Clinton Electronics CE-PTZ-KEY User Manual

Multi-functional Programmable Controller
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
CE-PTZ-KEY User Manual
CLINTON Electronics 6701 Clinton Road Loves Park, IL 61111
1.800.447.3306 Sales
1.800.549.6393 Support
www.clintonelectronics.com
Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your new CE-PTZ-KEY. This device is a multi­functional, programmable keyboard controller for Pan-Tilt-Zoom devices, DVRs, and Matrix devices, and can be programmed with individual protocol settings for each connected device. It is equipped with a 3-Axis joystick for performing Pan, Tilt, and Zoom with a single hand.
Main Features:
• Manage up to 9999 devices
• Controls PTZ, DVR, and Matrix in dierent protocol with pre-programmed settings
• 3-Axis joystick
• Multiplexer operation with DVR and PTZ
• Password-protected for administrative access
• Supports major telemetric protocols
• Dual serial interface with RS232 and RS485
• Supports major DVR brands
• Aluminum construction
• Ergonomic Design
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/
PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F CLOSE/ DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
Keyboard Adaptor
(No: 14375)
RS-232/
GND GND R T
RS-485/
RS232 R
RS232 G DC12V -
RS485 -
Power
DC12V
RS485 +
DC12V + DC12V +
RS232 T
Keyboard
RJ45
Power
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
2
3
MON
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/
PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
LCD Display with backlight
3-Axis Joystick
Operation Keys
Camera Operation Keys
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/
PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
8”
8-1/4”
2-5/8”
CE-PTZ-KEY Keyboard
Keyboard
Adaptor
RS485 Plug (2-pin)
RS232 Plug (4-pin)
RJ-45
Keyboard
Cable
AU-P12H
AC-DC Power
Supply
User Manual
Installation and Set up
Unpacking your keyboard
Your keyboard comes with a power supply, as well as a keyboard adaptor, and connecting plugs, and cable. Carefully remove the contents from its packing and set on a rm surface.
Save the packing in case of future service requirements or transportation needs.
Dimensions
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Precautions
For all service or installation needs, please refer to qualied service personnel or system installers
Do not attempt to disassemble the device
To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or cover. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Contact qualied service personnel for maintenance
Handle the device with care
Do not strike or shake, as this may damage the device. It should be protected against extreme pressure, vibration, and humidity during transportation and storage. Damages caused by improper transportation may void the warranty.
Do not operate the device beyond its specied temperature, humidity, or power source ratings.
Do not use the dome camera in an extreme environment where high temperature or high humidity exists.
Do not install this product in a ammable and explosive environment.
Make sure that the installation is done according to your local electricity and safety regulations.
Before installation or maintenance, make sure the device is disconnected from the power source.
Do not use any power source other than 12vdc in order to prevent damages to this device.
For details, please refer to the “Specications” section for further details.
Handle the device during the installation carefully.
Falls, or extreme vibration may cause irreparable damages and void the warranty.
Do not install or operate the device near any high voltage devices or high voltage cable.
The safety distance should remain at least 50m.
This product should be operated indoor only.
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WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE, SO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR OTHER OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.
This symbol indicates that dangerous voltage constituting a risk of electric shock is present within this unit.
This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in the literature accompanying this unit.
FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
FCC INFORMATION: THIS EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND TO COMPLY WITH THE LIMITS FOR A CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE, PURSUANT TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. THESE LIMITS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE REASONABLE PROTECTION AGAINST HARMFUL INTERFERENCE WHEN THE EQUIPMENT IS OPERATED IN A COMMERCIAL ENVIRONMENT. THIS EQUIPMENT GENERATES, USES, AND CAN RADIATE RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY AND, IF NOT INSTALLED AND USED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL MAY CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE TO RADIO COMMUNICATIONS. OPERATION OF THIS EQUIPMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL AREA IS LIKELY TO CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER WILL BE REQUIRED TO CORRECT THE INTERFERENCE AT HIS OWN EXPENSE.
CAUTION: CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USERS AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
CE COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
WARNING: THIS IS A CLASS A PRODUCT. IN A DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENT, THIS PRODUCT MAY CAUSE RADIO INTERFERENCE IN WHICH CASE THE USER MAY BE REQUIRED TO TAKE ADEQUATE MEASURES.
CAUTION: BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CONNECT OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT, PLEASE READ THE LABEL ON THE BOTTOM AND USER’S MANUAL CAREFULLY.
Technical specications are subject to change without prior notice. Manual may contain mistakes or print errors. All trademarks mentioned belong to their respective owners.
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Installation
Safety Instructions before starting
- Do not install and operate this appliance in a ammable and explosive environment.
- Make sure that the installation is done according to the local electricity safety regulations of your country.
- Before installation and maintenance, make sure that the appliance is disconnected from the power source.
- Handle the device during installation carefully. Falls or extreme vibration may cause irreparable damages or void the warranty.
- Do not install or operate the device near any high-voltage devices or high-voltage cable. The safety distance should remain at least 50m.
- To achieve best image quality, its recommended to use underground cable shielded with steel tube. Do not install the cable without any protection.
- In a thunderstorm area or region with high inductive voltage, such as high voltage transformer stations, it is necessary to use additional lightning-proof equipment or lightning rod for protection.
- For outdoor installation, lightning-proof and grounding of the device should be considered. Please refer to the industrial safety regulations of your country.
- Grounding should be considered to eliminate any interference and fulll the safety requirements. Do not connect the ground with short-circuited or other high voltage electric networks.
- Make sure that the installation environment meets the requirements of the device, such as weight support, sucient room for cords, and power supply requirements.
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Keyboard Adaptor
(No: 14375)
RS-232/
GND GND R T
RS-485/
RS232 R RS232 G
DC12V -
RS485 -
Power
DC12V
RS485 + DC12V + DC12V +
RS232 T
Keyboard
RJ45
Keyboard Adaptor
(included with CE-PTZKEY)
PTZ Camera
CE-PTZKEY
RS485+ (Green Wire)
RS485- (Yellow Wire)
AC24V (Black Wire)
AC24V (Red Wire)
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RJ45 Cable
Power Supply to Wall Outlet
Power Supply to Wall Outlet
BNC Connection
to Monitor or DVR
Monitor
DVR
DVR
DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
BNC to DVR or Monitor
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Installation
Connection Schematic
The keyboard can be connected to various PTZ cameras, DVRs, and Matrix devices through the keyboard adaptor. All accessories are tested for maximum compatibility and best performance.
