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SYMPHONY
KEYBOARD

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  • Page 1 SYMPHONY KEYBOARD...
  • Page 2 • There is the danger of an electric shock if the unit is opened by an unqualified service engineer or installer. • Avoid using the unit outside of the reference temperature and humidity indicated in the specifications. • Avoid exposing the unit to violent movement or vibration. • Do not use or store the unit in direct sunlight or near to any source of heat. • Do not place any object into the holes used for air circulation. • Always use the unit in a well ventilated location to prevent overheating. © Copyright 2008 Cop Security Ltd. All rights reserved. Product specifications subject to change without notice.
  • Page 3 The unit provides all the functions required to operate PTZ cameras and speed domes, with the ability to program presets and camera settings using the on screen display. The same unit can be used to remotely operate and configure any of the Symphony range of DVRs.

  • Page 4: Rear Panel

    Installation Details Rear Panel Joystick - (Not supported). Power Switch: ON/OFF. MODE : DIL switch setting - DC Power Input : 12V . protocol / baud rate. RS485 Data Buss : Terminals. Communication connector RS232. (Not supported). RS485 Data Buss : RJ45. RS485 Connections Please read the operation manual of the keyboard and the speed dome carefully before connecting wires.
  • Page 5 Set Protocol The Symphony Keyboard can be used to control up to 255 compatible RS485 devices e.g. speed dome cameras and Symphony DVR’s (max 4). Determine the Protocol and Baud Rate in use with the devices to be connected and assign these settings to the Keyboard using the MODE switch settings as shown below.
  • Page 6 Configure The DVR When using the Keyboard to control and operate the Symphony DVR, ensure the ID of the DVR does not conflict with those of the speed domes. Using the DVR, acess the Main Menu then select the System Settings menu.
  • Page 7 Typical Configurations Single Keyboard and DVR Termination resistor Video Out Supply Camera 3 PTZ ID 003 Camera 2 PTZ ID 002 DVR 1 ID 101 Camera 1 PTZ ID 001 RS485 Buss switch 5 ON The RS485 standards require a daisy-chain connection between the equipment. There must be a 120 ohm termination resistor fitted at both ends of the connection. The termination resistor on the keyboard can be incorporated by setting the MODE switch 5 to ON Mode...
  • Page 8 Engineer Manual). Each camera must have a unique ID. e.g. Camera 1: PTZ ID 001, Camera 2: PTZ ID 002 etc. If the Keyboard is to be used to control and operate the Symphony DVR, assign the DVR with a unique ID. e.g. ID 101 (see page 5).
  • Page 9 Multiple Keyboards/Single DVR Termination resistor Video Out Supply Camera 3 PTZ ID 003 Camera 2 PTZ ID 002 DVR 1 ID 101 Camera 1 PTZ ID 001 RS485 Buss switch 5 ON The RS485 standards require a daisy-chain connection between the equipment. There must be a 120 ohm termination resistor fitted at both ends of the connection. The termination resistor on the keyboard can be incorporated by setting the MODE switch 5 to ON Mode...
  • Page 10 Engineer Manual). Each camera must have a unique ID. e.g. Camera 1: PTZ ID 001, Camera 2: PTZ ID 002 etc. If the Keyboards are to be used to control and operate the Symphony DVR, assign the DVR with a unique ID. e.g. ID 101 (see page 5).
  • Page 11 Single Keyboard/Multiple DVRs RS485 Buss Video Out DVR 4 ID 104 Video Out Camera 1 PTZ ID 041 DVR 3 ID 103 Video Out Camera 1 PTZ ID 031 DVR 2 ID 102 Camera 1 PTZ ID 021 Termination resistor DVR 1 Video Out ID 101...
  • Page 12 The keyboard can now be used to control and operate any of the connected speed domes. (see page 19 for details). Press the Function button F3 on the Keyboard and the operating Mode for that Keyboard will change to provide Symphony DVR control. Display: Addr: 00001...
  • Page 13 Mode Select Select Operation When all the connections required have been made, switch the Power ON. The Keyboard will initialise then default to providing PTZ control. Display: Current CamID:001 PELCO_D 2400bps To change the Keyboard for DVR control press the F3 button. Display: Addr: 00001 * DVR-SHE *...
  • Page 14 Press ENTER * DVR-SHE * Press the MENU button and you will be presented with the Symphony Log in screen. Press ENTER and select your user ID from the drop down list, using the UP and DOWN arrows, then Press ENTER.
  • Page 15 Keyboard as if you were using the DVR itself. (The Copy function is obviously not available on a remote Keyboard) If Engineer access has been selected, Changes to the configuration of the Symphony DVR can be made using using the Keyboard.
  • Page 16 User Access When logged into the DVR, you will be now be able to operate the system using the Keyboard as if you were using the front panel of the DVR itself. (The Copy function is obviously not available on a remote Keyboard) The Text below each button denotes its function when using for DVR control.
  • Page 17 Time Search Press SEARCH to access the search menu. Press ENTER to select and access the Time Search set Use the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT arrows to highlight the ‘Day’ box, press ENTER to select. The 2 digits denoting the Day will now be available for editing - the first digit will be highlighted. The LEFT and RIGHT arrows can now be used to move along and highlight the digit to be changed - when selected, the UP and DOWN buttons are used to increment that number.
  • Page 18 Event Search Press SEARCH to access the search menu. Press the DOWN arrow to highlight Event Search. Press ENTER to select and access the Event Search set Use the Navigation buttons to set the ‘Time Window’ of interest using the same method as described previously (see Time Search).
  • Page 19 Playback Press PLAY and the unit will start to playback all the recorded images. (from the first available footage). Following selection of Time Search or Event Search, press PLAY and the unit will start to playback the recorded images for the period selected. Use the FF and REW buttons to Fast Scan forward or backward through the recorded footage.

  • Page 20: Ptz Control

    PTZ Operation PTZ Control The function of the push buttons on the Keyboard are dependent on the mode of operation selected. The Text above each button denotes its function when using for PTZ control. Quick Reference : CALL - Call the preset position. PRESET - Set the preset position.
  • Page 21 Preset The Speed Dome presets can be programmed from the Keyboard. Select the camera you wish set up. Input CamID:001 Press the CAM/ID button - the LCD will PELCO_D 2400bps ask you to Input the Camera ID. Use the number keypad to input the ID Current CamID:009 PELCO_D 2400bps then Press ENTER Use the Joystick to obtain the camera image you require.
  • Page 22 Press the CALL button, the LCD will ask Call Number :001 you to input the number for the preset PELCO_D 2400bps required. Use the number keypad to input the ID Preset No. :006 then Press ENTER PELCO_D 2400bps The Dome will move and display the preset image called for. A confirmation message will be displayed on screen when using COP dome cameras.
  • Page 23 Auxiliary Control Keyboard Function F1 Some settings on the controlled cameras can be programmed from the Keyboard using the Function F1, ON and OFF buttons. Select the camera you wish set up. Input Option:01 Press F1 - the LCD will ask you to Input PELCO_D 2400bps the Option Number. Use the number keypad to input the Current CamID:001 PELCO_D 2400bps...
  • Page 24 Specification Communications: Port to multi-port and half duplex function. Communication connections: Screw terminal and 2 x RJ45. Communication Baud Rate: Four baud rates i.e. 2400bps, 4800bps and 9600bps. Distance of Communication: 1200m in maximum Power Supply: DC12V/1A ; Over voltage 14.5V±0.5V. Dimensions: 330 × 190 × 43mm Weight: 0.8 Kg. Controlled devices: Up to 255.