Inter-M HDCC-400 User Manual

Operation Manual

Pan/Tilt Zoom Controller

HDCC-400

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1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (includ­ing amplifiers) that produce heat.

9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two
blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding
prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit
into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles,
and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus
combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the
apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is
damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the
apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or
has been dropped.

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Chapter 1 — Introduction

1.1 Features

This keyboard controller is capable of controlling dome cameras and providing remote control functions for
a variety of external switching devices such as Multiplexers, Digital Video Recorders etc.
A combination of 4 Keyboard controllers and 5 Multiplexers comprises a small matrix system (64x4) using
its remote control functions and programmable macro functions.

 Variable speed control joystick with zoom controlling handle.

 Program and recall programmed preset positions, auto scan, tour, pattern, from the selected dome

camera.

 Two levels of password are supported for higher security, administrator and user.

 Up to 254 dome cameras controllable including 64 dome cameras with Alarm mode.

 Multiplexers (Max 255) and DVR system (Max 99) can be controlled remotely at each KBD controller

regardless Master or Slave.

 Using 3~5 multiplexers and 4 Keyboard controllers, 32~64x4 matrix system can be configured.

 Up to 3 slave of the same type keyboard controllers can be connected to the master keyboard.

 Battery backed-up clock displays real time on the LCD screen.

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Up to two dome cameras’ programmed data can be downloaded to nonvolatile memory space, and
later uploaded to the new dome camera.

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The dome with the ID up to 3999 can be controlled.

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Scan range option: 32, 254, 3999.

Figure 1 – Typical system Configuration

1.2 Package Contents

The package contains the following.

Description

Q’ty

Keyboard controller

1

Instruction manual

1

12VDC Power supply (SMPS)

1

Power Cord

1

1.3 Required Installation Tools

No special tools are required to install the KBD controller. Refer to the installation manuals for the other

items that make up part of your system.

1.4 Connectors

DOME2

DOME1

DATA2 DATA1

DC12V

RS232

G +G +

CONNECTOR

USAGE

RS232

RS232:DVR/UPGRADE

DOME2

RS485:DOME/DVR/MULTIPLEXER/SLAVE KEYBOARD

DOME1

RS485:DOME

DATA2

FOR JUNCTION BOX ONLY

DATA1

FOR JUNCTION BOX ONLY

DC12V

FOR POWER SUPPLY

NOTE: DON’T CONNECT THE DATA1 PORT AND DC12V PORT TOGETHER.

Chapter 2 — Installation and Configuration

2.1 Basic Configuration of Fastrax Dome System.

Figure 2 – Basic installation diagram

2.2 Configuration with DVR.

Figure 3 –installation diagram with DVR

2.3 Configuration with MUX.

Figure 4 –installation diagram with MUX

2.4 Configuration of Master and Slave Keyboards.

Figure 5 –Master and Slave keyboard connection

Note: Connect the DOME1 port of all slave keyboards to the DOME2 port of the master keyboard and set the

DIP SW 1 and 2 as the figure above.

Without J-BOX

Master Keyboard Setting

Slave Keyboard Setting

1.

1. Dip switch the of S1 is "ON"

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Master Keyboard Setting

Slave Keyboard Setting

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1. Dip switch the of S1 is "ON"

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2.5 Termination.

The first and last devices in an installation (dome and keyboard controller) must have the data line
terminated by setting the DIP switch. Without proper termination, there is potential for control signal
errors. Total length of the cable for communication should not exceed 4000ft (1 .2Km).
Refer to Figure 6 for setting the dome camera and keyboard controller termination.

Figure 6 – Termination

2.6 Dip Switch Settings.

Termination and Master/Slave: Set the switches according to your configuration.

ON

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S1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Figure 7 – Keyboard DIP Switches

NO

SETTING

DESCRIPTION

1

ON

DOME1 Termination

OFF

2 ONDOME2 Termination

OFF3 ON

J-BOX Data2 Termination

OFF

4~6

OFF

Reserved

7

ON

DOWNLOAD ON

OFF

DOWNLOAD OFF

8

ON

SLAVE

OFF

MASTER

Table 1 - S1 Switch Setting

2.7 Multiplexer Configuration

Duplex setup:

NOTE: Multiplexers to be controlled by the keyboard controller require a new ROM version. The new

multiplexer ROM accepts control instructions from the keyboard controller. If your multiplexer’s serial number
is M104xxxx or higher, then it is ready to accept control instructions. Alternately, you can check the status of
your multiplexer by pressing the Menu key of the multiplexer and then selecting item 9. If you see the “**
Protocol” option line in the Communication Setup menu, your multiplexer has the new ROM, and you do not
need to replace the ROM. If your multiplexer has the old ROM version, contact your distributor on how to get
new a ROM.

CAUTION: Before opening the multiplexer, make certain you are working on an antistatic work surface

and that you are wearing a grounding wrist strap. Also, be very careful to orient the ROM
chip correctly and not bend any of the pins.

NOTE: Replace the multiplexer firmware with the new multiplexer ROM (U45) as follows;

Remove the top cover of the multiplexer, and locate the ROM (U45). Before removing the ROM,
note the orientation of the ROM. After removing the old ROM from the socket, insert the new ROM.
Be careful to orient the new ROM the same as the old ROM.
(Refer to the Multiplexer instruction manual.)

9 Unit Options
Unit Number: 001 (first Mux) or 002 (second Mux)

Communication Type: RS 485
Baud rate: 9600 bps

PORT: ON

** Protocol:** B (If you see this line, the multiplexer has the new ROM)

** The old ROM version does not show Protocol selection option.
Multiplexer alarm inputs will function normally, but the Dome controller has no way of knowing about alarms
wired to the Multiplexer. If a Dome preset is required for such an alarm, you must connect the same alarm
input to both the multiplexer and Dome.

Triplex setup: Unit setup

Network Type: RS 485
Baud Rate: 9600 bps
Unit address: 001 ~ 128
Protocol: B1

Set the multiplexer functions as follows:

(Press the Menu key of the multiplexer to enter the Unit Options menu.)

Chapter 3 — Keyboard Setup

To setup the keyboard controllers, the user needs to setup the network, passwords and perform special tasks
such as Uploading and Downloading programmed data from the dome cameras. To enter the Keyboard
menu, press and hold CTRL and press MENU expressed as CTRL+MENU in the manual. You will see the

1. Key beep:ON

ON: the KBD controller’s internal speaker will sound when you press key.

2. key-lock:OFF

OFF - Disable Auto Key-Lock function.
15Min, 30Min, 60Min - After elapsed setup time, keyboard locks automatically.

User needs the login password to operate the Keyboard again

3. S-Range:32

Scan Range: 32, 254, 3999 –scan dome cameras up to setting number.

