Cyber Controller Instruction Manual

Cyber Controller

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Please read this manual thoroughly before use and keep it handy for future reference.

WARNINGS and CAUTIONS

WARNINGS

x TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK.

- DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

- DO NOT INSERT ANY MEALMETALLIC OBJECTS THROUGH THE VENTILATION GRILLS OR OTHERS
OPENINGS ON THE EQUIPMENT.

CAUTIONS

EXPLANATION OF GRAPHICAL SYMBOLS

The lighting flash with arrowhead symbol, within a triangle, is intended to alert the user
to the presence of un-insulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that
may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instruction in the literature
accompanying the product.

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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 USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

THIS CLASS A DIGITAL APPARATUS COMPLIES WITH CANADIAN ICES-003.

CET APPAREIL NUMERIQUE DE LA CLASSE A EST CONFORME A LA NORME NMB-00 3 DU CANADA.

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.

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

 Please install the product on a completely flat floor.

- Always check the strength and stability of the installation location.

- Do not drop the appliance on the floor. This may result in damage or injury.

 Do not attempt to disassemble the appliance. To prevent electric shock, do not remove screws or

covers.

- There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Contact qualified service personnel for

maintenance.

 Stop using the appliance if there appears to be any operational problem.

- Immediately turn the power off to the appliance if there is any abnormal condition such as

smoke or unusual smells.

- Continuing to use the appliance under abnormal conditions may result in serious damage.

 Always use the recommended power.

- Using incorrect power source ratings may result in fire, electric shock, or damage.

 Always handle the connection cable with care.

- Never damage or modify the connection cable.

- Do not pull, expose to heat, or place heavy objects on the connection cable.

- Non-observance of these warnings may result in fire, electric shock or damage.

 Never use the appliance in places where there are flammable materials.

- Never use the appliance in places where flammable materials such as gas are used.

This may result in fire, explosion, and other serious accidents.

 Never touch un-insulated parts with wet hands.

- Touching un-insulated parts with wet hands may result in serious electric shock.

 Never expose the appliance to water or moisture.

- If the appliance gets wet, immediately turn the power off.

- Stop using the appliance if it gets wet. Contact the manufacturer immediately.

 Use the appliance indoors only.

- Do not place the appliance outdoors or expose it to rain or moisture.

- If dropped in water, the appliance may be corroded and damage.

 Do not use the appliance where there is excessive dust, smoke, or moisture.

- Using the appliance under such conditions may result in fire, electric shock or serious damage.

 If the controller body gets dirty, turn the power off and wipe the surface with a soft cloth.

- Do not use chemical agents such as alcohol or benzene.

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TABLE of CONTENTS

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS 2
COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

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CE COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

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1. INTRODUCTION

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2. PACKAGE CONTENTS 7

3. INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION

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3.1 Basic Configuration of DVR & Cyber Controller 8

3.2 Basic Configuration of Matrix System & Cyber Controller

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3.3 The Example of Multi Configuration 10

4. OPERATING CONTROLS 11

4.1 Front View 11

4.2 Rear View 12

4.3 Operation by Part 13

5. OPERATION 16

5.1 POWER 16

5.2 DVR, Camera ID & Monitor NO. Selection 16

5.3 SYSTEM SETUP 17

5.3.1 SYSTEM INFO 17

5.3.2 PASSWORD SETUP 18

5.3.3 BACK LIGHT TIME 19

5.3.4 FACTORY DEFAULT 19

5.3.5 SYSTEM RESET 19

5.3.6 CAMERA SETUP 20

5.3.7 DVR SETUP 22

5.4 LOCK 24

5.4.1 LOCK SETTING 24

5.4.2 LOCK CANCEL 24

6. DIMENSION 25

7. SPECIFICATION 26

APPENDIX A – The List of GLB(Short) Key

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APPENDIX B – Trouble Shooting

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APPENDIX C – OPTIONAL ITEM

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1. INTRODUCTION

The Cyber Controller, Cyber Scan Dome, Video Matrix System & Digital Video Recorder make up the
building blocks for any surveillance/security system. Using a multiple Cyber Controller and multiple
dome cameras, no place is too large for monitoring and recording. Extendable and flexible
architecture facilitates remote control functions for a variety of external switching devices such as
DVR, Matrix System and Cyber Scan Dome Camera.

