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Baxall Pyramid 2, Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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Installation and Operating Instructions

Pyramid 2 Keyboard

CONTENTS

Product Safety

............................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

...................................................................................................................................................... 5

Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformance

.......................................................................................................................................... 5

Unpacking

................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

These Instructions

...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Features and Controls

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Keyboard Controls ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

Basic Operations

Powering up the Keyboard ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Logging on .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12

Selecting a Monitor ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Selecting a Camera .................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Controlling Pan, Tilt, Focus, Iris and Zoom Functions ............................................................................................................................... 14

Recalling a Preset ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Controlling Auxiliary Functions ................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Recalling a Sequence ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Using Multi-Matrix Units.............................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Adjusting the LCD Screen Settings ............................................................................................................................................................ 20

Advanced Operations

Operating the Tour Functions ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Selecting a VCR ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

VCR Controls .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 25

Selecting a Multiplexer ............................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Switching Between a VCR and Multiplexer Pair ........................................................................................................................................ 26

Multiplexer Controls .................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Selecting a Hard Disk Recorder ................................................................................................................................................................. 28

HDR Controls .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 29

Operating Alarms

Alarms and Alarm Modes ........................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Responding to Alarms ................................................................................................................................................................................ 36

Summary of Contents for Pyramid 2

Page 1: ...Please read this manual first Pyramid 2 Keyboard Installation and Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...ORTANT The first few pages of these instructions contain important information on safety and product conformity Please read and ensure that you understand this information before continuing TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE ...

Page 3: ...nitor 13 Selecting a Camera 14 Controlling Pan Tilt Focus Iris and Zoom Functions 14 Recalling a Preset 15 Controlling Auxiliary Functions 16 Recalling a Sequence 18 Using Multi Matrix Units 19 Adjusting the LCD Screen Settings 20 Advanced Operations Operating the Tour Functions 22 Selecting a VCR 24 VCR Controls 25 Selecting a Multiplexer 26 Switching Between a VCR and Multiplexer Pair 26 Multipl...

Page 4: ...49 Setting the Time and Date 50 Installer Operations Setting Electronic Limit Stops 52 Setting Receiver Configuration 53 Setting Signal Gain and Lift Levels 54 Testing a Receiver 55 Setting Auto Iris Levels 55 The Function Soft Key 56 Addressing a Receiver 57 Addressing a Bridge Interface 59 Addressing a Pyramid 2 Keyboard 60 Addressing Alarm Modules 61 Direct Connection Function 100 62 Installati...

Page 5: ...insically safe applications or in an industrial EMC environment The product must be installed in accordance with good installation practice for EMC to enable the product to function as intended and to prevent EMC problems MANUFACTURER S DECLARATION OF CONFORMANCE A Declaration of Conformity in accordance with the following EU standards has been made and is on file at Baxall Limited Stockport SK6 2...

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Page 7: ...tallation and Operating Instructions Pyramid 2 Keyboard FEATURES AND CONTROLS This section describes the main features of the Pyramid 2 Keyboard and the controls used to operate it Overview 8 Keyboard Controls 9 ...

Page 8: ...nctions such as camera selection and focus iris control and incorporates a three axis joystick providing pan tilt and zoom functionality Figure 1 Front panel of the Pyramid 2 Keyboard The keyboard is supplied with a installer smart card which can be programmed by an installer when the keyboard is first used It can be programmed to contain information about an operator such as the access rights pri...

Page 9: ...number of a preset position that the operator wants a camera to move to Function keys The function keys are marked with icons to help identify the exact job that they are used for They include the Camera and Monitor keys which are used in conjunction with the number keys to select cameras and monitors the Increment Decrement Camera key which is used to move between the connected cameras and the Fo...

Page 10: ...erator would press the right screen key Soft keys The eight blue keys to the left and right of the LCD screen are referred to as soft keys They are used to make selections and to activate functions in on screen displays For example to activate the Auxiliary 1 function in the figure below the operator would press the top left soft key Soft Keys blue Screen Keys orange VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu ...

Page 11: ...ramid 2 Keyboard selecting cameras and monitors manually controlling a camera and the use of presets sequences and auxillaries Powering up the Keyboard 12 Logging On 12 Selecting a Monitor 13 Selecting a Camera 14 Controlling Pan Tilt Focus Iris and Zoom Functions 14 Recalling a Preset 15 Controlling Auxiliary Functions 16 Recalling a Sequence 18 Using Multi Matrix Units 19 Adjusting the LCD Scree...

