I.R.I.S. 295 - Manual (Page 16)

10.01 Protocol Command List
The table below lists features specific to IRIS295 Series (NightRunner) Cameras that are not covered by the standard Pelco-D protocol
and the commands that have been mapped in IRIS camera software to operate those features. Values are shown in hexadecimal. The
checksum for all Pelco-D commands is the 8 bit (modulo 256) sum of the payload bytes (bytes 2 ~ 6) within the message. Refer to the
Pelco-D protocol document for further information.
For more in depth information on Iris Protocol mapping please contact Iris Innovations.
10.02 Hardware Image Flip
As well as storing the cameras address, the DIP switches in the base of the camera also control the camera orientation.
Switch 8 on bank S1 should always be set to ON. This enables the camera orientation memory so that on bootup, the camera will
always revert to the last position stored in memory.
Ordinarily, the cameraʼs orientation will only ever be changed during install. For example, if the camera is installed in the hanging
orientation, the installer will use the IRIS595 MENU system to select the correct orientation. This will now be stored in memory and as
long as Bank S1 Switch 8 is set to ON, the camera will read this position on boot-up and set the orientation accordingly.
10.03 Ground Loop Isolator
For situations when the DC ground and Video Ground of your monitor are common, the CAT5 / Balun wiring method may introduce a
ground loop onto the video which manifests as interference / ghosting on the video image.
To counter this, an in-line Video Ground Loop Isolator is included with your NightRunner. This may also help with other kinds of video
interference which are induced by proximity of power cables, and other general noise and interference issues.
In the event that such noise is present on your video image, connect the Ground Loop Isolator in line with the coaxial video cable from
the output of your breakout balun - observing the polarity marked on the body of the device.
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Function Command H Add C1 C2 D1 D2 CHK
Flip Ball Up Preset 236 FF AD 00 07 00 EC CHK
Flip Ball Down Preset 239 FF AD 00 07 00 EF CHK
Flip Ball Up Mirror Preset 237 FF AD 00 07 00 ED CHK
Flip Ball Down Mirror Preset 238 FF AD 00 07 00 EE CHK
Black Hot / Colour Camera Preset 202 FF AD 00 07 00 CA CHK
White Hot / Inverse Camera Preset 201 FF AD 00 07 00 C9 CHK
Daylight Camera Select Preset 226 FF AD 00 07 00 E2 CHK
Thermal Camera Select Preset 229 FF AD 00 07 00 E5 CHK
Standby Preset 231 FF AD 00 07 00 E7 CHK
Wake Up Preset 230 FF AD 00 07 00 E6 CHK