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TVK-800 User Manual 

 

2.  Enter the camera number, record type, and file type as well as the start and end 

times for playback. Click 

Search

. The results are listed on-screen. 

 

3.  Select the file for playback and click 

Playback

 to play back the file. 

Advanced settings 

Use this menu to configure FTP settings, the AUX keys, live view performance, and the 
PTZ speed control settings. 

Bidirectional audio and snapshot settings 

1.  In the Main menu, click 

Advanced

. The “Advanced Settings” window appears. 

2.  Click 

Aux Key

 to view the “Aux Key” window.  

The Aux Key 1 and Aux Key 2 options correspond to the AUX 1 and AUX 2 keys 
on the keypad. 

Summary of Contents for TVK-800

Page 1: ...TVK 800 User Manual P N 1072696A REV ISS 13MAY14...

Page 2: ...e to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expen...

Page 3: ...d configuration via the web browser 14 Login 14 Keypad management 15 Device management 16 User management 16 Input settings 18 Output list 20 Auxiliary functions 21 Live view and PTZ speed settings 21...

Page 4: ...al keypad configuration by the Operator and Custom users 52 Logging in out 52 Display list of accessible devices 52 Change password 53 Shutdown 53 Using the keypad 54 Using shortcut operations 54 Loca...

Page 5: ...s and exports keypad configuration parameters Macro command operation Storage of recorded files and snapshots to USB flash drive or FTP server Plays back recorded files from the USB flash drive Plays...

Page 6: ...ventilated and dust free Temperature Consider the device s operating temperature 10 to 55 C 14 to 131 F and noncondensing humidity specifications 10 to 90 before choosing an installation location Do...

Page 7: ...e keypad as well the functions of the different keys on the keypad Connections Figure 1 Back view of the keypad 1 Touch pen 2 GND 3 Line in 4 Audio out 5 Reserved 6 RS 485 interface 7 LAN PoE 802 3af...

Page 8: ...as well as capture snapshots See Joystick operation on page 8 for further information 6 Turn light and wiper on or off 7 Touch sensitive LCD display 8 LED indicators POWER Lit when keypad is powered u...

Page 9: ...keypad When in live view mode press the LOCK key to lock the keypad and mouse Once locked none of the keys except LOCK the joystick the mouse or the touch screen can be used To lock the keypad in live...

Page 10: ...options on screen Joystick Rotate the joystick to position the on screen cursor in the desired location Press the center key on the joystick to select Mouse Use a mouse Plug the mouse into the USB soc...

Page 11: ...tour shadow tour or preset Press the SET 1 PATTERN keys to set shadow tour 1 TOUR SET Num TOUR Set the tour Num TOUR Call the defined tour Press the SET 1 TOUR keys to set tour 1 Press the 1 TOUR keys...

Page 12: ...w display NEXT Select the next camera for live view on the keypad or a multiview display AUX1 Press the AUX1 key to set its defined function bidirectional audio or snapshot AUX2 Press the AUX2 key to...

Page 13: ...ame is admin It cannot be modified The default password is 1234 Manager The manager has reduced menu access Remotely control the front panel Add modify delete operator and custom users Assign devices...

Page 14: ...ss the keypad functions Please contact technical support for assistance 3 Check Save Password to save the login password for future use 4 Click Login The main screen for the user type appears with the...

Page 15: ...User management Add and delete a user add and delete devices associated with a user and change the password 4 Input Input settings Start local live view change camera name number protocol stream type...

Page 16: ...n how to configure by the different user types see Administrator Local keypad configuration by the Administrator on page 24 Manager Local keypad configuration by the Manager on page 45 Operator and Cu...

Page 17: ...rameter Keypad management This menu is only accessible by the Administrator You can configure all the keypad parameters from the browser by clicking Keypad in the submenu panel and entering the requir...

Page 18: ...ck OK to confirm The successfully added device is then listed in the Device Management window Modify a device 1 In the Device Management window click for the selected device In the pop up window enter...

Page 19: ...assword and then click OK Modify a user 1 In the User Management window click for the selected user In the pop up window change the user password Confirm the password and then click OK Delete a user 1...

Page 20: ...or the device you want to delete Input settings The Administrator and Manager can modify inputs such as cameras from the browser Click Input in the submenu panel to get the Input window See Figure 11...

Page 21: ...pop up window appears 2 Modify the input s name protocol number and stream type Click OK to accept Set up a camera group 1 In the Input window click the Group button The Input Settings Input Group wi...

Page 22: ...window which displays all the output channels that are accessible by the user currently logged in See Figure 12 below For further information on setting up output parameters see Output settings on pag...