FEATURES

＊ 128 Monitor Control, 255 DVR Control, 999 Camera Control

＊ Built in Jog shuttle for easy playback

＊ Built in joystick for easy control of Zoom In/Out, Pan/Tilt

＊ Multi Protocol Built In (Cyber Scan (I,II) / P-D / P-P)

＊ Easy extension up to 6 different slave controller (Recommendable)

＊ RS-485/422 Communications (Max. 1.2Km)

＊ LED indicator for power, alarm, communication input etc.

How to operate with Cyber Controller?

1) Cyber Scan Dome Camera

＊ Built in 3 Axis Joystick
＊ Built in Pan/Tilt, Zoom In/Out Controls
＊ Focus Near/Far, IRIS Open/Close
＊ Main Menu Set Up Available
＊ Preset, Auto Scan, Tour and Pattern Controls
＊ RS-485 or RS-422 Operation
＊ Easy Wiring Connection and Operation
＊ Quick Preset Set Up and Recall

2) DVR Control (4Ch, 9Ch and 16Ch)

＊ Built in Jog shuttle
＊ Various Function Key t o control DVR
＊ Image Sequence/Multi Screen/Freeze/ESC/Menu Available
＊ Control REC, STOP, Reverse Playback, Play Button
＊ Main Menu Set Up Available
＊ Multi Camera Control Available (Max. 999)
＊ Direct Connection from Junction box for easy wiring
＊ Slave Controller Extendable

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1. INTRODUCTION

3) Video Matrix System (16Ch, 32Ch)

＊ 16Ch Input 4 Monitor Output / 32Ch Input 8 Monitor Output
＊ 16Ch Alarm Input (1U, Alar m Device as an accessory)
＊ 32Ch Alarm Input (2U,Built in the case)
＊ Direct Connection with DVR, VDA etc
＊ Easy extension using RJ-45 Cable
＊ RS-422/485 PTZ Connection and RS-232 PC Control
＊ Equal video strength for all outputs
＊ Color or B&W compatible

Precautions for proper Operation

＊ Do not install the unit a place subject to direct sunlight, excessive moisture, dust or vibrations

where ventilation is poor.

＊ Please use the unit in the range of a guarantee temperature and humidity of operation.
＊ Please set ID of a camera as the same number as the input channel to DVR.

2. PACKAGE CONTENTS

The Cyber Controller contains the following.

① Cyber Controller Unit ------- 1 ② Junction Box ------- 1

③ RJ-45 Cable ------- 2 ④ Instruction Manual ----- 1

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3. INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION

3.1 Basic Configuration of DVR & Cyber Controller

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Junction Box

3. INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION

3.2 Basic Configuration of Matrix System & Cyber Controller

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Junction Box

3. INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION

3.3 The Example of Multi Configuration

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4. OPERATING CONTROLS

4.1 Front View

① LED Indicator ⑨ PTZ Keypad
② DVR Keypad ⑩ Joy Stick
③ DVR Playback ⑪ Controller Keypad
④ Jog Shuttle ⑫ SHIFT Button
⑤ CTRL Button ⑬ Zoom/Focus/IRIS
⑥ Numeric Button ⑭ 4 Line LCD
⑦ Special Key ⑮ Brand Logo
⑧ Matrix Keypad

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4. OPERATING CONTROLS

4.2 Rear View

① RS-232 : This connector port is provided to connect the external modem for remote
monitoring, configuration and software upgrades. Use a modem cable with

ADB-9S(female) connector to connect to the Cyber controller.

Notice : A Modem cable not supplied so make certain you have the correct cable when you

connect to the Cyber controller.

② ID DIP Switch : It is used to select Cyber controller ID.

③ RJ-45 JACK (IN/OUT)

IN : Data Input port from the slave controller.
OUT : Data output port to the another devices, dome camera, matrix, DVR etc.

④ DC 12V Jack : DC 12V/1A Power Input jack.

Note : - You must use the adaptor provided with the product. Otherwise it would not work.

(DC 12V, 1A)

- We do not provide the power cord.

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4. OPERATING CONTROLS

4.3 Operation by Part
LEDs Part

CAM : The Camera status indication.
DVR : The DVR status Indication.
MON : The Monitor(Matrix switcher) status Indication.
TX/RX : Communication status indication.
POWER : Turned on while the power is supplied.
SHIFT : Turned on when SHIFT button is pressed.
ALARM : Turned on when an alarm is activated.

