Sanyo VCC-MD500 사용자 설명서

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Message
OSD

Zoom Ratio

A0 14 00 0p CS FF

p: Zoom magnification display

Zoom Ratio Position

A0 14 01 p

0q CS FF

Zoom magnification display position　p: x-position (0-19)　q: y-position (0-11) (Initial value: x: 19 y: 11)

Direction

A0 14 02 0p CS FF

p: Orientation / angle information display (1: ON/0: OFF)

(Note 4)

Direction Position

A0 14 03 0p 0q CS FF

Positioning of the orientation / angle information display p: x-position (0-11) q: y-position (0-11) ( (Initial
value: x: 1 y: 11）

Set North

A0 14 04 0p CS FF

p: Setting the current position to the home position (Orientation: North, PAN angle: 0˚)
(1: ON/0: PRESET）

(Note 4)

Rom Version Display

A0 14 10 0p CS FF

p: Version display (1: ON/0: OFF)

(Note 6)

Camera
ID

OFF

A0 15 00 CS FF

Camera ID display (ON/OFF)

A0 15 01 CS FF

ID SET (ASCII code)

A0 15 09 p

Camera ID settings

(Note 5)



CS FF

ID X-Position +

A0 15 0B CS FF

Setting the positioning of the Camera ID display (horizontal)

ID X-Position -

A0 15 0C CS FF

ID Y-Position +

A0 15 10 CS FF

Setting the positioning of the Camera ID display (vertical)

ID Y-Position -

A0 15 11 CS FF

Title

A0 15 20 0p CS FF

p: Title display (1: ON/0: OFF)

Title Set (ASCII code)

A0 15 21 p

Title settings

(Note 5)



CS FF

Title Position

A0 15 22 0p CS FF

p: Positioning of the title display (1: displayed on the next line from the ID / 0: displayed on the same
line)

EEPROM
Access

EEPROM Access

A0 19 01 0p 0q 0r 0s 0t CS Writes the values to the EEPROM

pqr: Address 0-2047 st: Data 0-255

 FF

Baudrate 19200 bps

A0 1A 00 CS FF

UART communication speed settings
Enables after camera restart

9600 bps

A0 1A 01 CS FF

4800 bps

A0 1A 02 CS FF

2400 bps

A0 1A 03 CS FF

38400 bps

A0 1A 04 CS FF

ALARM

ALARM OUT OFF

A0 1F 00 CS FF

External alarm output settings (For zoom cameras)

ALARM OUT ON

A0 1F 01 CS FF

LINE OUT OFF

A0 1F 0A CS FF

Alarm output settings to controller (For zoom cameras)

LINE OUT ON

A0 1F 0B CS FF

DAY/
NIGHT

D/N COLOR

A0 28 00 CS FF

○

Color Mode

D/N BLACK/WHITE

A0 28 01 CS FF

○

Black and White Mode

D/N AUTO

A0 28 02 CS FF

○

Color/Black and White Auto Switch Mode

(Note 3)

D/N BURST OFF

A0 28 03 CS FF

○

Burst Settings ON/OFF

D/N BURST ON

A0 28 04 CS FF

○

D/N LEVEL SET

A0 28 05 0p CS FF

○

p: Color/Black and White Switch Level Settings (0: LOW, 1: MID, 2: HIGH, 3: ADJ)
Switch level LOW: Dark – High: Bright ADJ: Manual setting

D/N ADJ DIRECT (C->B/W)

A0 28 06 0p CS FF

○

Switch Level LOW: Dark-HIGH: Bright
ADJ: Manual Settings
p: Color  Black and White Switch Level Manual Settings 0-6
Larger value switches darker sections (Initial value: 4)

D/N ADJ DIRECT (B/W->C)

A0 28 07 0p CS FF

○

p: Black and White  Color Switch Level Manual Settings 0-6
Larger value switches darker sections (Initial value: 4)

D/N FOCUS SET (AUTO)

A0 28 08 0p CS FF

○

p: Focus mode settings during D/N AUTO black and white, 0: Near infrared wavelength compensation
(MODE1), 1: Corresponds to optical wavelengths (MODE2)

D/N FOCUS SET (B/W)

A0 28 09 0p CS FF

○

p: Focus mode settings during D/N BLACK/WHITE, 0: Near infrared wavelength compensation
(MODE1), 1: Corresponds to optical wavelengths (MODE2)

DNR OFF at AGC ON

A0 28 14 CS FF

DNR ON/OFF

(Note 3)

DNR ON at AGC ON

A0 28 15 CS FF

D/N Filter Slide Time

A0 28 16 p

CS FF

○

p: Changes the D/N filter slide time. (5 – 20 seconds) [Initial value: 0 seconds]

Stabilizer Stabilizer OFF/ON

A0 33 00 0p CS FF

p: Stabilizer (Stabilizing function) ON/OFF (0: OFF/1: ON) * Only VCC-MD700/800 series

Stabilizer Level

A0 33 01 0p CS FF

p: Setting the level of the Stabilizer Level (0: Low 1: Middle 2: High) default: 1
* Only VCC-MD700/800 series

Auto

Pursuit

Auto Pursuit OFF/ON

A0 34 00 0p CS FF

p: Auto Pursuit ON/OFF (0: OFF/1: ON)

Auto Pursuit Sensitivity

A0 34 01 0p CS FF

p: Sets the sensitivity to brightness variation when motion is detected　
1-F (High sensitivity – Low sensitivity)

Communications Protocol

Model: VCC-MD800/700/600/500

CS: Checksum

FF: Terminator

○ : Only MD800/MD600 can be used.