Page 12: ...signed The resource code is a setting that is used to split keyboard operators into four groups basic users advanced users supervisors and installers The group that an operator is placed into will define which screens and functions they are able to access Operators will also have been assigned a priority level This setting is used to resolve conflicts between two users For example if two users are...

Page 13: ...ystem using a smart card with installer privileges the Installer Logon screen will be displayed rather than the Monitor Camera Selection screen To move from the Installer Logon screen to the Monitor Camera Selection screen press the Logon soft key SELECTING A MONITOR The first operation after logging on is to select a monitor on which to work To select a monitor 1 Press the number key correspondin...

Page 14: ...ore controls See Figure 19 on page 17 for an example The Increment Decrement Camera key can be used to move between the cameras one by one but this operation does not assume control of the camera To assume control of the camera the number keys and Camera key have to be used If a camera with a receiver is to be selected but control of the camera is not required enter a zero in front of the camera n...

Page 15: ...tor Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 P 3 Figure 15 Recalling a Preset Recalling a Preset Position Globally You can simultaneously move all of the controllable cameras to any one of the preset positions assuming that the preset has been programmed for each camera To recall a global preset 1 In the PTZ Camera Control screen press the Global soft key The Global icon will turn to inverted colou...

Page 16: ...ut advanced users supervisors and installers have access to all four To operate an auxiliary function 1 Select a suitable camera whose auxiliary is to be used see Selecting a Camera on page 14 The PTZ Camera Control screen is displayed 2 Press the required Auxiliary soft key i e Aux 1 Aux 2 3 When an auxiliary is turned on its corresponding icon will change to inverted colours on the LCD display T...

Page 17: ...hese extra auxiliaries 1 Select a suitable camera whose auxiliary is to be used see Selecting a Camera on page 14 The PTZ Camera Control screen is displayed 2 Press the Next soft key 3 The Aux 3 and Aux 4 soft keys are displayed on the resulting screen Figure 19 Auxiliaries 3 and 4 VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 Next P VCR MUX Camera Monitor 1 1 Operator Operator Setup Ba...

Page 18: ... on page 13 2 Using the number keys enter the number of the sequence to be recalled 1 to 16 3 Press the Sequence soft key Figure 20 Recalling a Sequence Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 P 3 4 The LCD display changes to indicate that a sequence is in progress To end the sequence select a camera by pressing a number key and pressing the Camera key Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera...

Page 19: ...ll be returned to the required screen Alternatively close down the Pyramid 2 Keyboard and log back on again The Monitor Camera Selection screen is the opening screen 2 Using the number keys enter the number of the matrix that is to be controlled 3 Press the Matrix Select soft key Figure 22 Matrix Selection Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 3 Note For users with advanced privileges the M...

Page 20: ...tor Setup Screen 2 Using the appropriate soft keys adjust the Brightness to the desired level 3 Using the appropriate soft keys adjust the Contrast to the desired level 4 To turn the key sounds off press the Audio soft key Pressing the soft key again will turn the sounds back on Operator Operator Setup Brightness I I Contrast 2 3 4 Figure 25 Operator Setup Screen Note Operators with supervisor and...

Page 21: ...e operation of video cassette recorders multiplexers and hard disk recorders Note An operator with limited privileges may not be able to access the screens required to complete some of the procedures explained in this section Operating the Tour Functions 22 Selecting a VCR 24 VCR Controls 25 Selecting a Multiplexer 26 Switching Between a VCR and Multilplexer Pair 26 Multiplexer Controls 27 Selecti...

Page 22: ... 80 seconds for each preset position Operating a Patrol 1 Select a suitable camera on which the patrol is to be carried out see Selecting a Camera on page 14 The PTZ Camera Control screen is displayed 2 Press the Patrol soft key VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 Next P Figure 27 Operating a Patrol 2 3 To stop the patrol use the joystick to operate a pan tilt or zoom movement...