DVR Function Part

MUL TI : It is used to sele ct the Quad screen. Whenever this

button is pressed, the live screen status varies. In addition,
the user can operate the live screen to move to his/her
desired mode. A channel selection button is used to move
from the Quad screen to the full screen.
It is used to move to the Window mode and Full-Screen mode
during playback.

SEQ : It is used to move automatically from the live screen to

each channel in a sequential manner. In this case, Menu sets
the transition time for each channel.

FREEZE : It is used to bring the live screen to a temporary stop

in the full-screen mode or in the Quad mode.

ESC : It is used to escape from the OSD menu to an upper mode

or exit the present menu.
It is used to exit the Search mode.
It is used to exit the PTZ mode.

ALARM : This key will reset the alarm buzzer from the DVRs.
ZOOM : it is used to enlarge or reduce images.
PANORAMA : It is used to sequentially search screens per

frame in the Playback mode.

MENU : It is used to set DVR configurations.
REC : It allows for recording
STOP : It is used to exit the Playback mode.
F1/F2 : Function 1,2

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4. OPERATING CONTROLS

DVR Search Part

SEARCH : It is used to search the stored video data.

▶/ ll : It is used to activate the searched video data or bring
them to a temporary stop.
◀◀REW : It allows data to be wounded in the reverse

direction during retrieval.

FF▶▶ : It allows searched data to be played out at higher

speeds than the normal speed.

Jog : It is used to search by 1 Frame.
Shuttle : Same with REW,FF button

Miscellaneous Buttons Part

CTRL : Combination button for another function
Numeric : Select Camera ID, DVR ID or Monitor No.
CLR : Clear/Erase previous input.
ENT : It is used to select for set up Menu.
CAM : It is used to select the Camera No.
DVR : It is used to select the DVR No.
MON : It is used to select the Monitor No.

Controller Function Part

SHIFT : Combination button for another function
SETUP : It is used to setup the Controller’s configurations.
LOCK : It is used to lock all Controller functions.

Matrix Function Part

CH : It is used to select the channel.
GROUP : It is used for the Group function or Page Up in menu.
SEQ : It is used for the Sequence function or Page Down in

menu.

MENU : : It is used to set Matrix Switcher’s configurations.
ENT : It is used to save & exit or go to next menu
ESC : It is used to exit without saving in menu or go to previous

menu.

+/- : It is used to change values.

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4. OPERATING CONTROLS

PTZ Camera Function Part

PRESET : It is used to set the Preset function.
TOUR : It is used to set the Tour function.
PTRN : It is used to set the Pattern function.
SCAN : It is used to set the Auto Scan function.
MENU : It is used to select the Set up Menu. It is also used to

execute or close Menu.

HOME : It is used to set the Home function.
QMAP : Quick Mapping function. It is used to call a User

Defined function.

GLB : It is used to call the Global function.
FILP : Rotate PAN by 180 degree.

ZOOM/FOCUS/IRIS Part

ZOOM In/Out : It is used to enlarge or reduce images by

adjusting the lens.

FOCUS Near/Far : It is used to adjust the Focus.
IRIS Open/Close : It is used to adjust the IRIS.

Joystick Part

User can pan/tilt cameras by moving Joy Stick up/down and
twist.
Once user enters Menu, Joy Stick can be used to scroll the
sub-menu.

LCD Part

① Indication of DVR ID
② Indication of CAM ID

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③ Status Indication of INPUT
④ Indication of MON ID
⑤ Status Indication of PRST/TOUR/PTRN/SCAN/HOME
⑥ Indication of Protocol/Baud Rate
⑦ Status Indication of DVR

① DVR:001 ② CAM:0001
③ INPUT? : ④ MON:001
⑤ PRST:319 ⑥ CS-I:9600
⑦ DISPLAY

5. OPERATION

5.1 Power

Turn on the controller power after all domes have initialized (wait at least 30 seconds)

1. Input 12VDC 1A to the Cyber controller & junction box

2. Connect Cyber controller and the junction box by RJ-45 Cable.

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BOOTLOADER VXX DVR & DOME & MATRIX

