Videotec ULISSE PLUS - Manual (Page 11)

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4.2 Product markings
On the pan & tilt devices have a label complying with
CE markings.
Fig. 01
The label on the body shows:
• Model identification code (Extended 3/9 bar code)
• Power supply voltage (Volt)
• Frequency (Hertz)
• Absorbed current (Amps)
• IP weatherproof standard
• Serial number
4.2.1 Checking the markings
Before proceeding further with installation, make
sure the material supplied corresponds to the order
specification by examining the marking labels.
Never, under any circumstances, make any changes
or connections that are not described in this
handbook: the use of inappropriate appliances may
expose personnel and the system to serious safety
hazards.
4 Identification
4.1 Product description and type
designation
The ULISSE PLUS P&T integrates, in a particularly
elegant design, a high performance P&T head with
telemetry receiver and a bigger camera housing with
integrated wiper.
The rotation on the horizontal axis is continuous with
a variable speed up to 100°/s while the amplitude on
the vertical axis varies from +90° to -40° with a max
speed of 50°/s. ULISSE PLUS controls the functions of
autopan and patrol with a tracking accuracy of 0.02°
on preset positions upon recall. Patrol sequences can
also be varied with different speed settings in order
to customize a perfect patrol pattern.
This system is provided with incremental encoders for
position feedback which guarantee an exact position
control in any operating condition.
ULISSE PLUS is equipped with a thermostatically
controlled heater and sunshield, assuring an optimal
operating temperature.
In addition to the OSD set-up, the system is equipped
with an RS232 interface allowing the possibility to
update to the latest firmware version. The positioning
system is controlled through RS485/RS422. The
telemetry signal can be transmitted in an active way
for chain configuration of several ULISSE PLUS units
together.
The positioning unit can be used in several kinds
of installations, such as: coast and border patrol,
harbour control, urban settings, highway and traffic
monitoring, stadiums, industries, prisons or military
applications, and perimeter surveillance.