Philips IntuiKey User Manual

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IntuiKey Series

Digital Keyboard

Philips Communication, Security & Imaging

Instructions for Use

Eng

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

1. Read Instructions - All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the unit is operated.

2. Retain Instructions - The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

3. Heed Warnings - All warnings on the unit and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Follow Instructions - All operating and use instructions should be followed.

5. Cleaning - Unplug the unit from the outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

6. Attachments - Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

7. Water and Moisture - Do not use this unit near water - for example, in a wet basement, near a swimming pool, in an unprotected outdoor installation, or in any area which is classified as a wet location.

8. Accessories - Do not place this unit on an unstable stand, tripod, bracket, or mount. The unit may fall, causing serious injury to a person and serious damage to the unit. Use only with a stand, tripod, bracket, or mount recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the product. Any mounting of the unit should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.

An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

9. Ventilation - Openings in the enclosure, if any, are provided for ventilation, to ensure reliable operation of the unit, and to protect it from overheating. These openings must not be blocked or covered. This unit should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s instructions have been adhered to.

10. Power Sources - This unit should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply you plan to use, consult your dealer or local power company. For units intended to operate from battery power or other sources, refer to the operating instructions.

11. Grounding or Polarization - This unit may be equipped with a polarized alternating-current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug. Alternately, this unit may be equipped with a 3-wire grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding) pin. This plug will only fit into a grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug.

12. Power Cord Protection - Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords and plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.

13. Power Lines - An outdoor system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power circuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits. When installing an outdoor system, extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal. U.S.A. models only refer to the National Electrical Code Article 820 regarding installation of CATV systems.

14. Overloading - Do not overload outlets and extension cords as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

15. Object and Liquid Entry - Never push objects of any kind into this unit through openings, as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the unit.

16. Servicing - Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

17. Damage Requiring Service - Unplug the unit from the outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: a. When the power supply cord or plug is damaged. b. If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the unit. c. If the unit has been exposed to water and/or inclement weather

(rain, snow, etc).

d. If the unit does not operate normally by following the operating

instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions, as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a

qualified technician to restore the unit to its normal operation. e. If the unit has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f. When the unit exhibits a distinct change in performance—this indicates a need for service.

18. Replacement Parts - When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

19. Safety Check - Upon completion of any service or repairs to this unit, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the unit is in proper operating condition.

20. Coax Grounding - If an outside cable system is connected to the unit, be sure the cable system is grounded. U.S.A. models only—Section 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No.70-1981, provides information with respect to proper grounding of the mount and supporting structure, grounding of the coax to a discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode.

21. Lightning - For added protection of this unit during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the cable system. This will prevent damage to the unit due to lightning and power line surges.

FCC & ICES INFORMATION

(U.S.A. and Canadian Models Only)

WARNING - 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 and ICES-003 of Industry Canada. 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 radiates 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. Intentional or unintentional changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance shall not be made. Any such changes or modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for corrective action . The user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: "How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems." This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, Stock No.004-000-00345-4.

For additional information or to speak to a representative, please contact the Philips Communication, Security & Imaging location nearest you:

The Americas: 1 800 326 3270 Europe & Middle East: +31 40 278 1222 Asia Pacific Region: +65 350 1859

or visit our Web site at www.philipscsi.com.

Wa rning: 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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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

The lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “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 presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Attention: Installation should be performed by qualified service personnel only in accordance with the National Electrical Code or applicable local codes.

Power Disconnect. Units with or without ON-OFF switches have power supplied to the unit whenever the power cord is inserted into the power source; however, the unit is operational only when the ON-OFF switch is in the ON position. The power cord is the main power disconnect for all units.

Battery Replacement Caution

Use only the Recommended Power Supplies. Power supplies must comply with the requirements of the latest version of IEC 65/VDE 0860. Substitutions may damage the unit or cause a fire or shock hazard.

SECURITE

L’éclair fléché dans un triangle équilatéral avertit l’utilisateur de la présence d’une “tension dangereuse” non isolée à l’intérieur de l’appareil et d’une valeur suffisante pour présenter un risque d’électrocution aux personnes.

Le point d’exclamation contenu dans un triangle équilatéral avertit l’utilisateur de la présence de consignes d’utilisation et de maintenance importantes dans la documentation qui accompagne l’appareil.

Attention. L’installation ne doit être effectuée que par un personnel technique qualifié conformément à la réglementation du Code Électrique National ou à la réglementation locale pertinente.

Disjonction de l’alimentation. Les appareils avec ou sans commutateurs ON-OFF sont alimentés à chaque fois que le cordon d’alimentation est branché à la source d’alimentation; toutefois, les appareils disposant de commutateurs ON-OFF ne fonctionnent que lorsque le commutateur ON-OFF est dans la position ON. Le cordon d’alimentation constitue le moyen de disjonction de l’alimentation principale de tous les appareils.

Mise en garde pour le remplacement de la pile

Utiliser uniquement les alimentations préconisées. Les alimentations doivent être conformes aux exigences de la dernière version de la norme IEC 65/VDE

0860. Toute substitution peut endommager l’appareil et présenter un risque d’incendie ou d’électrocution.

CAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT OPEN COVERS.NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE UNITS NOT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR OUTDOOR USE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

DANGER : POUR ÉVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ÉLECTROCUTION,VEUILLEZ NE PAS OUVRIR LE BOÎTIER. IL N’Y A PAS DE PIÈCES REMPLAÇABLES PAR L’UTILISATEUR À L’INTÉRIEUR DU BOÎTIER. POUR TOUTE MAINTENANCE,VEUILLEZ VOUS ADRESSER À UN TECHNICIEN SPÉCIALISÉ.

ATTENTION POUR ÉVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ÉLECTROCUTION OU D’INCENDIE, VEUILLEZ NE PAS EXPOSER À LA PLUIE OU À L’HUMIDITÉ UN APPAREIL NON CONÇU POUR UNE UTILISATION EXTÉRIEURE.

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SICHERHEITSHINWEISE

Das Blitzsymbol im gleichseitigen Dreieck soll den Benutzer auf nicht isolierte “gefährliche Spannung” im Produkt hinweisen, die ausreichend stark sein kann, um die Gefahr von elektrischen Schlägen für

Menschen darzustellen.

Das Ausrufungszeichen im gleichseitigen Dreieck soll den Benutzer auf wichtige Bedienungs- und Wartungsanweisungen in der Dokumentation hinweisen, die dem Gerät beiliegt.

Achtung: Die Installation darf nur von qualifiziertem Wartungspersonal gemäß dem National Electrical Code oder den gültigen örtlichen Vorschriften durchgeführt werden.

Abtrennen der Spannungsversorgung: Die Spannungsversorgung zu Geräten mit und ohne Ein/Aus-Schalter ist hergestellt, wenn das Netzkabel an eine Netzsteckdose angeschlossen ist. Das Gerät ist jedoch nur betriebsbereit, wenn der Ein/Aus-Schalter eingeschaltet ist. Bei allen Geräten erfolgt das Abtrennen der Spannungsversorgung über das Netzkabel.

Zur Beachtung beim Batteriewechsel

Nur empfohlene Netzteile verwenden. Netzteile müssen den Anforderungen der neuesten Version von IEC 65/VDE 0860 genügen. Durch die Verwendung anderer Netzteile kann das Gerät beschädigt oder ein Feuer oder Stromschlag verursacht werden.

SEGURIDAD

El símbolo de flecha en forma de rayo situado dentro de un triángulo equilátero pretende alertar al usuario de la presencia de “voltaje peligroso” sin aislamiento dentro de la caja del producto, el cual podría resultar de una magnitud suficiente como para presentar un riesgo de descarga eléctrica para las personas.

El punto de exclamación dentro de un triángulo equilátero pretende alertar al usuario de la existencia de instrucciones de funcionamiento y mantenimiento (reparación) en la documentación suministrada con el aparato.

Atención: La instalación debe realizarla personal cualificado en cumplimiento estricto del código eléctrico nacional (en el caso de los EE.UU.) o de los códigos locales aplicables.

Para Desconectar la Alimentación: Unidades no equipadas con interruptores ON/OFF, son alimentadas cuando el cable de alimentación es conectado a la corriente eléctrica. Las unidades equipadas con interruptores son alimentadas de igual forma, pero adicionalmente requieren que el interruptor esté posicionado en ON. El cable de alimentación es el medio principal de desconexión del equipo.

Aviso para la sustitución de baterías

Utilice únicamente las fuentes de alimentación recomendadas. Las fuentes de alimentación deben cumplir los requisitos de la versión más moderna de IEC 65/VDE 0860. Las sustituciones pueden dañar la unidad o causar incendios e incluso exponer al usuario al peligro de electrocución.

VORSICHT: DAS GEHÄUSE ZUR VERMEIDUNG VON ELEKTRISCHEN SCHLÄGEN NICHT ÖFFNEN. DAS GERÄT ENTHÄLT KEINE VOM BENUTZER ZU WARTENDEN TEILE. REPARATUREN NUR VON FACHPERSONAL AUSFÜHREN LASSEN.

WARNUNG ZUR VERMEIDUNG VON FEUER UND ELEKTRISCHEN SCHLÄGEN DAS GERÄT NICHT REGEN ODER FEUCHTIGKEIT AUSSETZEN.

PRECAUCIÓN: PARA REDUCIR EL RIESGO DE DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA, NO ABRA LAS TA PAS. EN EL INTERIOR NO HAY NINGÚN COMPONENTE REPARABLE POR EL USUARIO. LAS REPARACIONES DEBE REALIZARLAS PERSONAL CUALIFICADO.

AVISO PARA IMPEDIR EL RIESGO DE INCENDIO O DESCARGA, NO EXPONGA EL APARATO A LLUVIA O HUMEDAD

VORSICHT

ELEKTRISCHE SPANNUNG.

NICHT ÖFFNEN!

PRECAUCIÓN

RIESGO DE DESCARGA ELÉCTRICA

¡NO ABRIR!

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VEILIGHEIDSMAATREGELEN

Het symbool ‘Bliksemflits met pijlkop’ in een gelijkzijdige driehoek wijst de gebruiker op de aanwezigheid in de kast van het apparaat van nietgeïsoleerde spanningen die voldoende sterk zijn om het gevaar van elektrische schokken op te leveren.

Het uitroepteken in een gelijkzijdige driehoek maakt de gebruiker attent op de aanwezigheid in de bij het apparaat behorende documentatie van belangrijke aanwijzingen voor bediening en onderhoud.

Let op: Het apparaat mag uitsluitend door bevoegde technici geïnstalleerd worden en wel in overeenstemming met de National Electrical Code of de daarvoor plaatselijk geldende richtlijnen.

Afsluiten voeding. Apparaten met of zonder ON-OFF-schakelaar krijgen voeding zodra het netsnoer in de wandcontactdoos wordt gestoken; het apparaat is echter alleen operationeel als de ON-OFFschakelaar op ON staat. Het netsnoer kan bij alle apparaten worden gebruikt om deze uit te schakelen.

Let op als u de batterij vervangt!

Gebruik uitsluitend de geadviseerde spanningsbronnen. Spanningsbronnen moeten voldoen aan de meest recente uitgave van de IEC 65/VDE 0860 voorschriften. Spanningsbronnen die hieraan niet voldoen, kunnen het apparaat beschadigen of gevaar opleveren voor brand en elektrische schokken.

SICUREZZA

Il simbolo triangolare di un fulmine con la punta a freccia intende mettere in allerta l’utente riguardo alla presenza di tensioni pericolose non isolate all’interno del guscio dell’unità, che potrebbero essere di intensità sufficiente per costituire pericolo di elettrocuzione.

Il punto esclamativo racchiuso in un triangolo equilatero intende avvisare l’utente in merito alla presenza di importanti istruzioni operative e di manutenzione nella documentazione di accompagnamento all’unità.

Precauzione: affidare l’installazione al solo personale qualificato e nel rispetto del Codice elettrico nazionale (USA) o dei codici locali pertinenti.

Scollegamento dell’alimentazione. Gli apparecchi con o senza commutatori ON-OFF ricevono corrente tutte le volte che il cavo di alimentazione è inserito nella presa di forza; tuttavia, gli apparecchi muniti di commutatore ON-OFF funzionano solo se quest’ultimo è in posizione ON. Il cavo di alimentazione serve a scollegare dalla corrente tutti gli apparecchi.

Precauzione per la sostituzione della batteria

Utilizzare esclusivamente uno degli alimentatori consigliati. Gli alimentatori devono essere conformi ai requisiti della versione più recente delle norme IEC 65/VDE 0860. L’uso di un adattatore non conforme potrebbe arrecare danni all’unità o costituire un pericolo d’incendio o scossa elettrica.

VOORZICHTIG:MAAK HET APPARAAT NIET OPEN OM DE KANS OP ELEKTRISCHE SCHOKKEN TE VERMIJDEN. BEVAT GEEN ONDERDELEN DIE DOOR DE GEBRUIKER MOETEN WORDEN ONDERHOUDEN. LAAT ONDERHOUD EN REPARATIES UITVOEREN DOOR BEVOEGDE TECHNICI.

WAARSCHUWING TER VOORKOMING VAN BRANDGEVAAR EN ELEKTRISCHE SCHOKKEN MAG DIT ARMATUUR NIET AAN REGEN EN VOCHT WORDEN BLOOTGESTELD.