H/W VER : VX.XX

38400 PO (ID:01) S/W VER : VX.XX

CONTROL UNIT

Confirm version

INPUT PASSWORD INPUT PASSWORD CURRENT STATUS
INPUT? : CORRECT PASSWORD MASTER MODE

Factory default password : 8888

CONFIG ENT : SKIP CURRENT STATUS

DVR:001 CAM:0001

MASTER : 1 SLAVE : 2 MASTER MODE

INPUT? : MON:001
PRST:319 CS-I:9600

* Press ENT : Return to the Latest Mode

DISPLAY

* Press 1 : Master Controller Mode
* Press 2 : Slave Controller Mode

5.2 DVR, Camera ID & Monitor NO. Selection

Input the ID number

and Press DVR or CAM or MON

* DVR ID : Input DVR ID number and Press DVR button.
* Camera ID : Input Camera ID number and Press CAM button.
* Monitor NO. : Input Monitor ID number and Press MON button.

DVR:001 CAM:0001 DVR:012 CAM:0002
INPUT? : MON:001 INPUT? : MON:005
PRST:319 CS-I:9600 PRST:319 CS-I:9600
DISPLAY DISPLAY

5. OPERATION

* How to control On-Screen Menu Utility

Action Function

SETUP button Call the controller SETUP menu.

Joystick right Go into the sub-menu items or select current item.

Navigate the cursor up or down.

Joystick up/down

Go to previous or next item.
Up count/down count

Twist the Joystick
CLR,ESC button Exit without saving.

Go to previous menu.

ENT button Save & Exit

5.3 SYSTEM SETUP

Press SETUP button to setup the system of the controller. Below screen shows the controller setup

menu.

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* Push the joystick to the up/down and

Push the joystick to the right.

5.3.1 SYSTEM INFO
The Cyber controller’s SETUP menu provides essential information about the Cyber controller.
When you see the screen, you can determine the controller type, software version.

SN : Serial Number

ID : Controller Address(ID)
H/W : Hardware Version
S/W : Software Version

SN : GXXXXXX
ID : 001
H/W : VX.XX
S/W : VX.XX

1. SYSTEM INFO

2. PASSWORD SETUP

3. BACKLIGHT TIME

4. FACTORY DEFAULT

5. SYSTEM RESET

6. CAMERA SETUP

7. DVR SETUP

5. OPERATION

5.3.2 PASSWOR D SE TUP
When you want to change the password, you can change the password in password setup menu.
The unit requires the initial password before operation. The factory default password is 8888.

CURRENT PASSWORD

① Input the current password and Press ENT button.

INPUT? :

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② Input the new password and Press ENT button.

NEW PASSWORD
INPUT? :

CONFIRM PASSWORD

③ Input the new password again and Press ENT button.

INPUT? :

5. OPERATION

5.3.3 BACKLIGHT TIME SETUP

You may determine backlight turn-on time.

BACKLIGHT TIME: 011

While the Cyber controller is in idle mode,

(11~255 SECS)

The backlight will be turned off automatically

INPUT? :

after backlight time.

1: SAVE 2: EXIT

5.3.4 FACTORY DEFAULT

This all data is initialized.

DO YOU WA NT TO

Note : Be careful to select this mode since you can not

revert the current data forever.

INITIALIZE ALL DATA?

1: YES 2: NO

5.3.5 SYSTEM RESET

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The controller restarts the system. But all saved data is not
initialized.

DO YOU WA NT TO
RESTART TH E SYST E M?

1: YES 2: NO

5. OPERATION

5.3.6 CAMERA SETUP

Set up Camera ID Range, the Protocol , Baud Rate of the Camera, and Output Port.
You can select Individual Setup or Whole Setup. Navigate the Cursor by pushing the joy stick up or
down. Cursor moves to the desired position.

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CAM ID Setting: You can select the camera ID which you need to choose from CAM ID to CAM ID.
Input the Camera ID number
and Press ENT

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Push the joystick right.

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COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL Setting: In the Camera ID Range, You should choose the

Communication Protocol. To navigate and choose the communication protocol, push the joystick
left/right or twist the joy stick clockwise/counterclockwise.

Push the joystick left/right

or twist the joystick

clockwise/counterclockwise.

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BAUD RATE Setting: In the Camera ID Range, You need to decide the Baud Rate.
To navigate and choose the Baud Rate, push the joystick left/right or twist the joy stick
clockwise/counterclockwise.