Page 23: ...mera Monitor 1 1 Next P 2 1 3 To stop a global patrol or random tour press the Next soft key 4 Press the Global soft key 5 Press the Stop Tour soft key This ensures that the tour function is halted on all cameras VCR MUX Figure 30 Halting a Global Patrol or Random Tour VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 Next P 3 Camera Monitor 1 1 Operator Operator Setup Back 5 12 12 4 Notes ...

Page 24: ...R Control screen is displayed VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 1 3 VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup Camera Monitor Video 1 1 1 Next 4 Figure 31 Selecting a VCR Note Once a VCR has been selected it will remain selected for the rest of the current session or until a different VCR is selected For example this means that an operator could use the Pyramid 2 Keyboard to put a VCR ...

Page 25: ...orward Instruct the VCR to begin reverse playback Instruct the VCR to stop when in play or record modes Instruct the VCR to pause when in play mode When the VCR is paused the and soft keys can be used see below Single Frame Advance Single Frame Reverse Instruct the VCR to begin recording Move to the second screen VCR Control Return to the first screen VCR Control When a VCR is stopped press this s...

Page 26: ...he rest of the current session or until a different multiplexer is selected This means that an operator could use the Pyramid 2 Keyboard to put a multiplexer into decode mode and then use the keyboard to control camera and monitor operations without disturbing the multiplexer The procedure for retaining control of a multiplexer is the same as that for retaining control of a VCR which is explained ...

Page 27: ...tiplexer output monitor whether the view is full screen or multiscreen Magnify x2 the image on the multiplexer output monitor Once the image has been magnified the joystick can be used to move around in side the image Move to the second screen Multiplexer Control Return to the first screen Multiplexer Control Press a number key followed by this soft key to recall a macro function e g adjust screen...

Page 28: ... press the VCR MUX screen key 2 Using the number keys enter the number of the HDR that is to be controlled 3 Press the HDR soft key 4 The HDR Control screen is displayed Figure 39 Selecting a Hard Disk Recorder VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 1 3 4 VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup Camera Monitor HDR 1 1 1 12 12 Notes At present the Pyramid 2 Keyboard only supports the Vista...

Page 29: ...creen and the HDR Search Control screen See the following table for information on these soft keys Icon Description Instruct the HDR to begin recording Figure 41 HDR Main Screen Soft keys Instructs the HDR to display live images in a multiscreen display Also used as a stop button when the HDR is in Record or Playback mode Move to the screen HDR Controls Move to the screen HDR Search Control Instru...

Page 30: ...n Description Instruct the HDR to rewind Figure 43 HDR Controls Screen Soft keys Instruct the HDR to fast forward Instruct the HDR to pause when in play mode When the HDR is paused the and soft keys can be used see below Single Frame Advance Single Frame Reverse Move to the screen HDR Main Move to the screen HDR Search Control Press this soft key once to instruct the HDR to begin playback Press th...

Page 31: ... When the Vista Columbus Search dialog is displayed on a monitor use this soft key to enter the highlighted block of fields Once in the block move the joystick left and right to move between fields and move the joystick up and down to change field values Press the soft key again to confirm values and selections Enter Press a number key followed by this soft key to recall a macro function e g adjus...

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Page 33: ...amid 2 Keyboard OPERATING ALARMS This section describes the different monitor modes that can be used with alarm operation and the procedures a user with access rights to alarm operations might carry out Alarms and Alarm Modes 34 Responding to Alarms 36 ...

Page 34: ...or Mode In the Dedicated Monitor mode alarms are shown textually on the designated Alarm monitor The Alarm monitor displays the title assigned to the alarm and allocates a temporary alarm number to it Up to ten alarms are listed in order of occurrence and are shown against a blue background If more than ten alarms are active they will only appear in the list when previous alarms have been acknowle...

Page 35: ... 02 Camera 051 02 Side Door P4 02 Camera 051 02 Side Door P4 01 Camera 001 01 Intruder P4 01 Camera 001 01 Intruder P4 01 Camera 001 01 Intruder P4 01 Camera 001 01 Intruder P4 Alarm Monitor Monitor 2 Alarm Monitor Monitor 2 Alarm Monitor Monitor 2 Alarm Monitor Monitor 2 Alarm Monitor Monitor 2 FIRST ALARM SECOND ALARM THIRD ALARM SUBSEQUENT ALARMS ALARMS BEING CANCELLED Monitor 3 Monitor 3 Monit...

