Videotec ULISSE PLUS - Manual (Page 23)

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7.4.2 Setting the baud rate
Dip-switches 4, 3 and 2 are used to set the
communication rate of the device according to the
table below.
Dip-switch number 1 is used to update the firmware.
During normal use, make sure the rocker is OFF
(DIP1=OFF).
j When the dip-switch rocker is up it
represents the value 1 (ON) while if it is
down it represents the value 0 (OFF).
BAUDRATE SETTING
Description DIP
4
DIP
3
DIP
2
DIP
1
Configuration
Baudrate
adjustment
OFF OFF OFF - 300 baud
ON OFF OFF - 600 baud
OFF ON OFF - 1200 baud
ON ON OFF - 2400 baud
OFF OFF ON - 4800 baud
ON OFF ON - 9600 baud
OFF ON ON - 19200 baud
ON ON ON - 38400 baud
Firmware update - - - ON Set up enabled
- - - OFF Set up disabled
Tab. 08
7.4.3 Setting the protocol
Video positioning systems with the ULISSE line can be
controlled by a range of protocols.
j When the dip-switch rocker is up it
represents the value 1 (ON) while if it is
down it represents the value 0 (OFF).
PROTOCOL SETTING
DIP
8
DIP
7
DIP
6
DIP
5
DIP
4
DIP
3
DIP
2
DIP
1
MACRO
(VIDEOTEC)
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON
PANASONIC OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF
PELCO D OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON
AMERICAN
DYNAMICS OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF
VISTA OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON
Tab. 09
7.4 Configuration
Before powering the device it must be configured
correctly by setting the dip-switches inside the
configuration window. Open the window by undoing
the screws as shown in the illustration:
Fig. 36
7.4.1 Dip-switch configuration
The following diagram represents the position of
the dip-switches when the configuration window is
opened.
j When the dip-switch rocker is up it
represents the value 1 (ON) while if it is
down it represents the value 0 (OFF). This
rule is valid for all dip-switches except for
in the section "7.4.6 Serial terminations/
connections", page 23 where they are
inverted.
Rocker up = ON = 1
Rocker down = OFF = 0
Rocker up = OFF = 0
Rocker down = ON = 1
Fig. 37
Baudrate Protocol Serial and Address
Termination of
RS485 lines
RS232 serial
connector
Fig. 38