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- Page 1 Pyramid 2 Keyboard Installation and Operating Instructions Please read this manual first...
- Page 2 IMPORTANT The first few pages of these instructions contain important information on safety and product conformity. Please read, and ensure that you understand this information before continuing. Page 2...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Product Safety ......................................5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ..............................5 Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformance ............................5 Unpacking ........................................5 These Instructions ...................................... 5 Features and Controls Overview ........................................8 Keyboard Controls ......................................9 Basic Operations Powering up the Keyboard ..................................12 Logging on ........................................ - Page 4 Setting Auto-Iris Levels ....................................55 The Function Soft-Key ....................................56 Addressing a Receiver ....................................57 Addressing a Bridge Interface ..................................59 Addressing a Pyramid 2 Keyboard ................................60 Addressing Alarm Modules ..................................61 Direct Connection (Function 100) ................................62 Installation Guide Quick Install Instructions ....................................
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Page 5: Product Safety
PRODUCT SAFETY ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY (EMC) MANUFACTURER’S DECLARATION OF CONFORMANCE UNPACKING THESE INSTRUCTIONS Page 5... - Page 6 Page 6...
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Page 7: Features And Controls
FEATURES AND CONTROLS Overview Keyboard Controls ............................Page 7... -
Page 8: Overview
OVERVIEW Figure 1 - Front panel of the Pyramid 2 Keyboard RJ45 Port Smart Card Slot Figure 2 - Rear panel of the Pyramid 2 Keyboard Page 8... -
Page 9: Keyboard Controls
Close iris Open iris Focus far Focus near Increment camera Decrement camera Joystick LCD display Screen keys Figure 4 - Pyramid 2 Keyboard layout Shows the currently Shows the currently selected monitor selected camera Camera Monitor Echoes keyboard Icon number entry 12... - Page 10 Next Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Screen Keys (orange) Figure 6 - Screen keys and Soft keys Tilt up Pan left Pan right Tilt down Zoom in Zoom out Figure 7 - The Pyramid 2 Keyboard joystick Page 10...
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Page 11: Basic Operations
BASIC OPERATIONS Powering up the Keyboard Logging On ..............................Selecting a Monitor ............................. Selecting a Camera ............................ Controlling Pan, Tilt, Focus, Iris and Zoom Functions ................Recalling a Preset ............................Controlling Auxiliary Functions ........................Recalling a Sequence ..........................Using Multi-Matrix Units ..........................Adjusting the LCD Screen Settings ...................... -
Page 12: Powering Up The Keyboard
POWERING UP THE KEYBOARD L I M I T E D Please Insert Smart Card Figure 8 - The Welcome Screen LOGGING ON Smart Card Figure 9 - Inserting a Smart Card Page 12... -
Page 13: Selecting A Monitor
LOGGING ON Enter PIN Number _ _ _ _ B a s i c U s e r Figure 10 - The Password Entry Screen Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 11 - Monitor/Camera Selection Screen SELECTING A MONITOR Camera Monitor 12... -
Page 14: Selecting A Camera
SELECTING A CAMERA Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Operator Operator Setup Figure 13b - Controls for a camera Figure 13a - Controls for a camera with receiver in the PTZ Camera without receiver. Control screen CONTROLLING PAN, TILT, FOCUS, IRIS AND ZOOM FUNCTIONS Tilt up Pan left... -
Page 15: Recalling A Preset
RECALLING A PRESET Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 15 - Recalling a Preset Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 16 - Recalling a Global Preset Page 15... -
Page 16: Controlling Auxiliary Functions
CONTROLLING AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 17 - Using an Auxiliary Function Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 18 - Global Auxiliary Functions Page 16... -
Page 17: Controlling Auxiliary Functions
CONTROLLING AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... Next Back Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator Operator Setup VCR / MUX Figure 19 - Auxiliaries 3 and 4 Page 17... -
Page 18: Recalling A Sequence
RECALLING A SEQUENCE Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 20 - Recalling a Sequence Camera Monitor Sequence 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 21 - Sequence in Progress Page 18... -
Page 19: Using Multi-Matrix Units
USING MULTI-MATRIX UNITS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 22 - Matrix Selection Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... Next Back Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 23 - PTZ Camera Control Screens Page 19... -
Page 20: Adjusting The Lcd Screen Settings
ADJUSTING THE LCD SCREEN SETTINGS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator Operator Setup Figure 24 - Entering the Operator Setup Screen Brightness ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- Contrast Operator Operator Setup Figure 25 - Operator Setup Screen 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 26 - Accessing the Operator Setup Screen as a Supervisor... -
Page 21: Advanced Operations
ADVANCED OPERATIONS Note: An operator with limited privileges may not be able to access the screens required to complete some of the procedures explained in this section. Operating the Tour Functions ........................Selecting a VCR ............................VCR Controls .............................. Selecting a Multiplexer ..........................Switching Between a VCR and Multilplexer Pair .................. -
Page 22: Operating The Tour Functions
OPERATING THE TOUR FUNCTIONS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Next Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 27 - Operating a Patrol Camera Monitor 12... 12... Next Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 28 - Operating a Random Tour Page 22... - Page 23 OPERATING THE TOUR FUNCTIONS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Next Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 29 - Operating Global Patrols and Random Tours Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... Next Back Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup...