Page 36: ...r P1 01 Camera 004 01 Exterior P2 01 Camera 001 01 Intruder P4 Monitor 7 Alarm Monitor Monitor 2 Monitor 10 Figure 49 Camera Monitor Pairing Mode For more details on how to set the alarm display mode see the Matrix Programming Manual RESPONDING TO ALARMS When an alarm is triggered the Alarm Display screen is automatically displayed on the Pyramid 2 Keyboard Using the soft keys in the Alarm Display...

Page 37: ...and Quiet soft keys will also remain on the LCD display Accept another alarm This will place the original alarm back on to the Active Alarm List Clear the alarm Clearing an Alarm When an operator is satisfied the alarm can be cleared by pressing the Clear key Note that the alarm must have been accepted before it can be cleared VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu 12 12 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 2 Figure 51 ...

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Page 39: ...stem to set up sequences program smart cards and set times and dates Note Only operators with supervisor or installer privileges will be able to access the screens in this section of the manual Programming Presets 40 Deleting Presets 41 Programming a Privacy Zone 42 Accessing the Matrix Menu System 43 Navigating in the Matrix Menu System 44 Text Editing in the Matrix Menu System 44 Programming Sma...

Page 40: ...quired preset position 6 If the new position is to be a patrol preset use the number keys to enter the required dwell time in seconds between 1 and 80 seconds and press the Dwell Time soft key This sets the length of time the receiver will stay on this preset before moving on to the next preset in a patrol There is no need to specify a dwell time for a random preset as the dwell time in a random t...

Page 41: ...ility Menu 12 12 12 12 2 3 4 Figure 54 Accessing the Preset Programming Screen 5 Using the number keys enter the identity number of the preset that is to be deleted 6 Press the Delete soft key 7 To delete further presets repeat steps 5 and 6 Alternatively you can delete all the presets for the chosen camera by pressing the Delete All soft key 8 To exit the Preset Programming screen press the Utili...

Page 42: ...12 12 2 3 4 Figure 56 Accessing the Privacy Zones Programming Screen 5 Using the joystick position the camera so that the intended Privacy Zone area is central on the monitor 6 Use the zoom controls until the maximum magnification that is to be allowed when the Privacy Zone is in shot is achieved 7 Use the joystick so that the bottom left corner of the Privacy Zone is at the top right of the monit...

Page 43: ...gure 58 Accessing the Matrix Menu System 3 4 5 Note If an operator leaves the Utility Menu whilst the matrix menu system is still open it will be necessary to reselect the Matrix Utilities soft key in order to navigate the matrix menu system again Matrix configuration is beyond the scope of this guide For further information on the matrix menu system and matrix programming in general see the Matri...

Page 44: ...longside this screen to enter text in a similar way the numeric keypad would be used on a mobile phone to send a text message Figure 60 Text Editor Screen and the Numeric Keypad 1abc 2def 3 ghi 4 jkl 5 mno 6 pqr 7 stu 8vwx 9yz 0 T e x t E d i t o r The uses of the numeric keypad and the soft keys that are displayed on the Text Editor screen are as follows Figure 61 Keys and Soft keys used in Text ...

Page 45: ... Select the Priority menu item This setting is used to resolve conflicts between two users For example if two users are trying to take control of the same PTZ camera the user with the higher priority level will gain control Using the Text Editor screen enter a priority level between 0 lowest priority and 255 highest and then press the Enter soft key 5 Select the Privileges menu item A second menu ...

Page 46: ...reens and buttons as code 011 and in addition it enables the Auxiliary 3 and 4 buttons the patrol and random tour buttons and the VCR multiplexer and HDR control screens 014 Advanced User with alarm response access Code 014 enables the same screens and buttons as code 013 with the added inclusion of the Alarm Display screen A user with this resource code can then accept and clear alarms 015 Superv...

Page 47: ...keyboard LCD remove the current smartcard and insert the new smartcard The settings are transferred to the smartcard and it can now be used by the operator Figure 65 Completing the Programming of a Smart Card Edit user name Priority Set privileges Resource code Pin number Group ID Program Smartcard 1 0 255 0 255 0 255 080 OK 015 001 OK Please Replace Smart Card 11 12 Note Do not remove and re inse...