ATTENZIONE: PER RIDURRE IL PERICOLO DI SCOSSA ELETTRICA, NON APRIRE LE COPERTURE.L’INTERNO NON CONTIENE COMPONENTI CHE L’UTENTE PUÒ RIPARARE PERSONALMENTE. RIVOLGERSI AL PERSONALE DI ASSISTENZA QUALIFICATO PER QUALSIASI INTERVENTO DI RIPARAZIONE.

AVVERTENZA PER IMPEDIRE INCENDI O SCOSSA ELETTRICA, NON ESPORRE L’UNITÀ ALLA PIOGGIA O ALL’UMIDITÀ.

VOORZICHTIG

GEVAAR VOOR ELEKTRISCHE SCHOK.

NIET OPENEN!

ATTENZIONE

PERICOLO DI SCOSSA ELETTRICA.

NON APRIRE.

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O símbolo do raio com a cabeça de uma seta dentro de um triângulo equilátero serve para alertar o utilizar para a presença de "corrente eléctrica perigosa" não isolada no interior da caixa do produto que pode ser suficiente para dar origem a choques eléctricos.

O ponto de exclamação dentro de um triângulo equilátero serve para alertar o utilizador para a presença de instruções de funcionamento e manutenção importantes na documentação fornecida com o aparelho.

Atenção: A instalação deve ser efectuada por pessoal de assistência técnica qualificado, de acordo com o National Electrical Code (Normas de Electricidade Nacionais) ou a legislação local aplicável.

Desconexão da electricidade. Unidades com ou sem interruptores ON-OFF são activadas sempre que o cabo eléctrico for ligado a uma fonte de alimentação. No entanto, a unidade fica operacional apenas quando o interruptor ON-OFF se encontrar na posição ON. Para desligar a electricidade em qualquer uma das unidades deve ser utilizado o cabo eléctrico.

Precauções a ter durante a substituição da bateria

Use apenas fontes de alimentação recomendadas. As fontes de alimentação devem cumprir os requisitos da da versão mais recente de IEC 65/VDE 0860. Qualquer substituição pode causar danos na unidade ou dar origem a incêndios ou choques eléctricos.

CUIDADO: PARA REDUZIR O RISCO DE CHOQUE ELÉCTRICO, NÃO ABRA AS TAMPA S. O INTERIOR NÃO CONTÉM PEÇAS QUE NECESSITEM DE MANUTENÇÃO.A MANUTENÇÃO DEVE SER EFECTUADA POR PESSOAL DE ASSISTÊNCIA TÉCNICA QUALIFICADO.

AVISO PARA EVITAR INCÊNDIOS OU CHOQUES ELÉCTRICOS, NÃO EXPONHA À CHUVA OU HUMIDADE UNIDADES NÃO ESPECIFICAMENTE CRIADAS PARA UTILIZAÇÃO NO EXTERIOR.

ZASADY BESPIECZE ´NSTAWA

MEDIDAS DE SEGURANÇA

UWAGA

NIEBEZPIECZEŃSTWO PORAŻENIA PRĄDEM

ELEKTRYCZNYM. NIE OTWIERAĆ!

UWAGA: ZE WZGLĘDU NA NIEBEZPIECZEŃSTWO PORAŻENIA PRĄDEM NIE WOLNO OTWIERAĀ POKRYWY.W ŚRODKU NIE MA ŻADNYCH ELEMENTÓW, KTÓRE MOGĄ BYĀ NAPRAWIANE PRZEZ UŻYTKOWNIKA. NAPRAWĘ NALEŻY POWIERZYĀ AUTORYZOWANEMU PUNKTOWI SERWISOWEMU.

Błyskawica ze strzałką wewnątrz trójkąta równobocznego ma za zadanie zwrócić uwagę użytkownika na obecność nieizolowanego "niebezpiecznego napięcia" wewnątrz obudowy urządzenia, o wielkości stwarzającej niebezpieczeństwo porażenia prądem.

Wykrzyknik wewnątrz trójkąta równobocznego ma za zadanie zwrócić uwagę użytkownika na ważne czynności, związane z obsługą i konserwacją urządzenia, zamieszczone w Instrukcji obsługi.

OSTRZEŻENIE ABY UNIKNĄĀ POŻARU LUB PORAŻENIA PRĄDEM NIE WOLNO WYSTAWIAĀ NA DZIAŁANIE DESZCZU LUB WILGOCI URZĄDZEŃ, KTÓRE NIE ZOSTAŁY SPECJALNIE ZAPROJEKTOWANE DO UŻYWANIA NA OTWA RTYM POWIETRZU.

Uwaga: Instalację urządzenia powinien wykonać tylko wykwalifikowany personel, zgodnie z przepisami NEC lub odpowiednimi przepisami miejscowymi.

Odłączanie zasilania. Urządzenia zarówno nie posiadające, jak i posiadające wyłączniki ON-OFF znajdują się pod napięciem, jeżeli tylko przewód zasilający jest połączony ze źródłem zasilania. Jednakże urządzenie działa tylko wtedy, gdy wyłącznik znajduje się w położeniu ON. Przewód zasilający jest głównym odłącznikiem zasilania dla wszystkich rodzajów urządzeń.

Wymiana baterii

Stosuj tylko zalecane baterie. Muszą one spełniać wymagania najnowszej wersji IEC 65/VDE 0860. Zamienniki mogą uszkodzić urządzenie lub spowodować pożar czy porażenie prądem.

CUIDADO

RISCO DE CHOQUE ELÉCTRICO.

NÃO ABRIR!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION TO THE INTUIKEY DIGITAL KEYBOARD SERIES..............................................10

1.1 Guide to This Manual ......................................................................................................................................10

1.2 Unpacking ........................................................................................................................................................10

1.3 Service ..............................................................................................................................................................10

1.4 Understanding the IntuiKey ..............................................................................................................................10

2 INSTALLING THE INTUIKEY DIGITAL KEYBOARD..........................................................................11

2.1 Determining the IntuiKey System Configuration ..............................................................................................11

2.2 Mounting the IntuiKey......................................................................................................................................12

2.3 Connecting the IntuiKey ..................................................................................................................................12

3OPERATING THE INTUIKEY DIGITAL KEYBOARD ..........................................................................14

3.1 Learning the IntuiKey Components ..................................................................................................................14

3.1.1 The Status Display ........................................................................................................................................................14

3.1.2 The Keypad ..................................................................................................................................................................14

3.1.3 The Softkeys and the Softkey Display..............................................................................................................................14

3.1.4 The Joystick ..................................................................................................................................................................14

3.2 Navigating the System with the IntuiKey Keyboard ........................................................................................15

3.2.1 General Guidelines for Navigating the IntuiKey Menus ..................................................................................................15

3.2.2 The Product Selection Menu..........................................................................................................................................15

3.2.3 Selecting a Device for Control........................................................................................................................................15

3.2.4 Easy Switching Between Devices ....................................................................................................................................15

3.2.5 Using the Keypad for Numeric Entry (Camera Control)..................................................................................................15

3.2.6 Using the Quick Selection Softscreen Feature ..................................................................................................................15

3.3 Alarm/Alert/Action Indication ..........................................................................................................................16

3.4 Configuring the IntuiKey Keyboard ..................................................................................................................16

3.4.1 Accessing the Keyboard Control Menu ............................................................................................................................16

3.4.2 Keyboard Control Menu Options ..................................................................................................................................16

4CONTROLLING ALLEGIANT®SERIES VIDEO SWITCHERS ............................................................17

4.1 The Allegiant Main Control Menu....................................................................................................................17

4.1.1 Accessing the Allegiant Main Control Menu ..................................................................................................................17

4.2 Programming/Controlling Allegiant Functions ..................................................................................................17

4.2.1 Allegiant Main Control Menu Command Descriptions ..................................................................................................17

4.3 Allegiant Error Messages....................................................................................................................................22

4.4 ADIM Error Messages ......................................................................................................................................24

5CONTROLLING Divar SERIES DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDERS ........................................................25

5.1 The Divar Main Control Menu ........................................................................................................................25

5.1.1 Accessing the Divar Main Control Menu ......................................................................................................................25

5.2 Programming/Controlling DVR Functions........................................................................................................25

5.2.1 The DVR Main Control Menu......................................................................................................................................25

5.2.2 DVR On-Screen Menu Controls ....................................................................................................................................26

5.2.3 DVR Control Menu ......................................................................................................................................................27

5.3 DVR Error Messages..........................................................................................................................................28

6CONTROLLING System4

VIDEO MULTIPLEXERS ............................................................................29

6.1 The Mux Main Control Menu ..........................................................................................................................29

6.1.1 Accessing the Mux Main Control Menu..........................................................................................................................29

6.2 Programming/Controlling Mux Functions ........................................................................................................29

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6.2.1 Password Entry..............................................................................................................................................................29

6.2.2 Mux Main Control Menu Command Descriptions..........................................................................................................29

6.3 Mux Error Messages ..........................................................................................................................................31

7TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................................32

7.1 System ..............................................................................................................................................................32

7.2 Keyboard ..........................................................................................................................................................32

7.3 Camera Control ................................................................................................................................................32

7.4 Miscellaneous ....................................................................................................................................................32

APPENDIX A: INTUIKEY MENU REFERENCE ............................................................................................33

APPENDIX B: CAMERA CONTROL COMMAND REFERENCE..................................................................34

APPENDIX C: INTUIKEY & KBD-SFTCFG COMPATIBILITY ....................................................................42

APPENDIX D: SECURITY INFORMATION....................................................................................................43

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1 INTRODUCTION TO THE INTUIKEY

DIGITAL KEYBOARD SERIES

1.1 Guide to This Manual

This manual contains all the information necessary to safely install and operate the IntuiKey Digital Keyboard. Consult the Table of Contents for a detailed list of topics covered. Step-by-step procedures, illustrations, and sample menus guide you through each phase of IntuiKey setup and operation.

Throughout the manual, you will see sample drawings of each menu as they appear on the keyboard. These drawings display the softkey text in relation to the Softkey. For the purposes of this manual, each key is numbered from 1 to 14, using the convention found in Figure 1-1.

Following the menu diagram, the function of each key is described in a paragraph indicated with an Icon such as “ ” clearly identifying the particular softkey.

Installation of the IntuiKey includes mounting and connecting the unit to other system components. The plug and play design makes installation and setup of the unit quick and easy.

Operating instructions are provided in several sections of the manual. Section 3 covers basic keyboard navigation, while Sections 4 through 6 are devoted specifically to keyboard control of the products. Be aware that some instructions are

model-specific; be sure to read the appropriate information for your IntuiKey model.

The Appendices of this manual contain a complete listing of the IntuiKey System Control menus.

1.2 Unpacking

Unpack carefully. This electronic equipment should be handled with care to prevent damage to the unit. Check for the following items:

✔ IntuiKey Keyboard with Integral Joystick ✔ Instructions for Use (manual) ✔ 10-foot (3 m) power cable(s) ✔ 390 Ohm Terminator (p/n 303-2728-001)

If any items appear to have been damaged in shipment, replace the item(s) properly in the shipping carton and notify the

shipping company. If any items are missing, notify your Philips CSI Sales Representative or Customer Service Representative.

NOTE: The shipping carton is the safest container in which to transport the unit. Save it and all packing materials for future use.

1.3 Service

If any component of the IntuiKey Digital Keyboard ever needs repair service, contact the nearest Philips Communication, Security & Imaging Service Center for return authorization and shipping instructions.

Service Centers

U.S.A.: Phone: 800-366-2283 or 408-956-3895

fax: 800-366-1329 or 408-956-3896

e-mail: NationalServiceCenter@ca.slr.com Canada: 514-738-2434 Europe, Middle East & Asia Pacific Region:

32-1-440-0711

For additional information, see www.philipscsi.com.

1.4 Understanding the IntuiKey

The IntuiKey provides easy, full-function system control and programming of a variety of Philips CSI security products including Allegiant Switchers, Divar Series digital video recorders,

System4

Multiplexers, VCRs and the ADIM integrated Allegiant/Hi-Q™digital recording system. System cameras can be controlled through any of these devices linked to the keyboard. Backwards compatibility with existing Philips products enables the IntuiKey’s integration into almost any system configuration (no additional devices/interfaces necessary).

The IntuiKey user interface simplifies system programming by providing intuitive menus, allowing easy and flexible system control navigation. Using the optional KBD-SFTCFG software package (sold separately), customized menu screens can be programmed to activate Allegiant Command Script macro functions. In addition, this PC-based software supports individualized labeling of the softkey text displays. (Refer also to the details contained in Appendix C).

The IntuiKey is available in three models, each with an integral, variable speed pan/tilt/zoom joystick. The KBD-Universal provides control of any combination of system components, including Allegiant Switchers, Divar DVRs, and System4

Multiplexers. The KBD-Digital provides control of Divar digital video recorders and System4®Multiplexers. The KBD-Mux provides control of multiplexer systems only. Optional equipment available from Philips for use with the IntuiKey Keyboards includes an external power supply, rack mount kit, and keyboard extenders.

The following chart provides basic operating specifications:

Figure 1-1 Softkey

Numbering Guide

SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical

Operating

Voltage: 12 –15 VDC (supplied by any one or combination

of Allegiant switcher, Divar digital video recorder,

System4®Multiplexer, and/or optional power supply).

Power : 5 Watts Nominal. Signal: A:Allegiant; 2 wire RS-485, 9600 Baud, 8 bits,

No parity, 1 Stop bit.

