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D0404SG0_B

KTD-404 Controller Keypad Installation and Operations Guide

Invert Pan/Tilt

Pan Cycle

Autopan Autostart

Choice

Description

This choice disables the receiver’s auto pan function altogether.

This choice assigns a 50% duty cycle when the receiver is in

This choice assigns a 100% duty cycle when the receiver is in

auto pan mode (i.e., unit alternately pans and rests for 8
second intervals).

auto pan mode (i.e., unit continuously pans).

in auto pan mode.

This choice will cause the receiver to pan randomly when

0

1

2

3

Lens Voltage

Step 6)

If the pan/tilt receiver is to auto pan, enter one of the four following choices listed

in the chart below:

The display will automatically advance to the next menu.

Step 7)

In the event that receiver power is lost, the receiver can be programmed to resume

auto pan once power is restored.  If the receiver is to auto pan when power is

restored, press 

1

.  If not, press  

0

. The display will automatically advance to

the next menu.

Step 8)

Select the appropriate voltage for the receiver site’s motorized lens. Press  

0

 for

6 volts or  

1

 for 12 volts. The display will automatically advance to the next menu.

Figure 33:  Lens Voltage Display

LENS VOLTAGE?

1=12V 0=6V      SEQ=NEXT

Figure 32:  Autostart Display

AUTO PAN AUTOSTART?

1=YES 0=NO      SEQ=NEXT

Figure 31:  Pan Cycle Display

PAN CYCL? 0=0% 1=50%

2=100% 3=RDM    SEQ=NEXT

Step 4)

Press  

1

 to begin receiver setup. The display will automatically advance to the

first setup menu.

Figure 34: Invert Pan/Tilt Display

INVERT PAN/TILT?

0=NO 1=YES      SEQ=NEXT

Summary of Contents for KTD-404

Page 1: ...ogramming instructions Helpful Hint For large DIGIPLEX III systems the KTD 311 Software Download Package can be used to easily download camera titles For new installations these instructions should be followed in the order in which they are presented Ifanyprogrammeddataneedstobechangedatalaterdate themenuassociated with that data can be accessed by entering the appropriate programming mode and usi...

Page 2: ...d largest preset number in the system Maximum entries are cameras 511 monitors 64 multiplexers 64 and presets 63 Press seq to advance to the next column or move the joystick left or right to switch between columns Once all entries are made the display will automatically advance to the next menu Step 6 This menu is used to deny or permit the controller keypad s access to certain camera sites Press ...

Page 3: ...xer Select Display MPLXR 01 BURLE SELECT SEQ NEXT Figure 15 Multiplexer Enabled Display MPLXR 01 ACC YES 0 NO 1 YES SEQ NEXT Monitor Access Step 7 This menu is used to deny or permit the controller keypad s access to certain monitors Press 0 to deny access or 1 to permit access After each selection the next monitor number will appear Move the joystick up or down to switch between monitors When don...

Page 4: ...tor offset number that conflicts with Largest Monitor and Monitor Access programming choices that were made earlier in this section Refer to Step 4 and Step 6 Step 12 When placed in the annunciation mode the KTD 404 will annunciate call in requests generated by access control receivers or a KTD 463 Alarm Chassis In this mode the keypad will stack 32 calls in the order in which they are received An...

Page 5: ...will perform the same task Enabling entry verification changes the function of the talk key on the KTD 404 desktop keypad and the face key on the KTD 304R rack mount keypad Both become the key An keycap has been supplied with the unit Refer to Keycap Replacement Appendix B Keep in mind that selecting the entry verification function will cause the talk function to be disabled If both the talk funct...

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Page 7: ... to the next menu From this menu it is possible to perform video switcher programming P T Z receiver programming alarm interface programming and CyberDome programming by pressing the corresponding number on the keypad P T Z receiver programming instructions can be found on the following pages For detailed programming instructions on the CyberDomes alarm interfaces and video switchers please refer ...

Page 8: ...hold the set key until the following display appears Enter the access code 9 5 1 seq The display will automatically advance to the next menu Step 2 Press 2 The first receiver programming menu will appear Step 3 Using the numerical keys enter the receiver site to be programmed The display will automatically advance to the next menu Receiver Setup Steps 4 16 Figure 30 Receiver Setup Menu Display 1 S...

Page 9: ...e display will automatically advance to the next menu Step 7 In the event that receiver power is lost the receiver can be programmed to resume auto pan once power is restored If the receiver is to auto pan when power is restored press 1 If not press 0 The display will automatically advance to the next menu Step 8 Select the appropriate voltage for the receiver site s motorized lens Press 0 for 6 v...

Page 10: ...Press 1 if the opposite is the case The next display will appear Step 12 Press 0 if the lens requires positive voltage for focus near and negative voltage for focus far Press 1 if the opposite is the case The next display will appear Step 14 With the CLR RCV MEM option the KTD 404 will instruct the P T Z receiver to erase all data in its nonvolatile memory and reload factory default values To clea...

Page 11: ...tilts zooms and focuses through a series of preset positions The following procedure explains how preset positions are entered for both purposes Step 1 Access the receiver setup menu as explained on page 16 The first receiver programming menu will appear as shown below Step 2 Use the numerical keys to select the P T Z receiver site to be programmed The display will automatically advance to the nex...

Page 12: ...our enter the preset number and hold the last digit entered until a tone sounds The following display will appear Step 6 Repeat Steps 4 and 5 for each additional preset position When done press seq to exit to the menu shown in Figure 40 Step 7 Repeat Steps 2 6 for each camera site using preset positioning Use the numerical keys to enter the time that the camera should remain at the position 1 31 s...

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