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Page 24: Selecting A Vcr
SELECTING A VCR Camera Monitor Camera Monitor Video 12... 12... Next Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 31 - Selecting a VCR Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 32 - Retaining VCR Control Page 24... -
Page 25: Vcr Controls
VCR CONTROLS Camera Monitor Camera Monitor Video Video Next Back Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 33 - VCR Control Screens Description Icon ON State Instruct the VCR to begin playback. Instruct the VCR to rewind. Instruct the VCR to fast forward. -
Page 26: Selecting A Multiplexer
SELECTING A MULTIPLEXER Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... Next Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 35 - Selecting a Multiplexer SWITCHING BETWEEN A VCR AND MULTIPLEXER PAIR Camera Monitor Camera Monitor Video Next Next Operator... -
Page 27: Multiplexer Controls
MULTIPLEXER CONTROLS Camera Monitor Camera Monitor Next Back Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 37 - Multiplexer Control Screens Description Icon Press this soft-key to instruct the multiplexer to begin a sequence. The keyboard has no control over the sequence itself (e.g., the camera order, dwell time etc) as it was programmed and stored on the multiplexer itself. -
Page 28: Selecting A Hard Disk Recorder
SELECTING A HARD DISK RECORDER Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 39 - Selecting a Hard Disk Recorder Page 28... -
Page 29: Hdr Controls
HDR CONTROLS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 40 - HDR Main Screen Description Icon Instruct the HDR to begin recording. Instruct the HDR to enter Playback mode. The soft-keys in the HDR Controls screen can then be used (see the following page for details). - Page 30 HDR CONTROLS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 42 - HDR Controls Screen Icon Description Instruct the HDR to rewind. Press this soft-key once to instruct the HDR to begin playback. Press the soft-key twice to instruct the HDR to begin reverse playback.
- Page 31 HDR CONTROLS Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Figure 44 - HDR Search Control Screen Description Icon Press a number key followed by this soft-key to instruct the HDR to begin a sequence. The keyboard has no control over the sequence itself (e.g., the camera order, dwell time etc) as it was programmed and stored on the HDR itself.
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Page 33: Operating Alarms
OPERATING ALARMS Alarms and Alarm Modes ........................... Responding to Alarms ..........................Page 33... -
Page 34: Alarms And Alarm Modes
ALARMS AND ALARM MODES Alarm Number Active Alarm List 01 Intruder /P4 02 Side Door /P4 03 Entry Bell /P2 04 Exterior /P2 05 Main Door /P1 Event Name Priority Figure 46 - A Typical Alarm Monitor Display Active Alarm List 01 Intruder /P4 02 Side Door /P4 03 Entry Bell /P2... - Page 35 ALARMS AND ALARM MODES FIRST ALARM 01: Camera 001 01 Intruder /P4 Alarm Monitor (Monitor 2) Monitor 3 Monitor 4 Monitor 5 SECOND ALARM 01: Camera 001 02: Camera 051 01 Intruder /P4 02 Side Door /P4 Alarm Monitor (Monitor 2) Monitor 3 Monitor 4 Monitor 5...
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Page 36: Responding To Alarms
ALARMS AND ALARM MODES Active Alarm List 01: Camera 001 01: Camera 004 01 Intruder /P4 01 Intruder /P4 01 Exterior /P2 02 Side Door /P4 03 Entry Bell /P2 04 Exterior /P2 05 Main Door /P1 Alarm Monitor Monitor 7 Monitor 10 (Monitor 2) Figure 49 - Camera/Monitor Pairing Mode... - Page 37 RESPONDING TO ALARMS Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 51 - Clearing an Alarm Page 37...
