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SPEEDDOME ULTRA VII CAMERA DOME CONFIGURATION UTILITY 

8200-0184-09, REV. A 

OPERATOR’S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT 

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Changing the Auto Iris/Auto 
Focus Resume Setting 

Refer to the SpeedDome Ultra VII Operator’s 
Manual for information about displaying menus and 
changing settings. 

1. Select 

Pan/Tilt/Zoom/Sync Opts

 from the 

Dome Configuration Menu

2.  Move the highlight bar to 

I/F Return to Auto

Change the setting. 

• 

Select 

On

 to enable both resume auto iris 

and resume auto focus. 

• 

Select 

Off

 to disable both resume auto iris 

and resume auto focus. 

• 

Select 

Iris

 to enable resume auto iris only. 

• 

Select 

Focus

 to enable resume auto focus 

only. 

The default setting is 

On

3. Select 

Exit

 to return to the Dome Configuration 

Menu.  

Scan Limits 

Scan Limits

 are two points around the dome’s pan 

axis, which define a surveillance area. When 
active, the scan repeats until interrupted by a 
camera command, preset, pattern, or alarm. 

Figure 4 provides an example of scan limits for a 
dome installed over the edge of a building 
monitoring a parking lot. In this example, the 
building blocks part of the dome’s viewable area. 

Figure 4: Scan Limits example 

 

The dashed circle represents the dome’s field of 
view. The solid line curve represents the scan 
area. By setting the left and right scan limits where 
the building’s wall becomes visible, you ensure that 
only useful video of the parking lot is being 
observed when the scan is active. Once these 
scan limits are programmed you can choose to run 
a smooth scan, stepped scan, or random scan.  

Table 2: Scan Types 

Smooth Scan 

An automated scan that slowly 
pans between the left and right 
scan limits, starting at the left 
scan limit. When the right scan 
limit is reached, the scan 
reverses.  

Stepped Scan 

An automated scan that pans 
slowly pausing briefly every 10° 
between the left and right scan 
limits. Once the right scan limit 
is reached, the scan reverses.  

Random Scan 

An automated scan that pans 
randomly between the left and 
right scan limits, starting at any 
point between the scan limits.  

 

If your controller supports the Quick Set menu 
function, you can program left and right scan limits 
to automate your surveillance activities. The 

Scan 

Limits

 menu option is found on the 

Alarms/Areas/ 

Home/Presets/PZ

 menu. 

Figure 5: Alarms/Areas/Home/Presets/Privacy 
Zones menu 

ALARMS/AREAS/HOME/PRESETS/PZ

SET ALARM ACTIONS

SET ALARM STATES

SET HOME POSITION

SET NORTH POSITION

AREA BOUNDARIES

PRIVACY ZONES

PRESETS

SCAN LIMITS

EXIT

 

Continue with Programming Scan Limits on page 5 
to configure the setting. 

 

Left Scan 

Limit 

Right Scan 

Limit 

Dome 

Buildi

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Summary of Contents for RAS915

Page 1: ...d in your operator s manual This supplements information found in the following manuals 22x Camera Dome Configuration Utility Operator s Manual 8200 0184 02 Day Night Camera Dome Configuration Utility...

Page 2: ...button varies by controller Table 1 provides a description of the available options Table 1 Quick Set Menu Options Command Description 0 Quick Set Toggle Quick Set Menu Toggles between displaying and...

Page 3: ...is supported For more information about these settings see your SpeedDome Ultra VII Configuration Utility Operator s Manual See also Topic Page Auto Iris Auto Focus Resume Setting 3 Scan Limits 4 AD...

Page 4: ...e solid line curve represents the scan area By setting the left and right scan limits where the building s wall becomes visible you ensure that only useful video of the parking lot is being observed w...

Page 5: ...nds provided in this document assume that one of these keyboards is being used Contact your Sales Representative for current information AD UTC Command Summary Table 3 lists the commands to operate th...

Page 6: ...Resume Auto Focus mode F Function Iris Open Or F Function Iris Close Resume Auto Iris mode Flip Rotate dome 180 from current position flip Performance Notes Keep the following considerations in mind...

Page 7: ...me for each pattern cannot exceed 6 minutes 50 seconds Total dome commands used in all patterns cannot exceed 99 3 Requires firmware version 0701 2833 0103 EEPROM 0701 2834 0201 Flash PROM or newer VM...

Page 8: ...roadcast address AD168 Supported Protocol SensorNet 1 RS 422 1 or 2 Maximum Presets 16 1 2 64 1 3 or 60 4 Maximum Patterns 5 3 Quick Set Menu Not supported Address Range SensorNet 1 180 RS 422 1 99 1...

Page 9: ...e converter 2 Preset information is stored at the converter not the dome 3 Requires AD2083 02 with firmware version 0701 11YB 156A or newer Preset information is stored in the dome not the converter 4...

Page 10: ...n 9 To program more Presets repeat steps 5 through 8 To exit the Dome Configuration Menu and save changes press F4 Exit To verify the Preset programming enter a Preset number 1 64 and press Preset Spe...

Page 11: ...d at 9 8V 1A 20V 25A 500W 8 20 s impulse Alarm Input TVS rated at 9 8V 1A 20V 25A 500W 8 20 s impulse Alarms Inputs Control Outputs When no I O board is used Inputs 1 dry contact 3 5mA sink Outputs 1...

Page 12: ...ing System 2 1 interlace Video Out 1 0 Vp p 75 ohms composite Signal to Noise 50 dB typical Horizontal Resolution 470 lines at center Minimum Illumination 0 5 lux AGC On 20 IRE 0 03 lux with s open sh...

Page 13: ...empowered to provide the very best in customer service and support Dealers should contact American Dynamics at 800 507 6268 or 561 912 6259 or on the web at www americandynamics net WARRANTY DISCLAIME...

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