For the rst start, please ensure your keyboard parameters match those shown on the initial screen (ie. protocol, baud-rate, ID). Doing so will
allow you to enter the OSD for further
settings.
RS485 Cable-
The telemetric control of the device uses RS485 serial communication with half duplex
transmission technology. The transmission distance can vary, depending on cable type, and baud rate. The following table shows maximum distances based on cable with 0,56mm (24AWG) twisted pair:
Baud Rate Max. Distance
2400 bps 5577ft / 1700m 4800 bps 3609ft / 1100m 9600 bps 2297ft / 700m 19200 bps 1312ft / 400m
Due to environmental interfaces, such as electromagnetic and induction elds, or number of connected
devices on the RS485 bus, or using thinner than 24AWG cable, the transmission range may be less.
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Installation
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
Termination ON
RS 485+
RS 485-
Termination OFF
Termination OFF
Termination ON
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RS-485 Distributor
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F CLOSE/ DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
Termination ON
RS 485+
RS 485-
Termination OFF
Termination OFF
Termination ON
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F CLOSE/ DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RS-485 Distributor
Video Amplier (optional)
DVR
DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
Monitor
(optional)
DVR
(optional)
Up to 750m, coaxial cable
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
RS485 Connection
CE-PTZ-KEY
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F CLOSE/ DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
Termination ON
RS 485+
RS 485-
Termination OFF
Termination OFF
Termination ON
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F CLOSE/ DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RS-485 Distributor
Video Amplier (optional)
DVR
DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
Monitor
(optional)
DVR
(optional)
Up to 750m, coaxial cable
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
RS485 Connection
CE-PTZ-KEY
Star-Connection-
The star-form connection is most commonly used. It enables the connection of dierent dome cameras with longer cable runs. It is recommended to use an RS485 distributor to ensure the
telemetric data transmission.
The advantage of the star-connection is that every channel can work independently and can take a cable length up to 3,280 feet (1000 meters) (depending on cable quality). In cases where
more dome cameras are installed, the star-connection can be extended with additional RS485
distributors.
Extend connection distance with Twisted-Pair video converter
Video Cable-
Coaxial cable with 75Ω impedance with copper conductor at center conductor, and shielded
Balun Transmitter
The values are for reference only. Depends on the cable quality and environmental conditions, the transmission distance might be less.
VER34<01>
System Keyboard
Balun Receiver
(optional)
Monitor
(optional)
(optional)
Up to 1200m, twisted pair or cat5 cable
RS485 Connection
DVR
CE-PTZ-KEY
(optional)
DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
DVR
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with 95% copper. The following table shows dierent cable type and its maximum length:
Cable Standard Max. Distance (m / ft)
RG 59 / U 750 ft / 229m
RG 6 / U 1000 ft / 305m
RG 11 / U 1500 ft / 457m
If the cable length is more than 1,312ft (400m), it is recommended to use optional accessories, such as a video amplier or twisted-pair video converter, for boosting the video signal.
Extend connection distance with video amplier
Installation
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/
PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
LCD Display with backlight
3-Axis Joystick
Operation Keys
Extended Function Keys
Digit Pad
Camera Operation Keys
ZOOM
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/
PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
LCD Display with backlight
3-Axis Joystick
Operation Keys
Extended Function Keys
Digit Pad
Camera Operation Keys
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/
PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RIGHT : TELE
NAVIGATION
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/
PIC.L
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/
PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
8”
8-1/4”
LEFT: WIDE
ZOOM
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/
BACK
FAR/ PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
LCD Display with backlight
3-Axis Joystick
Digit Pad
Camera Operation Keys
Key Description
2.
3.
1.
5.
4.
Camera Operation Keys:
1.
Zoom WIDE / TELE: Zoom-in and zoom-out
FOCUS FAR / NEAR: Manual focus IRIS OPEN / CLOSE: Manual iris
2.
Operation Keys:
DVR: Enter the DVR control mode MUX: Multiplexer mode MENU: Enter setup menu or PTZ mode
SET: Set preset position SHOT: Recall preset position
3.
Extended Function Keys:
ALM: Alarm function GRP: Tour function
OFF: Function o
ON: Function on AUTOPAN: Auto pan function AUX: Auxiliary function RUN: Function start HOLD: Hold PREV: Previous device NEXT: Next device
Joystick Functions
Navigation Zoom
VER34<01>
System Keyboard
MENU
MUX
DVR
GRP/
ALM/
RUN/
AUX/
1
4.
Digit Pad:
0-9: Digit input from 0 to 9
*: Star Key
MON: Monitor switch CAM: Camera switch CLR: Clear and Cancel ENTER: Enter key
3-Axis PTZ Joystick:
5.
LEFT / RIGHT: Pan movement UP / DOWN: Tilt movement TURN: Zoom in / out
Tx
Rx
SYS
POWER
Tx
Rx
SYS
POWER
MUX
DVR
WIDE/
PgUp
FAR/
SHOT/
SET/
AUTOPAN/
ON/
OFF/
PREV/
HOLD/
3
2
5
4
8
7
0
*
UP
PIC.L
OPEN/
BACK
ZOOM
FOCUS
IRIS
TELE/
NEXT/
PgDn NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
MON
CAM
LEFT
6
CLR
9
ENTER
RIGHT
DOWN
VER34<01>
System Keyboard
MENU
MUX
DVR
GRP/
ALM/
RUN/
AUX/
1
OFF/
4
SHOT/
SET/
AUTOPAN/
ON/
PREV/
LEFT: WIDE
HOLD/
2
5
8
7
*
MUX
DVR
WIDE/ PgUp
FAR/
PIC.L OPEN/ BACK
ZOOM
FOCUS
IRIS
NEXT/
NEAR/
PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
MON
3
CAM
6
CLR
9
ENTER
0
TELE/ PgDn
RIGHT : TELE
9
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
press menu key to exit startup screen
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
press menu key to exit startup screen
CAM+1 001 0001 0001
Selected Monitor
Selected Camera
Selected Alarm Input
camera info will show up on screen after its connected type in the camera number you wish to control: example: hit “CAM button, then “1”, then “ENTER to control camera #1. This may be necessary the rst time you connect your keyboard, even if it shows CAM-0001” on the LCD display.
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
DVR ID
Monitor ID for output
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+1 001 0001 0001
Selected Monitor
Selected Camera
Selected Alarm Input
camera info will show up on screen after its connected type in the camera number you wish to control: example: hit “CAM button, then “1”, then “ENTER to control camera #1. This may be necessary the rst time you connect your keyboard, even if it shows CAM-0001” on the LCD display.
