UniVision MV950K Operation Manual

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Operation Manual

MV950K

KEYBOARD

Revision 1.01
October 1996

UniVision Engineering Limited

MV950K KEYBOARD

Revision 1.01 Operation Manual
October 1996

Copyright  UniVision Engineering Ltd.
All Rights Reserved.

PRECAUTIONS !!

• Do NOT use in hot and humid environments, where there
is no air- conditioning or any form of ventilation.

• Do NOT place the keyboard on unsafe of insecure word
surfaces.

• ENSURE that the connecting cable between the MV300
switcher and keyboard is placed in a non-obstructive
position

• Do NOT handle the keyboard with unwarranted force or
undue care.

• KEEP the keyboard AWAY from liqueous substances.

• CLEAN the outer-casing of the keyboard ONLY with a

damp clth and mild detergent.

MV950K KEYBOARD

Revision 1.01 Operation Manual
October 1996

Copyright  UniVision Engineering Ltd.
All Rights Reserved.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................1

1.1. Technical Information ....................................................................................................................1

1.2. Descriptions....................................................................................................................................1

1.3. Setup...............................................................................................................................................1

2. KEYBOARD PARAMETERS .............................................................................3

2.1. Keyboard Number ..........................................................................................................................3

2.2. Beeper Enable/Disable...................................................................................................................3

2.3. Communication Speed with MV300...............................................................................................3

3. KEYBOARD TESTING....................................................................................... 4

4. KEYBOARD OPERATIONS...............................................................................5

4.1. Switcher Controls...........................................................................................................................5

4.1.1. Monitor Selections..................................................................................................................... 5

4.1.2. Camera Selections .....................................................................................................................5

4.1.3. Camera Movements...................................................................................................................5

4.1.4. Lens Motions .............................................................................................................................5

4.1.5. Run/Hold Sequence ...................................................................................................................5

4.1.6. AUX On....................................................................................................................................5

4.1.7. AUX Off....................................................................................................................................5

4.1.8. Pre-position Set ......................................................................................................................... 5

4.1.9. Pre-position Show......................................................................................................................5

4.1.10. Global Alarm System On.........................................................................................................6

4.1.11. Global Alarm System Off.........................................................................................................6

4.1.12. Individual Alarm Enable..........................................................................................................6

4.1.13. Individual Alarm Disable.........................................................................................................6

4.1.14. Alarm Acknowledge................................................................................................................6

4.1.15. On-screen Program Mode........................................................................................................6

4.1.16. Clear Command.......................................................................................................................6

5. TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS ...........................................................................7

6. ERROR CODE DEFINITIONS............................................................................8

6.1. Communication (Local) Error .......................................................................................................8

6.1.1. No Line .....................................................................................................................................8

6.1.2. Line Error..................................................................................................................................8

6.2. Operation Error.............................................................................................................................8