B: Mux/DVR; 2 wire RS-485, 19,200 Baud, 8 bits, No parity, 1

Stop bit.

C: RS-232 Serial Port; RS-232 RTS/CTS Handshaking,

19,200 Baud, 8 bits, No parity, 1 Stop bit.

Mechanical

Construction

Finish: Charcoal Width: 12.00 in 327.66 mm Depth: 7.518 in 190.95 mm Height: 2.969 in 75.41 mm Weight: 2.62 lb 1.19 kg Connectors:

A:Allegiant RJ-11 Data/Power. B: MUX/DVR RJ/11 Data/Power. C:Aux Power (Optional) 12 VDC Bayonet Plug. D: RS-232 Serial Port; Male Null Modem

9-pin Dsub. Data Only.

Compatibility Backwards compatible with all Allegiant systems utilizing variable speed protocol (CPU Firmware 5.3 and higher, released 6/94).

Compatible with all Divar Series of digital video recorders. Backwards compatible with all System4

Multiplexers.

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2 INSTALLING THE INTUIKEY DIGITAL

KEYBOARD

2.1 Determining the IntuiKey System Configuration

Before the IntuiKey is mounted or connected to other system components, system configuration must be determined.

The IntuiKey is capable of controlling up to thirty (30) multiplexers/DVRs and one (1) video switcher simultaneously. Figure 2-1 illustrates basic IntuiKey system configuration with these devices. If more than one IntuiKey is to be connected to a single multiplexer or group of daisy-chained multiplexers, a keyboard port expander must be added. The Allegiant Series of video switchers have a varying number of keyboard ports depending on model

number. If more than eight keyboards are required on one of the larger Allegiant Series Switchers, an Allegiant keyboard expander must be added.

NOTE: Philips offers the following Keyboard Expanders:

•For Use with Allegiant Series Switchers: LT C 8714 – Keyboard Port Expander LT C 8715 – Keyboard Expander

•For Use with Divar Series DVRs, or System4

Video Multiplexers:

LT C 2604 – Keyboard Port Expander

Please contact your Philips CSI Sales Representative for more information.

Figure 2-1 Basic IntuiKey System Configurations

KBD-Digital

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

RS-485

One IntuiKey to One Device

KBD-Universal

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

RS-485

Divar Digital

Video Recorder

# 1

Divar Digital

Video Recorder

Divar Digital

Video Recorder

# 2

Divar Digital

Video Recorder

# 30

KBD-Universal

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

LTC 2601/00

KBD-Universal

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

KBD-Digital

KBD-Universal

RS-485

ALLPLEX

VCR

APX

REC

SEQ

PLAY

1 2 3

SET REC

PLAY

4 5 6

SHOT

7 8 9

AUX+ B

0/10 11 12

AUXSEQ

ACT 13 14 15

ALM ( )

ALLPLEX VCR

RS-485

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

RS-485

Allegiant Series

Video Switcher

One IntuiKey to Multiple Devices

KBD-Mux

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

LTC 2604 Keyboard

System4

Multiplexer

Expander

Multiple Keyboard Models to Multiple System4 Multiplexers

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

KBD-Digital

6 4 5

7 8 9

LTC 2604 Keyboard

Divar Digital

Video Recorder

Expander

PHILIPS

RS-485

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

6 4 5

7 8 9

Optional LTC 8714 Expander

Optional LTC 8715 Expander

KBD-Universal

RS-232

Multiple Keyboards to Multiple Devices

Multiplexer

Divar Digital

Video Recorder

Allegiant Series

Video Switcher

Optional ADIM

Digital Recording

System4

System

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System power connections must also be considered. Depending on the distance between the keyboard and devices under control, an external power supply may be needed according to the following specifications:

* NOTE: Distances may vary depending on the number of keyboards

connected.

2.2 Mounting the IntuiKey

The IntuiKey LCD displays are readable in all but direct sunlight conditions. Locate the keyboard on a flat horizontal surface, with an optimal LCD viewing angle of 0 to 20 degrees from vertical. Display contrast levels are software-controlled and may be adjusted via the Keyboard Control Menu (as described in Section 3.4). An optional rack mount kit may also be used.

2.3 Connecting the IntuiKey

1. Refer to Figure 2-2 for details on the input/output connections supplied by the IntuiKey Keyboard. Four connectors are located on the IntuiKey rear panel: (2) RJ-11 connectors, (1) female 9-pin sub-D connector, and a DC power jack. The RJ-11 connectors are labeled as Allegiant and MUX/DVR, and the 9-pin sub-D is labeled RS-232 Serial Port.

Figure 2-2 Back Panel Connections of IntuiKey

ATTENTION: To ensure proper system functioning and to prevent damage to the unit, it is critical that only Allegiant devices be connected to the Allegiant connector, and Multiplexer/DVR devices be connected to the MUX/DVR connector.

2. Review the configuration options shown in Figure 2-4. Make the necessary keyboard data and power connections that are best suited to your system requirements based on these diagrams. When connecting to Divar DVRs or

System4®Multiplexers, attach the supplied 390 Ohm

terminator to the Out connector on the last device.

NOTE: In systems having multiple Divar DVRs or multiple

System4®Multiplexers, use the front panel controls on the video

devices to assign appropriate address numbers and starting camera numbers. The IntuiKey will not properly recognize the video devices if there are conflicting addresses in the system.

3. After power is applied, the keyboard initializes and displays the following:

Figure 2-3 Initial Power-up Display

4. After a brief pause (or immediately after the Clr button is pressed), the keyboard will perform a brief search for connected devices.

NOTE: On initial power-up, factory reset, or firmware upgrade, the IntuiKey displays a Language Menu. Select the desired language by pressing the softkey next to the language title. If additional languages are available, the arrow softkeys at the bottom of the screen can be used to scroll to a second menu screen.

Distance from Keyboard Optional Equipment to Device under Control* Needed

Less than 10 ft (3.5 m) NONE

Between 10 ft (3.5 m) KBD-120PS/KBD-220PS and 100 ft (30 m) External Power Supply

Greater than 100 ft (30 m) LTC 8557/60(50)

Keyboard Extender

Allegiant

MUX/DVR

MUX / DVR ALLEGIANT 12 VDC RS-232 SERIAL PORT

DC Power

RS-232

Serial Port

KBD – Universal

Philips CSI

Protocol: .6P Firmware Ver: x:xx Bootldr Ver: x:xx Hardware Ver: x:xx

Press [CLR] key to

Exit

Philips CSI

Firmware Ver: x:xx

Prod Mon

Clr

Shot

321

654

987

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IntuiKey

Figure 2-4 Typical Intuikey Connection Options

NOTE 1: Attach the supplied 390 Ohm terminator to the Out connector when using Divar Digital Video Recorders or System4®Multiplexers.

Keyboard

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

4 5

7 8 9

3m (10 ft) Data/Power Cable

(See Note 1)

IntuiKey Connection Using Supplied Data Cable

Video Device

IntuiKey

Keyboard

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

4 5

7 8 9

IntuiKey

Keyboard

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

4 5

7 8 9

Optional Power

PHILIPS

MonProd

Shot

Clr

4 5

7 8 9

IntuiKey

Keyboard

Multiple Divar Digital Video Recorders or System4 Multiplexers

Video Device Video Device Video Device

Supplied

3m (10 ft)

Data/Power

Cable

Supply

IN OUT

RS-485

IntuiKey Connection Using Supplied Data Cable

30m (100 ft) LTC 8558/00 Data Cable

IN OUT

(See Note 1)

IntuiKey Connection Using Optional LTC 8558 Data Cable

Supplied

3m (10 ft)

Data/Power

Cable

LTC 8557

Junction Box

RS-485

User Supplied Shielded

Twisted Pair Cable

Up to 1.5 km (5000 ft)

Supplied

3m (10 ft)

Data Cable

LTC 8557

Junction Box

IntuiKey Connection Using Optional LTC 8557 Remote Hookup Kit

IN OUT

(See Note 1)

Video Device

(See Note 1)

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3OPERATING THE INTUIKEY DIGITAL

KEYBOARD

3.1 Learning the IntuiKey Components

Learning the IntuiKey Keyboard components is accomplished easily by dividing the keyboard into four separate functional areas as shown in Figure 3-1:

• The Status Display

• The Keypad

• The Softkeys and Softkey Display

•The Joystick

Figure 3-1 IntuiKey Components

3.1.1 The Status Display

The Status Display changes dynamically to display pertinent information about the keyboard’s present mode of operation. Typically, its information conveys one of two keyboard operating modes: Normal Mode or Error Code.

In Normal Mode, the status display provides data pertaining to the present device under control (e.g. monitor number, camera number, device under control status, etc.). Common elements in the display for all devices are a product indicator centered on the bottom line of the display and one or more numeric entry cells. Each numeric entry cell has a title that describes what the number represents.

When a user operation results in an error, the status display changes to Error Code (see Section 4.3 for Allegiant Error Messages, Section 5.6 for Divar Error Messages, and Section 6.3 for Mux Error Messages). The display shows the error number, a short description of the error, and the present device under control.

The display reverts to Normal Mode either automatically in two seconds (on its own) or when CLR is pressed.

3.1.2 The Keypad

The Keypad includes the five function buttons (located directly below the status display), as well as the numeric keypad.

PROD displays the keyboard’s Product Selection Menu. This function key (in conjunction with the Softkeys/Softkey Display) selects the device under the control of the keyboard. The Product Selection menu also provides access to the Keyboard Control Menu.

MON functioning depends on the IntuiKey Model and device under control. For KBD-Universal keyboards, MON allows entry of a Monitor Number when controlling an Allegiant Switcher. When controlling a DVR or multiplexer, MON toggles between Monitors A and B.

CLR clears any numeric entry and the display reverts to Normal Mode.

provides acknowledgement of an external alarm/alert/action condition. When this condition is detected, an audible alarm is enabled, and the key flashes red. The key then functions differently depending on the device presently under keyboard control.

NOTE: Refer to Section 3.3 for additional information on alarm/alert/action indication and acknowledgement.

SHOT allows selection of camera pre-positions and is also used to assign softkey display screen numbers. Pressing SHOT twice enters the preposition programming entry mode. If SHOT is pressed twice inadvertently, press SHOT again to return to the pre-position selection mode.

The Numeric Keypad allows numeric entry (shown in the status display) as required by the present function. Note that the default state of the Keypad is camera entry (i.e. pressing a numeric key places that number in the status display under the camera title).

3.1.3 The Softkeys and the Softkey Display

The Softkeys and Softkey Display allow easy and flexible control and programming of system devices under keyboard control.

The Softkey Buttons are located on either side of the softkey display. Each softkey may have a special descriptor associated with it that consists of up to three lines of ten characters. Pressing a softkey initiates the action described by the associated text. The actual on-screen display may vary depending on the model being controlled.

The Softkey Display associates commands with the softkey buttons. The commands shown in the display changes depending on the operational mode of the keyboard and previous softkey selections. Note that the softkey display initially shows a default menu tailored to the device under control. This initial menu contains softkey functions that represent commonly used commands, as well as keys that represent links to other command menus.

SoftKey Display

SoftKey Descriptor

Status Display

Numeric

Entry Cell

Exit

^ Up Zoom

< Left Right >

v Down

SoftKeys

Monitor Camera

1 1

Prod Mon

Clr

Numeric Keypad

MUX/DVR

Shot

321

654

987

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3.1.4 The Joystick

The IntuiKey Joystick provides two levels of system functionality: control of pan/tilt/zoom for an external camera or navigating the on-screen programming menus of the Allegiant Video Switchers, AutoDome®Series Cameras and other devices.

Moving the joystick in one of eight directions provides pan/tilt control of appropriately equipped cameras. Rotating the knob in either a clockwise or counterclockwise direction provides lens zoom control.

Focus and Iris Control, located above and to the right of the joystick, are rocker-style buttons that provide keyboard control of camera lens focus (near/far) and camera iris function (open/close).

3.2 Navigating the System with the IntuiKey Keyboard

Learning basic navigation techniques with the IntuiKey ensures readiness for control of the system devices. The following procedures are general in nature and may be applied to the control of various system devices/operating modes.

3.2.1 General Guidelines for Navigating the IntuiKey Menus

The following keys are important for entering and exiting the IntuiKey programming/control menus:

• EXIT – This softkey command is located in the upper left corner of each softkey menu. Use this key to move back one level in the menu structure (complete menu diagrams are provided in Appendix A at the back of this manual).

• PROD – Press PROD at any time to return directly to the Main Product Selection menu.

• CLR – Press CLR to clear any numeric entry and revert the display to Normal Mode.

3.2.2 The Product Selection Menu

The Product Selection menu lists the devices that are in communication with the IntuiKey. Up to 12 devices can be shown on a single screen. If more than 12 devices are connected, the arrow softkeys at the bottom of the screen can be used to scroll through the additional menu(s).

The softkey to enter the Keyboard Control menu can always be found at the very end of the device listings.

Figure 3-2 Main Product Selection Menu

IMPORTANT: When the IntuiKey is first connected up to a device, or whenever a new video device is added to an existing system, enter the Product Selection menu and press the PROD key. The keyboard will initiate a scan of the communication lines and update the list of devices connected to it.

If communication is ever lost with an existing device, the product name display will indicate an Off_Line condition. After communication with the device is restored, this message will disappear.

For multiplexers, the device address number will be shown. For DVRs, the DVR address number, its name, and the starting camera offset number will be displayed.