ADMIN AUTHORITY 001 0001 0001
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
DVR ID
Monitor ID for output
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
press menu key to exit startup screen
CAM+1 001 0001 0001
Selected Monitor
Selected Camera
Selected Alarm Input
camera info will show up on screen after its connected type in the camera number you wish to control: example: hit “CAM button, then “1”, then “ENTER to control camera #1. This may be necessary the rst time you connect your keyboard, even if it shows CAM-0001” on the LCD display.
ADMIN AUTHORITY 001 0001 0001
PASSWORD :
**********
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
DVR ID
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
DVR CH ID
Monitor ID for output
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
Operation
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
press menu key to exit startup screen
Selected Monitor
Selected Camera
Selected Alarm Input
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
MUX_ID:01 IN:01
Initial Setup-
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
Startup Screen
After power up, the keyboard will start the initialization and self-test. The LCD display will show initial startup screen. Press MENU to start using the keyboard.
Main Operation Screen:
MON--- CAM- ALM­001 0001 0001
Selected Monitor
Selected Camera
Selected Alarm Input
To quickly use your connected PTZ camera, you may have to type in the corresponding camera ID (even if it already shows the correct ID). (ID#01 is default) Press CAM 1 ENTER
CAM+1 001 0001 0001
User Mode & Admin Mode
The keyboard will enter automatically into USER MODE after power up, which allows performing PTZ
and DVR control, and restrict user access to keyboard setup menu. Following message will show:
ADMIN AUTHORITY 001 0001 0001
Enter Administrator Mode:
1. Press ON & 2 at the same time
2. Enter your password with the number keys and conrm with ENTER (default password: 9876543210)
Entering into Admin. mode will allow you to set up device parameters as described in the next steps.
3. To exit Admin. mode, the device must be powered down by unplugging the RJ45 connector from the back of the keyboard.
Keyboard Setup:
After entering Admin. mode, press MENU To cycle through selections press UP or DOWN to cycle through settings. To cycle through options, turn the joystick (tele zoom or wide zoom) to change setting. Apply a selection by pressing ENTER
Settings
SET MUX PROTOCOL: Setup the Protocol for Multiplexer. Supporting: ROBOT (default), VC, SONY,
BOSCH, and PELCO.
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RATE: Setup the Baud Rate for Matrix. Supported: 1200bps, 2400bps, 4800bps, 9600bps
(default), and 19200bps. Press ENTER to save or CLR to exit.
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
PASSWORD :
**********
10
PASSWORD : 9876543210
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
Output to Matrix
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
Monitor ID for Output
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
DVR
SET DVR PROTOCOL: Setup the DVR Protocol. Supported: NVIDO, VC, DSCP, HIK, TUMIN, MITSU, DH, and
INTLX.
SET DVR :
ALL: Protocol setting for all DVR ID
>SET_PROTOCOL>
01: individual setting for DVR ID 01
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
SET DVR BAUD RATE: Setup the Baud Rate for DVR. Supported: 1200bps, 2400bps, 4800bps, 9600bps,
and 19200bps. Press ENTER to save or CLR to exit.
SET DVR :
ALL: Protocol setting for all DVR ID
>SET_BAUDRATE>
01: individual setting for DVR ID 01
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR CHANNEL: When multiple DVRs are used, the keyboard can map the DVR-channel input to certain PTZ IDs. Once the DVR’s channel is changed on the keyboard, the PTZ corresponding to this DVR will be selected automatically.
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
DVR ID
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
DVR CH ID
Monitor ID for output
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
Example:
In DVR mode: If DVR2 is selected in the schematic below, and PTZ input is changed to 2, the keyboard will automatically recognize the 2nd camera on the selected DVR (in this example PTZ ID#6 would be selected as it is the 2nd PTZ camera in sequence on this paticular DVR).
VER34<01>
System Keyboard
DVR
ALM/
SET/
MENU
MUX
OFF/
GRP/
HOLD/
RUN/
AUX/
2
1
4
7
*
CE-PTZKEY
RJ45 Communication Cable
Tx
Rx
SYS
POWER
MUX
DVR
WIDE/ PgUp
FAR/
SHOT/
PIC.L
OPEN/
BACK
AUTOPAN/
FOCUS
ON/
IRIS
NEXT/
PREV/
CLOSE/ DEL
MON
3
CAM
6
5
CLR
9
8
ENTER
0
RS 485
RJ45
Keyboard
RS232 T
DC12V +
RS485 +
DC12V +
RS485 -
DC12V -
RS232 G
RS232 R
ZOOM
TELE/ PgDn
NEAR/
PIC.F
RS 485
RS-485/
DC12V
Keyboard Adaptor
(included with CE-PTZKEY)
RS-232/
(No: 14375)
GND GND R T
Keyboard Adaptor
CLINTON Electronics
DVR ID#1
RS 485
CLINTON Electronics
DVR ID#2
BNC to DVR
RICKET
C
BNC to DVR
RICKET
C
11
PTZ ID#1
PTZ ID#2
PTZ ID#5
PTZ ID#6
PTZ ID#3
PTZ ID#7
PTZ ID#4
PTZ ID#8
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
DVR CH ID
Monitor ID for output
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
SET KEY LEVEL >01<00 -->15>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
DVR CH ID
Monitor ID for output
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
SET KEY ID >01<00 -->63>
SET KEY LEVEL >01<00 -->15>
SET CAM RANGE >0000 -->9999
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
SET KEY LEVEL >01<00 -->15>
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
Monitor ID for output
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
SET KEY ID >01<00 -->63>
SET KEY LEVEL >01<00 -->15>
SET MON RANGE >0000 -->0239
SET CAM RANGE >0000 -->9999
RESET DEFAULT_I? >
**********
RESET DEFAULT_I? PLEASE WAIT . . .
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
SET KEY LEVEL >01<00 -->15>
SET CAM RANGE >0000 -->9999
RESET DEFAULT_I? PLEASE WAIT . . .
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
VERxx<01>
System Keyboard
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
press menu key to exit startup screen
CAM+1 001 0001 0001
Selected Monitor
Selected Camera
Selected Alarm Input
camera info will show up on screen after its connected type in the camera number you wish to control: example: hit “CAM button, then “1”, then “ENTER to control camera #1. This may be necessary the rst time you connect your keyboard, even if it shows CAM-0001” on the LCD display.