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Page 39: Supervisor Operations
SUPERVISOR OPERATIONS Note: Only operators with supervisor or installer privileges will be able to access the screens in this section of the manual. Programming Presets ..........................Deleting Presets ............................Programming a Privacy Zone ........................Accessing the Matrix Menu System ......................Navigating in the Matrix Menu System ....................... -
Page 40: Programming Presets
PROGRAMMING PRESETS 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 52 - Accessing the Preset Programming Screen Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 53 - Preset Programming Screen Page 40... -
Page 41: Deleting Presets
DELETING PRESETS 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu VCR / MUX Operator Utility Menu Figure 54 - Accessing the Preset Programming Screen Camera Monitor 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 55 - Deleting Presets Page 41... -
Page 42: Programming A Privacy Zone
PROGRAMMING A PRIVACY ZONE 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 56 - Accessing the Privacy Zones Programming Screen Privacy Zones Programming Screen Move Pan & Tilt to top & right privacy zone position and press T/R Limit button. -
Page 43: Accessing The Matrix Menu System
ACCESSING THE MATRIX MENU SYSTEM 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 58 - Accessing the Matrix Menu System Page 43... -
Page 44: Navigating In The Matrix Menu System
NAVIGATING IN THE MATRIX MENU SYSTEM Cursor up Return to previous menu Select menu item Cursor down Figure 59 - Using the joystick to navigate the matrix menu system TEXT EDITING IN THE MATRIX MENU SYSTEM T e x t E d i t o r Figure 60 - Text Editor Screen and the Numeric Keypad Description Press the appropriate number key to select the required letter. -
Page 45: Programming Smart Cards
PROGRAMMING SMART CARDS User 21 Edit user name :--- Priority 0-255 :--- Set privileges :--- Resource code 0-255 :---- Pin number :--- Group ID 0-255 :--- Program Smartcard Figure 62 - Smartcard Programming Screen 1.4.1 Keyboard Privileges + Select Cameras Menu Privileges + Select Monitors + Select Sequence... - Page 46 PROGRAMMING SMART CARDS 1.4.2 Keyboard Privileges + Programming Smartcards Menu Privileges + Setting sequences + Installer’s details + Set time and date Serial Port config Alarm config Printer log config Video source config Caption config Figure 64 - Setting Menu Privileges Page 46...
- Page 47 PROGRAMMING SMART CARDS Edit user name Priority 0-255 :080 Set privileges Please Replace Smart Card Resource code 0-255 :015 Pin number Group ID 0-255 :001 Program Smartcard Figure 65 - Completing the Programming of a Smart Card Page 47...
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Page 48: Setting Up A Sequence
SETTING UP A SEQUENCE 2.1.3 Sequence 1 01: ........Define sequence Sequence 2 Clear sequence Sequence 3 Sequence 4 Sequence 5 Sequence 6 Sequence 7 Sequence 8 Sequence 9 Figure 66 - Programming a Sequence (Stage 1) 2.1.3.1 2.1.3.1.1 2.1.3.1.1.1 Video source 1-10 001: Camera 1 Enter dwell time... -
Page 49: Clearing A Sequence
SETTING UP A SEQUENCE Dwell Camera Times Names 2.1.3.1.1 001: Camera 1 002: Camera 4 003: Camera 8 004: Camera 6 005: Camera 11 006: Camera 5 007: Camera 3 008: Camera 2 009: Camera 10 Sequence Order Numbers Figure 68 - A Programmed Sequence CLEARING A SEQUENCE Sequence 1 Define sequence... -
Page 50: Setting The Time And Date
SETTING THE TIME AND DATE Set Time Enter new time Set Date hrs:mins:secs 15:00:24 Figure 70 - Setting the Time Set Time Enter new date Set Date day-month-year 18-09-01 Figure 71 - Setting the Date Page 50... -
Page 51: Installer Operations
Setting Signal Gain and Lift Levels ......................Testing a Receiver ............................Setting Auto-Iris Levels ..........................The Function Soft-key ..........................Addressing a Receiver ..........................Addressing a Bridge Interface ........................Addressing a Pyramid 2 Keyboard ......................Addressing Alarm Modules ......................... Direct Connection (Function 100) ....................... Page 51... -
Page 52: Setting Electronic Limit Stops
SETTING ELECTRONIC LIMIT STOPS 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 72 - Accessing the Limit Stops Programming Screen Limit Stops Programming Screen No-PT Zone Pan and Tilt Zone Move Pan & Tilt to top & right limit stop position and press T/R Limit button. -
Page 53: Setting Receiver Configuration
