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4.8.8 Enable/Disable Light ................................................................................................ 17 

4.8.9 Enable/Disable Wiper ............................................................................................... 17 

4.9 Record Playback ................................................................................................................. 18 

4.9.1 Start Playback ........................................................................................................... 18 

4.9.2 Pause Playback ......................................................................................................... 18 

4.9.3 Play the Previous 30s ............................................................................................... 18 

4.9.4 Play the Next 30s or Frame ...................................................................................... 18 

4.9.5 Stop Playback ........................................................................................................... 18 

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Others ........................................................................................................................................ 19

 

5.1 View Information ................................................................................................................ 19 

5.2 Lock .................................................................................................................................... 19 

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Web ............................................................................................................................................ 20

 

6.1 Web Access ......................................................................................................................... 20 

6.2 Upgrade ............................................................................................................................... 21 

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Specifications ............................................................................................................................. 22

 

Appendix .......................................................................................................................................... 23

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for AU-K11

Page 1: ...Network Keyboard User Manual Please read this instruction carefully for correct use of the product and preserve it for reference purposes ...

Page 2: ...otice Note LCD display can be easily damaged Please do not press or exposure in sunshine for a long time The joystick can be easily damaged If it needs to be repaired please wrap and ship it by using original or safety packaging This keyboard should be used in certain range of temperature and humidity referring the specifications Please connect the keyboard correctly as this manual requires Items ...

Page 3: ...7 2 2 6 Playback Set 7 2 3 PTZ Setup 7 2 4 Language Setup 7 2 5 Test 8 3 PTZ Mode 9 3 1 Mode Setup 9 3 2 PTZ IP Setup 9 3 3 PTZ Operation 9 3 4 PTZ Shift 9 4 Decoding 11 4 1 Screen Display Mode 11 4 2 Camera Monitor 11 4 3 Camera Group Window 12 4 4 Camera Group Monitor 12 4 5 Call Layout 13 4 6 Set and Call Macro 13 4 7 Alarm Window Setup 14 4 8 PTZ Control 14 4 8 1 Move or Stop 14 4 8 2 Set or C...

Page 4: ... Playback 18 4 9 1 Start Playback 18 4 9 2 Pause Playback 18 4 9 3 Play the Previous 30s 18 4 9 4 Play the Next 30s or Frame 18 4 9 5 Stop Playback 18 5 Others 19 5 1 View Information 19 5 2 Lock 19 6 Web 20 6 1 Web Access 20 6 2 Upgrade 21 7 Specifications 22 Appendix 23 ...

Page 5: ...sers due to the menu display on the screen 1 2 Rear Panel Instructions Name Description PW When the network keyboard is working the power indicator turns red LINK The network status indicator RS232 Internal testing port RJ45 RJ45 network port RS485 Connect speed dome or the RS485 port of the DVR TA connects to RS485 TB connects to RS485 DC 12V DC12V power input WIFI Unavailable Grounding 1 3 Front...

Page 6: ...N Set the output monitor WIN Set the window of the current output CAM Select the camera MULT Set the screen display mode of the current output MON G Select the output group monitor group CAM G Select the input group camera group LAYOUT Call scheme AUDIO Enable disable audio of the selected window Play Pause Stop Enable disable manual record Jump to the previous 30 seconds from the current playing ...

Page 7: ...e the auto scan FOCUS Click it to have long focus FOCUS Click it to have short focus ZOOM Zoom in ZOOM Zoom out IRIS Iris increases IRIS Iris decreases WIPER Enable or disable wiper LIGHT Enable or disable light 1 4 Rules of Key Press Double press the interval time between two presses less than 2 seconds It mainly uses to switch the alphabet For example press 2 twice to input A press 2 three times...

Page 8: ...ove left Right In PTZ control mode control the speed dome to move right Upper left In PTZ control mode control the speed dome to move towards upper left Upper right In PTZ control mode control the speed dome to move towards upper right Lower left In PTZ control mode control the speed dome to move towards lower left Lower right In PTZ control mode control the speed dome to move towards lower right ...

Page 9: ...menus 2 2 1 Password Setup Select the password setup menu and press Enter key to go to password setup Input the old password by moving the joystick right one by one the default password is 8888 Select the new password by moving the joystick down and then input the new password as the above mentioned method Finally confirm the new password and press Enter key to save the settings If you want to cha...

Page 10: ...al IP Setup Select Local IP Setup and press Enter to go to local IP setup You can set the local IP address subnet mask default gateway DNS server alternate DNS and HTTP port IP address Select IP address and press Enter to set the IP address The default IP address is 192 168 1 201 Tips Move the joystick right to set the IP address Press Enter to save the settings and return to the previous menu Sub...

Page 11: ...ll Client Test To test if the keyboard is online PTZ IP Setup Please see 3 2 PTZ IP Setup for details 2 2 4 Default Setup Select it and press Enter to restore the system settings to the default factory settings 2 2 5 Question Setup Select it and press Enter to set the security question which can reset your password 2 2 6 Playback Set Only some models support this function Select it and press Enter...

Page 12: ...ard User Manual 8 2 5 Test Select it and press Enter to test if the button is available User can also check if the silk screen on the button and display on the screen is consistent which is not use for operating equipment ...

