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PTZ Controller PPC User Manual
How to Select Protocol
How to Select Baud Rate
How to Select COM Port
How to Select PTZ Adress
How to Move Camera
How to Preset Position
How to Use Back Light
How to Use Focus
How to Use Auto Scan
How to Use Menu
How to Use Zoom
How to Use Iris

How to Install PTZ Controller PPC

1. Required Hardware

The following is the minimum hardware that is required to run PTZ Controller PPC:

  • Pocket PC 2003 or later
  • Microsoft ActiveSync and synchronization hardware for application installation
  • RS232 serial adaptor cable suitable to connect the Pocket PC with a standard DB9 serial port on the peripheral devices (PTZ dome)

About the serial adaptor cable, one solution is a Compact Flash to Serial adaptor such as the Serial I/O CF Card manufactured by Socket. Another option is to obtain a serial adaptor that connects directly to the synchronization port of the Pocket PC.

 

2. To install PTZ Controller PPC

  • Connect the Pocket PC to the desktop PC and ensure that ActiveSync is operating correctly.
  • Run PTZ Controller PPC setup executable file on your desktop PC and follow the installation wizard to finish intalling.

Another way to install PTZ Controlle PPC:

  • Copy Relay Time PPC setup *.cab file from desktop PC to Pocket PC.
  • Run the *.cab file on Pocket PC to finish intalling.

How to Select Protocol

Click Option -> Protocol to select a protocol.

PTZ Controller PPC supports standard Pelco D protocol, Pelco P protocol, AD protocol, Bosch protocol and Sony protocol. The default protocol is Pelco D.

   

 

How to Select COM Port

Click Option-> COM Port to select an existing COM Port.

All available COM ports will be detected automatically and list here. The default port is "COM1".

 

How to Select Baudrate

Click Option -> Baudrate to select baudrate for the COM port. The default baudrate is "2400".

 

How to Select PTZ Address

Click PTZ Address ComboBox to select an Address for PTZ camera. The default PTZ Address is "0".

 

How to Move Camera

Touch the Moving Area, a white dot will be shown as below. The PTZ camera will rotate at a specified speed which is determined by the location of the white dot in the Moving Area.

Note: Center point is the Zero point which means center point get zero speed. The more the white dot position far away from the Zero point, the faster the rotate speed. The more the position near to the Zero point, the slower the rotate speed.

 

How to Preset Position

Move the camera to the position you want.

Select a number in Input ComboBox. (Not all numbers are available, some numbers have been used by other functions, for example, 95 is to open menu for most of PTZ Cameras.)

Click Set Preset button to remember this position.

When you want to go to the same position again, just input the same number you have input above, and click GoTo Preset button.

 

How to Use Back Light

Click Back Light CheckBox to open or close Back Light of PTZ camera. The default Back Light is close.

 

 

How to Use Auto Scan

Click Auto Scan CheckBox to open Auto Scan panel.  

 

Click the Direction button to select clockwise or anticlockwise direction for Auto Scan. PTZ Camera will rotate continually according to the selected direction.

Drag the Slide to select the speed of Auto Scan.

Click Start button to run Auto Scan.

Click Stop button to stop Auto Scan.

Click Close button on top right to close Auto Scan panel.

 

How to Use Menu

Click Menu CheckBox to open Menu panel.

 

Click Menu button to show OSD (on-screen display) Menu of PTZ Camera.

Click Up, Down, Left and Right button to operator the PTZ Camera Menu options.

NOTE:

Menu function is not a standard rule for every type of PTZ camera.

If you meet problem about it, please feel free to contact us.

 

How to Use Focus

Click the Focus Button to focus far or focus near for PTZ camera.

 

How to Use Zoom

Click the Zoom Button to zoom out or zoom in for PTZ camera.

 

How to Use Iris

Click the Iris Button to open Iris or close Iris for PTZ camera.