SETTING RECEIVER CONFIGURATION 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 74 - Accessing the Receiver Configuration Screen Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 75 - Receiver Configuration Screen Page 53... -
Page 54: Setting Signal Gain And Lift Levels
SETTING SIGNAL GAIN AND LIFT LEVELS 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 76 - Accessing the Gain/Lift Levels Screen Gain ---------------------------------------------- Lift ---------------------------------------------- Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 77 - Gain/Lift Levels Screen Page 54... -
Page 55: Testing A Receiver
TESTING A RECEIVER VCR / MUX Operator Utility Menu Figure 78 - The Test Receiver Soft-Key SETTING AUTO-IRIS LEVELS 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 79 - Setting an Auto-Iris Level Page 55... -
Page 56: The Function Soft-Key
THE FUNCTION SOFT-KEY 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu Figure 80 - The Function Soft-Key Page 56... -
Page 57: Addressing A Receiver
Each receiver that is connected to the Pyramid system must have a unique address called a network address. Using the Pyramid 2 Keyboard, an operator with installer privileges can assign a network address to each receiver on the network. This includes Pyramid DC Receivers, AC Receivers, Universal Dome Interfaces (UDI) and Network to Coaxial Telemetry Converters. - Page 58 Pyramid 2 Keyboard Installation and Operating Instructions ADDRESSING A RECEIVER Service Pin LED Service Pin Network to Coaxial Telemetry Converter Front Panel MAIN PCB MAIN PCB Test Button CON2 PSU Polarity CON2 Service CON1 10A Fuse Pin LED CON1 CON5...
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Page 59: Addressing A Bridge Interface
Dennard 2050 dome cameras. Each bridge interface must have a unique address called a network address, and this can be set using the Pyramid 2 Keyboard. A network address should be assigned to each bridge on the network and be within the range of 1 to 20. -
Page 60: Addressing A Pyramid 2 Keyboard
Figure 86 - Confirming a Bridge Address ADDRESSING A PYRAMID 2 KEYBOARD If more than one Pyramid 2 Keyboard is connected to the Pyramid system, they need to be addressed so that the system can distinguish each keyboard from the others. -
Page 61: Addressing Alarm Modules
Installation and Operating Instructions Pyramid 2 Keyboard ADDRESSING ALARM MODULES Any alarm input module or alarm output module that is added to the Pyramid system can be addressed using the Pyramid 2 Keyboard. It should be noted that it is the alarm modules that are addressed, not the individual alarm inputs or outputs themselves. -
Page 62: Direct Connection (Function 100)
DIRECT CONNECTION (FUNCTION 100) Enter Receiver or Bridge keys for direct access 12... 12... Direct Rx Access Rx Utilities Figure 90 - Direct Connection to Receivers and Bridges Camera Monitor 12... 12... Next Direct Rx Access Rx Utilities Figure 91 - PTZ Camera Control Screen Page 62... -
Page 63: Installation Guide
INSTALLATION GUIDE Quick Install Instructions Connections Configuring the Network Communications Card ..................Page 63... -
Page 64: Quick Install Instructions
QUICK INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS CONNECTIONS RJ45 Ground +12 VDC Latch +12 VDC Ground FTT10 and RS485 FTT10 and RS485 Network (-) Network (+) Pin 1 Pin 8 RJ45 Plug Network Access Point (NAP) Figure 92 - RJ45 Connections Page 64... -
Page 65: Configuring The Network Communications Card
CONFIGURING THE NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS CARD ON position OFF position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 White corresponds to switch position Page 65... - Page 66 Page 66...
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Page 67: Reference
REFERENCE Screen Gallery LCD Messages ............................Specifications ............................. Page 67... -
Page 68: Screen Gallery
SCREEN GALLERY Enter PIN Number _ _ _ _ L I M I T E D B a s i c U s e r Please Insert Smart Card 12... 12... Welcome Screen Password Entry Screen Installer Logon Screen Camera Monitor Camera Monitor... - Page 69 SCREEN GALLERY Camera Monitor Camera Monitor Camera Monitor 12... 12... 12... 12... 12... 12... 12... 12... Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Operator Setup Operator VCR / MUX Utility Menu HDR Controls Screen HDR Search Control Screen Alarm Display Screen Camera Monitor...
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Page 70: Lcd Messages
LCD MESSAGES Page 70... -
Page 71: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Page 71... - Page 72 Baxall Limited reserve the right to make changes to the product and specification of the product without prior notice to the customer. HB-PY2KBD-1 Issue 1 10/01...