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Design Guide
Programming the keys
For each of the keys that are listed in Table 10 follow this procedure to program each key:
Step 1. Press the desired program key.
Step 2. Press the blue key (third key from the left in the top row).
Step 3. Press the blue key that is directly under the
Def Num
on-screen label.
Step 4. Using the numeric keypad, enter the desired ISP command from Table 10.
Step 5. Press the blue key that is directly under the
Def Num
label.
Table 10.
Key Programming
Function
ISP Command
Instant Replay
99
Time/Date Search
98
Next field (Time/Date search )
97
Previous field (Time/Date search )
96
Play / Pause
95
Toggle GUI
94
Single Frame Fast Forward
93
Single Frame Rewind
92
Mark Video
91
Still Image Capture
90
After all keys are programmed, press the blue key that is directly under the
Save
label. Then press
the rightmost blue key repeatedly until you are prompted to flip dip switch 2. Flip this switch, and
log back in to the keyboard.
Pelco CPU Setup
To integrate with the ISP, the Pelco matrix switch must be configured with the proper ports and
macros.
Configure the Ports
Using the Pelco Management software, configure the two spare ports as described in Table 11.
Table 11.
Spare Ports
Setting
Datetime Port
ASCII Port
Equipment number
10
48
Baud Rate
4800
4800
Parity Even
Even
Data Bits
8
8
Stop Bits
1
1
For Keyboard Number (KBD NUM), use the lowest unused keyboard number.
Choose the
Open Comms
tab and locate two free ports. The ports are numbered starting with 5
from the bottom right of the rear panel of the CPU, as shown in Figure 71.