4. Chg User PW

Enters the change user password submenu.

5. Chg Admin PW

Enters the change administrator password submenu.

6. Rescan dome

Rescan the connected dome cameras.

Save and exit

Save the changed settings and return to the previous menu

Change User Password

This screen allows you to change user password.

Enter 4 digits password and press ENTER . Factory Default setting is 1111.

The user is not allowed to setup or program the KBD controller and the Dome Camera.

Change Administrator Password

Current PW : XXXX

NEW PW : YYYY

Confirm PW : YYYY
Save and Exit

Current PW : XXXX

NEW PW : YYYY

Confirm PW : YYYY
Save and Exit

MAIN MENU

1.Configuration

MAIN MENU

1.Configuration

2.Network

3.camera

4.Time/Date

5.Alarm

6.LCD

7.Data Bank

8.Initialization

9.Hold time:005s
Save and Exit

following menu.

To scroll menu items, move the joystick up or down.

To enter the sub menu, push the joystick to the right.

To change the value, twist the joystick handle.

3.1 Configuration

This screen allows you to change administrator password.

Enter 4 digits password and press ENTER . Factory Default setting is 9999.

Note) Factory default Administrator’s password is 9 9 9 9 + ENTR .
User password is 1 1 1 1 + ENTR

If you forgot your own password, contact service personnel or distributor.

3.2 Network

1. J-BOX Set: OFF

Select to use the optional Junction Box or not.

2. Set Port

Select the baud rate and the connected unit’s protocol.

3. MUX Config

Set the multiplexer configuration.

4. Set Slave KBD

Select to use the slave keyboard or not.

Save and exit

Save the changed settings and return to the previous menu

Set Port

Set Baud Rate

Enters the Baud Rate setup submenu.

Com Ports

Enters the Communications Ports setup submenu.

Exit

Return to the previous menu.

1.Set Baud Rate

2.Com Ports
Exit(ESC)

Set Baud Rate

1.DOME1 : 9600

2.D2/DVR : 9600

3.ALARMPC : 9600

4.MUX/KBD : 9600

5.DVR/AUX : 9600
Save and Exit

Set Baud Rate

1.DOME1 : 9600

2.DOME2 : 9600

3.RS232 : 9600
Save and Exit

Set Baud Rate

< J-BOX :OFF> < J-BOX :ON>

Com Ports

Com Ports

1.DOME1 : DOME

2.DOME2 : NONE

3.RS232 : NONE
Save and Exit

< J-BOX :OFF>

Com Ports

1.DOME1 : DOME

2.D2/DVR : NONE

3.ALARMPC: NONE

4.MUX/KBD: NONE

5.DVR/AUX: NONE
Save and Exit

< J-BOX :ON>

J-BOX :OFF

DOME1 2400~38400 None/Dome/DVR5

DOME2 2400~38400 None/Dome/DVR1-5/PC-DVR/ KBDDUP/KBDTRI/AUX IN

RS232 2400~38400 None/DVR1-5/PC-DVR/AUX IN

J-BOX :ON

DOME1 2400~38400 RS485 :None/Dome

D2/DVR 2400~38400 RS485 :None/Dome/DVR1-5/PC DVR/AUX IN

ALARMPC 2400~38400 RS232 :None/AUX IN

MUX/KBD 2400~38400 RS485 :None/DUPLEX/TRIPLE /AUX IN

DVR/AUX 2400~38400 RS232 :None/DVR1-5/PC-DVR/AUX IN

KBDDUP : Keyboard + Duplex Multiplexer

KBDTRI : Keyboard + Triplex Multiplexer

AUX IN : outputs the auxiliary signal input to Dome1(FASTRAX,PELCO only)
Note: When the DVR is selected at a port, the other port displays the same DVR only. To change the DVR

number at the other port, first change the current DVR number to none.

Note: JBOX is an optional device that is not included with the KBD.

JBOX menu has to be set to OFF in the menu if you do not have this optional JBOX.

MUX Config (Multiplexer Configuration)

This screen allows you to set multiplexer switching settings when you select the camera by pressing NO +
CAM. Up to 64 Cameras can be installed using 5 MUXs and 4 keyboards. It is equivalent to a 64x4 matrix
system. Each four users can view one of 64 cameras to his own SPOT(AUX) monitor.

MUX Config

1.MUX Channel : 16

2.Set MUX A

3.Set MUX B
Save and Exit

This menu is for assignment when multiplexers are installed in two levels. Two levels means that spot outputs
of the first level multiplexers is connected to the video input of the second level multiplexer.
Press NO + CAM will display the selected camera on the spot output of the second level multiplexer.

MUX Channel: NO(no use), 16, 28, 32, 48, 64 – Select the MUX channel number used in the multiplexer
configuration.
When you select the desired number, the MUX configuration table is made automatically according to the
number as the figure 8.

When the configuration is different from the auto-setting, you can change the value individually as below.
Set MUX A

This menu is for assignment the first level (A level) of MUX.
Cam : Dome camera ID
MUX : MUX ID
In : Input of MUX
Out : Spot Output number of the MUX
(01: master keyboard, 02: slave keyboard 1, 03: slave keyboard 2, 04: slave keyboard 3)

1. Move the cursor (←) on the Cam column by the joystick.

2. Twist the joystick handle to change the value.

3. Move the cursor (←) on the MUX column by the joystick.

4. Twist the joystick handle to change the value.

5. Move the cursor (←) on the In column by the joystick.

6. Twist the joystick handle to change the value.

7. Press CTRL or ESC to exit.

8. To save data, move the joystick right on ‘Save and Exit’ row in MUX Config.

Press OFF to delete the camera number.

Set MUX B

This menu is for assignment the second level (B level) of MUX.
Cam : Dome camera ID
MUX : MUX ID
In : Video Input number connected from the spot output of the first level’s MUX.
Out : Spot Output number of the MUX
(01: master keyboard, 02: slave keyboard 1, 03: slave keyboard 2, 04: slave keyboard 3)

For example: When the MUX channel is 64:
At the master keyboard, pressing 64 + CAM is operates as below.

MUX A: the multiplexer 04 outputs camera (ID=64) of the video input 16
to the spot output 1.

MUX B: the multiplexer 05 outputs the camera (ID=64) of the video input
13 to the spot output 1.