Push the joystick left/right

or twist the joystick

clockwise/counterclockwise.

Protocol

CYBER SCAN I
CYBER SCAN II
P-D TYPE
P-P TYPE
S-D DOME

BAUD RATE

2400 BPS
4800 BPS
9600 BPS
38400 BPS

→ CAM ID:[001 – 001] → CAM ID:[999 -– 999]

COMM.:CYBER SCAN I COMM.:CYBER SCAN I
BAUD :9600 BPS BAUD :9600 BPS

PORT :RS-485 PORT :RS-485

CAM ID:[999 – 999]

→COMM.:CYBER SCAN I

BAUD :9600 BPS

PORT :RS-485

CAM ID:[999 – 999]
COMM.:CYBER SCAN I

→BAUD :9600 BPS

PORT :RS-485

5. OPERATION

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PORT Setting: In the Camera ID Range, You need to select the port. To navigate and choose the

Baud Rate, push the joystick left/right or twist the joy stick clockwise/counterclockwise. If you
set the controller to RS-232, controller sends the data through the RS-232 port. If you choose RS­485/422, it sends the Communication protocol through the OUT port.

Push the joystick left/right

CAM ID:[999 – 999]

PORT

or twist the joystick

COMM.:CYBER SCAN I

RS-485

clockwise/counterclockwise.

BAUD :9600 BPS

RS-422

→PORT :RS-485

RS-232

⑤ STORE THE CAMERA SETUP

CAM ID:[999 – 999] DO YOU WANT TO

Press ENT

COMM.:CYBER SCAN I SA VE ALL DA TA?
BAUD :9600 BPS

1: SAVE 2: EXIT

→PORT :RS-485

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Move the cursor to No.1

and Press ENT

DO YOU WANT TO

CHANGE COMPLETE..

SA VE ALL DA TA?

1: SAVE 2: EXIT

5. OPERATION

5.3.7 DVR SETUP
Set up DVR ID Range, the Protocol , Baud Rate of the DVR, and Output Port.
You can select Individual Setup or Whole Setup. Navigate the Cursor by pushing the joy stick up or
down. Cursor moves to the desired position.

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DVR ID Setting : You can select the DVR ID which you want to set from DVR ID to DVR ID.
Input the Camera ID number
and Press ENT

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→ DVR ID:[001 – 001] → DVR ID:[255 -– 255]

Push the joystick right.

COMM.:ENBEDDED DVR COMM.: ENBEDDED DVR
BAUD :9600 BPS BAUD :9600 BPS

PORT :RS-485 PORT :RS-485

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COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL Setting : There is only Embedded DVR protocol.

DVR ID:[255 – 255]

→COMM.:EMBEDDED DVR

BAUD :9600 BPS

PORT :RS-485

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BAUD RATE Setting : In the DVR ID Range, You need to decide the baud rate.

To navigate and choose the baud rate, push the joystick left/right or twist the joy stick
clockwise/counterclockwise.

Push the joystick left/right

DVR ID:[255 – 255]

BAUD RATE

or twist the joystick

COMM.:EMBEDDED DVR

2400 BPS

clockwise/counterclockwise.

→BAUD :9600 BPS

4800 BPS

PORT :RS-485

9600 BPS
38400 BPS

5. OPERATION

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PORT Setting : In the DVR ID Range, You need to select the port. To navigate and choose the

Baud Rate, push the joystick left/right or twist the joy stick clockwise/counterclockwise. If you
set the controller to RS-232, controller sends the protocol through the RS-232 port. If you choose
RS-485/422, it sends the Communication protocol through the OUT port.

Push the joystick left/right

DVR ID:[255 – 255]

PORT

or twist the joy stick

COMM.:EMBEDDED DVR

RS-485

clockwise/counterclockwise.

BAUD :9600 BPS

RS-422

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⑤ STORE THE DVR SETUP

Press ENT

Move the cursor to No.1

and Press ENT

RS-232

PORT :R→ S-485

DVR ID:[255 – 255] DO YOU WANT TO
COMM.:EMBEDDED DVR SAVE ALL DA TA?
BAUD :9600 BPS

1: SAVE 2: EXIT

→PORT :RS-485

DO YOU WANT TO
SA VE ALL DA TA?

