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Figure 4.18

Camera Management Interface

The number on the upper-right corner of each camera, e.g.,

, is the serial number of the corresponding camera.

Viewing the Camera

Steps:

Click the camera tab to view the details. A window of channel details is shown in Figure 4.19.

Figure 4.19

Viewing the Camera for the Admin

Summary of Contents for SF-KB1600NT

Page 1: ...SF KB1600NT Network Keyboard User Manual...

Page 2: ...1...

Page 3: ...ause undesired operation EU Conformity Statement This product and if applicable the supplied accessories too are marked with CE and comply therefore with the applicable harmonized European standards l...

Page 4: ...of the nation and region Please refer to technical specifications for detailed information Input voltage should meet both the SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage and the Limited Power Source with 100 240 VA...

Page 5: ...rom the keyboard Please check the power supply to avoid the damage caused by voltage mismatch Please make sure the keyboard works in the allowed range of temperature and humidity Please keep the devic...

Page 6: ...anaging the Cameras 36 4 2 3 Managing the Groups 39 4 2 4 Managing the Video Wall 43 4 3 Live View 46 4 3 1 Local View 47 4 3 2 Video Wall 53 4 3 3 External View 59 4 4 System Configuration 62 4 4 1 U...

Page 7: ...6 7 1 Specifications 86 7 2 Summary of Changes 86...

Page 8: ...7 Chapter 1 Product Overview...

Page 9: ...the target The joystick panel is detachable for the convenience of operation This keyboard can be widely used in various video surveillance fields 1 2 Appearance 1 2 3 Figure 1 1 Appearance of SF KB16...

Page 10: ...of the keyboard Table 1 3 Description of Rear Panel Number Name Description 1 USB Interface One for connecting to the USB device One for connecting to the joystick 2 3 DVI DVI video output connector...

Page 11: ...10 Chapter 2 Getting Started...

Page 12: ...ers including at least three of the following categories upper case letters lower case letters numbers and special characters in order to increase the security of your product And we recommend you res...

Page 13: ...on to activate the keyboard 2 2 Configuring Keyboard by SADP You can also configure the keyboard by SADP SADP can search the SF KB1600NT keyboard and display the device information Activating the Keyb...

Page 14: ...rder to increase the security of your product And we recommend you reset your password regularly especially in the high security system resetting the password monthly or weekly can better protect your...

Page 15: ...within the range from 2000 to 65535 You don t need to modify the parameters of IPv6 Address IPv6 Gateway IPv6 Prefix Length and HTTP Port Resetting the Keyboard Password Purpose You can reset the key...

Page 16: ...we highly recommend you to use a strong password to ensure your data security STRONG PASSWORD RECOMMENDED We highly recommend you create a strong password of your own choosing Using a minimum of 8 cha...

Page 17: ...operator enters wrong password for 5 times the password would be locked The times of entering wrong password by two users in 3 minutes will be overlapped The password will be unlocked automatically i...

Page 18: ...17 Chapter 3 General Settings...

Page 19: ...t time keyboard information general settings and keyboard operation Figure 3 1 Home Page of the Keyboard Click on the home page for the general configuration of the keyboard A window pops up as shown...

Page 20: ...the Resolution of External Monitor About Show the detailed information of the SF KB1600NT 3 1 Ethernet Settings Purpose You can configure Ethernet settings to connect to the network Steps 1 Click the...

Page 21: ...gure 3 5 Details of DHCP You can not enable Static IP and DHCP at the same time 3 2 WLAN Settings Purpose You can configure WLAN parameters to connect to the network Steps 1 Click the WLAN button on t...

Page 22: ...able network in the list Steps 1 Click the Wi Fi hotspot in the Wi Fi list 2 Enter the password and connect to the network Figure 3 7 Connecting to Available Network Task 2 Add new network Steps 1 Cli...

Page 23: ...age Settings Purpose You can choose language for the device in this section Steps 1 Click the Language button on the right of the General interface to enter the Language Configuration interface 2 Clic...

Page 24: ...in two ways Task 1 Automatic mode Steps Enable the automatic mode by switching to or else the manual mode is enabled Task 2 Manual mode Steps 1 Click to set the current date as shown in Figure 3 12 2...

Page 25: ...lution of the external monitor Steps 1 Click the Others button on the right of the General interface to enter the configuration interface Figure 3 14 Others Configuration Interface 2 Configure the oth...

Page 26: ...error and FTP error conditions Task 4 Configure the resolution of external monitor Steps Click to select the resolution of external monitor The pop up window is shown in Figure 3 16 Figure 3 16 Select...

Page 27: ...26 Figure 3 17 About Interface...

Page 28: ...27 Chapter 4 Keyboard Application...

Page 29: ...icture capturing two way audio etc Device Display device list manage the device camera group video wall view device information etc Configuration User management Storage management and System maintena...

Page 30: ...output of the channels on video wall 4 2 1 Managing the Devices Purpose For the admin you can add delete modify refresh devices on the Device Management interface And some other basic operations are...