Cam<- MUX In Out
0001 001 01 01

Cam<- MUX In Out
0001 005 01 01

Cam<- MUX In Out
0064 005 13 01

Cam<- MUX In Out
0064 004 16 01

Mux 0 1

Cam 1

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Cam 3

Cam 4

Cam 5

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Cam 12

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Aux1
Aux2
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Aux4

Main Keyboard

Slave Keyboard 1

Slave Keyboard 2

Dome ID

Slave Keyboard 3

Mux 01

Cam 1

Cam 2

Cam 3

Cam 4

Cam 5

Cam 6

Cam 7

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Cam 16

Aux1
Aux2
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Main Keyboard

Slave Keyboard 1

Slave Keyboard 2

Dome ID

Slave Keyboard 3

Mux 01

Cam 1

Cam 2

Cam 3

Cam 4

Cam 5

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Aux1
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ID

Dome ID

Dome ID

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Cam14
Cam15
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Aux 1
Aux 2
Aux 3
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Mux 02

Cam1
Cam2
Cam3
Cam4
Cam5
Cam6
Cam7
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Cam9
Cam10
Cam11
Cam12
Cam13
Cam14
Cam15
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Aux 1

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Cam11
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Aux 1

Aux 2
Aux 3
Aux 4

Master Keyboard
Slave Keyboard 1
Slave Keyboard 2
Slave Keyboard 3

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<MUX channel.:16> <MUX channel.:28> <MUX channel.:32>

MUX A MUX B MUX A MUX B

Mux 01

Cam 1
Cam 2

Cam 3

Dome ID

Mux 02

Cam 4

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Cam 1 Cam 5

18

Cam 2 Cam 6

19 Cam 3 Cam 7

Dome ID

Mux 03

Cam 4 Cam 8

Cam 1 Cam 5 Cam 9
Cam 2 Cam 6 Cam 10

Cam 3 Cam 7 Cam 11
Cam 4 Cam 8 Cam 12

Cam 5 Cam 9 Cam 13
Cam 6 Cam 10 Cam 14

Cam 7 Cam 11 Cam 15

Cam 8 Cam 12 Cam 16

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Cam 2

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Cam 3

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Cam 4

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Cam 5

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Slave Keyboard 2
Slave Keyboard 3

Main Keyboard

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18 Cam 2 Cam 6
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Dome ID Mux 03 Cam 4 Cam 8

33 Cam 1 Cam 5 Cam 9
34 Cam 2 Cam 6 Cam 10
35 Cam 3 Cam 7 Cam 11

Dome ID Mux 04 Cam 4 Cam 8 Cam 12

Cam 1 Cam 5 Cam 9 Cam 13
Cam 2 Cam 6 Cam 10 Cam 14
Cam 3 Cam 7 Cam 11 Cam 15
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Main Keyboard

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Figure 8 – MUX configuration

MUX A MUX A MUX B MUX A MUX B

Set Slave Kbd

This screen allows you set up Slave KBD controller, how many the slave KBD controller and Mux menu
controllability and DVR menu controllability, etc.

1. Slave KBD

ON: Slave KBD controller can control the unit which is connected Master
KBD controller.

2. MUX control

ON: Slave KBD controller is allowed to access Mux setup menu.

3. DVR control

ON: Slave KBD controller is allowed to access DVR setup menu.

4. Dome Menu

ON: Slave KBD controller is allowed to access Dome menu setup.

5. Slave KBD Unit

Enters the Slave keyboard unit submenu.

Save and exit

Save the changed settings and return to the previous menu

Slave KBD Unit

This setup allows you set up the slave keyboard, how many slave keyboards.
To use the slave keyboard, set ON.

3.3 Camera

Cam : Camera ID
PR : Protocol[F2,F2E,P-D(PELCO-D),P-P(PELCO-P)]
PT : Port[D1(DOME1),D2(DOME2)]
BR : Baud rate

This camera setup is listed up to 64 cameras and the camera ID has up to 3999.
When the keyboard has that the Alarm Check option is ON, the camera setup is set automatically after the
keyboard checks the camera at the first power on or after the scan dome function.

Set Slave Kbd

1.Slave KBD : OFF

2.MUX cont : OFF

3.DVR cont : OFF

4.Dome Menu

: OFF

5.Slave KBD Unit
Save and Exit

Slave KBD Unit

1.Slave ID1 : OFF

2.Slave ID2 : OFF

3.Slave ID3 : OFF
Save and Exit

Cam<- PR PT BR
0001 F2E D1 9600

3. Set the appropriate protocol and port moving the cursor (←)by the joystick.
Alarm check option is ON: P-D (PELCO-D), P-P (PELCO-P)
Alarm check option is OFF: F2, F2E, P-D (PELCO-D), P-P (PELCO-P)

4

. Set the appropriate baud rate of the camera.

5. Re

peat step 1-4 to add a new camera.

6. Press CTRL to save and exit.

7. To change the camera, repeat step 2-6 after selecting the desired camera number.

Press OFF to delete the saved camera.
Press the ESC key to exit without saving.

Note) The baud rate of the F2E is according to the value of the set baud rate menu.

When the keyboard has that the alarm check option is OFF, the camera setup displays the blank value after
the first power on. At this time, set all cameras according to the procedure above.

3.4 Time / Date

Set the KBD controllers’ Time & Date

3.5 ALARM

1. Alarm Check

When set to ON, the KBD controller will check alarm signal and each port
can be connected 32 dome cameras. When set to OFF, it will not check
alarm signal and each port can be connected 128 dome cameras.

2. Alarm Beep

When set to ON, the KBD controller will sound beep when alarm signal is

detected.

Save and exit

Save the changed settings and return to the previous menu

TIME/DATE

1.Dispaly :ON

2.Year :2007

3.Month :JUL

4.Day :02 MON

5.Hour

:12

6.Minute :20
Save and Exit

Alarm

1.Check :ON

2.Beep :ON
Save and Exit

At this time, the F2E protocol could not be
To add the other camera:

1. Select the blank line (- - -) by moving the joystick down or up.

2. Twist the handle of the joystick clockwise, then the next camera number displays or press camera numbe
and CAM key,

if that number is not already defined, the camera number displays.

changed.

r

NOTE: When domes are installed more than 64 at one dome port, you should set the alarm check to OFF.

3.6 LCD

- Bright : 01~12

- Backlight : ON/OFF

LCD

1.Bright :03

2.Backlight :ON
Save and Exit

3.7 DATA BANK

The data bank function allows you to download the programmed data from the selected camera and to
upload the saved data of the keyboard to the selected camera.

Data Bank
1:Download->
2:Download->
Exit(ESC)

Push the joystick to the right to download.

After downloading, if success, press ENTER.

After downloading, if fail, press ENTER.

After downloading, it displays as the right figure.

To upload, select the upload and push the joystick to the right.

Data Bank 1

065.5%

Data Bank 1
Download OK

Data Bank 1
Download Error

Data Bank
1: 0001E
2: Download->

Data Bank 1
Upload
Clear Data
Exit(ESC)

To clear the saved data, select the clear data and push the joystick to the right.

3.8 INITIALIZATION

To initialize the keyboard, select Initialization.
After Initialization, the keyboard returns it to the factory value.

