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AXIS 2400 Administration Manual 49
Supported Pan Tilt Drivers
A comprehensive list of supported drivers with their associated settings is provided below:
Note:
Setting the Pan Tilt Address to 255 implies that the control signals will be broadcast to all the
connected Pan/Tilt devices.
Driver Settings
Canon
Only one camera can be
connected.
•No settings
Sony G20/G21/D30/D31
Up to three devices can be
connected.
• Select the deviceID corresponding to the device connected to the camera.
Videmech
Up to four devices can be
connected, either directly to the
RS485 connector in the terminal
block or via an RS485 adapter in a
RS232 port.
• Serial Address: This is the address of the head connected to the cam-
era(1-255). Please note that the address 255 is reserved for broadcast, i.e all
the connected heads will receive commands sent to this address.
•
• Movement limits: These limits indicate the end positions in all directions; i.e
left, right, up and down. The limits will assure that the head is kept within cer-
tain bounds. Use if there is any obstructions to head movements.
•
• Zoom and focus limits: These limit indicates the end position for focus and
zoom. In order not to stall the motors when approaching the mechanical end
positions of your lens, it is very important that you limit the wide/tele interval
in accordance.
•
• Zoom and focus enabled: If you do not have a zoom and/or focus lens
uncheck these boxes in accordance.
• Optical Data: The MaxDeg setting should correspond to the viewing angle at
max wide, the MinDeg setting should correspond to the angle at max tele.
Ernitec
Up to four devices can be
connected, either directly to the
RS485 connector in the terminal
block or via an RS485 adapter in a
RS232 port.
• Input the deviceID corresponding to the device connected to the cam-
era(1-255).
Pelco
Up to four devices can be
connected, either directly to the
RS485 connector in the terminal
block or via an RS485 adapter in a
RS232 port.r.
• Input the deviceID corresponding to the device connected to the camera
(1-255).