Page 48: ... to programme the first camera to the sequence If a previously used sequence is selected the current sequence is displayed which can be re programmed 2 Define sequence Clear sequence 3 2 1 Sequence 1 Sequence 2 Sequence 3 Sequence 4 Sequence 5 Sequence 6 Sequence 7 Sequence 8 Sequence 9 4 2 1 3 01 5 Figure 66 Programming a Sequence Stage 1 5 Select the sequence entry that is to be programmed 6 In ...

Page 49: ...ntry to be deleted from the Current Sequence List and at the Video Source Range menu select Delete video source CLEARING A SEQUENCE To clear an entire sequence follow the steps below 1 Access the menu system for the matrix on which the sequence to be deleted is stored see Accessing the Matrix Menu System on page 43 The matrix menu system is displayed on the selected monitor 2 Select the Set sequen...

Page 50: ...ime hrs mins secs 15 00 24 OK Figure 70 Setting the Time Note It takes a few seconds to specify all of the time fields Therefore specify a time that is say 2 minutes in the future and ensure that the asterisk characters are located under OK Then with reference to the clock that the time is being set against move the joystick right as that clock shows the time that has been specified Setting the Da...

Page 51: ...e procedure for taking direct control of receivers is also explained Note Only operators with installer privileges will be able to access the screens in this section of the manual Setting Electronic Limit Stops 52 Setting Receiver Configuration 53 Setting Signal Gain and Lift Levels 54 Testing a Receiver 55 Setting Auto Iris Levels 55 The Function Soft key 56 Addressing a Receiver 57 Addressing a ...

Page 52: ... Press the Receiver Utilities soft key 4 Press the Limit Stops soft key The Limit Stops Programming screen is displayed Figure 73 VCR MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu 12 12 12 12 2 3 4 Figure 72 Accessing the Limit Stops Programming Screen 5 Use the joystick so that the bottom left corner of the usable pan and tilt zone is at the top right of the monitor 6 Press the BL Limit...

Page 53: ...ous PT head operation 6 Receivers are supplied with feedback potentiometers enabled If there are no feedback inputs to the receiver the manual operation of the PTZ unit will be affected e g the pan and tilt controls will only operate in one direction since the feedback inputs are used as a constant check for end stops If this is the case disable the feedback potentiometers to correct the problem a...

Page 54: ...e or decrease the high frequency gain of the video signal from a receiver This has the effect of increasing the edge sharpness in the image and also the colour saturation The most reliable way of setting Lift is to set the colour burst level to 300mV This is because the burst is a constant high frequency component of the signal To set the Gain and Lift amplifier for a receiver follow the steps bel...

Page 55: ...ering personnel near the camera SETTING AUTO IRIS LEVELS If a receiver is connected to the manual iris of a camera then the Pyramid 2 Keyboard can be used to set and control the auto iris levels of this camera Using the keyboard the iris level can be configured and then stored for future use To set the auto iris level of a camera follow the steps below 1 Select the PTZ camera whose auto iris level...

Page 56: ...he number keys and press the Function soft key This activates the on screen display OSD on the selected monitor 201 Deactivate the OSD on the selected monitor To recall this function type 201 on the number keys and press the Function soft key This deactivates the on screen display OSD on the selected monitor 204 Send a time update to all connected devices To recall this function type 204 on the nu...

Page 57: ...e keyboard can identify the receiver press its service pin On the DC Receiver and AC Receiver the service pin is located on the PCB as two pins to be shorted while on the Universal Dome Interface and the Network to Coaxial Telemetry Converter it is located on the front panel as a small push button see Figure 83 on the following page or refer to the relevant receiver manual When the service pin is ...

Page 58: ... 7 6 5 4 3 3 2 1 1 MAIN PCB Pyramid AC Receiver PCB CON4 CON1 CON6 CON3 CON2 Test Button 10A Fuse Service Pin Service Pin LED PSU Polarity Anti tamper switch VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT CON5 Network Card 8 7 6 5 4 3 3 2 1 1 MAIN PCB 12V DC SERVICE DOME SELECTION DOME DATA Rx Tx 24V AC Service Pin Service Pin LED Universal Dome Interface Front Panel Service Pin Service Pin LED 2 Tx Network to Coaxial Teleme...