8.Initialization

ARE YOU SURE?
ENTER OR ESC

MAIN MENU

3.9 HOLD TIME

When the dome ID of the master keyboard is the same as the slave keyboard or the one from AUX IN
mode(dome2 port), during the hold time after the master keyboard control the dome, the slave keyboard and
the unit from the AUX IN mode(dome2 port) cannot control the dome.

INF (Infinite)

Slave Keyboard user never has the right to control the dome which is
selected by master Keyboard users.

1 ~ 200 second

After select hold time, the slave keyboard can control the dome.

When the dome ID of the master keyboard is not the same as the slave keyboard or the one from AUX IN
mode (dome2 port), the hold time has no relation.

MAIN MENU

9.Hold time:005s

Chapter 4 — Slave Keyboard Setup

Master keyboard should be setup as following procedure.

1. Check for dip switch the 8

th

of S1 “OFF”.

2. Press CTRL + MENU. Check Slave KBD setting “ON”.
Network ▶ Set Slave KBD ▶ Slave KBD : ON
Network ▶ Set Slave KBD ▶ Slave KBD Unit: ON for the desired slave keyboard

Slave keyboard need to be setup with the following procedure.

1. Check for dip switch the 8

th

of S1 is “ON”.

2. If you setup all connection correctly and turn on slave keyboard, you should see following screen.

←Current Device ID = 1

←Default setting is 9 9 9 9 for administrator, 1 1 1 1 for user

←means that the controller is not connected to master keyboard

3. Press CTRL + MENU. Set the Slave ID to 01

Ver x.x Slave1
Password : xxxx

Not connected

MAIN MENU

1.Configuration

2.Network

3.LCD

4.Initialization
Exit(ESC)

Configuration

1.Key Beep : ON

2.key Lock : OFF

3.Chg User PW

4.Chg Admin PW
Save and Exit

LCD

1.Bright :03

2.Backlight :ON
Sav

e and Exit

1.J-BOX Set : OFF

2.Keyboard ID : 01

3.BPS:9600
Save and Exit

Network

Chapter 5 — Install with DVR Series

5.1 Install with Standalone DVR Series

When user wants to connect with DVR, proceed as the following order.

1. Connect RS232 cable between RS-232 Port of DVR and RS232 of the Keyboard.
(This connection enables DVR control remotely from KBD controller

)

2. How to setup the KBD controller.
A. Turn the Keyboard ON
B. Input password (Factory setting is 9 9 9 9 )
C. Open the menu of the KBD controller by pressing CTRL + MENU Key.
D. Set as below in Network menu.

3. How to setup DVR

Set Baud Rate
DOME1 : 9600
DOME2 : 9600
RS232 : 9600

Com Ports
DOME1 : Dome
DOME2 : AUX IN
RS232 : DVR1-DVR4

A. Press “OK”, and the below screen will be appeared.

B. Select “System Information” on the system menu and change UNIT ID.

C. Select “Camera” on the Device menu. Unit ID should be 1 up to 99. Unit ID is not allowed

number “0”.

D. Set “PTZ Device” and “ID” of the dome camera. Select RS232/RS485 after PTZ is installed,

and then set-up as below table.

RS232/RS485

Baud Rate

Parity

Data

Stop

Usage

RS232

9600

None

8 1 Remote Control

RS485

9600

None

8 1 PTZ Control

4. After setting Unit ID, Camera, and RS232/RS485, installing dome camera is basically completed.
Please refer to the manual of DVR for the other installation.

5. Press the related number of the controller which is correspondent to unit ID of DVR. Then press
DVR button and adjust unit ID of the controller

6. Make sure if any change is appeared on screen when you press button of the controllerfor
basic testing. If there’s no change appeared, verify cable connection and setting of installation.

5.2 Install with PC DVR Series

If user wants to connect with PC DVR, please proceed as the following order.

Figure 11 – PC DVR Connection Diagram

1. Connect RS-232C cable between RS-232C Port of PC DVR and RS-232C port of the Keyboard.
(This connection enables PC DVR control remotely from KBD controller)

2. Plug the RS-232C TO RS-485 converter in the RS-232C Port of PC DVR. Connect wires between
the TX(+/-) of converter and DOME2(+/-) of Keyboard. (This connection enables PC DVR PTZ
control from KBD controller)

3. How to setup the KBD controller.

A. Switch the KBD controller ON
B. Input password (Factory Setting is 9 9 9 9)
C. Open the menu of the KBD controller by pressing CTRL + MENU Key.
D. Set as below in Network menu.

Com Ports
DOME1 : Dome
DOME2 : AUX IN
RS-232 : PC-DVR

Set Baud Rate
DOME1 : 9600
DOME2 : 9600
RS232 : 9600

PTZ Control from DVR

4. How to setup PC DVR

A. Switch the PC DVR on.

B. If press setup button on the above screen, the below screen will be appeared.

C. Select camera input number that dome camera connected. Then install as below to select

set-up PTZ after checking PTZ box.

D. If PTZ is not necessary for PC DVR, cable and installation here is not needed.
(PC DVR is able to be controlled remotely and there’s no PTZ function)

Port : COM1
RX Device : Fastrax….
Baud Rate : 9600
Data : 8
Parity : None
Stop Bit : 1

5. Ho

w to PC DVR Remote setup

A. If selects Setup on main menu, the below screen will be appeared.

B. After selecting System and checking Remote control box, please install as below to select

Setup remote control. Device ID is not allowed number “0”.

C. Make sure if any change is appeared on screen to press QUAD (Next Screen) button of a

controller for basic testing. If there’s no change appeared, check cable connection and
installation again.

Port : COM2
Baud Rate : 9600
Date : 8
Parity : None
Stop Bit : 1
Device ID : XX

Chapter 6 — Operation

6.1 Keyboard Lock/Unlock (Hidden command)

When the user leaves the control desk, he may wish to lock the keyboard controller to prevent unauthorized
use.
Pressing 7 7 7 + ENTER will lock the keyboard controller. Pressing 7 7 7 + ENTER while the keyboard is
locked will open the password screen. If the correct password is entered, the keyboard controller will return to
normal operation.
If the power is turned OFF and ON while the keyboard is locked, it will ask for the password. Entering the
correct password will cause the keyboard controller to return to normal operation.

NOTE : If you forget your own passwords, turn off the keyboard controller, contact your distributor to get a 4­digit back door password. This will change the passwords to the factory default. Contact your distributor to
get the 4-digit back door password.

6.2 Controlling Multiplexer

Using a multiplexer allows more flexibility in the types of cameras that can be used in a full system. Dome
cameras and regular cameras can be mixed.

The keys PIP, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, ZOOM, SET, etc., are keys that are used to operate the multiplexer.

