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Advanced Dome Controller
ADTT16E
Operator’s Manual
8200-0306-02 A1
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Advanced Dome Controller

Advanced Dome Controller ADTT16E Operator’s Manual 8200-0306-02 A1

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Support Services Various support services are available to help you get the most from your ADTT16E advanced dome controller. • If you have a question

Page 3 - Operator’s Manual

CHAPTER 1 Getting Started with the ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller This chapter provides an overview of the ADTT16E advanced dome controller. It de

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What is the ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller? The ADTT16E advanced dome controller is a video security system that supports the programming and reca

Page 5 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

Equipment Overview The ADTT16E system consists of controllers, cameras and domes, monitors, a switching device, such as a multiplexer or quad splitter

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System Features The ADTT16E advanced dome controller provides the following features: • Support for up to 64 domes. • Call up video from individual

Page 7 - Before You Begin

Controller Features The ADTT16E controller, shown in Figure 1-2, is a video control station that provides easy access to a variety of video control fe

Page 8 - Text Conventions

Controller Operating Modes The ADTT16E controller functions differently depending upon the current operating mode. Five operating modes are available

Page 9 - Preface vii

Tip: The A, B, C, and D buttons may also be used in menu/programming mode. The A or B buttons select menu items. C and D buttons scroll through the

Page 10 - Support Services

Alarm Mode The controller automatically goes into alarm mode whenever an alarm is triggered, regardless of the operating mode. When the alarm mode is

Page 11 - Controller

What To Do Next Now that you have a basic understanding of the ADTT16E advanced dome controller, you can begin using the system. The following table l

Page 13 - Equipment Overview

NOTES: 1-10 ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller Operator's Manual

Page 14 - System Features

CHAPTER 2 Changing Configuration Settings Before performing other tasks, verify that your ADTT16E advanced dome controller configuration settings are

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Setting the Language for Prompts and Messages English is the initial setting for controller prompts and messages. Change the language setting if you

Page 16 - Controller Operating Modes

Setting Up Primary versus Secondary Controllers If two controllers are installed, one must be configured as the Primary Controller, and one must be c

Page 17 - Sequence Mode

Changing the Primary/Secondary Controller Setting IMPORTANT If only one controller is installed, it must be configured as the Primary Unit. 1.

Page 18 - Alarm Mode

Configuring the External System The controllers are capable of interfacing with a number of different external devices. The Primary Controller must

Page 19 - What To Do Next

Changing the External Device Setting IMPORTANT Only the Primary Controller can be used to perform this task. 1. Press Menu. 2. Scroll through t

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Password Programming Guidelines 1. Do not create passwords that can be easily guessed. Avoid using repeating numbers, such as 1111 or 2222, or sequ

Page 21 - CHAPTER 2

Setting the Programmer Password Once the Administrator password is set, assign Programmer and User (Operator) passwords. Programmers can perform all

Page 22 - IMPORTANT

Setting the User Password Users (operators) are restricted from performing any programming tasks. Users can only operate the ADTT16E system, log on o

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ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller Operator’s Manual Version 0701-2833-0103 (EEPROM) 0701-2834-0201 (Flash PROM)

Page 24 - Primary and Secondary Mode

Disabling Passwords Disable passwords by setting the Administrator password to “0000” (four zeros). Perform this task on each controller where passwo

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CHAPTER 3 Operating the ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller This chapter explains how to operate the ADTT16E advanced dome controller. It explains how t

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Logging On / Off the ADTT16E Controller If passwords have been programmed for the advanced dome controller, you must log on before attempting to use t

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Monitor Display Formats Tip: Only the Primary Controller can be used to perform this task. Depending upon the installed switching device, video m

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Displaying Video with Quad Processors Quad processors provide the ability to see video from up to eight cameras. The video can be viewed from each cam

Page 29 - Setting the User Password

2x2 DISPLAY FORMAT Video displays from 4 cameras when 2x2 format is active. 4-, 9-, and 16-camera multiplexers support this display format. 3x3 DISP

Page 30 - Disabling Passwords

Selecting and Controlling Cameras Each camera has been assigned a unique number. To select a camera, enter the camera number and press (Camera button

Page 31 - CHAPTER 3

The Primary Controller operator maintains control over the camera until one of the following events occurs: • A different camera is selected • Menu/

Page 32 - Logging Off the Controller

Controlling a Camera's Pan and Tilt Camera movement can be manually controlled once a camera is selected. Pan is the side-to-side camera movement

Page 33 - Monitor Display Formats

Controlling Zoom and Focus Control the zoom and focus settings of the selected camera by pressing the Zoom and Focus buttons. Figure 3-6 illustrates t

