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- Page 1 DVDO-Camera-Ctl-1 IP PTZ Camera Controller with Touch Screen Joystick User Manual Version v1.1 DVDO │ +1.408.213.6680 │ support@dvdo.com │ www.dvdo.com...
- Page 2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing DVDO-Camera-Ctl-1. If you have any questions or require assistance, please feel free to contact us. The purpose of this manual is to ensure that users can correctly utilize the product, minimizing the risk of operational hazards or property damage. Before using this product, we recommend carefully reading the product manual and keeping it safely for future reference.
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Page 3: Electrical Safety
This manual provides a comprehensive overview of the functions, installation, and operation of the PTZ Camera Controller. Please read it carefully before installation and use. 1. Caution a. Avoid damage to the product during transportation, storage, and installation due to heavy pressure, strong vibration, or immersion. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Controller interface ______________________________________________ 1.1 Controller interface and Connection ________________________________________________ 02 1.2 Network pattern connection topology diagram _______________________________________ 02 2. Product Overview _______________________________________________ 2.1 Dimensions ___________________________________________________________________ 02 2.2 Functional Button Description ____________________________________________________ 03 2.3 Product Overview ______________________________________________________________ 04 2.4 Product Features _______________________________________________________________ 04 2.5 Technical parameters ___________________________________________________________ 04 Controller Buttons &... -
Page 5: Controller Interface
1. Controller interface 1.1 Controller interface and Connection f e d c b a Computer,TV or Camera with video input interface b. Power Interface: Standard 5.5/2.1 power a. Power Switch interface, DC 12V2A±10% c. Network Interface: Connects to the network d. -
Page 6: Controller Interface And Connection
1.2 Network pattern connection topology diagram Video Camera Video Camera switch Video Camera Laptop/PC Camera Controller Display screen 2. Product Overview 2.1 Dimensions 449.7mm -02-... -
Page 7: Functional Button Description
2.2 Functional Button Description (1) Analog Mode RS232 RS485 RS-232 HDMI USB 2.0 AUDIO ENTHERNET DC-12V POWER RS232 interface is RJ45 Network port to 9-pin round hole male 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MD8M(PIN) Male head DB9 Male head (2) Analog Mode RS485/RS422 RS485 RS-232... -
Page 8: Product Overview
2.3 Product Overview DVDO-Camera-Ctl-1 is a network based PTZ camera controller featuring a 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen and a sleek and user-friendly user interface. It provides real-time preview through its touchscreen and can project images to an external display via the HDMI interface. - Page 9 HDMI out HDMI 4K@30fps 1) H264/H265 Decoding capability 2) Maximum support h264 1x1080p@60fps 3) Maximum support h264 4x720p@30fps Control protocols Onvif 2.4, Visca, Pelco D/P and other protocols 1) Controls up to 1,024 cameras Special features 2) Pan-tilt control 3) Up to 255 presets 4) Cruising 5) Pattern scanning System Settings...
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Page 10: Controller Buttons & Components
3. Controller Buttons & Components 3.1 Button Function Description The controller is equipped with a set of buttons and components designed for efficient and intuitive control: Numeric Buttons (Num1-9): Description: Used to display the corresponding inputted numbers on the TV wall page, possibly for identification, annotation, or other purposes. - Page 11 Patrol Button: Description: Used to invoke the patrol route corresponding to the inputted number from numeric button 1-9, and clear the current numeric input after invocation. Patrol Input Number: Users input the corresponding number using numeric buttons 1-9. Press Patrol Button: Pressing the "Patrol" button triggers the invocation of the patrol route corresponding to the entered number and clears the current numeric input.