ADMIN AUTHORITY 001 0001 0001
PASSWORD :
**********
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
DVR ID
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
DVR CH ID
Monitor ID for output
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
CAM
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
Monitor ID for output
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
SET MUX PROTOCOL >ROBOT
SET MTX BAUD RAT >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_PROTOCOL>
SET DVR : >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >NVIDO 01 : >NVIDO
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
SET DVR : >SET_CHANNEL>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:0001
Camera ID (mapped to DVR CH ID)
Monitor ID for output
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_PROTOCOL>
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
DVR ID
DVR Input Channel
Output to Matrix
Assign to Camera ID
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
SET CAM PROTOCOL: Setup the Protocol for CAM. Each camera can be programmed with a dierent protocol. After setting, press ENTER
to save, or CLR to exit the setting.
SET CAM BAUDRATE: Setup the Baud Rate for CAM. Supported
settings: 1200bps, 2400bps, 4800bps, 9600bps, and 19200bps. After setting, press ENTER to save or CLR to exit the setting.
Keyboard
SET KEY ID: Setup the ID of the controller from 01 to 63. Input the number by using
the digit keys. After setting, press ENTER to save or CLR to exit the setting.
SET KEY LEVEL: Setup the control levels of the controller from 0 to 15. Input the
number by using the digit keys. After setting, press ENTER to save or CLR to exit the setting.
Monitor
SET MON RANGE: Setup the range of monitors from 0000 to 0239. Input the
number by using the digit keys. After setting, press ENTER to save or CLR to exit the setting.
Camera range
SET CAM RANGE: Setup the range of intelligent dome cameras from 0000 to 9999.
Input the number by using the digit keys. After setting, press ENTER to save or CLR to exit the setting.
Alarm Range
SET ALM RANGE: Setup the range of alarm positions from 0000 to 9999. Input the
number by using the digit keys. After setting, press ENTER to save or CLR to exit the setting.
Reset Default
RESET DEFAULT_I?: Reset the keyboard to factory defaults by entering the password (default password:
9876543210). Press ENTER to activate the reset or CLR to exit. *NOTE: Pressing ENTER will clear all settings that have been saved on the device. . This process can take up to 30 seconds until the controller is available again. Note that if the baud-rate has been changed due to the reset, it is necessary to restart the keyboard by removing the RJ45 cable from the back of the unit.
RESET DEFAULT_I? >
**********
PASSWORD : 9876543210
12
RESET DEFAULT_I? PLEASE WAIT . . .
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_PROTOCOL>
ALL : >B02 01 : >B02
ALL: Protocol setting for all CAMERA ID 01: individual setting for CAMERA ID 01
SET CAM PROTOCOL >SET_BAUDRATE>
ALL : >9600bps 01 : >9600bps
ALL: Protocol setting for all CAMERA ID 01: individual setting for CAMERA ID 01
SET KEY ID >01<00 -->63>
SET KEY LEVEL >01<00 -->15>
SET MON RANGE >0000 -->0239
SET CAM RANGE >0000 -->9999
SET ALM RANGE >0000 -->9999
Working with PTZ
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/
PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
Termination ON
RS 485+
RS 485-
Termination OFF
Termination OFF
Termination ON
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/
PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RS-485 Distributor
Start PTZ mode
By default, the keyboard usually starts in PTZ mode (display shown below). You can also access the PTZ menu by pressing the MENU button.
MON--- CAM- ALM­001 0001 0001
Select / Change current camera-
By default, the keyboard usually starts in PTZ mode (display shown below). You can also access the PTZ menu by pressing the MENU button.
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Change selected camera
Preset Function-
Add Preset: SET + # + ENTER . #=1 to 255* Call a Preset: SHOT + # + ENTER . #=1 to 255* Delete a Preset: CLR + # + ENTER . #=1 to 255*
*The maximum preset number depends on the PTZ device. Please refer to the user’s manual for further information.
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
Tour - Sequence:
A sequence can store up to 24 preset points with individual dwell times and speeds. You can store a sequence by using this function. (Only available in B01 / B02 Protocol).
Press GRP + # + SET . #=1 to 4
After entering sequence programming mode, the display shows the preset input and settings for speed and time.
Seq: Sequence number
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
Pos: Preset number
Spd: Move speed between 1-8 Ti: Stop time between 0-60 sec.
Press ENTER to conrm and save the setting.
Repeat the preset position input with speed and time settings, and conrm with ENTER. After exiting the programming mode, the settings will be saved to the dome’s memory.
Working with DVR
Enter DVR mode
To control DVR, press the DVR-Button and enter the DVR-mode.
The LED with “DVR” tag indicates the current status, and the LCD
shows the current selected DVR ID:
If you have more than one DVR installed and congured, you can switch to other ID by pressing NEXT + # + ENTER. For returning to PTZ mode, press MENU.
Depending on the DVR Model, the function keys may be dierent. Please refer to “Function key for NVIDO DVR” section for key assignment.
LED for DVR mode
Press DVR button to enter DVR mode
DVR_ID:01
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MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
Working with DVR
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MON--- CAM- ALM- 001 0001 0001
CAM+# 001 0001 0001
Seq Pos Spd Ti 001 000 000 000
DVR_ID:01
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SET+# 001 0001 0001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
MUX ID
MUX Input Channel
Monitor ID for Output
Camera ID
Virtual PTZ control in DVR mode
In this mode, you can control the DVR and PTZ simultaneously: by selecting the input on the DVR, the PTZ ID assigned to this channel will be automatically selected and ready tor PTZ control (DVR and PTZ ID assignment need to be set up prior to operation. Please refer to the former chapter “Keyboard
Setup” for details.)
Press DVR key (in DVR mode) to enter virtual PTZ
DVR_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
DVR_ID: 01:.........ID of the DVR
IN: 01.....................Input of the DVR
PTZ.........................Indicates the virtual PTZ mode
Cam:0001..............Camera or PTZ ID
Switch the camera input channel: Press #* + ENTER
For returning to the DVR mode, press the DVR key again.
Change the PTZ assignment in DVR mode
If you are already in Admin-mode, you can change the assignment of the PTZ ID to the DVR input directly by pressing the NEXT key.