Page 34 - Controller. By pressing

Thank you for using American Dynamics products. We support our products through an extensive and worldwide network of dealers. The dealer, through wh

Page 35 - (the Display button)

Controlling the Iris Normally the camera's automatic gain function and the auto/manual iris function control the brightness of the image. However

Page 36 - Enter a camera

SpeedDome Peel and Flip Features The SpeedDome series camera domes support two special features called Apple Peel and Flip. Pressing the appropriate b

Page 37 - Stepping Through the Cameras

“Flipping” the SpeedDome A SpeedDome camera dome can rotate 180° from its current pointing direction by pressing the Flip button. This feature is usef

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Running Patterns IMPORTANT The SpeedDome LT supports a feature called “Auto Pan” that allows you to program a smooth side-to-side camera movement f

Page 39 - Controlling Zoom and Focus

To run a pattern: 1. Select the camera where the Pattern is saved. 2. Enter the Pattern number, and press a pattern button. Action LCD Informatio

Page 40 - Controlling the Iris

Running the Controller Sequence Tip: Only the Primary Controller can be used to perform this task. The Controller Sequence consists of a collecti

Page 41 - Converter

Controlling Dome Outputs Output devices are hardware components connected to dome outputs that can be operated by the controller. Typical output devic

Page 42 - Displaying Quick Views

Clearing System Alarms Tip: Only the Primary Controller can be used to perform this task. The ADTT16E advanced dome controller can be configured

Page 43 - Running Patterns

Figure 3-16: Clear button 34567890CDPreviousNextPatternRepeatPatternViewFlip1ABPeelInfo OnOff Output ClearMenuCloseIrisOpen When yo

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CHAPTER 4 Programming Controller Functions This chapter explains how to program the automatic functions for the ADTT16E advanced dome controller. Pr

Page 45 - (Primary Controller only)

TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE: BEFORE YOU BEGIN...

Page 46 - Controlling Dome Outputs

Programming Quick Views A Quick View is a programmed video scene based on specific pan, tilt, zoom, and focus settings for a programmable dome. Progra

Page 47 - Clearing System Alarms

Programming Patterns A Pattern is a series of pan, tilt, zoom and focus movements from a single programmable dome. Program Patterns if you need to obs

Page 48 - Output

Pattern Programming Instructions 1. Select the camera for the Pattern you want to program. 2. Adjust the pan, tilt, zoom and focus settings for the

Page 49 - CHAPTER 4

Programming the Controller Sequence Program the Controller Sequence if different locations require regular monitoring. The Sequence is of a collection

Page 50 - Programming Quick Views

The controller keypad is also used during sequence programming. Figure 4-2 illustrates the controller keypad; Table 4-2 describes which keys are used.

Page 51 - Programming Patterns

Sequence Programming Instructions 1. Press Menu. 2. Scroll through the menu until Define Sequence appears on the LCD. Press Zoom or Focus to select.

Page 52 - Available commands

Configuring System Alarms Alarms are events that occur automatically in response to external conditions. Input devices, such as smoke detectors or mot

Page 53 - Sequence Programming Display

The blinking square on the LCD represents the cursor's location. Move the Tracker Ball up and down to move between inputs for the selected camera

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Alarm Programming Instructions Tip: Only the Primary Controller can be used to perform this task. 1. Select the camera requiring alarm programmi

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SpeedDome LT Auto Pan Programming The Auto Pan is a special feature supported by SpeedDome LT only. It allows you program a smooth side-to-side camera

Page 56 - Configuring System Alarms

iv ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller Operator's Manual NOTES:

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Auto Pan Programming Instructions 1. Select the camera requiring alarm programming. 2. Adjust the pan, tilt, zoom and focus settings for the camera

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CHAPTER 5 Quest Multiplexer Support The ADTT16E advanced dome controller provides support for the MultiVision Quest triplex multiplexer. This chapter

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What is the MultiVision Quest Triplex Multiplexer? The MultiVision Quest triplex multiplexer is a 10- or 16-channel multiplexer that allows viewing of

Page 60 - IMPORTANT!

