAN DYNAMICS ERNITEC ONVIF (auxiliary command) Save Preset 85 Save Preset 85 tt:Wiper|On Aux 3 ON Aux 3 ON PANASONIC PELCO D VIDEOTEC MACRO Save Preset 85 Save Preset 85 Save Preset 85 Save Preset 54 Aux 3 ON Aux 3 ON Wip+ Wiper Stop Save Preset 86 Save Preset 86 Aux 3 OFF Aux 3 OFF tt:Wiper|Off Save Preset 86 Save Preset 86 Save Preset 86 Save Preset 55 Aux 3 OFF Aux 3 OFF Wip- Washer Save Preset 87 Save Pr
EN - English - Instructions manual 60 SPECIAL CONTROLS Control Patrol Start Patrol Stop Protocol AMERICAN DYNAMICS ERNITEC ONVIF (auxiliary command) PANASONIC PELCO D VIDEOTEC MACRO Save Preset 93 Save Preset 93 tt:Patrol|On Save Preset 93 Save Preset 93 Save Preset 93 Run pattern 1 Run patrol Save Preset 60 Pattern Pat+ Save Preset 92 Save Preset 92 Joystick Joystick tt:Patrol|Off Save Preset 92 Save Preset 92 Save Preset 92 Joystick Joystick Joystick Save Preset 59 Autopan
12 Maintaining and cleaning 12.1.3 Fuses replacement 12.1 Maintaining Maintenance must be carried out by personnel trained to operate on electrical circuits. There are two preset fuses on the connection board. 12.1.1 Firmware updating The H.264 encoder firmware can be upgraded directly from the web interface. FUS1 If necessary, it is possible to update the pan & tilt firmware; for further information please contact Videotec.
EN - English - Instructions manual 12.2 Cleaning Die Schwenk-Neige-Köpfe bedürfen keiner aufwendigen Wartung. Für die Reinigung des Gerätes Neutralreiniger und nicht schleifende Tücher benutzen. Es sei daran erinnert, dass die Einrichtung wasserundurchlässig ist. 12.2.1 Window and plastic cover cleaning (PC) Avoid ethyl alcohol, solvents, hydrogenated hydrocarbide, strong acid and alkali. Such products may irreparably damage the surface.
14 Troubleshooting PROBLEM Ask for assistance from skilled personnel if: • There is noticeable deterioration in performance of the unit. • The unit does not work properly, even though all the instructions in this handbook have been followed. PROBLEM The device is off and shows no signs of life. CAUSE Wiring error, blown fuse. SOLUTION Make sure the connections are correct. Check the continuity of the fuses and if one is blown replace it using the size as indicated in the table.
EN - English - Instructions manual PROBLEM During start-up the pan & tilt is disabled and the following type of message is shown: Address : 1 DE-ICE PROCEDURE IN PROGRESS… REMAINING MINUTES:59 CAUSE The environment temperature is too low. SOLUTION Wait until the end of the pre-heating procedure. If the air temperature is too low the unit will remain disabled and the following message will be shown: Address : 1 DE-ICE PROCEDURE PROBLEM Error E2-WIPER BLOCKED.
Error E7-PRST. NOT CONFIGURED. PROBLEM Alarm AL6 :WATER LEVEL LOW CAUSE Recalling of a non programmed preset. Low wiper liquid level. CAUSE SOLUTION Fill the tank of the pump using the suitable wiper liquid. SOLUTION Seek assistance. PROBLEM PROBLEM Error E8-TOUR NOT CONFIGURED. The video is not viewed correctly using the version with H.264/AV encoder. CAUSE Recalling of a non configured Tour. CAUSE SOLUTION Save the Tour using the relative control (11.
EN - English - Instructions manual 15 Technical data The installation is type TNV-1, do not connect it to SELV circuits. In order to reduce the risk of fire, only use cable sizes greater than or equal to 26AWG (0.13mm²). 15.1 General Constructed from aluminium and tecnopolymer 15.3 Electrical/Video Power supply/Current consumption: -- 230Vac, 0.4A, 50/60Hz -- 24Vac, 4A, 50/60Hz -- 120Vac, 0.
15.6 Environment Configuration through OSD Indoor/Outdoor Half-duplex serial RS485 interface, full-duplex RS422 and daisy-chain architecture Operating temperatures (with heater): From -40°C (-40°F) to +60°C (140°F) Firmware updating from console in remote mode (only VIDEOTEC MACRO and PELCO D protocols) Wind resistance Up to 1023 units, addressable by means of dipswitches ULISSE COMPACT, IP based control mode: -- Connection Ethernet port LAN 10/100T 15.
16 Technical drawings The dimensions of the drawings are in millimetres. 387 274 349 261 124 Fig. 125 ULISSE COMPACT.
390 274 391 Instructions manual - English - EN 349 261 124 Fig. 126 ULISSE COMPACT + LED illuminator.
EN - English - Instructions manual A Appendix - Address table When the dip-switch rocker is up it represents the value 1 (ON). When the dip-switch rocker is down it represents the value 0 (OFF). All possible combinations are shown below.
ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) ON ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Address 39 Address 551 OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Address 40 Address 552 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Address 41 Address 553 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Address 42 Address 554 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Address 43 Address 555 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF Address 44 Address 556 ON OFF
EN - English - Instructions manual ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF Address 84 Address 596 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF Address 85 Address 597 OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF Address 86 Address 598 ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF Address 87 Address 599 OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF Address 88 Address 600 ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF
ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 129 Address 641 OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 130 Address 642 ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 131 Address 643 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 132 Address 644 ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 133 Address 645 OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF Address 134 Address 646
EN - English - Instructions manual ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) OFF ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Address 174 Address 686 ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF Address 175 Address 687 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF Address 176 Address 688 ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF Address 177 Address 689 OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF Address 178 Address 690 ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON
ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF Address 219 Address 731 OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF Address 220 Address 732 ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF Address 221 Address 733 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF Address 222 Address 734 ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF Address 223 Address 735 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF Address 224 Address 736 ON OFF OFF OF
EN - English - Instructions manual ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Address 264 Address 776 ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Address 265 Address 777 OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Address 266 Address 778 ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Address 267 Address 779 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON Address 268 Address 780 ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF
ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) ON OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON Address 309 Address 821 OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON Address 310 Address 822 ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON Address 311 Address 823 OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF ON Address 312 Address 824 ON OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF ON Address 313 Address 825 OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF ON Address 314 Address 826 ON ON OFF
EN - English - Instructions manual ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON Address 354 Address 866 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON Address 355 Address 867 OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON Address 356 Address 868 ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON Address 357 Address 869 OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON Address 358 Address 870 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF
ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON Address 399 Address 911 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON Address 400 Address 912 ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON Address 401 Address 913 OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON Address 402 Address 914 ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON Address 403 Address 915 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON Address 404 Address 916 ON OFF
EN - English - Instructions manual ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON Address 444 Address 956 ON OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON Address 445 Address 957 OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON Address 446 Address 958 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON Address 447 Address 959 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON Address 448 Address 960 ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON Ad
ADDRESS CONFIGURATION (DIP 2) SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 SW 5 SW 6 SW 7 SW 8 SW 9 SW 10 (OFF) SW 10 (ON) ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON Address 489 Address 1001 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON Address 490 Address 1002 ON ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON Address 491 Address 1003 OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON Address 492 Address 1004 ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON Address 493 Address 1005 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON Address 494 Address 1006 ON ON ON ON
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