Set DVR ID: 01< 00 99>
DVR ID
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
DVR Input Channel
Select the DVR you need to control or modify
Output to Matrix
Press NEXT button agin to change the assignment for the DVR input and Camera ID (admin. access required)
Assign to Camera ID
Function Button
Enter DVR Menu Set
Enter Key Enter
4 Cut Hold
9 Cut Prev
16 Cut IRIS close
Zoom Wide/Tele Key
Slow Playback Aux
Start Playback ALM
Playback ON
Key Pause Autopan
Key Stop IRIS Open
Key Rewind GRP
Key Forward OFF
Keyboard Information Run
Power ON/OFF DVR *
Ch. Display 1# (#=0-9) 1+#+ENTER
Ch. Display 0# (#=0-9) 0+#+ENTER
Key Plus 3D Joystick Right
Key Minus 3D Joystick Left
Key Audio Focus Near
Key Search Focus Far
Key Next DVR ID Setting
Clear Keyboard Screen CLR
Keylock SHOT
Key Left Joystick Left
Key Right Joystick Right
Key Up Joystick Up
Key Down Joystick Down
Note:
-Setup the communitcation baud-rate, and ID
in the DVR before connection.
-To prevent signal interference, it is strongly
recommended to use an RS-485 distributor for
connection.
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DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/
PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/
PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
Termination ON
RS 485+
RS 485-
Termination OFF
Termination OFF
Termination ON
DVR
MUX
MENU
SET/
SHOT/
ALM/
GRP/
OFF/
ON/
AUTOPAN/
System Keyboard
VER34<01>
AUX/
RUN/
HOLD/
PREV/
NEXT/
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
*
0
ENTER
MON
CAM
CLR
OPEN/ BACK
FAR/
PIC.L
NEAR/ PIC.F
CLOSE/
DEL
TELE/ PgDn
WIDE/ PgUp
POWER
DVR
MUX
SYS
Rx
Tx
IRIS
FOCUS
ZOOM
RS-485 Distributor
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
Multiplexer
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
MUX_ID:01
SHOT+# 001 0001 0001
Control
Press the MUX button to enter the Multiplexer mode.
LED for MUX mode
MUX_ID:01
Press MUX button to enter Multiplexer mode
PTZ with Multiplexer in MUX mode
In MUX mode, press the MUX button again to enter virtual PTZ mode. You can control the PTZ by switching the input channel (the camera ID will also be switched accordingly).
MUX_ID:01 IN:01 PTZ Cam:001
IN: 01.....................Input 1 of the Multiplexer
PTZ.........................Indicates the control of PTZ
Cam:0001..............Camera ID
Setup the virtual PTZ control in MUX mode
MUX_ID: 01:.........ID of the Multiplexer
MUX_ID:01
Set MUX ID: 01< 00 66>
MUX ID
Monitor ID for Output
ID:01 OUT:0001 IN:01 CAM:001
MUX Input Channel
Camera ID
In MUX mode, press AUTOPAN to change the selected Multiplexer.
Select the MUX ID for setup (if more than one are installed), and
choose the desired device.
Press AUTOPAN again to setup the PTZ. (admin. access required). Press ENTER after every assignment to save the changes. Failure to do so may result in the loss of the congured settings.
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Basic Operation­Initial Screen and Self-Testing
After powered on, the dome starts the self-testing by slowly rotating and panning. After the self­test completes the initial information will be displayed on the screen.
S/N:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CLINTON V2.42 PROTOCOL: CLINTON DOME ADDRESS: 001 COMM 9600, N, 8, 1
S/N of the PTZ Software Version Protocol Dome ID Communication Parameter
The initial information will remain on the screen until a button is pressed, joystick is moved, or until “POWER UP
ACTION” initiates. See next page on
how to show Initial Info within system settings menu, and how to dene Power up action.
Open the On-Screen-Display (OSD) Menu
This dome supports OSD menu for simple conguration of device settings. To enter the OSD
menu, press [shot] 95 [enter] on the keyboard. Or call the sequence [shot] 9 [enter] twice within 3 seconds. If you encounter troubles, make sure your keyboard settings are correct for the camera you are trying to control, such as the CAM number on your keyboard matching the number assigned to the desired PTZ.
Navigation from keyboard
[IRIS OPEN] Enters the sub menu or conrms a setting
[IRIS CLOSE] Exits the selected menu item or cancels the current setting.
[UP], [DOWN] Move between menu lines, or adjust the selected value.
[RIGHT] Enter a highlighted menu item. (same as [IRIS OPEN])
[LEFT] Moves left or exit the menu item.
System Settings
MAIN MENU
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ SYSTEM SETTING --> CAMERA SETTING --> FUNCTION SETTING --> WINDOW BLANKING --> EXIT
EDIT DOME LABEL
For multiple domes in a single installation, it may be helpful to assign a name to every dome with location info. Label may contain alphanumeric values up to 16
characters long. Ensure Dome Label is set to “ON” ; see Display Setup on pg.12.
- Enter OSD and select SYSTEM SETTING
- Select EDIT DOME LABEL and enter the sub menu
SYSTEM SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ EDIT DOME LABEL --> INITIAL INFO --> DISPLAY SETUP --> MOTION --> CLEAR --> PASSWORD SETUP --> CLOCK SETTING --> COMM SETTING --> BACK EXIT
- Select LABEL and enter with [RIGHT] or [IRIS OPEN]
- The input character starts to ash, use [UP] or [DOWN] to select the desired character and [RIGHT] for next input.
- Available characters appear in the following order: “0” to “9”, “A” to “Z”, “:” , “<” , “>” , “-”, {SPACE}
- Use [LEFT] to move to previous character if needed.
- If you need to delete a character, use the {SPACE} character.
EDIT DOME LABEL
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ LABEL: DOME 1 BACK EXIT
- When nished, press [IRIS OPEN] , or use [RIGHT] to move to last
character and then navigate to BACK or EXIT to exit the editing mode.
- Select “BACK” to exit to “SYSTEM SETTING” menu.
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INITIAL INFO
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ S/N: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CLINTON V2.42 PROTOCOL: CLINTON DOME ADDRESS: 001 COMM 9600, N, 8, 1 BACK EXIT
DISPLAY SETUP
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ DOME LABEL OFF PRESET LABEL OFF ZOOM LABEL OFF ZONE LABEL OFF DIRECTION LABEL OFF TEMPERATURE LABEL OFF TIME LABEL OFF DATE LABEL OFF BACK EXIT
DOME LABEL TEMP PRESET LABEL
INITIAL INFO
Shows the serial number, current rmware version and other settings.
