EverFocus EKR-KB1 operating instructions Accepting the request for monitors

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Normally camera with pan & tilt is assigned a receiver/dome with the same number (camera 1, receiver 1, camera 2, receiver 2, etc.)

Under particular circumstances (while installing composit systems for example) it may be necessary to assign a receiver with a different number from that of the camera.

In the example given receiver 12 is to be assigned to camera 3, and the receiver should be controlled on telemetry line B.

Scroll the list to find the camera to have a new setting and press

to proceed with the change.

The  column shows a cursor: it is expecting insertion of the receiver/dome number assigned to the camera. Press

to assign receiver 12.

After inserting the receiver number, if the keyboard is set up to control two different telemetry protocols the menu will ask on which line (A or B) the receiver is connected.

Press to assign line A, for line B.

After completing modification, pressing  will return to the previous menu and then again on up to the main menu.

The icon of the 1-10 set has now been changed to  to show that only some of the cameras in the group are now accepted.

4.5.5 Notes concerning assigning the receivers

After the receivers have been assigned in the menu, the key will be automatically disabled (if it is to be re-

enabled see § 4.5 - Accepting requests for cameras and assigning receivers, page 16

4.5.6 Warning message

If a disabled camera is requested, the display will show a message warning the operator that the request is not authorised:

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4.6 Accepting the request for monitors

Accepting the monitors is used to prevent an unauthorised operator from operating monitors that are not within his duties.

4.6.1 Default setting

The default setting allows control of all monitors, erasing any previously defined setting.

4.6.2 Modifying t he list

The procedure for accepting and disabling the monitors is the same as that just described for the cameras (see

§4.5 - Accepting requests for cameras and assigning receivers, page 16). Usually 99 monitors can be selected from the keyboard.

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