6.2.1 Selecting Multiplexer

Duplexer : Press MACRO/MENU key to enter Multiplexer set up menu and hold down the ENTER

Key while navigating using the joystick. (ENTER+Joystick)

Triplexer : Push the Joystick upward with the ENTER pressed ENTER+Joystick )will show the Mux

menu.
It will act like a mouse. Rotating the handle clockwise will act like the set key of the

multiplexer. Rotating counterclockwise will act like the ESC key of the Multiplexer.

Selecting multiplexer (Mux ID No. + MUX)

Example: If the unit address of the Multiplexer is 128, you should press 1 2 8 + MUX to control the 128th

Multiplexer.

6.2.2 Dome Camera Selection

Selecting camera (No. + CAM)

With these selections, the keyboard controller has full control of the selected camera if it is a dome camera.

Viewing full screen mode (Mux ID No. + MUX, Multiplexer video input No. + MAIN)

Select cameras 1 to 16 by pressing the camera number and then Main. The selected camera will appear in
the full screen mode and is under control if it is a dome camera.

Picture on Spot output monitor (SPOT No. + SPOT + Camera No. + ENTER)

Pressing SPOT No. + SPOT + Camera No. + ENTER will switch the selected camera number to the specific
spot monitor output of the multiplexer. The selected camera can be a dome camera or a standard camera.

The Keyboard controller maintains control of the previously selected dome camera. It does not change the
main output of the multiplexer.

Example:

1 + MUX, 2 + SPOT + 12 + ENTER will switch camera 12 on multiplexer 1 to the spot output 2 of

multiplexer 1.
2 + MUX, 1 + SPOT + 16 + ENTER will switch camera 16 on multiplexer 2 to the spot output 1 of

multiplexer 2.

6.3 Summary of Keyboard Controls

Key operation example

CTRL + MENU : Press and hold down CTRL Key and press MENU Key.

1 + CAM : Press 1 Key, CAM Key sequentially.

CTRL + JOYSTICK : Press and hold down CTRL Key while manipulate Joystick Handle.

ENTER + JOYSTICK : Press and hold down ENTER Key while manipulate Joystick Handle.

6.3.1 Keys for Dome camera

Function Key Label Descriptions

Displays the selected camera on the spot out of the multiplexer and allows the
Camera
Selection

Cancel

Alarm

Relay ON Relay No. 1~4 + ON will activate the selected relay.

No. +

camera to be controlled by the keyboard controller, if the selected camera is a
dome camera.

Function number selection with function keys.

(e.g., 1 + CAM, 3 + TOUR, 5 + SCAN, 6 + PRST)

Cancels current inputs.
Exits from currently running functions or menu, error status, etc.

Disregards all currently activated alarms and turns off the beep temporarily. If
alarm is activated again within the programmed hold time, the timer will restart
and beep again.

Relay OFF

Home

Global

Call Preset
position

Tour

Pattern

Auto Scan

Configurati

on

Program

Control

Enter

Manual
Focus

Manual Iris Overrides auto iris. Moving the joystick reactivates Auto Iris mode.

Relay No. 1~4 + OFF will disable the selected relay.

Immediately calls Home function.
Deletes selected value or function in programming mode

Sends all cameras to preset (e.g., 1, 2… 5 5 + ENTER).
8 8 8 + ENTER: Night shot mode, 9 9 9 + ENTER: Normal mode

Pressing Prst will bring up the preset programming menu.
Recalls preset;( e.g.; 1 , 2 … 3 1 … 2 4 0 + PRST )
In the preset or tour programming mode, the operator can review the exiting
preset (selected by cursor) by pressing this key.

Pressing TOUR will bring up the tour programming menu directly
Recalls programmed presets or functions sequentially. (e.g., 1 + TOUR)

Pressing PTRN will bring up the pattern programming menu directly.
Repeats the selected pattern of the current dome camera. (e.g., 1 + PTRN)

Pressing Scan will bring up the Auto Scan programming menu.
Calls Auto panning function (e.g., 2 + SCAN repeats Auto Scan 2).

Enters programming menu.
CTRL+MENU will invoke Keyboard set up menu

No. + CTRL + PRST will store current view as a preset directly.
No. + CTRL + TOUR will open programming menu
No. + CTRL + SCAN will open programming menu
CTRL+Joystick : In a programming mode (Preset, Pattern, Scan, Privacy….) the
joystick operates as if in the normal control mode.
While pressing and holding down the CTRL key, all movements of the joystick will
start recording when in the pattern programming menu.
CTRL+Joystick:, In normal operation mode, manual speed of the joystick control
will be operated in turbo mode.
Completes entering data for the password or title
ENTER+Joystick : Direction key in DVR remote mode or Mux ( PTZ, Mouse, Cursor)

Overrides auto focus. Moving the Zoom handle reactivates Auto Focus mode.

Zoom Zoom control.

Joystick

Twist ,Up / Down

Left / Right

Zoom control (proportional to position) Tilt control, Cursor Up / Down in the menu
Pan control, Cursor Left / Right or Page scroll in the Menu.

6.3.3.1 Keys for DVR [DVR1-4, PC-DVR]

Function

Key Label

Descriptions

Id Selection

DVR ID Selection. (e.g.:1 or 2 + DVR).

MENU

MACRO

Enter the Quick Setup screen. You will need to enter the administrator
password to access the Quick Setup. Pressing the button also closes
the current menu or setup dialog box.

Record

[DVR1,DVR3] Record on and off.
[DVR2,DVR4] Turn the panic record on and off.

Recall Preset

No. +

Recall the preset number in the PTZ mode.

Rewind

Play video backward at high speed. Pressing the button again toggles
the playback speed from

, and .

6.3.2 Keys for Multiplexer

Function Key Label Descriptions

Select Mux

ID

Full Screen

PiP

2 by 2

Display 2X2

3 by 3

Display 3X3

4 by 4

Display 4X4

2nd

Panic record

Macro

Select or
Alarm

Freeze Freeze the video from the currently selected camera.

Digital

Zoom

No. +

PIP

2ND

L.REC

MACRO

SEL

ZOOM

Select Multiplexer (e.g.; 1 or 2 + MUX)

Puts the multiplexer in Full-Screen Mode of the selected camera No.

Picture-in-Picture mode.

Displays view of four cameras. The remaining cameras can be
sequenced in the lower-right window.

Displays view of nine cameras. The remaining cameras can be
sequenced in the lower-right window.

Displays view of 16 cameras in 1/16-size pictures.

Second mode of PIP multiplexer. Pressing 2nd+ENTER again will
return to normal mode.

Put a camera in the Panic Record Mode.

Same as Menu key in the Duplexer model.
Same as Macro key in the Triplexer model.

Same as Select key in the Duplexer model.
Same as Alarm key in the Triplexer model.

Enter the Zoom Mode.

Sequence Put the multiplexer in the Sequence Mode.