Page 59: ...played 3 Using the number keys enter the matrix number to which the bridge is connected and then press the Matrix Ref soft key 4 Press the Bridge Address soft key The keyboard LCD displays a message asking the operator to press the service pin VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu 12 12 VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu 12 12 12 12 3 1 2 4 Figure 84 Addressing a Bridge Interface 3 5 So that the keyboard can i...

Page 60: ...connected to the Pyramid system they need to be addressed so that the system can distinguish each keyboard from the others To address a keyboard follow the steps below 1 Press the Utility Menu screen key 2 Press the Unit Address Type soft key The Addressing screen is displayed 3 Press the Keyboard Address soft key The keyboard LCD displays a message asking the operator to enter the keyboard addres...

Page 61: ... 12 12 12 12 3 1 2 3 4 So that the keyboard can identify the alarm module press its service pin This is a small button located on the module PCB and when it is pressed the module s neuron ID is transmitted to all other devices on the Pyramid network The neuron ID is a unique identifier which is used to establish communication between the alarm module and all other devices Once the module has been ...

Page 62: ...Function 100 soft key The Direct Access screen is displayed 3 Using the number keys enter the number of the camera on the bridge or receiver that is to be accessed 4 Press either the Receiver soft key or Bridge soft key depending on what the device to be accessed is Figure 90 Direct Connection to Receivers and Bridges Direct Rx Access Rx Utilities Enter Receiver or Bridge keys for direct access 12...

Page 63: ...es the connections that must be made by the installer in order to use the Pyramid 2 keyboard It also provides information concerning the network communications card and the various switch settings that should be used Quick Install Instructions 64 Connections 64 Configuring the Network Communications Card 65 ...

Page 64: ...the system See the section Addressing a Pyramid 2 Keyboard on page 60 for details on how to do this The keyboard is now ready for use CONNECTIONS The Pyramid 2 Keyboard is linked to the Pyramid system via an RJ45 connection One end of the RJ45 connection lead PY NIL is plugged into the keyboard and the other end should be connected to the network access point PY NAP provided This will then supply ...

Page 65: ...tched on at both ends of the network Any equipment in the middle of the network should have these three switches set to the off position Notes RS485 systems should always be configured as a linear daisy chain connection Wired star is not supported Generally any wire connection to fibre optic equipment should not have any biasing set OFF position ON position White corresponds to switch position 1 2...

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Page 67: ...ion includes a gallery showing all the different screens that can be shown on the keyboard LCD a list of the LCD messages that may be displayed when an operator is using the Pyramid 2 Keyboard and a list of the keyboard s specifications Screen Gallery 68 LCD Messages 70 Specifications 71 ...

Page 68: ...erator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 Next P VCR MUX Camera Monitor 1 1 Operator Setup Back Operator 12 12 VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup 12 12 Camera Monitor 1 1 VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup Camera Monitor Video 1 1 1 Next VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup Camera Monitor Video 1 1 1 Back VCR MUX Operator Operator Setup Camera Monitor Mux 1 1 ...

Page 69: ...ion Press Rel to release limit stops VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu Gain I Lift I VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu VCR MUX Operator Utility Menu 12 12 Direct Rx Access Rx Utilities Enter Receiver or Bridge keys for direct access T e x t E d i t o r Utility Menu Screen Preset Programming Screen Receiver Utilities Screen Privacy Zones Programming Screen Gain Lift Levels Screen Limit Stops Programming Sc...

Page 70: ...r Not Responding to a command or request When a bridge does not respond to a Bridge Not Responding command or request When an operator tries to select a Camera Or Control Not Available camera that ahigher priority user is controlling When an operator takes control of a Control Taken By Higher Priority User camera from a lower priority user When an operator with an equal priority Relinquish Control...

Page 71: ...reens 4 user levels Joystick Three axis joystick for pan tilt and zoom control Connections RJ45 Connector for 12V power and duplex RS485 or FTT10 Smart Card Spring loaded card at the rear of the keyboard Log on protection allowing multi level access to all system functions Dimensions 385 x 190 x 66 mm Weight 2 4 kg Construction ABS cover on a mild steel base Colour Graphite grey Power Nominal 6 wa...

Page 72: ...ue 1 10 01 Baxall Limited Stockport England Visit our Web site http www baxall com Baxall Limited reserve the right to make changes to the product and specification of the product without prior notice to the customer ...

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