3.2.3 Selecting a Device for Control

1. Press the PROD button to put the keyboard in the Product Selection Mode. The softkey display shows the Product Selection

menu (refer to Figure 3-2).

2. Press the desired softkey button adjacent to the desired product name in the display. Upon selection of a system device to be controlled, the keyboard indicates what product it is controlling by displaying its name (up to 10 characters maximum) at the bottom of the status display. The softkey display menu also changes to the top level menu associated with the selected device.

3.2.4 Easy Switching Between Devices

Pressing and holding the PROD key for longer than 1 second while using a DVR or multiplexer enters the device address selection mode. Entering the address of a device will cause the keyboard to switch to that device’s main menu. If the device address does not exist, an error message will result, and no change will occur.

3.2.5 Using the Keypad for Numeric Entry (Camera Control)

1. Press a desired numeric key to place the number in the status

display under the camera title.

2. Note that additional key entries add digits to the RIGHT side

of the camera number. If more than the maximum number of digits allowed for the specific entry is entered, the leftmost digit is lost, and all other digits promoted.

3. Leading zeros may be entered but are not required.

4. Press ENTER to complete numeric entry.

3.2.6 Using the Quick Selection Softscreen Feature

The IntuiKey softkey display screens can be assigned a reference number which can then be recalled to quickly return to the desired screen.

1. To assign a number to a softkey display screen, first navigate

to the desired screen. Simultaneously press the digit 0 and

ENTER to enter the softkey screen programming mode. Press SHOT followed by the single digit (0 to 9) that you want to

assign to this screen.

2. To quickly jump to a previously programmed softkey display

screen, simultaneously press the digit 0 and ENTER. Press the desired softkey display screen number.

NOTE: Ten (10) softkey numbers are available within a single product category. Softkey screen numbers can only jump between screens within the same product category. If an existing softkey screen number is assigned to a new softkey screen, the old one is no longer valid. Assignments remain even if power is lost.

Allegiant

ADIM

DVR 1 Unit A

DVR 2 Unit B

DVR 3 Unit C

DVR 4 Unit D

DVR 5

Unit E

DVR 7 Unit F

DVR 8

Unit G

113

DVR 9

Unit H

129

DVR 10

Unit J

145

DVR 11

Unit K

161

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3.3 Alarm/Alert/Action Indication

When the IntuiKey detects that an alarm/alert/action condition has occurred on the presently controlled device, the key flashes red and an audible tone is heard. During alarm responses, Divar DVRs and System4®multiplexers will also show special icons to represent the different types of alarm conditions. Contact type alarm conditions will be represented by a icon, and action alarm conditions will be represented by a icon.

If the alert occurs on a device that is not presently under control, the product indicator (in the status display) alternates between the present product designator and the alarmed product, with the text ALERT added. The present product is displayed for two seconds, while the alarmed product is displayed for 0.5 seconds.

3.4 Configuring the IntuiKey Keyboard

The IntuiKey Keyboard plug and play design allows operation to begin as soon as the keyboard is connected to system components. However, if you desire to review the default settings, or wish to change any of these settings, refer to the following information and procedures for the Keyboard Control Mode.

3.4.1 Accessing the Keyboard Control Menu

1. Press PROD to view the Product Selection menu (see Figure 3-2).

2. Press the softkey labeled Keyboard Control. The Keyboard Control softkey can always be found at the very end of the device listings.

3. The Softkey Display shows the Keyboard Control main menu (see Figure 3-3). A review of the Keyboard Control menu options follows.

Figure 3-3 Keyboard Control Menu

3.4.2 Keyboard Control Menu Options

Exit

Reverts to the Product Selection menu.

Factory Reset

Resets the keyboard to the following states:

Product Selected NONE Key Click ON Display Inverse Normal (black on white) Mux Destination Addr 1 Softkey Contrast 9 Status Display Contrast 6 Mux User Level No Access Language NONE Allegiant Baud 9600

Not Used Language Select

For selection of the display language. Choose from the following languages: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, and German. Pressing the next or previous arrow jumps between this menu and the Polish and Portuguese option menu.

Keyboard Test

Displays a keyboard test screen on the softkey display. Press ENTER to exit the keyboard test mode. As each key is pressed, an indicator displays on the screen. If the joystick is moved, its present variable speed value is displayed. Pan and Tilt ranges from 0 to 15; Zoom ranges from 0 to 7.

LCD Test

Different patterns are displayed on the softkey display, and the alarm LED flashes. Each pattern displays for approximately two (2) seconds.

Joystick Autocal

Auto-calibrates the joystick (allow the joystick to self-center, then press ENTER). The softkey display then indicates New

Values Saved.

Not Used

Firmware Upgrade

Places the keyboard into a password-protected mode that allows upgrade of the internal software via serial connection to a host computer. See Appendix C for details on entering passwords.

Not Used

Allegiant Baud

This password-protected option is used to set the baud rate of the keyboard’s Allegiant port. In most cases, this setting should not be changed unless directed by the factory. The settings must match in both the keyboard and the Allegiant. Two rates are available, 9600 (default) and 19,200. The current setting is displayed on the menu screen.

Contrast Adjust

Displays the Contrast Adjust menu which provides two adjustment scales: one for the softkey display, and one for the status display. Control each adjustment scale with the adjacent softkey buttons (as indicated by the arrows in the menu). Generally, the buttons to the right of each scale decrease the contrast (make the display lighter), while the buttons to the left increase the contrast (make the display darker). The indicator on the scale is incremented (moved) one step for each press of the softkey. The indicator wraps around when either limit is reached. When the desired contrast level is reached, press ENTER to exit the submenu and store the values. Press CLR at any time to reset the contrast to the presently stored value. Pressing MON + CLR (simultaneously, at any time while using the keyboard) resets the contrast to the center position of the scale.

NOTE: It is possible to adjust the contrast to a level where the text cannot be seen. If this happens, simply continue pressing the softkey until the text reappears OR press CLR to restore the display to the presently stored values.

Key click On/Off

Toggles between audible sound at each key click and no sound at each click. Upon pressing the key, the softkey descriptor indicates whether key click is on or off.

Display Inverse

Toggles the display between black-on-white display or whiteon-black display. Upon pressing the key, the softkey descriptor indicates whether display inverse is on or off.

Exit

Factory Firmware Reset Upgrade

Allegiant

Language

Baud

Select

9600

Keyboard Contrast Test Adjust

LCD Key Click Test On/Off

Joystick Display Auto Cal. Inverse

Normal

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4 CONTROLLING ALLEGIANT®SERIES

VIDEO SWITCHERS

NOTE: This section applies to KBD-Universal Model ONLY.

4.1 The Allegiant Main Control Menu

4.1.1 Accessing the Allegiant Main Control Menu

1. Press PROD to put the keyboard in Product Selection Mode. The Product Selection menu appears in the softkey display.

2. Press the Allegiant or ADIM softkey button, and observe that the status display shows the Allegiant mode.

Figure 4-1 Status Display in Allegiant Mode

IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING USER LOG-ON:

Depending on the setting of the Allegiant Switcher, it may be necessary to perform a log-on procedure to gain control of the switcher (i.e. to gain access to the Allegiant Main Control menu).

• If log-on information is required, the status display requests a USER NUMBER. Enter the number using the keypad, and press ENTER.

• The status display requests a PASSWORD. Enter the password using the keypad, and press ENTER.

• If an invalid user number or password is entered, the request for log-on is redisplayed.

• Following successful user log-on, the softkey display

shows the Allegiant Main Control menu as in Figure 4-2.

• If user log-on is NOT required, the softkey display shows USER LOGGED ON (briefly), and then displays the Allegiant Main Control menu.

Figure 4-2 Allegiant Main Control Menu

4.2 Programming/Controlling Allegiant Functions

4.2.1 Allegiant Main Control Menu Command Descriptions

The Allegiant Main Control menu, displayed on the softkey display, uses the softkey buttons to execute commands or to gain access to other submenus for additional programming/configuration. Detailed command descriptions follow. Refer to the Allegiant

Switcher Instruction Book for additional information.

Exit

Exits one menu and reverts to the main menu for the particular function being programmed/controlled.

Device Lockout

Accesses a softkey menu, allowing the locking/unlocking of specified cameras and monitors.

Figure 4-3 Device Lockout Menu

User

Exit Log Off

Device Command Lockout Script

Program Camera Sequence Control

Alarm User Control Functions

Load ADIM Sequence Controls

Hold Start Sequence Sequence

< Previous Next > < SequenceSequence > < Step Step >

Exit

Monitor Monitor Lock Unlock

Remote Remote Lock Unlock

Monitor Camera

123 1234

Allegiant

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a. Monitor Lock/Unlock:

•If the monitor to be locked/unlocked is not the present monitor, press MON on the keypad. Then enter the monitor number, followed by ENTER.

•Press the monitor Lock/Unlock softkey.

•If the monitor is locked, the display shows an ML on the monitor’s on-screen status display, indicating that the monitor is locked. If the monitor is unlocked, ML is removed.

b. Remote Lock/Unlock:

• If the Camera to be locked/unlocked is not the present

camera, enter the camera number followed by ENTER.

• Press the Remote Lock/Unlock softkey.

• If the camera is locked, the display shows an RL in the

monitor’s on-screen status display, indicating that the remote device is locked. If the camera is unlocked, RL is removed.

To leave the device lockout menu, press EXIT.

Alarm Control

Alarm commands control the system’s automatic video switching capabilities in response to alarm signals activated in the Allegiant system. The camera activated by an alarm is normally the same as the alarm number, but this relationship can be changed using the optional LTC 8059/00 Master Control Software for Windows®or the optional LTC 8850/00 Graphical User Interface software package. These optional software packages even permit up to four cameras to be alarmed by a single alarm input.

Figure 4-4 Alarm Control Menu

a. Arm/Disarm Alarm:

To arm/disarm an individual alarm on the monitor currently controlled by the keyboard:

• Press the Arm/Disarm Alarm softkey. The status display changes to the following:

Figure 4-5

• Enter the alarm number to be armed/disarmed, using the numeric keypad.

• Press ENTER.

b. Arm/Disarm All Alarms:

To arm/disarm all alarms on the currently controlled monitor, simply press the Arm/Disarm All Alarms softkey.

c. Arm Monitor:

Press the Arm Monitor softkey to arm the monitor currently controlled by the keyboard, permitting cameras for armed alarms to automatically display when an alarm occurs.

NOTE: Alarm video appears on a given monitor only if the monitor is armed and the alarm is armed for that monitor. The on-screen monitor status display shows MA (Monitor Armed).

d. Disarm Monitor:

Pressing the Disarm Monitor softkey disarms the monitor currently controlled by the keyboard, thus prohibiting the monitor from responding to alarms.

Program Sequence

Changes the softkey display and requests entry of a sequence number to program. The status display shows the following:

Figure 4-6

Exit

Arm Disarm Alarm Alarm

Arm Disarm All All Alarms Alarms

Arm Disarm Monitor Monitor

Alarm#

----

Allegiant

Program Sequence

---

Allegiant

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Load Sequence

Enables the loading of a previously programmed sequence.

• Press the Load Sequence softkey. The status display shows the following:

Figure 4-8

• Enter the sequence number, then press ENTER.

• To unload a sequence, stop the sequence (if necessary), press the Load Sequence softkey, then press ENTER.

• Use CLR to clear an incorrectly entered number.

Hold Sequence

Stops a running sequence.

Previous Sequence Step

Sets the sequence direction to run in reverse. If the sequence is already running in reverse, pressing this button executes the previous sequence step immediately. Holding the key causes the sequence to run in fast reverse mode, at approximately two steps per second.

User Log-off

Used to LOG OFF the Allegiant Switcher.

• Press the User Log OFF softkey.

• The softkey display shows the following:

Figure 4-9

• Press CLR to clear the pending log-off. Press ENTER to complete the log-off process. The softkey display reverts to displaying only USER LOG ON, and the status display changes back to the default mode (i.e. camera and monitor numbers replaced with dashes). This mode times out in approximately two seconds and reverts to the previous menu.

Upon entry of a sequence number followed by ENTER, the softkey display changes to the following menu to support sequence programming:

Figure 4-7 Program Sequence Menu

Sequence programming is displayed on the controlled monitor screen.

a. Exit/Save

Saves the present sequence and exits the Program Sequence menu.

b. Previous Step

Displays the previous sequence step on the OSD (onscreen display) and allows editing.

c. Next Step

Displays the next sequence step on the OSD and allows editing.

d. Exit/Run

Saves the present sequence, loads it, runs it, and exits the Program Sequence menu.

e. Insert Step

Inserts a step before the sequence step presently displayed on the OSD.

f. Delete Current Step

Deletes the current step. Note that if this is done on the first step of a single-step sequence, the sequence is erased, and the programming mode is automatically exited.

g. Delete from Here to End

Deletes all remaining steps after the step presently displayed on the OSD.

Exit/ Exit/ Save Run

Previous Insert Step Step

Next Delete Step Current

Step

Delete

from Here

to End

Allegiant

User Log OFF

Press:

[Enter] to log off

[Clr] to Exit

Sequence?

---

Allegiant

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Command Script

Accesses a series of menus, allowing execution of Allegiant script commands. Refer to the Allegiant Instruction

Manual for additional information.

a. Run Command Script:

This function allows the user to execute * STAR commands from the keyboard. The Allegiant supports over 150,000 commands. Press the Run Script softkey to display the following softkey menu:

Figure 4-10a

b. Executing Command Scripts:

Run a Command Script in one of two ways. Either press the Run Script softkey (and enter the script number on the keypad) OR press the

* key for the STAR only

command (i.e. Allegiant command script, 0000).