VCR

SET

Spot output

Cursor

movement

Spot No. +

VCR

SET

+

camera No. +

+ Joystick

Switch the multiplexer into VCR playback mode.

This button has several functions. It brings up a Popup menu, sets
selections on the OSD menus and decreases numbers in the number
setup function.

Displays selected camera as spot output of the current Multiplexer.
(e.g., 2 + SPOT +1 + ENTER will display camera 1 as a spot output
2of the current Multiplexer)

Up / Down / Left / Right control in the ZOOM and SET UP mode.
Handle turn clockwise for SET mode.
Handle turn counterclockwise for ESC mode.

Reverse Play

No operation

Play/Pause

[DVR1- 4]Play recorded data / Pause playing. [PC-DVR] Play

Fast Forward

Play video forward at high speed. Pressing the button again toggles
the playback speed from

, and .

STOP

[DVR1,DVR2]
During Playback mode returns the DVR to the Live Monitoring mode.

SPOT

[DVR3,DVR4]
Display the SPOT pop-up menu.

Save Preset

No. +

Save the preset number in the PTZ mode.

Pause

[DVR1- 4] No operation, [PC-DVR] Pause

Full Screen

No. +

Displays selected camera in the full-Screen Mode and enter the numbers
in the login menu.

Spot

Sequence

Spot No. + +

Toggle on and off sequence mode of the selected spot output.

Spot output

Spot No. + +

camera No. +

Displays selected camera as spot output of the current DVR .

Display

Mode

Toggle between different display formats. The available formats are:
full, 4x4, 3x3, 2x2 and PIP.

Sequence

When in the live mode, pressing the SEQUENCE button displays
another full live channel sequentially. When in one of the multi-view
formats, pressing this button will cause the DVR to sequence cameras in
two sequence modes: “Page” and “Cameo”. In the Page mode, the
DVR sequences through user-defined screen layouts (pages). In the
Cameo mode, the bottom, right screen to display live cameras
sequentially. Pressing the SEQUENCE button while in the Sequence
mode will exit the Sequence mode.

Freeze

Freeze the current live screen.

Search

Go to the playback mode and exit the playback mode.

Digital Zoom

+

[DVR1- 4] Enter the digital zoom mode when DVR has the digital zoom
function.

Function

Key Label

Descriptions

Alarm

First, it will reset the DVR’s outputs including the internal buzzer during
an alarm. Second, it will display the event log when you are in the live
monitoring mode unless there is an active alarm.

Enter

[DVR1- 4]Select a highlighted item or completes an entry that you have
made.

Cursor

movement

+ Joystick

Up / Down / Left / Right control in the digital zoom and SET UP mode.
Handle turn clockwise for SET mode.
Handle turn counterclockwise for ESC mode.

Shuttle

The Shuttle Ring operates in the Playback mode only. Turning the ring
clockwise plays video forward. Turning the ring counterclockwise
plays video backward.

Jog

The Jog Dial operates only when playback video has been paused. By
turning the jog dial clockwise, you can play video forward image-by­image.

Cam

Selection

No. +

[PC-DVR]
Select the camera and change the camera in the full-screen mode.

Display

Mode

CTRL + 1 ~ CTRL + 9

[PC-DVR] Change screen mode.

Go last

+

[PC-DVR] Go last.

Go last

+

[PC-DVR] Go last.

X times

Forward play

1 ~ 9 +

[PC-DVR] Fast play at x(No.) times speed.

X times

Backward play

1 ~ 9 +

[PC-DVR] Fast rewind at x(No.) times speed.

PTZ

[DVR1- 4] Open a Pan/Tilt/Zoom screen which allows you to control
properly configured PTZ cameras.

Manual
Focus

+

When a PTZ camera is connected to the DVR, it can control the focus.
Moving the Zoom handle reactivates Auto Focus mode.

Manual Iris

+

When a PTZ camera is connected to the DVR, it can control the IRIS.
Moving the joystick reactivates Auto Iris mode.

Zoom

+

When a PTZ camera is connected to the DVR, it can control the zoom
position.

movement

+ Joystick

Up / Down / Left / Right control in the PTZ mode.
Handle turn clockwise or counterclockwise for then zoom control.

* When DVR has the record button, select DVR1
* When DVR has the panic record button, select DVR2
* When DVR has the record button and the spot button, select DVR3
* When DVR has the panic record button and the spot button, select DVR4
* When DVR is the PC based DVR, select PC-DVR
* The key for the dome control operates only when the dome is connected to the DVR by RS485 and the

DVR is in the PTZ mode.

6.3.3.2 Example of Key operation in PC-DVR

Function

Key Label

Live(Guard) Mode

Playback Mode

MENU

MACRO

NO ACTION

Record

Record ON / OFF

Recall Preset

No. +

Recall Preset

Search

Go to Playback mode

Stop

Rewind

NO ACTION

Rewind one image

X times
Backward play

1 ~ 9 +

NO ACTION

Fast rewind

at x(No.) times speed.

Reverse Play

NO ACTION

Reverse Play

Play/Pause

NO ACTION

Play

Fast Forward

NO ACTION

Forward one image

X times
Forward play

1 ~ 9 +

NO ACTION

Fast play

at x(No.) times speed.

STOP

NO ACTION

Go to Guard mode

Save Preset

No. +

Save Preset

Pause

NO ACTION

Pause in playing

Full Screen

No. +

NO ACTION

Spot Sequence

Spot No. + +

Operate according to the model or not

Spot output

Spot No. + +

camera No. +

Operate according to the model or not

Display Mode

Change Display Mode

NO ACTION

Sequence

Sequence

NO ACTION

Freeze, PTZ, Enter

NO ACTION

Camera Selection

No. +

Camera Selection

* For example, press to enter the playback mode.

6.4 DVR5 protocol for the DVR for the version 3.1.0 and over

Installation of the DVR5 protocol when one DVR is used.

Note: When you set the protocol to DVR5, the keyboard operates as the DVR’s keyboard only and you must
install domes to the DVR only.

RS232

When you control the PTZ camera by the DVR, follow as below.

1. Connect RS232 cable between RS-232 Port of DVR and DVR port of the J-box. (This connection enables
DVR control remotely from KBD controller)

2. Connect RS485 cables between the DVR and PTZ cameras.

3. Connect the power jack to the power port of the keyboard.
A. Input password (Factory setting is 9 9 9 9 )

B. Open the menu of the KBD controller by pressing CTRL + MENU Key.
C. Set as below in Network menu.

DOME1 : 9600

Set Baud Rate

DOME2 : 9600
RS232 : 9600

Note: The baud rate of DVR/AUX should be the same as one of the RS232 of the DVR

4. How to setup DVR:
D. Switch the DVR on.

E. Enter the Menu according to the DVR’s instruction manual.
F. Change the Port to “RS232” of the remote control in the devices menu.
G. Confirm matching the setup of RS232 with the keyboard.

