Справочник Пользователя для Microtek 900 MHz Series

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TROUBLESHOOTING 
 
PROBLEM SUGGESTION 
Camera does not respond 
when PTZ control 
functions are moved 
No wireless control should be the only problem that would be related 
to the MiniLink Data transceivers. For all other problems, refer to 
the operations manual for other equipment that is being used. Try the 
following suggestions to obtain wireless control: 
1.  Verify mode selection switches are in the UP position for 
RS-422/485 or in the DOWN position for RS-232. 
2.  Both transceivers must match parameters. 
3.  Transceivers’ parameters must match the system they are 
communicating with. 
4.  If using RS-422/485 protocol, make sure it is wired into TX 
+/- at the control panel and RX +/- at the camera. 
5.  Run a Com Test in RS-232 (in the CTU Software) to verify 
that each radio is transmitting and receiving data. 
6.  One or both radios may need to be returned for testing and 
repair under its 2-year limited warranty. Call MicroTek for 
return for repair information. 
Unit fails when Com Test 
is run 
1.  Make sure that pins 2 and 3 of the DB9 connector (on the 
unit not plugged into the PC) are grounded using a paper 
clip. 
2.  Verify that both transceivers match all parameters. 
3.  Verify both units’ mode selection switch is in the RS-232 
position. 
4.  Both transceivers should have their antenna connected to 
work properly. 
5.  Make sure both units are powered up and their LED is on. 
6.  Switch radios so that the one previously connected to the PC 
is now the transmitting unit with the grounded pins. 
7.  One or both radios may need to be returned for testing and 
repair under its 2-year limited warranty. Call MicroTek for 
return for repair information. 
There is a slight “blip” or 
other type of interference 
on the screen only when 
the PTZ control functions 
are accessed. 
The MiniLink Data Transceivers should not interfere with any of the 
MiniLink Video Transmit/Receive systems since the frequencies are 
too far apart. The exception to that general rule is if you are using 
the MiniLink Data 2400 Series alongside the MiniLink 2.4 GHz 
Series for video. Otherwise, the problem may be a power issue. 
Make sure that each data transceiver and each video transmitter (or 
receiver) is powered by its own 12 VDC power supply. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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