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User saveble Camera Presets on a Cisco C90

I am working on a system that has several Cisco C90 codecs each on with a minimum of two cameras. The end user wants the ability to save individual presets for each camera. Currently I am using the "CAMERAPRESETSAVE-" command, but it is saving the the position of every camera. So when I use "CameraPreset-" it recalls the saved position of every camera attached to the system. They want to be able to just save/recall one camera at a time. I am not sure how to accomplish this and could really use some input.

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  • AMXJeffAMXJeff Posts: 450
    rdmehd wrote: »
    I am working on a system that has several Cisco C90 codecs each on with a minimum of two cameras. The end user wants the ability to save individual presets for each camera. Currently I am using the "CAMERAPRESETSAVE-" command, but it is saving the the position of every camera. So when I use "CameraPreset-" it recalls the saved position of every camera attached to the system. They want to be able to just save/recall one camera at a time. I am not sure how to accomplish this and could really use some input.

    Thanks

    The Cisco presets are not really camera presets. The are system presets, that save more then the camera locations. They save current input selection, etc. What I have done was used the first 5 presets for camera 1 and the next 5 presets for camera 2. This works as long as you ignore the other camera moving too.

    Other option is to control the cameras separately, but you will have to store the camera locations persistently on the controller if I remember correctly. Plus you will have to deal with the fared control as well.

    Good Luck!

    Jeff
  • bmitchellbmitchell Posts: 41
    There is a camera preset command now (I think it was present in TC5 but for sure is present in TC6)

    xCommand Camera Preset Store PresetID: x CameraID: y

    x=1 to 35
    y=1 to 7

    to recall

    xCommand Camera Preset Activate PresetID: x

    Regards,

    Bryan
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