[BACK]: Move to previous screen
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD
DISPLAY SETUP
Customize the labels shown on the OSD
[DOME LABEL]: Shows dome label name on OSD
[PRESET LABEL]: Shows the current preset label on OSD (see pg.15; “Preset”)
[ZOOM LABEL]: Shows magnication setting on OSD
[ZONE LABEL]: Shows current zone (must rst be set up: see pg.17; “Zones”)
[DIRECTION LABEL]: Shows current direction on OSD: Displayed as (Pan: 0º-359º,
Tilt: 0º-90º)
[TEMPERATURE LABEL]: Shows current temperature inside dome on OSD
ZONE LABEL DATE DIRECTION ZOOM TIME
MOTION
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ AUTO FLIP OFF PROPORTION PAN OFF PARK TIME 000 PARK ACTION NONE POWER UP ACTION NONE FAN ENABLED 113 BACK EXIT
[TIME LABEL]: Shows current time on OSD. Displayed as Year/Month/Day.
[DATE LABEL]: Shows current date on OSD. Displayed as 24 hour clock.
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to display setup)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to display setup)
MOTION
The motion control includes the setting for Park Time action and other features.
[AUTO FLIP]: Disabling this function will limit the tilt range to 90 degrees only
[PROPORTIONAL PAN]: Pan speed adjusts accordingly to the zoom ratio. The more
the operator zooms in, the slower the pan speed. The Park Time speed will be adjusted accordingly.
[PARK TIME]: Sets the idle time in minutes, until [PARK ACTION] is activated.
[PARK ACTION]: You can select an action that will be started after certain idle time,
such as preset, tour or pattern. Select NONE to disable the function.
[POWER UP ACTION]: Instructs the dome to start a predened action when system boots up and completes the self test. This could be helpful to restore the observation after power loss.
[FAN ENABLED]: Sets the temperature limit for the internal cooling fan to start.
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to motion)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to motion)
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
CLEAR
CLEAR ALL ZONES CLEAR ALL PRESETS CLEAR ALL PATTERNS CLEAR ALL TOURS CLEAR ALL WINDOWS FACTORY DEFAULTS RESTART BACK EXIT
CLEAR
The CLEAR function resets the stored settings and controls back to factory default.
*NOTE: Pressing Right with the joystick will activate the following functions. There are no sub menus to these functions. You cannot undo the action.
[CLEAR ALL ZONES]: Clear set zones
[CLEAR ALL PRESETS]: Clear all stored preset positions
[CLEAR ALL PATTERNS]: Clear all stored pattern tours
[CLEAR ALL TOURS]: Clear all tours
[CLEAR ALL WINDOWS]: Clear all privacy masking settings
*[FACTORY DEFAULTS]: Reset all settings and return to factory settings
[RESTART]: Restarts the system, used after resetting factory defaults
[BACK]: Move to previous screen
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD
PASSWORD SETUP
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ OLD PASSWORD : ****** NEW PASSWORD : ****** CONF PASSWORD: ****** ENABLE PASSWORD OFF BACK EXIT
*NOTE: After using the FACTORY DEFAULTS option, all system settings and stored information, such as presets, tour, or patterns will be permanently erased. Please make sure this is your intention before selecting this option.
PASSWORD SETUP
In password-settings menu, you can change the password, and enable/disable the password protection function. The password function can prevent unauthorized
access to the OSD and changes to the settings. It consists of a 6 digit number from
0-9, and can be disabled if so desired.
1. To modify the password, you must input the old password. The default password is 000000.
2. Enter a new password.
3. Enter the new password again in [CONF PASSWORD] to conrm.
To set the password, move left/right to select a digit, and up/down to change the
number. When nished, press [IRIS OPEN] on the keyboard, or move the cursor
right to save the settings.
A “SUCCESS” message will appear on screen when changes are saved, or your submission is correct. An “ERROR” message will appear on screen when an incorrect
password is entered.
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CLOCK SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ TIME 13:44:30 DATE 10/03/31 BACK EXIT
COMM SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ S/N: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CONF:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SITE ID 001 COMM SPEED 9600bps PROTOCOL CLINTON BACK EXIT
CLOCK SETTING
The system is equipped with a RTC (Real-Time Clock) and can be used to display the
date/time information on the screen, or operated via schedule (see pg.18; “Time Running”). In order to use this function correctly, you must rst set up the date and
time.
[TIME]: Change the time setting. Displayed as 24hr clock.
[DATE]: Change the date setting. Displayed as Year/Month/Day.
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to clock setting)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to clock setting)
COMM SETTING
To edit settings for Site ID, baudrate, and protocol, you must rst unlock these settings
by entering the serial number again into the [CONF] eld. Protocol setting can be detected automatically.
Camera Settings
MAIN MENU
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ SYSTEM SETTING --> CAMERA SETTING --> FUNCTION SETTING --> WINDOW BLANKING --> EXIT
CAMERA SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER OFF ADVANCE SETTING --> BACK EXIT
CAMERA SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER OFF ADVANCE SETTING --> BACK EXIT
ADVANCE SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ AE MODE AUTO SHUTTER N/A IRIS N/A BRIGHT N/A WB MODE AUTO R GAIN N/A B GAIN N/A BACK EXIT
In this section, the camera and image related functions can be set.
[ZOOM SPEED]: Zoom-in speed
[DIGITAL ZOOM]: Besides the optical zoom, this PTZ is equipped with digital image
enlargement, known as digital zoom. When o, only the optical zoom will be available.
[BLC MODE]: Backlight compensation mode. Use this option when the observed object has a strong backlight such as sunlight, or other light source.
[SLOW SHUTTER]: The slow shutter allows a higher sensitivity by exposing the image sensor a longer period of time, useful when observing objects do not have much movement.
[ADVANCED SETTING]: Enters the advanced settings sub-menu for the camera. [AE MODE]: Activate auto-exposure mode for various exposure methods for
dierent environments:
- SHUTTER MODE: In shutter mode, the camera changes the shutter speed to regulate light.
- IRIS MODE: Regulate the iris-opening to control the exposure.
- BRIGHTNESS: Regulate the exposure by changing the brightness control
- AUTO: Automatically regulates the exposure modes.
[WB MODE]: The camera supports Auto, Manual, ATW, OPW, Outdoor, and Indoor modes of White Balance, which chooses the correct color of the image.
*NOTE: R gain and B gain are only editable in Manual mode.
- R GAIN: Regulates the red elements in the image color
- B GAIN: Regulates the blue elements in the image color
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Function Settings
MAIN MENU
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ SYSTEM SETTING --> CAMERA SETTING --> FUNCTION SETTING --> WINDOW BLANKING --> EXIT
FUNCTION SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ PRESETS --> SCAN --> PATTERNS --> TOUR --> ZONES --> TIME RUNNING --> BACK EXIT
PRESETS
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ PRESET NUMBER 001 SET PRESET --> SHOW PRESET CLEAR PRESET EDIT PRESET LABEL --> BACK EXIT
In the function settings, user can setup the automated PTZ functions, such as preset position, tours, scan, etc. These functions may become very useful for your surveillance application.
