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7.11.5 Motor Time Out For all types of pan/tilt drives a motor time-out exists in software, i.e. should a pan/tilt run to the end stop and the limit switch not shut the unit off, the software will stop the drive after a period of four (4) minutes for any direction. 7.11.6 Tamper Alarm Input The tamper alarm input can be used to secure the control cabinet and/or the camera housing. The connections are made at PL10, and an open circuit between the two terminals indicates an alarm condition. This will be detected by the motor control microcontroller, which will pass a message to the CC-2000 communications controller. This in turn sends a message to the MAXPRO-Net Server. 7.11.7 Installation Notes After all connections are made and the dip switches are set, the pan/tilt unit must be manually controlled and the limit switches on the pan and tilt functions set. This is done inside the pan/tilt unit itself and is not a site receiver function. With the limit switches set the unit must be driven from stop to stop in every direction to allow the preset pots to clutch into the correct position. After all these mechanical and electrical settings have been done, press the initialize button labeled SW1. The PTZ will then go through an initializing phase that operates all the PTZ functions. This allows the site receiver to measure the direction of voltage tracking for the presets and make auto reversals if required. If the site detects presets, then the lens will track “fully zoom in” and “fully zoom out” then return to the spot it was set at previously. This is to range the zoom for auto speed control, and this auto set-up may take up to 10 seconds. CAUTION: All directional control settings and lens controls must be set and tested to be correct from one of the system keyboards prior to this final RESET being pressed. i.e. SW3-4 and SW3-5 must be set correctly. 7.11.8 Suitable cable sizing for PTZ heads when connecting to Site Receivers As it is not unusual for Pan-Tilt heads to operate on relatively high current, it is imperative that cable with adequate conductor size is installed between the PTZ site receiver and the PTZ head. The following table indicates the recommended cable conductor size based on cable feed distance. Rev. C Cable Feed Distance Cross Sectional Area of Conductor 5m 1.0mm (17 AWG) 10m 1.0mm (17 AWG) 15m 1.5mm (15 AWG) 20m 1.5mm (15 AWG) 30m 2.5mm (10 AWG) 7.11-8 HMXMU001018 10/06