Bosch DCN-SWSACC-E User Manual

Bosch DCN Standalone Automatic Camera Control
DCN-SWSACC
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Table of Contents

3 The DCN-SWSACC application 10
3.1 The application main screen 10
3.1.1 Menu (1) 11
3.1.2 Workflow buttons (2) 11
3.1.3 Configuration list (3) 11
3.1.4 Content panel (4) 11
4System 12
4.1 PC Communication Settings 12
4.2 Video Url 12
5 Cameras 13
5.1 Camera System Type 13
5.2 Camera Control Settings 13
5.3 Add/Remove camera 14
5.4 Camera Information 14
6 Assign & store 15
6.1 Temporarily PC with 2 serial ports 16
6.1.1 Start configure 16
6.1.2 Assigning the overview 16
6.1.3 Assigning cameras and prepositions to a unit 17
6.1.4 Remove disconnected units 17
6.1.5 Camera menu 17
6.2 Temporarily PC with 1 serial port 18
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7Upload 19
8 Print layout 20
9 Warning and error reports 21
Index 26
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1 Introduction

Version 4.0, 2011-10-24. DCN-SWSACC Standalone Automatic Camera Control of the DCN Conference systems interfaces with the Bosch Allegiant or AutoDomes. It selects fixed or prepositioned cameras to be activated to display the current active speaker at a conference.

Automatic Camera Control in conference applications

When a chairman’s or delegate’s microphone is activated on the equipment, the camera assigned to that position is activated. When no microphones are active, an ‘overview’ is automatically selected. The image can be displayed on hall displays or other screens together with information about the current speaker, such as delegate identification (seat text). The system operator has a screen, which also displays information about which camera is active. Automatic Camera Control provides an extra dimension to conference proceedings.

Configuration

The DCN-SWSACC software runs on a PC which is temporarily connected to configure the DCN Next Generation or DCN Wireless Discussion System and the Bosch Allegiant or AutoDomes. With this PC the camera positions can be defined using the on-screen Pan, Tilt and Zoom control and stored as prepositions in the AutoDome camera. At the same time a delegate position is linked to a camera preposition. When all delegate positions are linked to camera prepositions the configuration needs to be uploaded to the DCN Conference system where it will be stored persistent in the CCU or NCO. The configuration file can be printed and stored on the temporarily PC for later use. After configuration the PC is removed and Bosch Allegiant or AutoDome is directly connected to the DCN Conference system.
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Copyright

No part of this documentation may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.For information on getting permission for reprints and excerpts, contact Bosch Security Systems B.V.

1.1 System license key

The use of the DCN Standalone Automatic Camera Control is depending on the DCN system license key. Depending on the license key, which is located in the system’s Control Unit, functions are enabled or disabled. The license key can be uploaded to the system with the Download and License Tool.
NOTICE!
For demo purposes a demo license is available. In case you have a demo license the Bosch logo in the right top of the application will note "Demo version not for sale". The demo version is fully operational but will not be supported. Contact your local Bosch representative if you have a demo license while you purchased an official license.
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2 Installation

This chapter describes how to setup the DCN system and the Camera system. Two different types of DCN systems are available: single CCU systems and multi CCU systems. Also the Camera system exists in two different versions: Allegiant video switcher with multiple cameras and AutoDome which is a single camera.
The system needs to be configured before it can be used operational. To do so, first the choice has to be made which Camera system is used: – Section 2.1 Allegiant video switcher, or – Section 2.2 AutoDome. – Section 2.3 Cables Section 2.4 Software Installation

2.1 Allegiant video switcher

2.1.1 Configuration

1. Set the PC Communication Settings: – Allegiant: set the baud-rate of the Allegiant to 19k2. Please refer to the Allegiant
user manual how to set the Allegiant’s baud-rate.
DCN-CCU2: set the protocol for the serial port via menu 8H to allegiant. – DCN-CCU (S500): set the protocol for serial port which is connected to the
temporarily PC to camera control and set the baud-rate to 19k2
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DCN-NCO: set the baud-rate for camera control to 19k2 using menu item 7l.
2. Make the connections to the temporarily PC according the image below: –
Refer to Section 2.3 Cables for cable type (1,6* and 2).
3. Start the DCN-SWSACC software. – Configure the camera control as described in: Section 3 The DCN-SWSACC
application, Section 4 System, Section 5 Cameras and Section 6 Assign & store.
4. Disconnect the temporarily PC from the DCN system: and the Allegiant.
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2.1.2 Operation

1. Make the connections according the image below: –
–Refer to Section 2.3 Cables for cable type 3.

2.2 AutoDome

2.2.1 Configuration

1. Set the communication settings: – AutoDome: set the baud-rate to 9600. Please refer to the AutoDome user manual
how to set the baud-rate.
DCN-CCU2: set the protocol for the serial port via menu 8H to AutoDome. – DCN-CCU (S500): set the protocol for serial port which is connected to the
temporarily PC to camera control and set the baud-rate to 9600.
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DCN-NCO: set the baud-rate for camera control to 9600 using menu item 7l.
2. Make the connections to the temporarily PC according the image below: –
–Refer to Section 2.3 Cables for cable types 1,6*, 4 and 6** (**optional: to see a video
image of an AutoDome camera with IP-module in the browser of Assign & store).
3. Start the DCN-SWSACC software. Refer to Section 2.4 Software Installation. – Configure the ‘camera control’ as described in Section 3 The DCN-SWSACC
application, Section 4 System, Section 5 Cameras and Section 6 Assign & store.
4. Disconnect the temporarily PC from the DCN system: and the AutoDome.
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2.2.2 Operation

1. Make the connections according the image below: –
Refer to Section 2.3 Cables for cable type 5.

2.3 Cables

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Cable 1. PC to DCN-CCU Cable 2. PC to Allegiant
Cable 3. CCU/NCO to Allegiant Cable 4. PC to AutoDome
Cable 5. CCU/NCO to AutoDome Cable 6. Standard Ethernet cable
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2.4 Software Installation

PC requirements

DCN-SWSACC is compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7 both 32 and 64 bits versions. Starter editions are not supported. PC requirements are the same as requested for Windows Vista and Windows 7 by Microsoft. The DCN system must have version 2.60 or higher.

Installing DCN-SWSACC

DCN-SWSACC needs to be installed from the DVD delivered with the DCN system (check Bosch Security Systems extranet for the latest version of the software):
1. Insert the DVD (the software starts automatically). – When the software does not start automatically: – Select ‘Run...’ from the ‘Start’ menu on the Windows Task bar. – Type d:\setup.exe (where d is the DVD drive).
2. Browse to ‘software’ and select the DCN-SWSACC.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions.
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