Ex: Baud Rate:9600,Data Bit:8,Stop Bit:1, Parity:None)

H. Change the Remote Control to “Remote Control2” in the devices menu.
I. Change the Port to “RS485” in the PTZ menu of the camera of the devices menu.
J. Confirm matching the setup of RS485 of the PTZ menu with PTZ cameras.
K. Set the PTZ menu according to PTZ cameras.

Note: The baud rate of all PTZ cameras should be used one speed type

(ex. All 9600 or all 2400)

Note: The product of FASTRAX should be used “FASTRAX2”

L. Set the ID number according to PTZ cameras.
M. Set the system ID number to 1.

Com Ports
DOME1 : NONE
DOME2 : NONE
RS232 : DVR5

Operation of the keyboard

When the PTZ camera is installed on the DVR, you should select the number of the input channel not the ID
number of the PTZ camera.
For example, when the PTZ camera with the 5 ID number is installed the number 1 of the input jack of the
DVR, to control the camera, you select 1 + CAM not 5 + CAM.

Action Key pressing Remark / LCD display

DVR selection

Camera selection

Camera selection of
DVR #2

Camera 1 selection of
DVR #2

Return to DVR #1

Full-screen selection

Return to DVR #2

Control SPOT output

1 + DVR

1 + CAM

17 + CAM

2 + DVR

1 + CAM

1 + DVR

1 + MAIN

16 + MAIN

32 + main

2 + DVR

1+SPOT + 1+ENTER

2+SPOT + 16+ENTER

1+SPOT +ENTER

Displays DVR-001 at the top line

CAM:0001 at the top line
DVR-001 at the top line

CAM:0017 at the top line
DVR-001 at the top line

CAM:0017 at the top line
DVR-002 at the top line

CAM:0001 at the top line
DVR-002 at the top line

CAM:0001 at the top line
DVR-001 at the top line

CAM:0001 at the top line
DVR-001 at the top line
CAM:0016 at the top line
DVR-001 at the top line
CAM:0032 at the top line
DVR-001 at the top line
CAM:0032 at the top line
DVR-002 at the top line

Camera 1 goes to SPOT 1 output

Camera 16 goes to SPOT2 output

Sequence SPOT 1 output

1+SPOT +ENTER

Stop the sequence of SPOT 1 output

Installation of DVR5 protocol when many DVR use.

RS232 TO RS485
CONVERTER

RS232 TO RS485
CONVERTER

When you control PTZ cameras on many DVRs, you need RS232 to RS485 converter.
PTZ cameras are connected to RS232 to RS485 converter by the RS232 port of the DVR and the keyboard is
connected through the RS485 port of the DVR.
Follow as below.

1. Connect RS485 cable between RS485 Port of DVR and the DOME1 port of the keyboard

.

2. Connect RS232 cable between RS-232 Port of DVR and the RS232 Port of the RS232 to RS485 converter.

3. Connect PTZ cameras to the RS485 Port of the RS232 to RS485 converter.

4. Repeat the step 1-3 each DVR.

5. Set the system ID number of each DVR from 1 to the last DVR increasing 1.

6. Set the network menu of the keyboard as below.

Set Baud Rate
DOME1 : 9600
DOME2 : 9600
RS232 : 9600

Com Ports
DOME1 : DVR5
DOME2 : NONE
RS232 : NONE

Note: The baud rate of DOME1 should be the same as one of the RS485 of the DVR.

7. How to setup DVR:

A. Switch the DVR on.
B. Enter the Menu according to the DVR’s instruction manual.
C. Change the Port to “RS485” of the remote control in the devices menu.
D. Confirm matching the setup of RS485 with the keyboard.

Ex: Baud Rate:9600,Data Bit:8,Stop Bit:1, Parity:None)

E. Change the Remote Control to “Remote Control2” in the devices menu.
F. Change the Port to “RS232” in the PTZ menu of the camera of the devices menu.
G. Confirm matching the setup of RS232 of the PTZ menu with PTZ cameras.
H. Set the PTZ menu according to PTZ cameras.(PRODUCT and ID)

Note: The baud rate of all PTZ cameras should be used one speed type(ex. All 9600 or all 2400)

Keys for Dome camera:

Key Label Descriptions

Camera

selection

1..16 + CAM

Displays the selected camera number.

Cancel ESC

Alarm ALRM No Action

Home HOME

Call Preset

position

Tour TOUR

Pattern PTRN

Auto Scan SCAN

Configuration MENU

Program

Control CTRL

PRST

CTRL

Cancels current inputs.
Exits from currently running functions or menu, error status, etc.

Immediately calls Home function.
Deletes selected value or function in programming mode

Pressing Prst will bring up the preset programming menu.
Recalls preset;( e.g.; 1 , 2 … 3 1 … 2 4 0 + PRST )
In the preset or tour programming mode, the operator can review the exiting preset
(selected by cursor) by pressing this key.

Pressing TOUR will bring up the tour programming menu directly
Recalls programmed presets or functions sequentially. (e.g., 1 + TOUR)

Pressing PTRN will bring up the pattern programming menu directly.
Repeats the selected pattern of the current dome camera. (e.g., 1 + PTRN)

Pressing Scan will bring up the Auto Scan programming menu.
Calls Auto panning function (e.g., 2 + SCAN repeats Auto Scan 2).

Enters programming menu.
CTRL+MENU will invoke Keyboard set up menu

No. + CTRL + PRST will store current view as a preset directly.
No. + CTRL + TOUR will open programming menu
No. + CTRL + SCAN will open programming menu

CTRL+Joystick : In a programming mode (Preset, Pattern, Scan, Privacy….) the
joystick operates as if in the normal control mode.
While pressing and holding down the CTRL key, all movements of the joystick will
start recording when in the pattern programming menu.
CTRL+Joystick:, In normal operation mode, manual speed of the joystick control
will be operated in turbo mode.

Enter

Manual Focus Overrides auto focus. Moving the Zoom handle reactivates Auto Focus mode.

Manual Iris Overrides auto iris. Moving the joystick reactivates Auto Iris mode.

Zoom Zoom control.

Joystick

ENTR

Twist

Up / Down

Left / Right

Completes entering data for the password or title
ENTR+Joystick : Direction key in DVR remote mode.

Zoom control (proportional to position).
Tilt control, Cursor Up / Down in the menu
Pan control, Cursor Left / Right or Page scroll in the menu.

Note: According to camera type, these functions could be different from the description.

Keys for DVR[DVR5] *See the DVR’s manual to know in detail.

Key Label Descriptions

DVR Selection

PTZ

Play/Pause Play recorded data / Pause playing.

