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FAQs For CP-ITV Panels
Q: Can I mix different camera types on an ITV Controller?A: If the cameras are from the same manufacturer and support the same communication protocol (EX: EVI-D70 and BRC) then yes. You cannot combine Canon and Sony cameras on the same controller. Q: How do I change the output from RS232 to RS422?A: The CP-ITV-D300 controller is an RS232 device only. To convert to RS422, you will need a RS232/422 converter which is available separately. Please be aware that if you are running Daisy chain, you will need only one converter. Home-run installations will require a converter for each channel in use. Q: My controller doesn’t see my camera.A: If this is a new install, verify that the camera is set up correctly for 9600 bps, and (if necessary, set for D30 emulation) Make sure that the camera is turned on and ready before plugging in the controller.
Q: I have more than one camera, but only camera 1 works.A: Depending how your system is set up (Home Run or Daisy Chain), you may need to change the operating mode.
Q: My controller doesn’t keep presets when I turn off the power.A: Preset positions are stored in the camera head, not in the control panel. Most do not hold their memory when power is turned off. Please check the user manual for your camera. Q: What video switchers can I use with an ITV Controller?A: Only the Kramer/Comprehensive CVG-SW61CS is supported for this controller. Q: My Switcher and/or remote panel aren’t working.A: When being used with a switcher and/or remote panel, the ports are used as follows:
Q: Can I put cameras on my remote controller?A: Yes, configured as above. Either panel can have remote access to the cameras on the other panel, but not at the same time. You can switch between the local and remote cameras by pressing the Loc/Rem button on the controller. Q: What is the maximum cable length for communications?A: According to the Specification, baud rate affects the distance according to the chart below –
Q: My controller won’t power up.A: The connector at the controller end is removable, and it’s possible that the power supply is set for the wrong polarity. If you remove the tip and replace it so that the “+” symbol lines up with the word “TIP” it may correct your problem. |