PRESET
Preset point is a position of PTZ which can be memorized by the device and be recalled immediately, if needed. Up to 128 preset points are supported. Quickly
recall a preset using the keyboard by pressing “SHOT”, the desired preset #, then “ENTER”. *NOTE: Assigning #95 to a preset will result in an error, as this
number is used to call up the System Settings OSD Menu.
[PRESET NUMBER]: Selected preset position
[SET PRESET]: Setup the preset position. Enter this menu, move the PTZ to
desired position, and press [IRIS OPEN] to store, or [IRIS CLOSE] to discard.
[SHOW PRESET]: This will show the current preset dened in [PRESET NUMBER]
[CLEAR PRESET]: This will delete the current preset dened in [PRESET NUMBER]
[EDIT PRESET LABEL]: Assign a name to the current preset position dened in
[PRESET NUMBER]. This label will show on the screen when called up. “Preset Label” must be set to “ON” for label to appear on-screen. See pg 12; “Display Setup”.
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to presets)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to presets)
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
SCAN
SCAN NUMBER 01 SCAN SPEED 50 SET LEFT LIMIT --> SET RIGHT LIMIT --> CLEAR SCAN RUN SCAN EDIT SCAN LABEL --> BACK EXIT
SCAN
A Scan-Tour is an automated Pan movement between 2 dened positions with
speed setting. The scan will move from the dened Left limit, to the dened Right limit in a straight path, and back again. If you wish to have your PTZ follow a more
advanced path, use one of the next two selections: “PATTERN”, or “TOUR”.
[SCAN NUMBER]: Current scan number
[SCAN SPEED]: Dene the scan speed
[SET LEFT LIMIT]: Dene the left point of the scan tour. To dene, enter the
selection and move the PTZ to desired position. Use [IRIS OPEN] to store or [IRIS CLOSE] to discard.
[SET RIGHT LIMIT]: Dene the right point of the scan tour. To dene, enter the
selection and move the PTZ to desired position. Use [IRIS OPEN] to store or [IRIS CLOSE] to discard.
[RUN SCAN]: This will run the current scan dened in [SCAN NUMBER]
[CLEAR SCAN]: This will erase the current scan dened in [SCAN NUMBER]
[EDIT SCAN LABEL]: Assign a name to the current scan dened in [SCAN NUMBER]
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
PATTERNS
PATTERN NUMBER 001 PROGRAM PATTERN --> RUN PATTERN CLEAR PATTERN EDIT PATTERN LABEL --> BACK EXIT
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to scan)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to scan)
PATTERN
A pattern-tour is a custom tour dened by recording the user’s actions up to 180 seconds per tour. This camera can support up to 4 pattern tours.
[PATTERN NUMBER]: Current pattern number
[PROGRAM PATTERN]: Record the pattern tour. Enter this menu to start the tour
recording, when nished, press [IRIS OPEN] to store.
[RUN PATTERN]: This will run the current pattern dened in [PATTERN NUMBER]
[CLEAR PATTERN]: This will erase the current pattern dened in [PATTERN
NUMBER]
[EDIT PATTERN LABEL]: Assign a name to the current pattern dened in [PATTERN NUMBER]
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to pattern)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to pattern)
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TOUR
TOUR NUMBER 001 EDIT TOUR --> RUN TOUR CLEAR TOUR BACK EXIT
TOUR
A Tour is an automated cruising through selected preset positions with individual speed settings and dwell times. This PTZ supports up to 4 tours with 24 positions each. *NOTE: Before a tour can be properly set up, you must rst dene your
preset points you wish to include in the tour (see page 16 “Presets”).
A tour sequence will repeat until interrupted by a movement of the joystick after it reaches a preset point, or until another command is entered (ie.
[SHOT]95[ENTER] to enter menu).
[TOUR NUMBER]: Current tour number
PO-S-TM PO-S-TM PO-S-TM
EDIT TOUR
00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 BACK EXIT
ZONES
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ ZONE NUMBER 001 SET LEFT LIMIT --> SET RIGHT LIMIT --> CLEAR ZONE EDIT ZONE LABEL --> BACK EXIT
[EDIT TOUR]: Edit the current selected tour as dened in [TOUR NUMBER] Tour Editing:
PO: The preset position being included in the tour. If there is no preset position stored, please exit, and dene presets before continuing.
S: The speed in which the PTZ moves to this preset. The value is between
1(slow)-8(fast).
TM: The dwell time before the PTZ moves to the next point. Given in seconds. (Up to 60 sec.)
[RUN TOUR]: This will run the current tour dened in [TOUR NUMBER]
[CLEAR TOUR]: This will erase the current tour dened in [TOUR NUMBER]
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to tour)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to tour)
ZONES
The zone function allows user to dene a perimeter with a name tag. The perimeter is dened by setting a Left, and Right end of a desired area. When the camera enters this area, the name will be displayed on the screen, which provides better orientation in surveillance applications. Up to 8 zones are supported. Make
sure “Zone Label” is set to “ON” in Display Setup; see pg12.
[ZONE NUMBER]: Current zone number
[SET LEFT LIMIT]: Dene the left point of the zone
[SET RIGHT LIMIT]: Dene the right point of the zone
[CLEAR ZONE]: This will erase the current zone dened in [ZONE NUMBER]
[EDIT ZONE LABEL]: Assign a name to the current zone dened in [ZONE NUMBER]
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to zones)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to zones)
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TIME RUNNING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ TIME CHANNEL 1 START TIME 00:00 END TIME 00:00 RUNNING NONE BACK EXIT
TIME RUNNING
The time running function is a scheduled start for predened action, such as preset tour, scan tour, etc. This PTZ supports up to 4 schedules. Before setting this function,
please make sure that the system time has been set correctly (see clock setting; pg14)
[TIME CHANNEL]: Current schedule number
[START TIME]: Start time of selected schedule as dened in [TIME CHANNEL]
[END TIME]: End time of selected schedule as dened in [TIME CHANNEL]
[RUNNING]: Dene the action to be started. Select None to deactivate the function.
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to time running)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to time running)
Window Blanking
WINDOW BLANKING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ WINDOW NUMBER 01 EDIT WINDOW --> ENABLE WINDOW ON CLEAR WINDOW BACK EXIT
The Window Blanking function is used to protect the privacy in the observed area, as
this may be required by law for certain applications. It is also known as “Privacy Masking”,
which covers the selected area with a blank window. This PTZ supports up to 25 masking windows.