NOTE: The Command Script menu can be customized with specific scripts and submenus using the optional IntuiKey PC software package. Refer to the documentation included with the software for more specific instructions.

Camera Control

Displays the camera control softkey menu, allowing the entry of various camera control commands. Refer to Appendix B at the back of this manual for details on the camera commands. Access to certain AutoDome menus and commands may be prohibited by security features within the camera. Refer to Appendix D for more information.

User Functions

Accesses a series of 5 menus (User Function Menu A through User Function Menu E, see Figure 4-11), allowing single-key selection of all available Allegiant user functions. Each of the 5 menus contain the following common softkeys:

a. Exit (upper left):

Completes any pending user function and exits to the Allegiant Main Control menu.

b. Previous Menu (lower left):

Displays the previous menu in this series of 5. If the current display is the first menu, Previous Menu displays the last menu.

c. Enter User Command (upper right):

This function alleviates scrolling through menus. When pressed, this key prompts for the 2 digit Allegiant User Command number. Familiarity with Allegiant User Commands and the 2 digit command number is required. Refer to Figure 4-12 for a cross-reference of all Allegiant User Commands and their respective 2 digit function numbers. These function numbers can also be found in your Allegiant User Manual or on the Allegiant Quick

Reference card.

d. Next Menu (lower right):

Displays the next menu in this series of 5. If the current display is the last menu, Next Menu displays the first menu.

Figure 4-12 on the following page shows the menu location and the associated 2 digit cross reference. For details on the functionality of these user functions, refer to the Allegiant Matrix Switcher User Manual.

ADIM Controls

Visible only when keyboard is being used with the ADIM integrated Allegiant/Hi-Q

™ digital recording system).

This softkey accesses the ADIM DVR control softkey menu:

Figure 4-10b

Refer to instructions provided with the ADIM system for details on these functions.

Start Sequence

Starts a sequence.

Next Sequence Step

Sets the sequence direction to run forward. If a sequence is already running forward, pressing this button executes the next sequence step immediately. Holding the key causes the sequence to run in fast forward mode at approximately two steps per second.

Exit

Run Script

Star

Exit Play/

Quad Stop

OSD Zoom

Frame

Advance

Alarm

Pause

List

1-Touch

Alarm

Okay

Clear

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ABCDE

Menu Softkey Function Description Allegiant User Access Level

Function #

A2 Display User #/Priority 33 Any A3 Change User Password 10 Any * A9 Show Keyboard Port # 2 Any

A10 Keyboard Audio 3 Any

B2 Adjust Display Position 4 1– 7 B3 Brightness/Status Selection 5 1– 7 B4 Display Options 6 1– 7 B5 Set Time 7 1– 7 B6 Set Date 8 1– 7

B9 All Display Position 24 1– 7 B10 All Display Brightness/Status 25 1– 7 B11 All Display Option 26 1– 7 B13 User Function Index 99 Any

C2 Set Camera ID Title 9 1

C3 Set Monitor ID Title 17 1

C4 Display CPU Version 23 Any

C5 Reset System 15 1 *

C6 Vertical Sync Adjust 40 1 *

C9 Default RS-232 29 1 *

C10 Console RS-232 (Select Controller RS-232 - 8900) 30 1 * C11 Printer RS-232 (Select Console RS-232 - 8900) 31 1 * C12 Alarm RS-232 32 1 * C13 User Function Index 99 Any

D2 Select Time/Date Format 11 1

D3 Default Monitor Overlays 12 1

D4 Select Alarm Response 19 1 *

D5 Set Alarm Monitor Type 21 1 *

D6 Time Event Enable/Disable 16 1

D9 Select Keyboard Login 27 1 *

D10 Select Console Login 28 1 * D11 Print Configuration Tables 13 1 D12 Print Sequence Tables 18 1 D13 User Function Index 99 Any

E2 Select Control Code Format 22 1 * E3 Select Printer Verbosity 20 1 * E4 Printer Port Mode 38 1 E5 Select Crosspoint Data 36 1

E9 Camera Indicator 34 1 E10 Set Controllable Cameras 35 1 E11 R/D Address Mode 37 1 * E12 Cache Remote Cameras 40 1 * E13 User Function Index 99 Any

Enter

Exit User

Command

Display Show User #/ Keyboard Priority Port #

Change User Allegiant Password Audio

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > < >

Enter

Exit User

Command

Adjust All Display Display Position Position

Brightness All Status Display Selection Brightness

Display All Option Display

Option

Set Time

Set User Date Function

Index

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command

Set Default Camera RS232 ID

Set Console Monitor RS232 ID

Display Printer CPU RS232 Version

Reset Alarm System RS232

Vertical User Sync Function Adjust Index

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command

Select Select Time/Date Keyboard Format Log In

Default Select Monitor Console Overlays Log In

Select Print Alarm Config. Response Tables

Set Alarm Print Monitor Sequence Type

Time Event User Enable/ Function Disable Index

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command

Select Camera Control Indicator Code FMT

Select Set Printer Controllable Verbosity Cameras

Printer R/D Port Address Mode Mode

Select Cache Crosspnt. Remote Data Cameras

User

Function

Index

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Figure 4-11 Allegiant User Functions Menu

Figure 4-12 Softkey to User Function Cross-reference

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Error Name Description

Error 01 Invalid Camera Request The camera number entered from the keyboard does not exist. If

using the optional LTC 8059/00 Master Control Software or the LTC 8850/00 Graphical User Interface Software, ensure that the number exists in the Camera Identification table. Download the table to be sure.

Error 02 Invalid Monitor Request The monitor number entered from the keyboard does not exist.

Error 03 Remote Device Locked The remote device requested cannot be controlled, because it is locked

by User# by a user with equal or higher priority. Check with the other users or

request that a higher priority user unlock the remote device.

Error 04 Monitor Locked by User# The monitor requested cannot be accessed, because it is locked by a

user with equal or higher priority. Check with the other users or request that a higher priority user unlock the monitor.

Error 05 Remote Device Access Restricted Remote locked out by Remote Lock Out table.

Error 06 Monitor Access Restricted Monitor locked out by Monitor Lock Out table.

Error 10 Access Denied A function was requested for which the user priority is too low. Only a

Priority 2 user or a supervisor with Priority 1 may access this function.

Error 11 Access Denied A function was requested for which the user priority is too low. Only a

supervisor with Priority 1 may access this function.

Error 15 Invalid User Function The function number requested from the keyboard is invalid. Refer to

the User Function table for a listing of valid user function numbers.

Error 20 Acknowledge Denied The ACKNOWLEDGE button was pressed by a user without the

authority to acknowledge alarms.

Error 21 Incorrect Acknowledge In order to properly acknowledge an alarm event, the keyboard must be

switched to a monitor that is displaying the alarms.

Error 22 Acknowledge Disabled Alarms on this monitor cannot be acknowledged, because that

capability has been disabled by the system programmer.

Error 23 Camera Not in alarm The camera displayed on the monitor is not an alarm video; only

alarm-generated video can be acknowledged.

Error 24 Keyboard Not Enabled This keyboard may not acknowledge alarm video on this

for Acknowledge monitor; it has been disabled by the system programmer.

Error 25 Alarm Switcher Running Alarm video may only be acknowledged if the alarm switcher is not

running; press HOLD to stop the switcher.

Error 50 SEQUENCE Not Available The user attempted to load a switcher sequence that does not exist.

This is a good way to determine, from the keyboard, which sequence numbers are unused when desiring to add one. A request was made to load an ABSOLUTE type sequence, without the keyboard being on one of the monitors in that sequence. Because inadvertent loading of monitors should be avoided, the user is required to switch his keyboard to one of the monitors used by the sequence.The PROGRAM mode may be used to review which monitors are used in the sequence.

Error 52 SEQUENCE Request A request was made to load a RELATIVE type sequence on a monitor

number that is too high; the monitors used by the sequence would extend past the highest monitor.Try switching to a lower monitor number before loading the sequence.

4.3 Allegiant Error Messages

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Error Name Description

Error 53 Switcher Empty The user has attempted to control a sequence using the NEXT,

PREV, RUN, or HOLD keys, without there being a sequence loaded.

Error 55 SEQUENCE Priority The switcher sequence being requested or cleared requires monitors

that are in use by a user of equal or higher priority. Contact a user with higher priority or have the system administrator clear the monitors in question.

Error 56 SEQUENCE Request The user has attempted to load a sequence that is being edited in the

PROGRAM mode. Once editing is complete, the sequence may be loaded.

Error 58 SEQUENCE Request The sequence being requested is a relative sequence, and the user is

only permitted access to absolute sequences.

Error 60 PROGRAM Request The user has attempted to program a sequence that is currently

running.The sequence must first be stopped before any editing can be performed.

Error 62 PROGRAM Request The user has attempted to program a new sequence when the

sequence memory space has been depleted. Delete unused sequences, then program the new sequence.

Error 63 PROGRAM Request Another user is already programming a sequence on this monitor.

Error 70 Monitor Not Allocated to Group This monitor cannot be used for alarm operations; it has not been

designated as alarm-capable by the system programmer.

Error 71 Step Monitor Required A group of alarm monitors may not have an armed Review (display)

monitor without having armed Step (sequence) monitors.

Error 78 Must Enter Alarm Number A specific alarm number must be entered when arming or disarming

an alarm.

Error 80 Trunk Not Available An attempt was made to access a remote camera connected to a

satellite system, but no unused trunk lines are currently available.

Error 81 Satellite Trunk Seized The camera currently viewed has changed because an operator with a

higher priority has selected a different camera that seized the trunk line from the satellite.

Error 89 Internal Stack Error A stack overflow within the system has occurred. Report this to the

manufacturer.

Error 90 Keyboard Entry Undefined The keyboard entry is not defined. Check the appropriate section of

the instruction manual for the desired operation and try again.

Error 92 Keyboard Entry Out of Range The data entered for a valid command was not in the permissible range.

Check the appropriate section of the instruction manual for acceptable ranges for the command in question and try again.

Error 94 Keyboard Entry Invalid An invalid character was received from the keyboard. Usually this

indicates a communications error. Verify that the keyboard-to-system cable is not producing an intermittent connection.

Error 95 Keyboard Entry Incomplete The control sequence sent from the keyboard was incomplete. Usually

this indicates a communications error. Verify that the keyboard-tosystem cable is not producing an intermittent connection.

Error 96 * (STAR) Undefined The * key has been pressed, but there is no definition for this button.

Error 100 DVR in Use The DVR is not available because it is currently in use by another

operator.

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Error Name Description

Error 101 Camera Not Found The camera currently selected is not configured for use on

the ADIM system.

Error 102 ADIM Communication Error The IntuiKey keyboard is unable to communicate with the ADIM system

software.Verify that the ADIM software is configured correctly and that cable connections are intact.

Error 103 ADIM General Error The IntuiKey keyboard has received an error notification from the

ADIM system software. Please review the log files on the ADIM PC to determine the exact nature of the problem.

Error 104 ADIM Mode Conflict Error The IntuiKey keyboard has received conflicting status information from

the ADIM system. Power the keyboard off/on to correct.

Error 128 No Communications The keyboard cannot communicate with the Allegiant.

4.4 ADIM Error Messages

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5 CONTROLLING Divar SERIES

DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDERS

NOTE: This section applies to KBD-Universal and

KBD-Digital Models.

5.1 The Divar Main Control Menu

5.1.1 Accessing the Divar Main Control Menu

1. Press PROD to put the keyboard in the

Product Selection Mode. The softkey display shows the Product Selection Menu. Depending on the number of

DVRs that are connected to the IntuiKey, the list may show a single device name or up to 32 device names spanning 3 menu screens.

2. Press the softkey button adjacent to the desired DVR device name in the display. The softkey display menu will change to the top level menu associated with the device.

NOTE: If you are already in a product sub-menu, and multiple products are connected to the IntuiKey, the keyboard provides a means for easy switching between the devices. Press and hold the PROD key for longer than 1 second to enter the device address selection mode. The status display will change to display the following:

Enter the address of the desired device to make the keyboard immediately switch to that device’s main menu.

3. The status display shows the DVR mode display.

Figure 5-1 Status Display in Divar Mode

The DVR mode is shown on the keyboard status display and provides the following indicators:

• SEQ – Indicates that the DVR is running a sequence.

• MONA/B – Indicates which DVR monitor is currently under control. It toggles between MONA and MONB for each press of the MON key.

NOTE: Keyboard access to MONB must be enabled within the Divar menus. See Divar manual for details.

• – Indicates that the DVR is in an ACTION alarm mode.

• – Indicates that the DVR is in a contact activated alarm mode.

• REC – Indicates that the DVR is currently recording.

• PLAY – Indicates that the DVR is in a replay mode.

• ZOOM – Indicates that the DVR is displaying a zoomed image.

• ALM xx – Indicates that a device connected to the IntuiKey with address number xx is currently in alarm. The IntuiKey’s alarm button will light and the keyboard will begin to beep.

NOTE: While in DVR Control Code, the product title continuously displays the programmed device name. The numeric entry field is used to enter numeric values needed to control the DVR (i.e. camera number, DVR number, shot number, etc.). Above the numeric entry field is a title displaying the DVR’s current mode (i.e. cameo, camera entry, menu mode, or numeric entry).