Page 23: ...ry key set up see Bidirectional audio and snapshot settings on page 42 Figure 13 Aux Key window Live view and PTZ speed settings You can set up the network performance for local live view on the keypa...

Page 24: ...he FTP server settings 1 In the FTP window check the Enable FTP box 2 Enter the IP address as well as the user name and password to log in to the FTP server 3 Enter the file path to which the video fi...

Page 25: ...TVK 800 User Manual 23 Figure 15 System Status window...

Page 26: ...ypad as Admin and enter the admin password see Logging in out on page 11 Keypad management View the keypad version information 1 In the Main menu click Keypad Version The Keypad Version window appears...

Page 27: ...disconnected Enable or disable the option 3 Key light Keypad keys are lit red or blue to show if active or locked Enable or disable the option 4 Lock the keypad Set a timer so that the keypad automat...

Page 28: ...ct the desired date 3 Enter the desired time 4 Click Apply to save settings 5 Click Return to return to the Main menu or click another Keypad menu option Language selection 1 In the Main menu click Ke...

Page 29: ...structions Click the spots in order and Do not click the mouse while calibrating Click Calibration 2 Using the touch pen click the three spots that appear on screen The message Screen calibration comp...

Page 30: ...age appears Click OK to accept Upgrade the software using an USB flash drive 1 Insert the USB flash drive into the keypad slot 2 In the Main menu click Keypad Maintenance The window appears 3 Click US...

Page 31: ...Insert the USB flash drive into the keypad slot 2 Click Export to import the configuration file Restore default settings 1 In the Main menu click Keypad Maintenance The window appears 2 Click Restore...

Page 32: ...in the same network area as the keypad can be found by the keypad All devices found by the keypad are listed in the window 2 Select the desired device from the list Enter the login user name and passw...

Page 33: ...nually 1 In the Main menu click Device The Device Device List window appears Click the Add Device button 2 In the window that appears enter the device name device IP port user name and password Click...

Page 34: ...e when there are several DVRs NVRs connected to the keypad You can call up a specific output DVR or NVR by entering its output device number and pressing the MON key The output device number associate...

Page 35: ...Input menu as well as using the keypad keys For instructions on using the keypad keys see Local live view on page 54 To see local live view using the Input menu 1 In the Main menu click Input The Inpu...

Page 36: ...e window 4 Enter the camera number record type and file type as well as the start and end times for playback Click Search The results are listed on screen 5 Select a file for playback from the list an...

Page 37: ...y the administrator can add managers 4 Enter the user name and password Verify the password 5 Click Add to add the user to the system Set up a user to access a specific device 1 In the Main menu click...

Page 38: ...the pop up window to confirm deletion Switch user 1 In the Main menu click User The User User List window appears The list of Managers is listed 2 Click to directly access the desired user s login win...

Page 39: ...ameras viewing the building entrances You can set up to 16 camera groups Modify a camera s information 1 In the Main menu click Input The Input Settings Input window appears 2 Click of the desired cam...

Page 40: ...sfully added cameras to the group is shown Output settings Use this menu to configure outputs such as monitors decoders DVRs and NVRs You can display in the Output Settings window all the output chann...

Page 41: ...ecoder such as cameras DVRs and NVRs to make them easier to manage However you cannot create a group of camera outputs if they are connected to different DVRs or NVRs To set up an output group of chan...

Page 42: ...Local decoding and live view are currently not supported Add a macro 1 In the Main menu click Macro The Macro Settings Macro List window appears 2 Click the Add Macro button The Input Settings Output...

Page 43: ...two ways to play back the files Files located on a USB flash drive Remote playback Play back using a USB file 1 Insert the USB flash drive into the keypad slot 2 Click the Local tab on the Local Play...

Page 44: ...ck Playback to play back the file Advanced settings Use this menu to configure FTP settings the AUX keys live view performance and the PTZ speed control settings Bidirectional audio and snapshot setti...

Page 45: ...window 3 Select a network performance level for live view Least Delay Balanced default or Best Fluency 4 Select a PTZ movement speed level for the PTZ camera Low Speed Medium Speed default or High Spe...

Page 46: ...Click Apply to save the settings Log out of the keypad 1 In the Main menu click Shutdown Select Logout The pop up window appears Logout of the system 2 Click Yes to confirm or No to cancel Reboot the...

Page 47: ...appears 2 Select your user name from the drop down list and enter the password 3 Check Save Password to save the login password for future use 4 Click Login The main screen for the user type appears w...

Page 48: ...ith Manager rights To display list of accessible devices 1 In the Main menu click Device The Device Device List window appears with the list of devices available to the user Local live view The Admini...