Rewind

Fast Forward

Stop During Playback mode returns the DVR to the Live Monitoring mode.

Record Set the DVR so that it is ready to record video.

MENU

Alarm Invokes the event log search menu.

Freeze Freeze the current live screen.

Zoom Display the digital zoom screen

MACRO

DVR ID Selection. (e.g.:1 or 2 + DVR).

Open a Pan/Tilt/Zoom screen which allows you to control properly
configured cameras.

Play video backward at high speed. Pressing the button again
toggles the playback speed from
Play video forward at high speed. Pressing the button again toggles
the playback speed from

Enter the menu screen. You will need to enter the administrator
password to access the menu if enabled. Press the menu button to see
the search menu in the playback mode. Pressing the button also
closes the current menu or setup dialog box.

, and .

, and .

Sequence Sequence.

Display Mode

Display Mode

Enter Select a highlighted item or completes an entry that you have made.

Spot Sequence Spot No.+SPOT +ENTER Toggle on and off sequence mode of the selected spot output.

Spot output

Full Screen

Cursor
movement

Cursor
movement

Shuttle

Jog

1 , 2 ,3 ,4 +

Spot No.+SPOT +

camera No.+ENTER

No. +

+ Joystick

Joystick

(QUAD)

Toggle between different display formats. The available formats are:
full, 4x4, 3x3, 2x2 and PIP.

PIP(1+Quad), 2x2(2+Quad), 3x3(3+Quad) and 4x4(4+Quad)

Displays selected camera as spot output of the current DVR.

Displays selected camera in the full-Screen Mode and enter the
numbers in the login menu.

Up / Down / Left / Right control in the digital zoom.
Left / Right control in the quad or 3x3 screen.

Up / Down / Left / Right control in the menu.

The Shuttle Ring operates in the Playback mode only. Turning the ring
clockwise plays video forward. Turning the ring counterclockwise
plays video backward.
The Jog Dial operates only when playback video has been paused.
By turning the jog dial clockwise, you can play video forward image­by-image.

Appendix A- Short Cut Key

Short Cut Key

Function

PRST

Pop up preset setup menu.

TOUR

Pop up Tour setup menu.

PTRN

Pop up Pattern setup menu.

SCAN

Pop up Auto Scan setup menu.

NO.+PGM +PRST

Store the current view at the selected number.

Short Cut Key

Function

Short Cut Key

Function

1 + ON

Turn On Relay 1.

1 + OFF

Turn Off Relay.

2 + ON

Turn On Relay 2.

2 + OFF

Turn Off Relay.

3 + ON

Turn On Relay 3.

3 + OFF

Turn Off Relay.

4 + ON

Turn On Relay 4.

4 + OFF

Turn Off Relay.

7 + ON

Change FOCUS to AUTO

7 + OFF

Change FOCUS

to manual

8 + ON

Change AE to AUTO

8 + OFF

Change AE to manual

9 + ON

Change Night Shot to AUTO

10 + ON

Night Shot on (go to the manual

mode)

10 + OFF

Night Shot off (go to the

manual mode)

11 + ON

BLC on (AE auto mode)

11 + OFF

BLC off (AE auto mode)

12 + ON

Digital Zoom on (According to

digital zoom setting)

12 + OFF

Digital Zoom off
13 + ON

Dome OSD on

13 + OFF

Dome OSD off

14 + ON

Dome Area Title Display on

14 + OFF

Dome Area Title Display

off

15 + ON

View Direction on

15 + OFF

View Direction off

100 + ON

Shutter speed auto

101 + ON

Shutter speed 1/4(PAL 1/3)sec

102 + ON

Shutter speed 1/2 sec

103 + ON

Shutter speed 1 sec

104 + ON

WDR ON

104 + OFF

WDR off

105 + ON

Image Stabilizer ON

105 + OFF

Image Stabilizer off

* Some function may not operate according to the model.

Short Cut Key

Function

Short Cut Key

Function

150 + ON

Image Flip ON

150 + OFF

Image Flip off

151 + ON

Origin Check

152 + ON

Place the camera in the 0° area horizontally.

153 + ON

Go to the slow speed mode

153 + OFF

Go to the normal speed mode

154 + ON

Display System Information

155 + ON

Flip the camera in the 180° area horizontally.

250 + PRESET

Set the dome ID up to 3999

888 + ENTER

Night Shot on (in the global mode only)

999 + ENTER

Night Shot off (in the global mode only)

For Keyboard controller

777 + ENTER

Lock the keyboard controller. To unlock the keyboard, enter the password of the

Keyboard.

* Some function may not operate according to the model.

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 piece of equipment in the system and refer to the
equipment manual for further information.

Problem

Possible Solution

Joystick can’t control system.

Check that the dome camera IDs are set properly.
Check the polarity of the data line

Camera number does not match the
multiplexer number.

Check the camera ID and insert the BNC cable into

the proper input of the multiplexer.

Forgot password

Consult your supplier, distributor or service
Center

Multiplexer & DVR can’t work with the
Joystick controller.

Check that the data cable for the multiplexer has the

correct Pin configuration (1=1, 2=2, 3=3 ....

8=8).

Check the communication menu of Multiplexer.

Appendix C- OPTIONAL JUNCTION BOX

Description

Q’ty

Junction box (J-box)

1

3m 8pin cable (Unshielded cable)

2

M4 x L10 Self tapping screws

4

Figure -Front & Rear

NOTE: This junction box is not included in the keyboard box.

NOTE: Don’t supply the power to the keyboard and the junction box together.
When you use the junction box with the keyboard, connect the power adaptor of the keyboard to the junction
box.

Appendix D -SPECIFICATION

GENERAL

Certification

CE EMC, FCC CLASS A

ELECTRICAL

LCD

16 X 2 Line LCD

Joystick

Zoom handle Joystick

Input Voltage

12 VDC

Power Consumption

6W

Communications

RS-485/232 baud rate: 2400 ~38400 bps (default:9600bps)

Dome1 Port (RS-485)

Up to 127 dome cameras including 32 Alarm mode on.

Dome2 Port (RS-485)

Up to 127 dome cameras including 32 Alarm mode on /
SLAVE KEYBOARD / DVR/MULTIPLEXER

RS-232

DVR / UPGRADE

MECHANICAL

Dimension

15.9 X6.9 X 4.2(Unit : inch) : 405x176x107(Unit : mm)

Unit Weight

Approx 1.2 kg

Shipping Weight

Approx 2.2 kg

Shipping Size

19.7 X9.1 X 6.3(Unit : inch) : 500 x 230 x 160 mm

ENVIRONMENT

Operating temperature

0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)

Operating humidity

0 to 90%RH (non-condensing)

Storage temperature

-20°C to 60°C ( -4°F to 140°F)

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Figure – Dimension

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