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Using the TOUCH TRACKER 3-13

Running the “Apple Peel” Pattern...For each SpeedDome, you can define

up to three Patterns. If a dome does not have all three Patterns defined yet,

you can instruct it to run the default Apple Peel pattern. However, once all

three Patterns are defined for a SpeedDome, it will no longer run the Apple

Peel pattern.

The Apple Peel pattern is comprised of three

revolutions of camera panning with tilt starting at

the ceiling line. Each revolution tilts down

approximately 30°. The Apple Peel pattern

provides you with a complete view of the area.

To begin the Apple Peel pattern for the currently

selected SpeedDome, press

0, and then Patrn.

Note

For SpeedDome LT, the default Apple Peel pattern will only run under

SensorNet. This pattern will not work under RS422.

Running a Sequence

There are two different types of Sequences available—Standard Sequences

and Salvo Sequences. Each type of Sequence is comprised of individual

Actions (Quick Views, fixed shots, Patterns, and outputs).

Every Sequence has a unique number associated with it; the number is

assigned by the system when the Sequence is defined. If you do not know

the number of the Sequence you want to run, you can select from a list of

Sequences. The procedure for selecting a Sequence from a list is found in

“Running A Sequence from a List” in Chapter 4.

A Standard Sequence is comprised of individual Actions that run one after

the other on a single monitor. For each Action there is an individual dwell

time. The dwell time determines how long each Quick View, Pattern, or

fixed shot within the Sequence remains on the monitor. If the Action is an

output, the dwell time determines when the output will be reset to its original

condition.

Apple Peel Pattern

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