[WINDOW NUMBER]: Current window number
[EDIT WINDOW]: Edit the current masking window as dened in [WINDOW NUMBER]
1. Center the area you wish to mask on the screen by using the joystick.
2. Press iris open to enter window blanking edit.
3. Use the [UP], and [DOWN] movements to increase or decrease the height of the window mask.
4. Use [LEFT], or [RIGHT] to decrease or increase the width of the window mask.
5. Press [IRIS OPEN] to save the mask.
[CLEAR WINDOW]: Clear the current masking window as dened in [WINDOW NUMBER]
[BACK]: Move to previous screen (doing so will save your changes to time window
blanking)
[EXIT]: Exit the OSD (doing so will save your changes to window blanking)
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OSD Map
OSD MENU INDEX
SYSTEM SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ EDIT DOME LABEL --> INITIAL INFO --> DISPLAY SETUP --> MOTION --> CLEAR --> PASSWORD SETUP --> CLOCK SETTING --> COMM SETTING --> BACK EXIT
EDIT DOME LABEL
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ LABEL: DOME 1 BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ S/N: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CLINTON V2.42 PROTOCOL: CLINTON DOME ADDRESS: 001 COMM 9600, N, 8, 1 BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ DOME LABEL OFF PRESET LABEL OFF ZOOM LABEL OFF ZONE LABEL OFF DIRECTION LABEL OFF TEMPERATURE LABEL OFF TIME LABEL OFF DATE LABEL OFF BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ AUTO FLIP OFF PROPORTION PAN OFF PARK TIME 000 PARK ACTION NONE POWER UP ACTION NONE FAN ENABLED 113 BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ CLEAR ALL ZONES CLEAR ALL PRESETS CLEAR ALL PATTERNS CLEAR ALL TOURS CLEAR ALL WINDOWS FACTORY DEFAULTS RESTART BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ OLD PASSWORD : ****** OLD PASSWORD : ****** OLD PASSWORD : ****** ENABLE PASSWORD OFF BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ OLD PASSWORD : ****** OLD PASSWORD : ****** OLD PASSWORD : ****** ENABLE PASSWORD OFF BACK EXIT
INITIAL INFO
DISPLAY SETUP
MOTION
CLEAR
PASSWORD SETUP
PASSWORD SETUP
MAIN MENU
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ SYSTEM SETTING --> CAMERA SETTING --> FUNCTION SETTING --> WINDOW BLANKING --> EXIT
CAMERA SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ ZOOM SPEED HIGH DIGITAL ZOOM ON BLC MODE OFF SLOW SHUTTER OFF ADVANCE SETTING --> BACK EXIT
ADVANCE SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ AE MODE AUTO SHUTTER N/A IRIS N/A BRIGHT N/A WB MODE AUTO R GAIN N/A B GAIN N/A BACK EXIT
FUNCTION SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ PRESETS --> SCAN --> PATTERNS --> TOUR --> ZONES --> TIME RUNNING --> BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ PRESET NUMBER 001 SET PRESET --> SHOW PRESET CLEAR PRESET EDIT PRESET LABEL --> BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ SCAN NUMBER 01 SCAN SPEED 50 SET LEFT LIMIT --> SET RIGHT LIMIT --> CLEAR SCAN RUN SCAN EDIT SCAN LABEL --> BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ PATTERN NUMBER 001 PROGRAM PATTERN --> RUN PATTERN CLEAR PATTERN EDIT PATTERN LABEL --> BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ TOUR NUMBER 001 EDIT TOUR --> RUN TOUR CLEAR TOUR BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ ZONE NUMBER 001 SET LEFT LIMIT --> SET RIGHT LIMIT --> CLEAR ZONE EDIT ZONE LABEL --> BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ TIME CHANNEL 1 START TIME 00:00 END TIME 00:00 RUNNING NONE BACK EXIT
PRESETS
SCAN
PATTERNS
TOUR
ZONES
TIME RUNNING
WINDOW BLANKING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ WINDOW NUMBER 01 EDIT WINDOW --> ENABLE WINDOW ON CLEAR WINDOW BACK EXIT
EDIT PRESET LABEL
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ LABEL: PRESET-001 BACK EXIT
EDIT SCAN LABEL
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ LABEL: AUTOSCAN1 BACK EXIT
EDIT PATTERN LABEL
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ LABEL: PATTERN1 BACK EXIT
PO-S-TM PO-S-TM PO-S-TM 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 00-0-00 BACK EXIT
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ LABEL: ZONE-1 BACK EXIT
EDIT TOUR
ZONES
COMM SETTING
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ­ S/N: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX CONF:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SITE ID 001 COMM SPEED 9600bps PROTOCOL CLINTON BACK EXIT
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Specications
Model CE-PTZ10X
Signal Format PAL / NTSC
Scanning Progressive
Image Sensor 1/4 inch Ex-View CCD
H. Resolution 540 TVL
Viewing Angle 46.0 º (Wide end)
Zoom 10 x Optical / 12 x Digital
Min. Illumination 1.0Lx (typical) - (F1.8, 50 IRE)
Focus Auto / Manual
White Balance Auto / Manual (ATW, Indoor, Outdoor, One Push WB, Manual WB)
Shutter Speed 1 to 1/10,000 Sec. 22 steps
Iris Control Auto / Manual / Auto Slow Shutter
Gain Control Auto / Manual (-3 to 28 dB, 2 dB steps)
Video Output VBS: 1.0Vp-p (Sync Negative), Y / C Output
S/N Ratio More than 50 dB
Pan Speed 0.4 º - 300 º per Sec.
Tilt Speed 0.4 º - 150 º per Sec.
Pan Range 360 º
Tilt Range 0 - 90 º
Communication RS-485, multiple-protocol, coax
Preset Positions 128 Presets
Auto Pan Yes, between 2 presets
Tour / Sequence 4 progr. Tours with max 32 presets / 4 Patterns up to 180s
Privacy Mask 24 Position / 8 Position per Screen
Operating Temp. Outdoor: -40 ºF to 140ºF / Indoor: 14ºF to 122ºF
Power DC 12V / AC 24V
4.6 º (Tele end)
If you have trouble operating your camera and the guidelines in this manual do not enable you to
solve the problem, contact Clinton Electronics Technical Support at 1-800-549-6393 or 815-633-1444.
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