4. The softkey display shows the DVR Main Control menu.

Figure 5-2 Divar DVR Main Control Menu

5.2 Programming/Controlling DVR Functions

5.2.1 The DVR Main Control Menu

The DVR Main Control menu uses softkey buttons to execute commands or to gain access to other submenus for additional programming/configuration. Detailed command descriptions follow. Refer to the Divar Instruction Book for additional information.

1. Exit

Exits one menu and returns to the main menu for the particular function being programmed.

2. Full

Select Full Screen Camera Mode by pressing the Full Screen softkey. The camera currently selected by the keyboard will be displayed in full screen on the monitor.

Address

DVR

Rec Camera

Seq Play

MONA Zoom

ALM 13 DVR#01

Exit

Full Screen

Quad Screen

Multi Screen

Select Cameo Segment

Sequence

Zoom

Play

Live

Freeze

Instant

Play

Camera

Control

DVR

Control

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3. Quad Screen Divides the screen into four separate areas. Enable Quad Screen Mode by pressing the Quad Screen key once. Pressing the key additional times cycles through available viewing configurations.

4. Multi Screen Enables multiscreen displays. The capabilities and user setup of the DVR model under control determine the available configurations.

NOTE: Pressing the Multiscreen softkey multiple times cycles through the possible selections.

5. Select Cameo Segment When in Multi or Quad Mode, the screen area where a camera is displayed is called a cameo. Press the Cameo softkey to enter the cameo selection mode. In this mode, the joystick is used to select which cameo window will be under control of the keyboard. Entering a number into the keyboard while in this mode will cause the camera to appear in the currently selected cameo window. Cameras may be assigned to any selected cameo, and may be changed as often as required. The Intuikey’s numeric entry field title will change to Cameo while the DVR is in this mode. Press the Cameo softkey again to exit the mode.

6. Sequence Runs a previously programmed camera sequence.

7. Zoom Press the Zoom softkey to enlarge the active camera display. The keyboard will change to the following submenu for control of the zoom functions:

Figure 5-3 Zoom Menu

NOTE: Different levels of the zoom function (e.g. X2, X4, normal) are available by repeatedly pressing the Zoom softkey.

If Zoom softkey is pressed while in multi-screen mode, the currently selected camera will be changed to full screen view.

8. Search Places the DVR into the on-screen search mode and

accesses a DVR softscreen menu allowing selection of various search criteria. Refer to Section 5.2.2 for details on menu functions and controls.

9. Play Activates DVR playback mode and displays the PLAY indicator in the IntuiKey status display. Press the softkey again to cancel the playback mode.

10.Live Pressing the Live softkey will place the DVR into the live viewing mode.

11.Freeze Freezes the currently selected camera image. Press FREEZE again to release the freeze mode. Changing the display screen mode releases the freeze mode.

12.Instant Play Activates DVR playback of the last minute recording for the selected camera.

13.Camera Control Displays the Camera Control softkey menu, allowing entry of various camera control commands. Refer to Appendix B at the back of this manual for details of the Camera Commands.

14.DVR Control Accesses the DVR Control menu allowing selection of DVR devices and controls for navigation of device onscreen menus. Refer to Section 5.2.3 for details on menu functions.

5.2.2 DVR On-Screen Menu Controls

This softkey menu provides various controls for navigating DVR on-screen menus. Detailed command descriptions follow.

Figure 5-4 Divar DVR Menu Control

1. Exit Exits the present menu, reverting to the previous menu.

2. ^ Up Moves UP through the on-screen menu items or values.

3. < Left Moves LEFT through the on-screen menu items or values.

Exit

^ Up Zoom

< Left Right >

v Down

Exit

^ Up

< Left

v Down

Select

Help

^ Up

Right >

v Down

Escape

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4. v Down

Moves DOWN through the on-screen menu items or values.

5. F1 Restores defaults in the active on-screen menu.

6. Select Selects an on-screen menu or submenu item and saves selections made in menus.

7. Help Accesses the DVR’s on-screen HELP menu.

8. ^Up Moves UP through the on-screen menu items or values.

9. Right > Moves RIGHT through the on-screen menu items or values.

10.v Down Moves DOWN through the on-screen menu items or values.

11.F2 Used to select a specific function associated with an onscreen menu option.

12.Escape Press this button to return to the previous level, exit the Help screen, or to exit the on-screen menu completely without saving.

5.2.3 DVR Control Menu

This softkey menu provides controls for selecting devices and protecting recordings. It also provides access to the on-screen Help menu and the softscreen menu for accessing and navigating the DVR’s on-screen configuration menu.

Figure 5-5 Divar DVR Control

1. Exit Exits the present menu, reverting to the previous menu.

2. Menu Accesses the DVR Menu Control screen for selection and navigating within the DVR’s main configuration menu. Refer to Section 5.2.2 for details on menu functions and controls.

NOTE: Access to this menu is available only when the User Level is set to FULL ACCESS. If the current access level must be changed, refer to the User Level softkey explained below.

3. User Level This softkey is used to change the current User Level. (The current setting is displayed on the softkey.) User Levels can be used to limit access to certain DVR features, including access to the on-screen configuration menu.

To change the current User Level, press the softkey to enter the password entry mode. Enter the keyboard password (refer to Appendix D) within 2 seconds. Select the desired User Level as listed on the softkey menu.

NOTE: The selected User Level applies to all DVR devices connected to the IntuiKey.

4. Help Accesses the DVR’s on-screen HELP menu.

5. Protect It is possible to mark a video recording so it cannot be overwritten. a. During playback, press the Protect key to mark the

beginning of a protected recording. Playback will pause and a dialog window will appear, showing the time and date of this selection.

b. Press the Select key to continue playing the video

that you wish to protect. The Escape key cancels and exits this mode.

c. To mark the end of the protected recording, press the

Product key a second time. The playback will pause and a dialog window will appear showing the time and date of both the start and end times of the protected recording.

d. Press the Select key to protect the marked video

from deletion. Press Escape to cancel.

6. Select DVR Press this button to select another device to control. The status display will change to display the following: Enter the address of the desired device to make the keyboard immediately switch to that device’s main menu.

This softkey provides the same function as pressing and holding the PROD key for longer than 1 second.

Exit

User Level

Select

DVR

Address

DVR

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Error Name Description

Error 1 No Communication The keyboard cannot communicate with the DVR.

Error 2 Invalid Keyboard Entry An invalid number has been entered on the keyboard.

Error 3 Invalid DVR Number A DVR number less than 1 or greater than 30 was entered.

Error 4 DVR Not Found No DVRs were found during search.

5.3 DVR Error Messages

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6 CONTROLLING System4

VIDEO MULTIPLEXERS

NOTE: This section applies to KBD-Universal and KBD-Mux

Models.

6.1 The Mux Main Control Menu

6.1.1 Accessing the Mux Main Control Menu

1. Press PROD to put the keyboard in the Product Selection Mode. The softkey display shows the Product Selection

menu. Depending on the number of devices that are connected to the IntuiKey, the list may show up to 32 total devices spanning 3 menu screens.

2. Press the softkey button adjacent to the desired multiplexer in the display. The softkey display menu will change to the top level menu associated with the device.

NOTE: If you are already in a product sub-menu, and multiple products are connected to the IntuiKey, the keyboard provides a means for easy switching between the devices. Press and hold the PROD key for longer than 1 second to enter the device address selection mode. Enter the address of the desired device to make the keyboard immediately switch to that device’s main menu.

3. The status display shows the Mux mode display.

Figure 6-1 Status Display in System4®Mode

The Mux mode display shown on the keyboard status display provides the following indicators:

• VCR – Indicates that the multiplexer is in a VCR test mode (routing the VCR video being recorded to the monitor).

• SEQ – Indicates that the multiplexer is running a sequence.

• MONA/B – Indicates which multiplexer monitor is currently under control. It toggles between MONA and MONB for each press of the MON key.

• – Indicates that the multiplexer is in an action alarm mode.

• – Indicates that the multiplexer is in a contact activated alarm mode.

• REC – Indicates that the VCR is currently recording.

• PLAY – Indicates that the multiplexer is displaying a

videotape replay.

• ZOOM – Indicates that the multiplexer is displaying a zoomed image.

• ALM xx – Indicates that a device connected to the IntuiKey, with address number xx is currently in alarm. The IntuiKey’s ALARM button will light and the keyboard will begin to beep.

NOTE: While in multiplexer control mode, the product title continuously displays MUX #— (where the dash represents the multiplexer number). The numeric entry cell is used to enter numeric values needed to control the multiplexer (i.e. camera number, allplex number, shot number, etc.). Above the numeric entry cell is a title displaying the multiplexer’s current mode (i.e. cameo, camera entry, or menu mode).

4. The softkey display shows the Mux Main Control menu.

6.2 Programming/Controlling Mux Functions

6.2.1 Password Entry

If a password is required by the multiplexer on-screen display, you must press ENTER after each number entered for the password (e.g. if the password is 1-2-3-4, you then press 1, then

ENTER, 2, then ENTER, etc.).

Figure 6-2 System4

Mux Main Control Menu

6.2.2 Mux Main Control Menu Command Descriptions

The Mux Main Control menu, displayed on the softkey display, uses the softkey buttons to execute commands or to gain access to other submenus for additional programming/configuration. Detailed command descriptions follow. Refer to the Multiplexer

Instruction Book for additional information.

Exit

Exits one menu and returns to the main menu for the particular function being programmed.

Full Screen Select Full Screen Camera Mode by pressing the Full Screen softkey. The camera currently selected by the

keyboard will be displayed in full screen on the monitor.

Quad Screen

Divides the screen into four separate areas. Enable Quad Screen Mode by pressing the Quad Screen key once. Pressing the key additional times cycles through different viewing configurations.

Exit Record

Full Screen Play

Quad Screen ZOOM

Multi Screen Freeze

Select Recorder Cameo Controls Segment

Camera

Sequence Control

Toggle Mux VCR Control Text Mode

VCR Rec Camera Seq Play

MONA Zoom

ALM 13 Mux#01

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Multiscreen

Enables multiscreen displays. The capabilities of the multiplexer model under control determine the available configurations.

• 6-channel: 5+1

• 9-channel: 4+3, 3x3

• 16-channel: 4+3, 8+2, 12+1, 3x3, and 4x4

NOTE: Pressing the Multiscreen softkey multiple times cycles through the possible selections.

Select Cameo Segment

When in Multi or Quad Mode, the screen area where a camera is displayed is called a cameo. Press the Cameo softkey to enter the cameo selection mode. In this mode, joystick is used to select which cameo window will be under control of the keyboard. Entering a number into the keyboard while in this mode will cause the camera to appear in the currently selected cameo window. Cameras may be assigned to any selected cameo, and may be changed as often as required. The Intuikey’s numeric entry field title will change to Cameo while the DVR is in this Mode. Press the Cameo softkey again to exit the mode.

NOTE:The multiplexer function of Assigning All Cameras is provided by an additional softkey on the Mux Main Control menu. Press this key to activate this function.

Sequence

Runs a previously programmed camera sequence.

Toggle VCR Test Mode

Enables/disables the multiplexer’s VCR test mode. When in VCR test mode, the IntuiKey status display shows the VCR icon.

Record

Activates VCR record mode and displays the REC indicator in the IntuiKey status display. Press the softkey again to disable the record mode.

Play

Activates VCR play mode and displays the PLAY indicator in the IntuiKey status display. Press the softkey again to disable the play mode.

Zoom

Enlarges the active camera display. Selection of any other camera displays that camera in full screen enlarged mode. Press the Zoom softkey to show the following submenu for control of the zoom function.

Figure 6-3 Mux Zoom Menu

Different levels of the zoom function (e.g. ×2, ×4) may be available depending on the multiplexer model.

Freeze

Holds the selected camera picture on either full screen or cameo. The currently selected camera image freezes, and FREEZE is displayed on the monitor screen. Press FREEZE again to release the freeze mode. Freeze a different camera image by selecting another camera with the camera keys and pressing FREEZE again. Changing the display screen mode releases the freeze mode from all cameos.

Recorder Controls

Accesses the DVR1/VCR Control softkey menu, allowing selections for control of either a DVR1 Series digital recorder or a conventional VCR. Additional menus are displayed for control of the selected device.

Figure 6-4 Recorder Controls

Camera Control

Displays the Camera Control softkey menu, allowing entry of various camera control commands. Refer to Appendix B at the back of this manual for details on the Camera Commands.

Mux Control

Accesses a menu allowing control of additional multiplexer functions.

Figure 6-5 Mux Control Submenu

Exit

^ Up Zoom

< Left Right >

v Down

Exit DVR1

Controls

VCR

Controls

Exit

On-screen Quick Menu Keys

Find Select Muxes Mux

User Level

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a. Exit

Exits the present menu, reverting to the previous menu.

Figure 6-6 On-screen Control Menu

b. On-screen Control Menu

Provides access to the multiplexer’s on-screen display (OSD), if the access level has been enabled to FULL ACCESS (otherwise, the softkey display indicates that the present user level is not high enough for this level of access). If the current user level does not allow the operation, a warning message is displayed, and control reverts to the Mux Control submenu. The warning message clears and reverts to the Mux main control menu in approximately two seconds or after pressing CLR.

NOTE: To change the access level, refer to (d) User Level.