Page 31: ...ys are available for adding the devices manual adding and auto adding As an operator you cannot add devices All the devices authorized by the admin are shown on the Device Management interface Up to 2...

Page 32: ...ck to confirm and finish the adding of device 3 Optional You can click to cancel adding If the entered parameters are wrong an exception window will pop up to remind you Task2 Auto adding Steps 1 Clic...

Page 33: ...min you can view the details of refresh and delete the added devices You can also clear all the added devices Click the added device in the Device Management interface A pop up box is shown in Figure...

Page 34: ...teps 1 Click Delete to delete the selected device A hint box will pop up as shown in Figure 4 10 Figure 4 10 Hint Box of Deleting the Device 2 Click Delete to confirm the deletion 3 Optional You can c...

Page 35: ...ent interface A pop up box is shown in Figure 4 12 Figure 4 12 Editing the Added DVR NVR 2 Select Control to enter the Remote Panel Figure 4 13 DVR NVR Remote Panel 3 Click the buttons on the control...

Page 36: ...rmation of the added devices including IP address port etc The details of the added devices are shown in Figure 4 15 Figure 4 15 Viewing Device Information For the operator you cannot modify the detai...

Page 37: ...ol the front panel of the added DVR NVR 4 Click to exit from the DVR NVR Control Panel You can also view the details of and refresh the added DVR NVR Refer to Editing the Device by the Operator for re...

Page 38: ...the upper right corner of each camera e g is the serial number of the corresponding camera Viewing the Camera Steps 1 Click the camera tab to view the details A window of channel details is shown in...

Page 39: ...ng to the added sequence Protocol The transfer protocol of the camera Stream The stream type of the camera Device The name of the channel Address The IP address and port of the corresponding device Ch...

Page 40: ...ification 4 2 3 Managing the Groups For the admin and operators the group management steps are the same This section takes the operations of the admin as an example Purpose You can add the relevant ca...

Page 41: ...dit a name for the group as desired Special characters are not allowed to enter in the Name text field The longest length of the name is 32 characters long Group No Edit the group number as desired Th...

Page 42: ...box 4 Click to confirm the adding 5 Optional You can click to cancel the adding Editing the Group Purpose In the Group Management interface you can view the group details delete and clear the groups C...

Page 43: ...If you want to delete an added camera click 3 Click Add Camera to add camera s to the group 4 Click to confirm the modification 5 Optional You can click to cancel the modification Deleting the Group...

Page 44: ...the deletion 3 Optional You can click to cancel the deletion 4 2 4 Managing the Video Wall Purpose You can configure the video wall on the Video Wall Management interface including editing the video w...

Page 45: ...lick to delete the original information The row and column should be between 1 and 8 The details will be displayed on the upper left corner 2 Click to confirm and save the settings 3 Optional You can...

Page 46: ...e of the channels to set it as the output channel of the selected window 4 Optional You can click to cancel the configuration Deleting the Configured Window As the admin hold down the configured windo...

Page 47: ...added you can view the live video of the added network cameras and video encoders in the Live View interface And some other basic operations are supported including picture capturing manual recording...

Page 48: ...of the keyboard Video Wall Live view of the added devices on the video wall External Live view of the added devices via the external devices 4 3 1 Local View Purpose The keyboard supports local view o...

Page 49: ...ure of the selected live view window and save the picture to the USB disk or upload it to the FTP server You can also press the button at the top of the joystick to capture the picture Record the vide...

Page 50: ...w Division Mode 2 Select one output window and enter the serial number in the numeric panel and then click The live view of the corresponding cameras will be displayed on the selected window Up to 16...

Page 51: ...the entered information if you entered incorrectly 6 Optional You can click or to preview the previous or next camera or group 7 Optional You can double click the selected window to realize full scre...

Page 52: ...osition which contains information of pan tilt zoom focus and other parameters Steps 1 In the PTZ control mode turn the joystick to move the camera to the desired scene 2 Click to access the dialog bo...

Page 53: ...he PTZ movement 5 Click Stop to stop and save the pattern recording 6 Click Call to call the pattern After completion of PTZ control click to hide the PTZ control panel Capturing the Picture Steps 1 S...

Page 54: ...ing directory of your PC Two Way Audio Steps 1 Select one output window and enter the serial number in the numeric panel and then click The live video of the corresponding cameras will be displayed on...

Page 55: ...control panel Call the scene of the video wall Get the present status of the video wall Capture picture of the selected live view window and save the picture to the USB disk or upload it to the FTP s...

Page 56: ...window and enter the serial number in the numeric panel and then click The live view of the corresponding cameras will be displayed on the selected window 3 Select one output window and enter the seri...

Page 57: ...4 52 Scene List Interface 3 Select a scene in the list to switch the scene Capturing the Picture Steps 1 Select one output window and enter the serial number in the numeric panel and then click The li...

Page 58: ...The live video of the corresponding cameras will be displayed on the selected window 2 Click to start two way audio and the hint of Start two way audio will appear 3 Click to stop two way audio and th...

