Orbiter CCTV Camera
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| What: |
| Get the orbiter CCTV camera working. |
| Participants: |
| {{#arraymap:User:Benjie, User:chuckwebb|,|x|Has participant::x}} |
Donated by User:chuckwebb.
Features
- Has a standard analogue video camera with auto focus and zoom on a pan & tilt mounting.
- Runs on 24V AC or 12V DC power.
- Is controlled with RS485/RS422 differential serial communication, probably at 4800 baud (may auto-detect on boot) (possibly a receive pair only)
- Built in menu system controlled by the serial comms, displayed overlaid on the video output.
- Supports several PTZ control standards including Pelco D, Pelco P and Vicon. (I believe it's currently set to Pelco D)
Problems
- It's supposed to be bayonet mounted into a ceiling/pole mounted dome, but it was run into by a rolling scaffold causing the bayonet fitting and the surrounding plastic to be munched.
- RS422: are there any converters handy?
- Comms standards: I have no idea. Much Googleing required.
Aim
Benjie's going to make it into the eye of GlaDOS SMIB / some OpenCV craziness. Possibly...
Manual
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