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PRECAUTIONS

To prevent risk or damage while operating the KB-100, you must take note of the following information. 

Please be aware of the Warnings and Cautions. 

They are defined as follows. 

WARNING: Violation of the instructions may cause death or injury. 

CAUTION: Violation of the instructions may cause personal injury or product damage.

WARNING 

CAUTION

- Before using the product, please be sure to read the user manual. 

- Install this product in a safe place that is free from external vibration. 

- Do not place conductive materials (screwdrier, coin, iron, etc) or water near the product. 

- Use only the indicated power supply (DC12V).

- Do not use this product near flammable substances.

- Do not touch electrical parts with wet hands. 

- When the product is not operating normally, contact your seller or service center. 

- Never disassemble the equipment. The Warrantor is not responsible for problems caused by   

  disassembly done by the user. 

- This device is recommended for indoor use only. It should not be used outdoor, where it is exposed to 

  rain or moisture. 

- Dropping the product in water may cause sever damage to the product. 

- Do not use the product in humid, dusty, or sooty environments. 

- Do not leave the device too hot or too cold. 

- Always keep the operating temperature between 0

o

C and 45

o

C (32

o

F and 113

o

F). 

- Do not place this product under direct sunlight. It will cause discoloration or damage. 

- Do not subject this product to severe shock. 

- Unplug the power when there is a thunder or lightning storm. The storm may cause fire or damage.

MAINTENANCE 

- If the controller needs cleaning, turn off the power and wipe the surface with a soft cloth. 

- Prevent contract with alcohol, benzene, and other chemicals. They may cause the surface to change 

  color. 

Summary of Contents for KB-100

Page 1: ...Distributed By ...

Page 2: ...Please read the instructions carefully and keep this manual for future reference USER S MANUAL Modified on 01 10 2011 ...

Page 3: ...4 Changing the Battery CONTROLLER BUTTON OVERVIEW PART NAME FUNCTION CONNECTION 1 RS 485 RS 422 Connection 2 DVR Connection 3 KB 100 and DVR Mouse Function Use 4 System Configuration START DVR CONTROL CONTROLLER MAIN SETUP PTZ CONTROLSETTING JOYSTICK CALIBRATION BASIC FUNCTION CONTROL SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS CONTENTS ...

Page 4: ... contact your seller or service center Never disassemble the equipment The Warrantor is not responsible for problems caused by disassembly done by the user This device is recommended for indoor use only It should not be used outdoor where it is exposed to rain or moisture Dropping the product in water may cause sever damage to the product Do not use the product in humid dusty or sooty environments...

Page 5: ...ns easy connection and fine control make the KB 100 a necessity in the CCTV market Features Elegant and Ergonomic Design Controls Up to 255 DVRs and or PTZ Cameras Superior System Compatibility Multiple Protocols Supported 3D Joystick Control of On Screen Display Icon Menu RS485 and RS422 Compatibility Programmable User Interface Preset Tour Pattern Scan Auto Pan User Password Support Battery Oper...

Page 6: ...CONTROLLER ACCESSORIES Product andAccessories Changing the Battery KB 100 Controller Manual Adaptor Optional Communication Connector USB Cable Battery Cover DC9V Battery Optional ...

Page 7: ...ER BUTTON OVERVIEW 1 Mouse 2 Power 3 Keypad 4 Enter Select 5 Function Keys 6 LCD Display 7 Joystick 8 Function Keys 2 9 Function Keys 3 Navigate DVR setup menu switch channel display or mode control PTZ camera ...

Page 8: ...ART NAME FUNCTION 1 DC12V Input 2 USB Port 3 RS 485 RS 422 Connector 4 Program Update Port Use the joystick to switch channel display or change display mode Switching Channel Display Change Display Mode ...

Page 9: ...her DVR ID push Number Key and ENT ID will change Example Press and hold 3 Constant value for each COMMAND has been set This function is only available after you setup a value for each command See page 11 KB 100 and DVR Mouse Function Use Make sure the following steps are complete before using KB 100 on your DVR 1 DVR must be PC compatible Adevice driver is required Review your DVR s manual for fu...

Page 10: ...SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Single System Configuration Multiple System Configuration Using Multiple DVRs ...

Page 11: ...SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Single System Configuration Multiple System Configuration to Control Multiple Cameras Directly ...

Page 12: ...VR CONTROL Precautions Before Start Before installing the keyboard be sure to turn the power off Astrong shock or vibration may cause malfunction of the product Avoid installing in locations near strong magnetic and radio waves such as radio TV or wireless devices During or after installation make sure the area around the device is tidy During instllation make sure the product is flat on the floor...

Page 13: ...n be stored or cancelled at the Main Menu No 13 Software Version will be displayed View and Edit the displayed title when keyboard is on View and Edit the controller s ID View and edit the communication speed settings Select from range 2 4 KBPS to 57 6 KBPS View and edit the communication settings for RS 422 or RS 485 Setup the keyboard to turn to sleep mode to save power Select how long before th...

Page 14: ...with DVR Select YES or NO to save or exit Select to save or cancel the changed setting values Factory Set All data will be changed to the factory settings Move to YES and press After factory set the Tx LED on the LCD screen will be flashing and when it is completed flashing will stop After factory set the joystick will reset the settings in the joystick calibration mode See page 15 for more inform...

Page 15: ...fault Password 0000 Input camera address by using joystick 1 255 Use joystick to find the camera mode you want to control If your camera s model is not on the list please select PEL D Set the protocol Set the baudrate 2 4 KBPS 57 6 KBPS Set the parity NONE EVEN ODD Set the camera speed PROP Slow PTZ ON and Fast PTZ OFF Save changes Exit PTZ menu ...

Page 16: ...and press and hold button Move the joystick all the way to the right and press button Move the joystick all the way to the up and press button Move the joystick all the way to the down and press button To zoom extend the joystick s head and move clockwise then press button Select YES or NO and press button To tele extend the joystick s head and move counterclockwise then press button ...

Page 17: ...nformation 1 PRESET Use can set the camera to a desired preset location 1 TOUR When tour function runs camera moves from the preset assigned as the first point to the preset assigned as the last point in sequence The camera will stay at each point for the time set on the dwell time in Tour Edit and move to the next point ...

Page 18: ... assigned time and revives the path exactly as it memorized 1 SCAN Camera moves between 2 points if there is no PTZ command after passing the assigned dwell time 1 AUTO PAN Camera moves between 2 preset positions To set SCAN SCAN NO To run SCAN SCAN NO To set PATTERN PATTERN NO To run PATTERN PATTERN NO ...

Page 19: ...SPECIFICATIONS 3 Axis Rotation Variable speed with zoom 0o C 45o C 32o F 113o F 10 70 Non Condensing 2 8lbs 1 63 lbs ...

Page 20: ...DIMENSIONS 180mm 7 09 in 280mm 11 0 in 100mm 3 94 in ...

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