Page 59: ...will display You can double click the window to adjust it to match it to the borders Figure 4 54 Matching the Window Closing the Window Steps 1 Hold down the window to access the button on the window...

Page 60: ...xternal preview of the live video of the added devices e g external display via HDMI or DVI interface The local keyboard will not display the video Select External in the pop up window of live view mo...

Page 61: ...ave the video to the USB disk or upload it to the FTP server Enable Disable two way audio You can get not only the live video but also the real time audio There is a numeric panel on the right with nu...

Page 62: ...supported by the added device You can turn the joystick to realize the pan left right and tilt up down movements You can also rotate the joystick anticlockwise clockwise to zoom out in in the live vi...

Page 63: ...two way audio between the keyboard and the IP camera network speed dome DVR or NVR 4 4 System Configuration Purpose As the admin you can configure the keyboard system including user management storag...

Page 64: ...d The keyboard supports adding 1 admin and 15 operators at most The admin has the highest authority and can operate the devices The operators can only operate the devices linked by the admin Select Us...

Page 65: ...e following categories upper case letters lower case letters numbers and special characters in order to increase the security of your product And we recommend you reset your password regularly especia...

Page 66: ...counts Purpose For the admin after adding users successfully the user account is added to the user list on the User Management interface You can edit or delete the information of the user accounts For...

Page 67: ...details of the user account are shown in Figure 4 65 Figure 4 65 Viewing the User Detailed Information 3 Click to set the password Figure 4 66 Setting the Password 4 Enter the New Password and confirm...

Page 68: ...Click to confirm the editing 11 Optional You can click to cancel the editing Deleting the User Accounts by the Admin Steps 1 Click Delete to delete the selected user A hint box pops up as follows Figu...

Page 69: ...by the Operator 2 You can change the old password by entering the Old Password New Password and confirming the password 3 Click to confirm the editing 4 Optional You can click to cancel the editing L...

Page 70: ...nt interface In Live View mode you can upload captured pictures and records to the FTP server Otherwise you can save them to the USB disk Before you start Ensure the network connection of the PC runni...

Page 71: ...4 75 Configuring FTP Server You can create a new folder in the root directory of the user 4 Click Apply 4 4 3 System Maintenance This section is only applicable to the admin Purpose You can upgrade t...

Page 72: ...can import the configuration file from the USB disk Export You can export the configuration file to the USB disk Simple Restore You can restore the defaults of local configurations expect the network...

Page 73: ...72 Chapter 5 Accessing by Safire Control Center Platform...

Page 74: ...enter platform for instructions 5 1 Configuring Safire Central Platform 5 1 1 Platform Login Click on the home page to enter the Platform Login interface Figure 5 1 Platform Login Steps 1 Enter the IP...

Page 75: ...ve video of the input channel on the output monitor of the video wall Resource Display the resource list Logout Log out of the platform module 5 1 3 Managing the Video Wall After logging in to the pla...

Page 76: ...ist Steps 1 Call the scene by clicking 2 Click to exit from the Scene List interface and return to the Resource List interface After calling the scene of the video wall appears on the right bottom cor...

Page 77: ...nput channel list under the selected tab The number on the upper right corner stands for the serial number of the input channel Figure 5 7 Resource List of Input Channel The input channel list of each...

Page 78: ...figuration method varies with different platforms 5 2 Displaying Video on Monitor You have two ways to display video on the monitor of the video wall Task 1 Steps 1 On the interface of the Resource Li...

Page 79: ...igured in the resource list of video wall Refer to Chapter 5 1 3 Managing the Video Wall for details There is a numeric panel on the right with numbers 0 to 9 and five other icons for you to enter the...

Page 80: ...erface Figure 5 13 Displaying Video on the Selected Monitor 3 Optional You can click to delete the entered information if you entered incorrectly 4 Optional You can click or to preview the live video...

Page 81: ...80 1 Click on the main menu and a window box pops up as follows Figure 5 14 Logout Interface 2 Click Confirm to log out of the Platform module 3 Optional You can click to cancel the logout...

Page 82: ...81 Chapter 6 Accessing by Matrix Access Gateway...

Page 83: ...r the Matrix Access Gateway Login interface Figure 6 1 Matrix Access Gateway Login Interface Steps 1 Enter the IP address Port User Name and Password of the matrix 2 Optional Select the checkbox of Re...

Page 84: ...onitor 2 Select a sub window Enter the serial number of the input channel in the numeric panel and click Then the information of the output window and the input channel appears on the Video Wall inter...

Page 85: ...1 Click on the upper right corner of the Video Wall interface and a window box pops up as follows Figure 6 4 Logout Interface 2 Click Confirm to log out of the Matrix module 3 Optional You can click t...

Page 86: ...85 Chapter 7 Appendix...

Page 87: ...decoders and multi screen controllers Model SF KB1600NT Operating System Android 4 4 TFT LCD Screen 10 1 TFT LCD touchscreen Resolution 1024 600 Joystick 4 axis joystick Local Decoding Local decoding...

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