The on-screen control menu provides softkey access to the following multiplexer functions:

•Exit: ZOOM

Exits to one level higher when in menu mode.

• Choose: SELECT

Used when the OSD prompts to choose a selection.

•Save: SELECT

Used when the OSD prompts to save the current selections.

•Default: FREEZE

Changes an entry to its default state.

•Help

Displays the MUX’s internal help file associated with the present OSD selection.

•Up ^

Moves the OSD cursor up one line.

•Down

Moves the OSD cursor down one line.

•< Left

Moves the OSD cursor to the left one position.

• Right >

Moves the OSD cursor to the right one position.

•Enable/Disable

Used in Set Action Zones in Action Setup menu.

c. Find Muxes

Polls each mux address for a response. If a response is found, an ON indicator is displayed next to the mux address. Exit by pressing any key.

d. User Level

This softkey is used to change the current User Level. (The current setting is displayed on the softkey.) User Levels can be used to limit access to certain multiplexer features, including access to the on-screen configuration menu. To change the current User Level, press the softkey to enter the password entry mode. Enter the keyboard password (refer to Appendix D) within 2 seconds. Select the desired User Level, as listed on the softkey menu.

NOTE: The selected User Level applies to all multiplexer devices connected to the IntuiKey.

e. Quick Keys

Allows access to the multiplexer’s quick key commands. If the current user level does not allow the operation, a warning message is displayed, then clears and reverts to the Mux main control menu (approximately two seconds or after pressing CLR). Refer to the Multiplexer Instruction Book for additional information on the quick key functions.

f. Select Mux

Pressing this softkey displays a short message on the softkey display indicating that entry of a multiplexer address is required. The IntuiKey status display changes to the display in Figure 6-7.

Figure 6-7

Upon entering an Allplex number, press ENTER. The keyboard determines whether the selected multiplexer is present. If it is not, an error is displayed, and the keyboard reverts to the last known acceptable Allplex number.

Exit: Help: ZOOM ALT

Default:

^ Up FREEZE

< Left Right >

v Down Enable/

Disable

Choose: Save: SELECT SELECT

Address

Multiplexer

6.3 Mux Error Messages

Error Name Description

Error 1 No Communication The keyboard cannot communicate with the multiplexer. Error 2 Invalid Keyboard Entry An invalid number has been entered on the keyboard. Error 3 Invalid Multiplexer Number A multiplexer number less than 1 or greater than 30 was entered. Error 4 Multiplexer Not Found No multiplexers were found during search.

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7TROUBLESHOOTING

7.1 System

1. No text on displays:

• Ensure that power is applied to the keyboard through at least one of the following:

• Mux RJ-11 Cable

• Allegiant RJ-11 Cable

• DC Power Supply Jack

• It is possible that the LCD contrast has been adjusted to a point that makes the displays unreadable. Pressing MON and CLR simultaneously resets the contrast to a central position for readability. Once the contrast is reset, select KEYBOARD CONTROL from the Product menu, then the CONTRAST ADJUST softkey and set the LCD contrast for optimal viewability.

2. No LCD or keyboard backlight:

• KBD Backlighting is provided at a low level, which may not be apparent in bright lighting conditions.

3. LCD appears to have bad pixels:

• To verify LCD operation, from the Product menu, select KEYBOARD CONTROL; then, select LCD Test to cycle the LCDs through a number of tests.

7.2 Keyboard

1. When in the Product menu, DVR or Multiplexer is missing:

• Unique address has not been set in the video devices. Use the front panel controls to access the appropriate on-screen menu to assign address and starting camera numbers. The IntuiKey will not properly recognize video devices if there are conflicting addresses in the system.

• Check all interconnect cables for cut or broken wires between the keyboard and other devices

2. When in the product menu, the ALLEGIANT product is not shown:

• Verify that you are using a KBD-Universal. By removing power from the keyboard and reapplying it, a sign-on banner is displayed on the keyboard. The top line of both the softkey display and status display states the type of keyboard in use (only KBD-Universal is capable of controlling Allegiant Series Video Switchers).

• Check all interconnect cables for cut or broken wires between the keyboard and other devices.

• The KBD only supports .6P keyboard protocol.

3. Limited key and joystick operation:

• To verify the operation of the keyboard, from the Product menu, select KEYBOARD CONTROL, then press the softkey associated with KEYBOARD TEST. This allows the verification of the operation of all keys and the joystick.

7.3 Camera Control

1. Pressing a softkey associated with a camera command does not return the expected response:

• Some camera functions are lockable. No softkey is associated with camera command unlock; therefore, unlock the camera commands manually.

• The keyboard lists camera commands. Some commands may not be supported by the presently selected camera — see the manual associated with the camera for specific camera function information.

2. Camera function not found in menus:

• As of Gen3A Dome Version 2.0, all camera functions are accessible via the AutoDome’s Advanced Menu. Select Camera Controls and press the Advanced Menu softkey.

3. The joystick doesn’t appear to work:

• Ensure that you are controlling a movable camera.

• Ensure that all cabling is correct.

• It is possible that the joystick needs to be recentered. From the Product menu, select KEYBOARD CONTROL and press the JOYSTICK AUTOCAL softkey, then follow the on-screen instructions.

7.4 Miscellaneous

1. Upon powering up the keyboard, the bootloader screen appears with the message Bootloader User Requested:

• The keyboard was placed in firmware upgrade mode. If you do not wish to load new firmware, press CLR.

2. Upon powering up the keyboard, the bootloader screen appears with the message Bootloader BAD CHECKSUM:

• An error has been detected in the firmware. Reloading the firmware should solve the problem. Refer to the Software Update section of www.PhillipsCSI.com for details on upgrading keyboard firmware. If this does not resolve the problem, contact Customer Support.

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ALLEGIANT

MAIN

CAMERA

CONTROL

CAMERA

CONTROL

Product Table

Keyboard Diagnostics Mux Main

Mux Advanced

Mux Setup

Mux Screen Control

Recorder Controls Mux Zoom

8 2

395

DVR Main

DVR Control

DVR Menu Control

VCR Control

DVR1 Controls

DVR1 Playback Controls

Allegiant

ADIM

DVR

Mux

Keyboard Control

Exit

Full Screen

Quad Screen

Multi Screen

Select Cameo Segment

Sequence

Zoom

Play

Live

Freeze

Instant

Play

Camera

Control

DVR

Control

Exit

User Level

Help

Protect

Select

DVR

Exit

^ Up

< Left

v Down

Select

Help

^ Up

Right >

Down v

Escape

Exit

Factory Firmware Reset Upgrade

Language

Allegiant

Select

Baud

9600

Keyboard Contrast Test Adjust

LCD Key Click Test On/Off

Joystick Display Auto Cal. Inverse

Exit Search

Record Play

Pause Stop

Record Playback 2 VCRs Mons A & B

Decrease Increase Speed Speed – – – + + +

Fast Rewind Forward << >>

Exit

On-screen Quick Menu Keys

Find Select Muxes Mux

User Level

Exit

Alarm Sequence List List MonB Full

Select Action Playback List Format

Videoloss VCR2 List Record List

Record Sequence list List MonB Quad

Sequence Record List List MonA Full MonB Sequence List MonA Quad

Exit: Help: ZOOM ALT

Default:

^ Up FREEZE

< Left Right >

v Down Enable/

Disable

Choose: Save: SELECT SELECT

Exit

^ Up Zoom

< Left Right >

v Down

Exit Record

Full Screen Play

Quad Screen ZOOM

Multi Screen Freeze

Select Recorder Cameo Controls Segment

Camera

Sequence Control

Toggle Mux VCR Control Text Mode

Exit Search

Playback Controls

^ Up

< Left Right >

v Down

Enter

Frame

Exit Advance

Full Frame Screen Reverse

Quad

Fast

Screen Forward

Multi Screen

Reverse

Increase

Pause Speed

+++

Play Decrease Forward Speed

– – – Play Reverse

Exit DVR

Controls

VCR

Controls

APPENDIX A: INTUIKEY MENU REFERENCE

Figure A-1 Keyboard Menu Structure

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USER

FUNCTIONS

USER

FUNCTIONS

CAMERA

CONTROL

PRODUCT

TABLE

Allegiant Main

Allegiant Locks

Allegiant User Function 1 Allegiant User Function 2 Allegiant User Function 3

Allegiant User Function 4

Allegiant User Function 5

Allegiant Alarms

Main Scripts

Allegiant Sequences

B A

16 19 18

ADIM Controls

222120

24 23

88 89 90 91 92 93 94

83 84 85 86 87

APPENDIX A: INTUIKEY MENU REFERENCE (Continued)

User

Exit

Log Off

Device Command Lockout Script

Alarm Camera Control Control

Program User Sequence Functions

Load ADIM Sequence Controls

Hold Start Sequence Sequence

< Previous Next > < Sequence Sequence > < Step Step >

Exit

Run *Star Script

Enter

Exit User

Command

Select Camera Control Indicator Code FMT

Select Set Printer Controllable Verbosity Cameras

Printer R/D Port Address Mode Mode

Select Cache Crosspnt. Remote Data Cameras

User

Function

Index

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command Select Select Time/Date Keyboard Format Log In Default Select Monitor Console Overlays Log In Select Print Alarm Config. Response Tables Set Alarm Print Monitor Sequence Type Time Event User Enable/ Function Disable Index < Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command Set Default Camera ID RS232

Set Console Monitor ID RS232

Display Printer CPU RS232 Version

Reset Alarm System RS232

Vertical User Sync Function Adjust Index

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command Adjust All Display Display Position Position Brightness All Status Display Selection Brightness Display All Option Display

Option Set Time Set User Date Function

Index < Previous Next > < Menu Menu > <>

Enter

Exit User

Command Display Show User #/ Keyboard Priority Port #

Change Allegiant User Audio Password

< Previous Next > < Menu Menu >

Exit

Arm Disarm Alarm Alarm

Arm Disarm All All Alarms Alarms

Arm Disarm Monitor Monitor

Exit

Monitor Monitor Lock Unlock

Remote Remote Lock Unlock

Exit/ Exit/ Save Run

Previous Insert Step Step

Next Delete Step Current

Step

Delete

from Here

to End

Exit Play/

Quad Stop

OSD Zoom

Frame

Advance

Alarm

Pause

List

1-Touch

Alarm

Okay

Clear

Figure A-2

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Figure A-3 Keyboard Menu Structure (Camera menus)

Exit

Scan Auto-pan

Auto-pan Auto-pan Left Right Limit Limit

Set Pan Auto-pan AutoSpeed Speed

AutoPivot Pivot Enable Call-up

Zone Inactive Masking Home

Return

Camera

Exit Functions

Advanced

Set Show Shot Shot

Modify Pre-set Pre-set Scene Tour Control

Add Scene Remove to Tour Scene from

Tour

Aux On Aux Off

Exit

Pan/Tilt AutoDome Commands Lens

Commands

Tour AutoDome Commands Camera

Commands

Factory AutoDome Default OSD

Commands

AutoDome

General

Commands

R/D AutoDome Specific Misc. Commands Commands

Exit

Iris Focus Control Control

Auto Iris Auto ALC Focus Adjust Enable

Auto Iris Spot Level Focus Adjust

Auto Digital Iris Zoom Lock Enable

Iris Focus Polarity Polarity

Zoom

Polarity

Exit

Start Stop Recording Recording AA

Playback Playback AA Cont. Single

Start Stop Recording Recording BB

Playback Playback BB Cont. Single

Play Set PrePos PrePos Tour Tour Period

Exit

Backlight Auto Comp. White

Balance

Line Lock Fixed Phase White Delay Balance

Sync AGC Mode Enable

Sharpness

IR IR Filter Filter Menu In/Out

Digital

More >

Stability

Exit

High Red Light Adjust

Shutter Blue Adjust Adjust

Shutter Red Enable Yellow

Hue Adj.

Auto Blue Shutter Yellow Enable Hue Adj.

Field of View Optimize

Exit

OSD Pre-pos Enable Title

Set

OSD Display

Zone

Title

Set

Zone

Title

Enable

Exit

Factory Camera Default Default

Rehome

Motors

Exit

Auto/ Random/ Random Auto Pan Pan

Aux 2

Aux 3

Aux 4

Dither

Aux 6

Exit

Display Advanced Software Menu Version

View

Factory

Settings

Exit

Fast Fast Address Address Display All

Fast

Address

Unassigned

Aux On Aux Off

APPENDIX A: INTUIKEY MENU REFERENCE (Continued)

Camera Pan/Tilt

Commands

Camera Tour

33 37 38

Commands

Camera Factory Defaults

Camera Control Main

CAMERA

CONTROL

Camera Functions

30 36

Camera Lens Commands

AutoDome

3934

On-screen Display

Camera Commands 1

Camera Commands 2

Conventional Receiver/Driver

Commands

General Camera Commands

Misc. Camera Commands

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APPENDIX B: CAMERA CONTROL

COMMAND REFERENCE

The IntuiKey Keyboard provides access to the camera control functions for applicable system devices. Certain features may be restricted by the AutoDome security feature. Refer to Appendix D for additional details. The Camera Control Main menu is shown below. The command descriptions follow.

Figure B-1 Camera Control Main Menu

Exit

Exits the camera menu and returns to the previous control/programming menu.

Not Used

Set Shot

Camera pre-position scenes are programmed by pressing the Set Shot softkey. The status display changes to the following for input:

Figure B-2

Entering a two digit shot number followed by ENTER, programs the present camera position as the entered shot number. Four digit numbers are reserved for camera configuration commands.

