Speco Technologies KBD-927 instruction manual Picture on Spot output monitor Camera No.1~16+Aux1~4

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Select cameras 1 to 16 by pressing the camera number and then Main. The selected camera will appear in the full screen mode and is under control if it was dome camera.

Even if no camera is connected to the multiplexer input, the screen will show the camera input (see following example).

To select first multiplexer under control, press 1 + Mux ( m: ID of Mux – up to 128)successively

Multiplexer 1 Keyboard controller

1

1+ Main

2

2+ Main

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15

15+ Main

16

16+ Main

This sequence (No.+Main) is same as pressing the 1, 2, 3…16 buttons on the multiplexer.

To select second multiplexer under control, press 2 + Mux when a second multiplexer is connected:

Multiplexer 2

Keyboard controller

1

1+ Main

2

2+ Main

3

3+ Main

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1616+Main

When using two multiplexer configuration, connect the main or spot output of the first multiplexer to the Camera 16 input of the second multiplexer.

If the spot output of the first multiplexer is connected to the Camera 16 input of the second multiplexer, you can see selected camera output through the spot output of second multiplexer by pressing camera No. (1 to 31) + Cam Successive camera call is valid on two Mux configuration only.

For example: 1+Cam will switch camera 1 to the second multiplexer spot output and you can control all functions of the selected camera using the keyboard controller.

If you install more than two Multiplexers, the unit number (ID : up to 128) of the Multiplexer and selection of the Multiplexer must be the same in order to control the Multiplexer with the Keyboard.

Example: If the unit address (number, see page 15) of the Multiplexer is 128, you should press 128 + Mux to control the 128th Multiplexer.

Picture on Spot output monitor (Camera No.1~16+Aux1~4)

Pressing Camera No. 1 to16 + Aux1~ 4 will switch the selected camera number to the specific spot monitor output of the multiplexer. The selected camera can be a dome camera or a standard camera. The Keyboard controller maintains control of the previously selected dome camera. It does not change the main output of the multiplexer.

Example: m+Mux, n+AuxN m: ID of Mux, n: input No. of camera, N: spot output No.

1+MUX, 2+Aux1(~4) will switch camera 2 on multiplexer 1 to the spot output of multiplexer 1. 2+MUX, 3+Aux1(~4) will switch camera 3 on multiplexer 2 to spot output of multiplexer 2.

1+Cam will switch camera 1 to the spot output of multiplexer 1 and the keyboard controller has control of the selected camera.

In a two multiplexer configuration, 18+Cam will switch camera 18 (second camera on Multiplexer

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Contents Speco Technologies Keyboard Controller Explanation of Graphical Symbols FCC Compliance Statement Important Safeguards Features Unpacking InstallationFeatures IntroducitonUnpacking Connection Diagram Basic Installation DiagramSingle Multiplexer BNCSingle User with Two Multiplexer BNC 1ST Main MonitorTwo Multiplexer with Slave Keyboard Controller Termination & Dip Switch Setting Termination and ID SwitchesMultiplexer Control PortKeyboard Setup ON/OFF Maser & Slave Keyboard settingMUX Install with ADR series AUX ADRPage Install with SDR series SDR Connection DiagramSDR RS232/TEXT Text IN/PTZInstall with IDR series DVR485 AUXPage Page Selecting Multiplexer Keyboard Lock/Unlock Hidden commandControlling Multiplexer Dome Camera SelectionPicture on Spot output monitor Camera No.1~16+Aux1~4 Summary of Keyboard Controls Keyboard Key mapKeys for Dome camera Key operation exampleKeys for Multiplexer PressToggleKeys for DVR PTZCTRL+ENTR+ Trouble Shooting Problem Possible SolutionSpecification

KBD-927 specifications

The Speco Technologies KBD-927 is a sophisticated keyboard designed for professional use in security and surveillance applications. This versatile device is an ideal choice for operators who require efficient control over CCTV systems and related technologies.

One of the standout features of the KBD-927 is its user-friendly layout that allows for seamless interaction with a variety of video management systems. The keyboard is equipped with a robust set of controls, including joystick functionality, which facilitates smooth and precise camera adjustments. This makes it easier for users to pan, tilt, and zoom cameras, ensuring optimal surveillance coverage over designated areas.

Built for durability and reliability, the KBD-927 is compact and portable. Its ergonomic design not only enhances comfort during prolonged usage but also ensures that operators can access controls with minimal strain. The device is constructed with high-quality materials that withstand the rigors of daily use in demanding environments.

Another significant feature is its capability to support multiple protocols, including Pelco-D and Pelco-P. This allows the KBD-927 to integrate smoothly with various camera brands and types, offering flexibility during installations. Users can easily switch between different camera feeds, monitor live footage, and control various settings—all from one singular interface.

The KBD-927 supports multiple communication options, including USB and RS-485 interfaces. This feature enables straightforward connections to a wide range of surveillance systems, making it versatile for both new installations and existing setups. The built-in software also allows for effortless customization and configuration of keyboard functions, catering to individual user preferences.

In addition to its technical features, the KBD-927 is engineered with a low-profile design that blends seamlessly into any control room or surveillance station. The intuitive button layout and labeling ensure that operators can access essential functions quickly, which is crucial during critical monitoring situations.

Overall, the Speco Technologies KBD-927 is an essential tool for video surveillance professionals. With its sophisticated control features, durability, and flexible connectivity options, it proves to be an invaluable asset for enhancing operational efficiency in security monitoring.
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