A command which uses "device ID" 0 will be accepted by all connected devices, regardless of the settings of the internal "device ID" DIP-switch inside the device.

Note! A command intended for a "Device type" "WV-CS850A/854A" may fail for a "WV-CS850/854". This can occur if different "Device types" are connected and controlled by the same serial port.

A continuous focus command may temporary interrupt or disturb an ongoing zoom movement.
A relative pan/tilt/zoom command may temporary disable continuous focus movements. A relative focus or iris command may temporary disable continuous pan/tilt/zoom movements.

This is the default device type and is not related to any particular "Panasonic" device.

Parameter	Description	Range
Device ID	This is the address of the connected device. This value corresponds to DIP-switch settings in the connected device.	0-95
Device type	Selects the type of device used.	"Generic", "WV-CS850/854", "WV-CS850A/ 854A"
Flip pan	If set to true, relative pan operations will be inverted	true, false
Flip tilt	If set to true, relative tilt operations will be inverted	true, false

Parameter	Description	Range
Move speed	The current maximum pan and tilt speed.	1-100
Pan move time per degree	The calibration constant for pan movements. Higher values give larger movements. When changing the "Move speed" (see above), re-calibration is required. Calibrate at currently used "Move speed", by adjusting the value until a 360 degree pan request (i.e. "rpan=360") pans 360 degrees exactly. If the pan speed is known, this parameter value is calculated as 10000 * "seconds/degree".	1-500000
Pan scale compensation	The calibration constant used to compensate for non-linear pan speed values. A value of "0" will disable the compensation. Higher values will compensate with higher pan speeds and lower values will compensate with lower pan speeds. Recalibration is required when changing the "Move speed" (see above). Calculate a pan request that requires half the time of a tilt request (e.g. if the pan speed and the tilt speed in degrees/second are equal, "rpan=45&rtilt=90"). When sending this request, increase this calibration constant if the pan movement is too small, or reduce if the movement is too large.	-100 - 100
Tilt move time per degree	The calibration constant for tilting. Higher values give larger movements. Changing "Move speed" (see above) requires this parameter to be recalibrated. Calibrate at currently used "Move speed" by adjusting the value until a 90 degree tilt request (e.g. "rtilt=90") tilts 90 degrees exactly. If the tilt speed is known, this parameter value is calculated as 10000 * "seconds/degree".	1-500000
Tilt scale compensation	The calibration constant used to compensate for non-linear tilt speed values. A value of "0" will disable the compensation. Higher values will compensate with higher tilt speeds and lower values will compensate with lower tilt speeds. Changing "Move speed" (see above) requires this parameter to be recalibrated. Calculate a tilt request that requires half the time of a pan request (e.g. if the pan speed and the tilt speed in degrees/second is equal, "rpan=180&rtilt=90"). When sending this request, increase this calibration constant if the tilt movement is too small, or reduce if the movement is too large.	-100 - 100
Zoom speed	The current zoom speed.	1-100
Zoom per unit	The calibration constant for zooming. Higher values give greater zoom changes. Calibrate at the most commonly used zoom speed, by confirming that a maximum zoom request performs a maximum zoom change.	1-65535
Focus speed	The current focus speed.	1-100
Focus per unit	The calibration constant for focusing. Higher values give greater focus changes. Calibrate at the most commonly used focus speed, by confirming that a maximum focus request performs a maximum focus change.	1-65535
Iris time	The calibration constant for iris changes (time in ms for maximum iris change). Higher values give greater iris changes. Calibrate by confirming that a maximum iris request (i.e. "riris=9999") at one extreme (e.g. full iris close) takes you to the other.	1-65535
Current field angle	The calibration constant for click-in-picture (center). Higher values give greater movements. Calibrate at minimum zoom (i.e. zoom wide) and at the most commonly used speed, by making sure that clicking on an object brings the object to the center of the image.	1-1800
Pan bar range	Range (in degrees) to use with "panbar" requests. Clicking at the very end of a bar will pan half this value in the corresponding direction.	1-720
Tilt bar range	Range (in degrees) to use with "tiltbar" requests. Clicking at the very end of a bar will tilt half this value in the corresponding direction.	1-720

There are no adjustable mechanical limits for this driver.