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Re: multiple PTZ on dvr?
One cable daisy chain to all the cameras.
"Chuck" <cteller@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Bob La Londe wrote:
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>> I think you just assign an address to each camera. Look over your docs.
>> I do Pelco PTZ over RS422 on Dedicated Micros DVRs that way regularly.
>> Each one has a unique address. Alternatively, if they support control
>> over coax (coaxitron) then whatever camera is selected receives the
>> control signals.
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>> Contact Pelco if you are stuck on their equipment and ask them.
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> The manual shows a single connection to a single PTZ camera. The
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> do talk about addressing as you mentioned so I can understand the
> communication scheme.
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> Unfortunately, there is only the single set of pins D+ and D- to address
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> cameras. In all fairness, Speco included a DA-15, D-sub solder-type
> connector to mate with the rear connector on the DVR. Unfortunately, they
> did not include a breakout box or cable. It's a bit primitive. I'll call
> them to clarify later.
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> Overall, I think I would be better served to find a ptz controller that
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> a little more refined and just use the dvr for display and record. If you
> could recommend any gear, I'd sure appreciate it. I sure wish I could
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> seen this coming -- it's a real good argument for using a pro......
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