NOTE: This function is also accomplished by pressing the

SHOT button twice (located next to the joystick).

Modify Preset Tour

This command is specific to G3 AutoDome

cameras.

Pressing this softkey displays a camera on-screen display.

Add Scene to Tour

This softkey adds a shot to the camera’s tour. Pressing the softkey changes the status display to the following.

Figure B-3

Not Used

Aux On

Press this softkey to enter a number associated with an auxiliary command. The status display changes to an entry box.

NOTE: If ENTER is held down, the Aux command auto- repeats until the key is released.

Camera Functions

Displays a submenu with direct links to various Camera Function menus (see Figure A-1).

Figure B-4 Main Camera Functions Menu

Camera

Exit Functions

Advanced

Set Show Shot Shot

Modify Pre-set Pre-set Scene Tour Control

Add Scene Remove To Tour Scene from

Tour

Aux On Aux Off

Exit

Pan/Tilt AutoDome Commands Lens

Commands

Tour AutoDome Commands Camera

Commands

Factory AutoDome Default OSD

Commands

AutoDome

General

Commands

R/D AutoDome Specific Misc. Commands Commands

Set Shot

----

Allegiant

Add Scene

Allegiant

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Pressing any camera function softkey causes a second softkey menu to appear. If the function contains a user-selectable choice, the options are indicated as two buttons. The button text represents the options indicated on the display (e.g. increase/ decrease, on/off, etc.). Upon command completion, or after a timeout of approximately ten seconds, the softkey display reverts to the Camera Functions menu. See the table below for a list of available camera commands as they apply to the various camera models.

Advanced Menu

Press this softkey to enter the main on-screen programming menu of G3 and Day/Night Series AutoDomes having firmware of 2.0 or higher.

Show Shot

Press Keypad Shot, and the status display changes for input as shown in Figure B-5.

Figure B-5

Entering a two digit shot number followed by ENTER selects a previously programmed camera position for the currently controlled camera.

NOTE: This function is also accomplished by pressing the SHOT button (located next to the joystick).

Figure B-6

Preset Scene Control: This command is specific to G3 AutoDome cameras; pressing this key displays a camera on-screen display.

Remove Scene from Tour: Press Clear Shot, and the status display changes to the display shown in Figure B-6.

Not Used

Aux Off: Press this softkey to enter a number associated

with an auxiliary command. The status display changes to an entry box. See the individual device control section for details of the Camera Functions menu.

NOTE: If ENTER is held down, the Aux command auto- repeats until the key is released.

Remove Scene

Allegiant

Show Shot

----

Allegiant

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EYBOARD CAMERA

COMMANDS C

AMERA DESCRIPTIONS AUX

CAMERA COMMANDS COMMAND

NUMBER

Camera Control

Set Shot Pre-position Programming Store Shot to Camera Memory

Show Shot Pre-position Recall Recall Shot from Camera Memory

Global Disable/Enable PP

Modify Preset Tour

Preset Scene Control

Enable/Disable PP

Add Scene to Tour Enable PP

Remove Scene from Tour Disable PP

Pan/Tilt Commands

Scan Scan Auto-pan without Limits 1

Auto-pan Auto-pan Auto-pan between Limits 2

Auto-pan Left Limit Auto-pan Left Limit Auto-pan Left Limit Set and Show

Auto-pan Right Limit Auto-pan Right Limit Auto-pan Right Limit Set and Show

Set Auto-pan Speed Set Auto-pan and Scan Speed Set Auto-pan Speed 14

Inactive Home Return Return Home (preset 1) Return to Home upon Inactivity 9

Pan AutoSpeed Pan AutoSpeed Ramp-up for Fixed Speed Control 16

AutoPivot Enable AutoPivot Enable Enables/Disables AutoPivot 18

Pivot Call-up Pivot Call-up Pan 180 Degrees

Zone Masking Zone Masking Up to 16 Zones May be Blanked Out 86

Tour Commands

Playback A, Cont. Playback A, Continuous Playback A, Continuous 50 Playback A, Single Playback A, Single Playback A, Single 51

Playback A, Resume Playback A, Resume 52

Erase A Record to End Erase A Record to End Playback B, Cont. Playback B, Continuous Playback B, Continuous 52 Playback B, Single Playback B, Single Playback B, Single 53

Start Record A Record A Record A 100 Stop Record A Record A Record A 100

Resume A, Record Resume A, Record 101

Start Record B Record B Record B 101 Stop Record B Record B Record B 101

Play Pre-pos Tour Play Pre-position Tour Pre-position Tour 8

Set Pre-pos Tour Period Set pre-position Tour Period Set Pause between Tour Call-ups 15

Factory Defaults

Factory Default Reset Unit to Factory Defaults All Customer Settings Are Lost Camera Default Resets Camera to Defaults Camera Factory Default Settings 40 Rehome Motors Factory P/T Home Position

R/D Specific Commands

Auto/Random Pan Auto-pan/Random Pan Dip Selectable Panning Modes 1 Random/Auto-pan Random Pan/Auto-pan Dip Selectable Panning Modes 7

R/D Specific Commands (...cont.)

Aux 2 Relay Output 2 Aux Relay Enable 2 Aux 3 Relay Output 3 Aux Relay Enable 3 Aux 4 Relay Output 4 Aux Relay Enable 4 Dither Dither Function 2-minute Delay Dither Function 5 Aux 6 Auxiliary Relay (Triac) Control Auxiliary Relay Function 6

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AUX PRE-POS PRE-POS TC700 LTC 0709 G3 DAY/NIGHT RECEIVER/

ON/OFF COMMAND SET/SHOW LTC 0809 DRIVER

NUMBER

1-99 set Y Y Y Y Y 1-99 show Y Y Y Y Y

900 disable/enable Y Y Y Y Y 900 set N N Y Y N 100 set N N Y Y N

901-999 set/show Y Y Y Y Y

1-99 enable N N Y Y N 1-99 disable N N Y Y N

on/off Y Y Y Y N on/off Y Y Y Y N

101 set/show Y Y Y Y N 102 set/show Y Y Y Y N

incr/decr Y Y Y Y N

on/off Y Y Y Y Y

on/off Y Y Note

on/off Y Y Y Y N

111/180 show Y Y Note

on/off N N Note

on/off Y Y Y Y N on/off Y Y Y Y N

on/-- Y Y Note

500 set Y Y N N N

on/off N N Note

YN on YYYYN off Y Y Y Y N

on/off Y Y N N N

on N N Note

off N N Note

YN on YYYYY

incr/decr Y Y Y Y Y

899 set Y Y Y Y Y

on YYYYN

110 recalibrate/show Y Y Y Y N

on/off N N N N Y on/off N N N N Y

on/off N N N N Y on/off N N N N Y on/off N N N N Y on/off N N N N Y on/off N N N N Y

COMPATIBLE CAMERAS

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Feature only applicable to G3 cameras having firmware equal to or greater than 2.00.

Feature only applicable to G3 cameras having firmware less than 2.00.

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KEYBOARD

CAMERA C

OMMANDS

CAMERA DESCRIPTIONS AUX

CAMERA

COMMANDS COMMAND

NUMBER

AutoDome Lens Commands

Iris Control Iris Control Auto/Manual 3

Auto-iris ALC Adjust Auto-iris ALC Adj. Peak/Ave 10

Auto-iris Level Adjust Auto-iris Level Adj. Auto-iris Level Adj 11

Auto-iris Enable Auto-iris Activation Activates AI upon Movement 13

Focus Control Focus Control Auto/Manual 4

Auto-focus Enable Auto-focus Activation Activates AF upon Movement 12

Spot Focus Spot Focus Activates Spot Auto-focus 17

Zoom Range Limit Limits Zoom Range for Tele 19

Digital Zoom Lock Digital Zoom Lock Turns DZ On & Off 80

Zoom Polarity Zoom Polarity Change Zoom Polarity 91

Focus Polarity Focus Polarity Change Focus Polarity 92

Iris Polarity Iris Polarity Change Iris Polarity 93

AutoDome Camera Commands

Backlight Comp. BL COMP Backlight Compensation 20

High Light HIGH LIGHT High Light 21

Shutter Adjust SHUTTER ADJ Shutter Adj 22

Shutter Enable SHUTTER Shutter 23

Auto Shutter Enable Auto-shutter Auto-shutter Activation 24

IR Filter Menu IR Filter Menu In/Out/Auto 56

IR Filter In/Out IR Filter In/Out In/Out 57

Auto White Balance WHITE BALANCE White Balance 30

Red Adjust RED Red Adj 31

Blue Adjust BLUE Blue Adj 32

Red Yellow Hue Adj. R Y HUE R-Y Hue Adj 33

Blue Yellow Hue Adj. B Y HUE B-Y Hue Adj 34

Fixed White Balance FIXED WB Fixed White Balance 35

Line Lock Phase Delay LL PHASE Adj LL Phase Delay 41

Sync Mode SYNC Sync Mode 42

AGC Enable AGC AGC 43

Sharpness VERT APT ADJ Vertical Aperture Adj 44

Field of View Optimize FOV OPT C Field of View Optimize 45

Day/Night Level Night Mode Threshold Threshold Level Adj 58

AutoDome OSD Commands

OSD Enable OSD ENABLE On-screen Display Enable 60

OSD Display OSD DISPLAY OSD Adj 61 Pre-pos Title Set PP TITLE MENU Pre-position Title Set 62 Zone Title Menu ZONE TITLE MENU Zone Title Set 63 Zone Tile Enable ZONE TITLE C Zone Title On/Off 64

AutoDome General Commands

Display Software Version Display Software Version Display Software # 66

Advanced Menu Advanced Menu Advanced Menu 46

View Factory Settings View Factory Settings View Factory Settings 47

AutoDome Misc Commands

Command Lock On Command Lock On Command Unlock Command Unlock Command Lock/Unlock Command Lock/Unlock 90 Command Lock/Unlock Command Lock/Unlock 55

Fast Address Display Fast Address, Display Fast Address, Display 997

Fast Address All Fast Address,All Units Fast Address,All Units 998

Fast Address UnAssigned Fast Address, Unaddressed Fast Address, Unaddressed 999

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Feature only applicable to G3 cameras having firmware equal to or greater than 2.00.

Feature only applicable to G3 cameras having firmware less than 2.00.

Feature only applicable to G3 cameras having firmware greater than 2.00.

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AUX PRE-POS PRE-POS TC700 LTC 0709 G3 DAY /NIGHT RECEIVER/

ON/OFF COMMAND SET/SHOW LTC 0809 DRIVER

NUMBER

auto/manual Y Y Y Y N

peak/ave Y Y Y N N

incr/decr Y Y Y Y N

on/off Y Y Note

auto/manual Y Y Y Y N

on/off Y Y Note

YN on/off Y N N N N on/off N Y Note

YN on/off N N Note

on/off Y Y Y Y N on/off Y Y N N N

incr/decr Y N N N N

on/off Y Y Note

on/off Y Y N N N

on/-- N N N Y N

on/off N N N Y N

auto/manual Y Y Y Y N

incr/decr Y Y N N N incr/decr Y Y N N N incr/decr Y Y N N N incr/decr Y Y N N N

indoor/outdoor Y Y Note

incr/decr Y Y Y Y N

ll/xtal Y Y Y Y N

on/off Y Y Y Y N

incr/decr Y Y Y Y N

on/off N Y N N N

on N N N Y N

on/off N Y Y Y N on/menu N Y Y Y N on/menu N Y Y Y N on/menu N Y Y Y N

on/off N Y N N N

on/-- N Y Y Y N

on/-- N N Note

on/off N N Note

103 set/---- Y Y Y Y N 104 set/---- Y Y Y Y N

on/off N N Note

on N N Note

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APPENDIX C: INTUIKEY & KBD-SFTCFG COMPATIBILITY

Refer to the following chart to ensure compatibility if using the KBD-SFTCFG IntuiKey software program to configure an IntuiKey Series Keyboard:

Notes:

1. IntuiKey firmware version number is displayed in the left LCD screen when the device is first powered up.

2. The “Meta Data Schema” number of the Language Table loaded into the KBD-SFTCFG software can be determined by

selecting the Property option found under the program’s File menu.

If necessary, the latest IntuiKey firmware and Language Table files are available for download from the Software Update section of www.philipscsi.com.

IntuiKey

Series Compatible KBD-SFTCFG Language Table Version

Firmware

Version

Default Language Table Name:

“Meta Data

Schema” number:

1.01 to 1.02 English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Italian; 1 “1”

1.03 English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Italian; 2 “2”

1.10 English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Italian; 3 “3”

1.20 English, Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese; 4 “4”

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APPENDIX D: SECURITY INFORMATION

INTUIKEY SECURITY

Features that should not be changed unintentionally are protected by a general password. This password can be accessed by pressing 1 and 0 simultaneously. If the buttons are not pressed within 1 second, the command times out.

AutoDome SECURITY

The AutoDome contains security features to restrict access to its Advanced Menu.

To obtain access to the Advanced Menu, enter an Auxiliary Off 90 command. If no password has been set, the AutoDome’s default password of 0000 (four zeros) allows the Auxiliary Off 90 command to directly unlock the security feature to the Advanced Menu commands.

After a period of 30 minutes, the AutoDome will automatically lock access to its Advanced Menu.

If the AutoDome password feature is enabled, enter the appropriate password using the keyboard joystick.

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