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Programming Tours
CyberDome Series Programming Manual
6.1.3 EDITING A PREVIOUSLY PROGRAMMED SHADOWTOUR
Note: If you are going to edit several tours, clearing those tours stored in memory and programming new tours is recommended.
Return to the PTZ Tour Programming menu (Figure 27), and perform the following steps.
1) Press 1 and then press the set key. The currently stored ShadowTour begins to play. Use the
joystick (or arrow keys) to edit the tour at any point.
Note: When the first edit is made, the entire previously-programmed tour from that point forward is deleted and replaced
with the new tour edits.
2) When you finish editing, press set to return to the ShadowTour menu (Figure 28).
Press seq to return to the PTZ Tour Programming menu (Figure 27) or the Program Select menu (Figure
16), depending on the camera model.
6.2 PRESET TOURS
Most CyberDome cameras have preset tour capability. A
preset tour is composed of a group of preset positions that the
operator can program to be linked together in a sequence.
6.2.1 PROGRAMMING PRESET TOURS
Each tour consists of a string of up to 16 steps, or presets,
which are programmed by the user.
1) From the PTZ Tour Programming menu (Figure 27),
select the tour to be edited. The Tour Programming
menus display (Figure 30 and Figure 31).
2) Navigate through preset, speed, and dwell time using the
joystick (or arrow keys).
3) For each step programmed, the following information
must be entered:
• The preset number (0 – 63).
• The dwell time at each step (1 – 31 seconds). The default
dwell time is 2 seconds.
TOUR 3 PROGRAMMING
-- SITE 0000 --
STEP PRESET SPEED DW
01 >00 2 . 05
02 01 3 08
03 02 2 10
04 03 2 05
05 04 3 05
06 05 2 10
-HLP -NEXT
Figure 30. Tour Programming menu
TOUR 3 PROGRAMMING
-- SITE 0000 --
STEP PRESET SPEED DW
11 -- - 05
12 -- - 08
13 -- - 10
14 -- - 05
15 -- - 05
16 22 3 12→
-HLP -NEXT
• The speed at which the camera moves between presets. Figure 31. Tour Programming menu (cont.)
There are four speed settings: 0, 1, 2 (slow, medium,
fast–as per autopan), and 3 (maximum speed). The default speed is 3. If 0, 1, or 2 are selected,
press the set key while in the speed column to cause a dot to appear by the number (see the speed
setting of step 01 in Figure 30). This option overrides the auto zoom and maintains the camera’s
zoom position while traveling to the next preset position.
4) To clear information from any step, press the clear key.
5) To finish programming a tour, press the seq key. The PTZ Tour Programming menu (Figure 27)
displays.
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