Using the Controller to Access Multiplexer Functions Specific controller keys permit access to the Quest multiplexer functions. Figure 5-1 illustrate

Page 61 - Quest Multiplexer Support

Changing the Multiplexer Display Format The Quest Multiple offers a variety of display formats not available with other American Dynamics multiplexers

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Assigning Cameras to Multiplexer Display Windows 1. Press until the display format you want to change appears on the monitor. 2. Press to start set

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Using the Multiplexer Digital Zoom The Quest Multiplexer supports 2x digital zoom for the currently selected camera. This feature is useful if you hav

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Working with Freeze Frame and Freeze Field Modes The Quest multiplexer supports the ability to freeze the current image on-screen. This is useful if

Page 65 - Selected

3. The highlight appears on the 1 Pages setting. Move the Tracker Ball left or right to change the number of pages displayed (1-16). • Left decrease

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CHAPTER 6 Using System Utilities and Solving Problems This chapter provides information about performing utility tasks for the ADTT16E advanced dome

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PREFACE Before You Begin This operator’s manual provides information about the ADTT16E advanced dome controller features and operation. It explains

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What are System Utilities? If you need to perform maintenance on the ADTT16E controller, use the system utilities. System utilities assist you with s

Page 69 - CHAPTER 6

Displaying Dome Identification Information 1. Select the dome whose information you need to display. 2. Press Menu. 3. Scroll through the menu item

Page 70 - Working with Dome Utilities

Testing Dome/Controller Communications 1. Press Menu. 2. Scroll through the menu items until Ping Dome / TTR appears on the LCD. Press Zoom or Focus

Page 71 - Adjusting Camera V-Phase

Figure 6-2: SpeedDome Ultra VII 22x DirectSet Menu 0 TOGGLE QUICK SET MENU1 DOME CONFIG MENU2 AUTO IRIS/AUTO FOCUS3 FLIP4 PEEL PATTERN15 SMOOTH SCA

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DirectSet Command /Menu Item Description * 14+Info: WDR OFF Disables Wide Dynamic Range (WDR). Use this setting when the light level is constant or c

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Working with Controller Utilities The following topics cover the different controller utilities. Topic Page Number Adjusting LCD Brightness 6-7 Turn

Page 74 - Programming Time Saver

Turning Key Click Sound On / Off 1. Press Menu. 2. Scroll through the menu items until Key Click On/Off appears on the LCD. Press Zoom or Focus to se

Page 75 - Adjusting LCD Brightness

Changing the Alarm Acknowledgement Setting Tip: Only the Primary Controller can be used to perform this task. The controller is initially set to

Page 76 - Adjusting Key Click Volume

Solving Problems If you experience problems with your ADTT16E advanced dome controller, use this section to identify possible solutions. If these proc

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Monochrome Video-Switching Unit Problems Problem Description Possible Solution No video on monitor. • Check that the monitor is powered on and adju

Page 78 - Solving Problems

Using This Manual This manual covers the following topics: Chapter 1 Getting Started with the ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller: Provides an overview

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Multiplexer Live Mode Problems Problem Description Possible Solution All LIVE pictures too bright, too dark, or incorrect color. st the multiplexer g

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Controller Camera Control Problems Problem Description Possible Solution Tracker Ball does not move smoothly or bor sticks. inds atter. • Check for

Page 81 - Alarm Processing Problems

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APPENDIX A Software License Agreement By using the system software, you accept the terms and conditions of this license agreement. Read this license

Page 83 - Software License Agreement

5. Use and Copies. Customer may use the Software and Documentation only in conjunction with the other equipment identified in the Equipment Agreeme

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EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN THIS SECTION 6, SEC DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE OR THE DOCUMENTATION OR THEIR OP

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NOTES: A-4 ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller Operator's Manual

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GLOSSARY 2x2 format Display format available on the Main monitor when using a quad splitter or multiplexer. Video from 4 cameras appears on the moni

Page 87 - GLOSSARY

DirectSet menu A special menu available on SpeedDome Ultra VII and other suitably equipped domes, providing easy access commonly used features. The

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main monitor The monitor that displays the video that is being controlled by the primary controller. menu programming mode The controller state that

Page 89 - Glossary Glossary-3

Notes Special notes appear inside a box similar to this one. The icon represents the information type presented. Special operating notes Tips f

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Primary Controller The controller that employs all of he functionality described in this manual. It can perform system programming, initiate automat

Page 91 - Glossary Glossary-5

SpeedDome Optima series camera dome A programmable camera that enables security personnel to track a target or survey an area. This camera supports

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NOTES: Glossary-6 ADTT16E Advanced Dome Controller Operator's Manual

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INDEX 2x2 display format, 3-5 3x3 display format, 3-5 4x4 display format, 3-5 A Adjustment language, 2-2 primary versus secondary controller, 2-3

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Disabling All, 2-10 overview, 2-6 Programmer, 2-8 programming tips, 2-7 User/Operator, 2-9 Patterns Apple Peel, 3-11 defining, 4-3 Programmer password

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