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Page 12: Shuttle Ring
Add & Query Dialog Box: The dialog box displays the current list of added cameras and provides options for further actions. Long-press or Double-click on Camera: Users can perform a long-press or double-click on a camera in the list within the dialog box. Add to TV Wall: Long pressing or double-clicking on a camera within the Add &... -
Page 13: The Four-Dimensional Joystick
Clockwise Rotation: Rotate the shuttle inner ring from the upper right downward to decrease the aperture, commonly known as "Aperture-." Counterclockwise Rotation: Rotate the shuttle inner ring from the lower right upward to increase the aperture, commonly known as "Aperture+.". Automatic Aperture Mode: If the camera is in automatic aperture mode, rotating the shuttle inner ring switches the aperture mode to manual before executing the aperture adjustment. -
Page 14: System Setting
Operation Procedure: Selecting a Camera: On the TV wall page, users move the joystick to select a camera. A prominently displayed red frame indicates the selected camera. Directional Control: Using the joystick's two-dimensional and diagonal movements, users can real-time control the camera's up, down, left, right, and diagonal movements. Zoom Control: By rotating the rotatable polar shuttle at the center of the joystick, users can adjust the camera's zoom in real-time, achieving both zooming in and out. -
Page 15: Language Switching
4.2 Language Switching Switching languages on the controller can help users choose a language they understand. Currently, it only supports bilingual switching between Chinese and English. Here are the basic steps for language switching: Open System Settings: On the controller's homepage, locate and click on the "System Settings" option. -
Page 16: Hardware Settings
4.3 Hardware Settings The hardware settings section encompasses various hardware functionalities of the controller, including key sound toggle, screen brightness adjustment, controller log export (requires inserting a USB flash drive), and MCU version check. Key Sound Toggle: Navigate to system Settings, especially the hardware Settings section. Then find the key sound option. -
Page 17: Auxiliary Settings
MCU Version Check: Access system settings, either in the hardware settings or under device information. Find the MCU version information. Check the displayed MCU version to understand the current software version of the controller's main control unit. 4.4 Auxiliary Settings The auxiliary settings encompass various features, including the status bar toggle, HD mode switch, High-Speed mode, and audio mode toggle. -
Page 18: System Upgrade
Speed mode option. Toggle it on or off to make all four screens of the video wall output a low-definition stream from the camera's sub-stream, suitable for extended usage with minimal system stress. Audio Mode Toggle: In the system settings under auxiliary or audio settings, find the audio mode option. -
Page 19: System Factory Default
4.6 System Factory Default System initialization is performed when it is necessary to restore the configuration and parameters of the controller. To initiate the process, navigate to the "Restore Factory" section within the system settings and click the "Restore Factory" button. Prior to proceeding with initialization, consider the following recommendations: Warning: Executing system initialization will delete all current configurations and parameters, restoring the... -
Page 20: Version
4.7 Version The version information feature allows users to access important details about the controller, including software version, hardware version, serial number (SN), IP address, and MAC address. By navigating to the version information page, users can effortlessly retrieve these crucial data points. -16-... -
Page 21: Operating Instructions
5. Operating instructions 5.1 Add Cameras and Create a Video Wall Confirm Network Environment: Ensure that the cameras and controller are in the same network environment, for example, under the same switch. Alternatively, directly connect the cameras and controller. This requires setting static IP addresses for both the cameras and the controller. - Page 22 Access Device Management: On the video wall page, click on the menu button with three lines in the upper right corner to expand the menu. Switch to "Device Management" to enter the device management interface. Quickly Add Cameras: Click on "Quickly Add," and the controller will start automatic searching. After the search is complete, a list of discovered cameras will be displayed.
- Page 23 Return to the After completing the camera addition, click on the menu button in the upper Video Wall Page: right corner again. Return to the "Video Display" page of the video wall. Configure the The video wall is preset with four displays. Click on the plus icon in the middle Video Wall of one of the video wall areas to open the device list.
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Page 24: Manually Add Cameras
5.2 Manually Add Cameras Navigate to "Device Return to the "Device Management" page based on the previous Management" Page: instructions. Manual Camera Click the "Manually Add" button located at the top right corner Addition: (Note: If you are not familiar with camera parameters such as Rtsp, it is recommended to use the Auto Search feature for accurate camera parameter retrieval, eliminating the need for manual input). -
Page 25: Add Analog Cameras
5.3 Add Analog Cameras Access Serial Port Page: Click on "Serial Port Communication" to navigate to the serial port page. Add Camera: On the serial port page, click the "+" icon on the corresponding screen to add an analog camera. Enter Camera Enter the appropriate address code and select the communication Information:... -
Page 26: Adding Cameras Through Visca Search
Note: Ensure accurate input of the address code, communication protocol, and any necessary RTSP URL information. When configuring the RTSP URL, make sure the device is in a network environment for successful access to the camera's video feed. 5.4 Adding Cameras through Visca Search Navigate to "Device Return to the "Device Management"... - Page 27 Configure Camera Complete any prompted settings, such as account credentials (if required Settings: by the camera). Complete the Process: After configuring the settings, save and complete the process. The added camera can now be accessed and played on the TV wall. Note: Ensure that the cameras you intend to add through Visca search support the Network Visca protocol, and refer to the camera's documentation for any specific requirements or configurations.
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