Page 49: ...Main menu click Output The Output Settings Output List window appears 2 Click on the desired output channel The Playback window appears 3 Click the By File tab to enter the Playback by File window 4 E...

Page 50: ...In the Main menu click User The User User List window appears 2 Select the desired user and click The User Device window appears 3 Click the Add Device button 4 In the window that appears select the d...

Page 51: ...e cameras can be called up to appear together on a specific monitor For example one group can be the cameras viewing the car park and another group the cameras viewing the building entrances You can s...

Page 52: ...eras successfully added to the group is shown Output settings Use this menu to configure outputs such as monitors decoders DVRs and NVRs You can display in the Output Settings window all the output ch...

Page 53: ...trol speed control settings For instructions setting up bidirectional audio and snapshots using the AUX settings live view PTZ speed control FTP see Advanced settings on page 42 Log out of the keypad...

Page 54: ...The following display appears 2 Select your user name from the drop down list and enter the password 3 Check Save Password to save the login password for future use 4 Click Login The main screen appe...

Page 55: ...word 1 In the Main menu click Advanced Settings The Advanced Settings Change Password window appears 2 Enter the current password and the new one Confirm the new password 3 Click Apply to accept the c...

Page 56: ...iview format Set the input channel for each window Displays the keypad key commands used In local live view mode the window WIN camera group CAM G multiview MULT and camera tour TOUR and functions are...

Page 57: ...ted monitor in full screen mode as well as in 2X2 multiview format When in multiview mode you can easily switch a selected video tile to full screen mode and back again as well as turn audio on and of...

Page 58: ...an use a decoder to configure the keypad to display the images from a camera group on a monitor When the number of cameras in a group is less than or equal to the number of video tiles on screen for e...

Page 59: ...monitor in cycle Note The default dwell time is 30 seconds An error message will appear in the Hint box of the shortcut screen when an invalid action is entered To view a camera group on a monitor 1 P...

Page 60: ...on video tiles 1 to 4 and finally cameras 13 to 16 on video tiles 1 to 4 Note The default dwell time is 30 seconds An error message will appear in the Hint box of the shortcut screen when an invalid a...

Page 61: ...ET key to complete the tour settings Up to eight tours can be set Call up a tour 1 Press the Num MON keys to select the monitor 2 Press the Num TOUR keys to call up a programmed tour to be displayed o...

Page 62: ...eters are cleared if you press the Num GROUP keys again 6 Press the SET key to complete the group tour settings Call up a group tour You can use a group tour to call up multiple camera groups on speci...

Page 63: ...2 keys that can be configured for the AUX1 and AUX 2 functions in the system By default AUX 1 is set to bidirectional audio and AUX 2 is set to capture a snapshot Note An error message appears if an A...

Page 64: ...sage appears when the keypad window is configured to display cameras in cycle view mode Method 1 To capture a snapshot 1 Press the Num MON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and sele...

Page 65: ...indow is configured to display cameras in cycle view mode Method 1 To move to the next or previous camera 1 Press the Num MON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and select the video...

Page 66: ...valid action is entered There are two ways to set a preset Method 1 To set a preset using an output channel 1 Press the Num MON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and select the vide...

Page 67: ...ON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and select the video tile 3 Press the Num CALL keys and enter the desired preprogrammed preset Method 2 To call up a preset using an input chann...

Page 68: ...on is entered There are two ways to set a preset tour Method 1 To set a preset tour using an output channel 1 Press the Num MON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and select the vide...

Page 69: ...again to complete the preset tour Calling up a preset tour There are two ways to call up a preset tour Method 1 To call up a preset tour using an output channel 1 Press the Num MON keys to select the...

Page 70: ...tour using an output channel 1 Press the Num MON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and select the video tile 3 Press the SET key to enter the Settings window 4 Press the Num PATTER...

Page 71: ...There are two ways to call up a shadow tour Method 1 To call up a shadow tour using an output channel 1 Press the Num MON keys and select the monitor 2 Press the Num WIN keys and select the video tile...

Page 72: ...interface 1 RJ45 10M 100M 1000M adaptive Ethernet interface PoE 1 RS 232 interface 1 RS 485 interface 1 USB2 0 interface for data storage and device upgrade General LCD screen 7 TFT LCD monitor with t...

Page 73: ...setup 21 local setup 43 Functions keys description 7 H Hardware configuration 25 I Input settings browser setup 18 local setup 37 Manager setup 49 Instant playback 61 K Keypad browser setup 15 Keypad...

Page 74: ...p local 33 Preset tours set up 66 Presets set up 64 PTZ control speed settings local setup 43 R Reboot local 44 Recordings saving 62 Remote control device 32 S Shadow tours set up 68 Shortcut operatio...

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