Page 13: ...and press Enter to go to select the PTZ Then set the IP address port name password of the PTZ selected IP address input the IP address of the PTZ This IP address must be in the same local network segment with the local IP address of the network keyboard Port the default port is 80 the http port of the PTZ Name and password the name and password must be the same with that of the PTZ Test To test if...

Page 14: ...Network Keyboard User Manual 10 Select other PTZ and setup the IP address port name and password Please see 3 2 PTZ IP Setup for more details Press SHIFT to switch the PTZs of which the IP address is setup well ...

Page 15: ...ut For example input 9 and then press MULT to set at 9 screens display mode Note The effective value is from 1 to 999 The maximum number of the screen display mode of TV wall client is 16 screens As a result the maximum of 16 screens can be called when controlling TV wall client When controlling the output the number of the output of the TV wall client must be set in advance The way to set the out...

Page 16: ...display mode For example input 4 and then press MULT to select 4 screens display mode 3 Select window For example input 3 and then press WIN to select NO 3 window 4 Select camera group For example input 2 and then press CAM G to select NO 2 camera group Camera group settings go to TV wall client Setup Create Channel Group to create channel camera group and dwell time Then click Modify or Delete Ch...

Page 17: ... outputs to the right window Next set the screen display mode and add the cameras for all outputs Finally click Save to save the scheme The scheme will be saved at the bottom of the TV wall client You can call the saved scheme by inputting number and pressing LAYOUT on the network keyboard The effective value is form 1 to 9999 4 6 Set and Call Macro Macro is used to provide a shortcut to execute a...

Page 18: ...1 and press MON to select NO 1 monitor 2 Press ALARM key to set the designated NO 1 window channel as alarm window If the current NO 1 window channel has been set as alarm window the alarm window will be cancelled by the above operation 4 8 PTZ Control Only when the PTZ is input to the window and there is not sequence display in this window can the PTZ control be effective that is the camera input...

Page 19: ... example input 3 and then press WIN 3 Set the position of the preset by moving joystick 4 Press the digital number on the keyboard to select the number of preset Then press PRESET for more than 2 seconds to set the preset For example input 1 and then press PRESET for more than 2 seconds to set the NO 1 preset To call preset 1 Select the output For example input 1 and press MON 2 Select the window ...

Page 20: ...ectly 4 8 4 Focus To set focus 1 Select the output For example input 1 and press MON 2 Select the window For example input 3 and press WIN 3 Press FOCUS or FOCUS 4 8 5 Zoom To set zoom 1 Select the output For example input 1 and press MON 2 Select the window For example input 3 and press WIN 3 Press ZOOM or ZOOM 4 8 6 Iris To set iris 1 Select the output For example input 1 and press MON 2 Select ...

Page 21: ... auto scan 4 8 8 Enable Disable Light To enable or disable light 1 Select the output For example input 1 and press MON 2 Select the window For example input 3 and press WIN 3 Press LIGHT to enable light press LIGHT again to disable light 4 8 9 Enable Disable Wiper To enable or disable wiper 1 Select the output For example input 1 and press MON 2 Select the window For example input 3 and press WIN ...

Page 22: ...ample input 1 and press MON 2 Select the window For example input 3 and press WIN 3 Press key to play the record of the previous 30 seconds 4 9 4 Play the Next 30s or Frame When the record is in playing mode in the current window you may play the record of the next 30 seconds When the record is in pause mode in the current window you may play the next frame The setting steps are as follow 1 Select...

Page 23: ...ation by moving the joystick down 5 2 Lock You can lock the keyboard by pressing LOCK key Input the password the default password is 8888 to unlock the keyboard When the keyboard is locked all keys except digital keys on the keyboard are unavailable until you input the password to unlock the keyboard Tips After inputting wrong password for more than 3 times you can reset password by answering the ...

Page 24: ...ubsequent window the default password is 8888 Please make sure the IP address of the IE client is in the same local network as that of the keyboard If the IP address of the keyboard is 192 168 001 201 the IP address of the IP client must be 192 168 001 XXX Some models may be searched by IP Tool Make sure the PC and keyboard are connected to the LAN and double click the IP Tool icon to run this sof...

Page 25: ...ftware version 1 Click Browse button to select the save path of the upgrade file 2 Click Upgrade server firmware to start upgrading the application program 4 After successfully update the software the device will restart automatically Notice You can t disconnect to PC or close the keyboard during upgrade ...

Page 26: ...ensional Key Four functional areas Network LAN RJ45 10 100M 1 Control Mode Platform mode PTZ mode Serial Port RS485 RS485 1 Baudrate 1200bps 2400bps 4800bps 9600bps 19200bps Others Power DC12V Power Consumption 8W Working Temperature 10 60 Working Humidity 10 90 Dimension 420 L 260 W 170 H mm Weight 2 8kg ...

Page 27: ...le Key The relationship between the frequency of key press and input display once twice three times four times five times six times seven times eight times nine times 1 1 2 2 A B C a b c 3 3 D E F d e f 4 4 G H I g h i 5 5 J K L j k l 6 6 M N O m n o 7 7 P Q R S p q r s 8 8 T U V t u v 9 9 W X Y Z w x y z 0 0 blank A1 ...

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