1: SAVE 2: EXIT

CHANGE COMPLETE..

5. OPERATION

5.4 LOCK

If you don’t want another person (not authorized) to manipulate the controller, you can lock the

Cyber controller by pressing LOCK button.

5.4.1 Lock Setting

Input the current password and Press ENT

Press LOCK

DVR:001 CAM:0001 LOCK SETTING? :

INPUT?

INPUT? : MON:001
PRST:319 CS-I:9600
DISPLAY

LOCK SETTING? : LOCK MODE

INPUT?

CORRECT PASSWORD

5.4.2 Lock Cancel

Input the current password

and Press ENT

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LOCK MODE
INPUT?

LOCK MODE
CORRECT PASSWORD

DVR:001 CAM:0001
INPUT: MON:001
PRST:319 CS-I:9600
DISPLAY

6. DIMENSION

A. Cyber Controller

B. Junction Box

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7.SPECIFICATION

Model Name Cyber Controller

Screen 4 Line LCD
Jog Shuttle Built-In
Controls 3X Axis Joy Stick Built In
Pan/Tilt Pan : Left/Right, Tilt : Up/Down
Key Features Zoom In/Out, Focus Near/Far, IRIS Open/Close,

DVR / Matrix /Cyber Scan Dome control,

Slave Controller Extendable
Multi-Protocol Cyber Scan (I,II) / P-D / P-P
Connection RJ-45 Connection via Junction Box or Ma trix/DVR
Communication RS-485 or RS-422
Communication Speed Baud Rate : 9600bps (OPT : 38400, 4800, 2400)
Operating Distance 1.2Km
PTZ/DVR/MON
Control No.

999 / 255 / 128

Power 12VDC 1A
Port RJ-45 X 2 (In, Out), RS-232 X 1
Material Plastic Cover
Finish Sanding and Spray
Temperature

0~50℃ (32~122℉)
Humidity 0~95% RH Non-condensing
Dimension 370(W) X 233(D) X 105(H)
Weight 1,500g

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APPENDIX B - The List of GLB(Short) Key

If you use Cyber Scan dome camera and Cyber controller, you can use the following GLB short cut
key for the easy operations without accessing the main menu of the dome unit. (Cyber Scan protocol
only)

Note : Press GLB button, after press the numeric button. This function is available subject to

Global mode on, in the main menu.

GLB Key Function On/Off RMK

1. Camera Function
11 Privacy Zone Off
12 On
13 Over Tilt Off
14 On
20 Day/Night Auto
21 Off
22 On
23 Digital Zoom Off
24 On
25 Back Light Off
26 On
27 WB ATW
28 (White Balance) Indoor
29 Outdoor
31 Flicker less Off
32 On
33 Auto Focus Auto
34 Manual
35 BMB Mode Off
36 On

2. Display Functions (OSD)
71 All Display Off
72 On
73 Zoom Magnitude On/Off Toggle
74 Dome ID On/Off Toggle
75 Dome Mode On/Off Toggle
76 Pan/Tilt Angle On/Off Toggle

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APPENDIX B - The List of GLB(Short) Key

77 Area Title On/Off Toggle
78 Operation Title On/Off Toggle
79 Flag Display On/Off Toggle
80 Time Display On/Off Toggle

3. Dome Operations Functions
81 Flip Off
82 On
83 Mirror/Reverse Off
84 Flip

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APPENDIX B - Trouble Shooting

If problems occur, verify the installation of the camera with the instructions in this manual and with
other operating equipment. Isolate the problem to the specific pieces of equipment in the system and
refer to the equipment manual for further in formation.

Problem Possible Solution

a. Press 5 button then DVR button when you forget

the password once the controller is turned off then
on. The controller will be initialized to Default
Password, 8888.

If you forget the password

a. Please check the ID, Protocol, Baud Rate and

Address of the camera and then clarify of them in
the controller.

If the camera is not working

b. Please check the wiring connection between the

controller and the junction box.

a. Please check the main power and power If the controller is not

working consumption of the controller unit.

b. Please check if the controller is in the lock mode.

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APPENDIX C-OPTIONAL ITEM

A. Cyber Scan Dome Camera B. Cyber Scan Pre-Pack Dome Camera

C. Digital Video Recorder D. Video Matrix System

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MEMO

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