Axis Communications - Network Camera Server PTZ

Network Video
PTZ devices
Daiwa DMP15-H1

Daiwa DMP15-H1

General information
Daiwa DMP15-H1 is a non-complex, but very capable dome with auto-focus, auto-iris and zoom lens. For more details, please contact Daiwa.
Communications info
Method:	RS485
Baudrate:	9600
Data bits:	8
Parity:	None
Stop bits:	1
Supported functions
Type:	Absolute
Pan:	-180 to 180 (360 total - continuous)
Tilt:	-90 to 0 (90 total)
Zoom:	Yes
Focus:	auto-focus
Iris:	auto-iris
Lens info
Zoom:	12x optical zoom, 2x digital zoom, (totaling 24x zoom) f=4~48, F1.6
Power requirements
Voltage:	24V DC
Protocol info
Protocol name:	DMP15-H1
Number of units supported by protocol:	254
Connection schemes
View PTZ connection to camera/video server View camera/video server RS485 pin out
Dip switches settings
DSW1, DSW2	These rotary DIP switches corresponds to the value of Identity (in hexadecimal notation). The switch DSW1 is the upper rotary switch (mounted beside the switch SW1) and DSW2 is the lower rotary switch.
SW1: 1	Select termination of the RS485 bus with this switch. This is the left most switch on the DIP-switch SW1. For the last unit, set this switch to ON. For other units, set this switch to OFF.
SW1: 2	Switch for selecting of Test mode, set this switch to OFF.
SW1: 3	Switch for selecting of Occupation, set this switch to ON.
SW1: 4	Switch for selecting of Baud rate. Set this switch to OFF. OFF = 9600 baud. ON = 4800 baud.
SW1: 5	Switch for selecting of Occupation, set this switch to OFF.
SW1: 6	Switch for selection of Focus mod. ON = AUTO. OFF = MANUAL.
Driver specific settings
Identity:	This is the address of the head connected to the camera(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.
Type:	Selects whether the connected camera is a Generic Daiwa type, DMP15-h1 or a DMP23-h2 type.
Setting of "Pan, Tilt and Zoom Steps" are only allowed when the Type "Generic" (see above) have been selected!
Min Pan step:	This value is used for the low endpoint of the calculation for the pan axle i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to -180 pan degrees, this is the value that will be sent to the camera.
Max Pan step:	This value is used for the high endpoint of the calculation for the pan axle i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to 180 pan degrees, this is the value that will be sent to the camera.
Min Tilt step:	This value is used for the low endpoint of the calculation for the tilt axle i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to -90 degrees tilt, this is the value that will be sent to the camera.
Max Tilt step:	This value is used for the high endpoint of the calculation for the tilt axle i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to 0 degrees tilt, this is the value that will be sent to the camera.
Min Opt. step:	This value is used for the low endpoint of the calculation of the optical zoom i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to zoom 1 (minimum zoom), this is the value of the optical zoom that will be sent to the camera.
Max Opt. step:	This value is used for the high endpoint of the calculation of the optical zoom i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to zoom 9999 (maximum zoom), this is the value of the optical zoom that will be sent to the camera.
Min Dig. step:	This value is used for the low endpoint of the calculation of the digital zoom i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to zoom 1 (minimum zoom), this is the value of the digital zoom that will be sent to the camera.
Max Dig. step:	This value is used for the high endpoint of the calculation of the digital zoom i.e. if a command is sent to the dome to go to zoom 9999 (maximum zoom), this is the value of the digital zoom that will be sent to the camera.
Zoom movement degrees:	When zooming in or out the view angle of the image is also changed, this view angle is used to calculate how many degrees the camera should move when a point in the image is clicked. The view angle can be adjusted for 11 different values in the zoom span. Follow this procedure to set these values: Click the Home button. Send the zoom to 1 by using this CGI command "http://<VIDEOSERVER name> /axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?camera=<CAM nbr> &zoom=1". Click a point in the image on the pan axle (click to the left or to the right of the center only, not over or under). If the camera moves too far, decrease the View angle value for the zoom level chosen in step 2. If the camera moves too little, increase the View angle value for the zoom level chosen in step 2, then go to step 3. If the point that was clicked centered correctly, then go to step 5. Send the zoom to 1000 by using this CGI command "http://<VIDEOSERVER name> /axis-cgi/com/ptz.cgi?camera=<CAM nbr> &zoom=1000", then go to step 3. Do this for 2000, 3000 and so on up to 9999.
Focus, Time:	The maximum time for a focus move, used when you click the ends of the relative focus bar. If you click closer to the center, the time will be scaled to reflect this. i.e the further from the center you click, the longer the time used. This also affects the "rfocus" cgi-command.