CM9760-KBD

Description

Keyboard Controller

The CM9760 Series keyboards provide system users with the maximum degree of flexibility in controlling camera call-up and pan/ tilt or dome operation. A desktop model (KBD) is available in either a white finish or a black finish, and a rack-mount model (black finish only) is also available (KBR).

Features:

• Variable-Speed, Vector-Solving Joystick for PTZ and Dome Control
• Joystick Zoom Control Knob
• 24 Programmable Soft Keys, 6 Control Keys, and 3 Lens Control Keys
• LCD Display Provides 4 Lines of Keyboard Information and Options
• Preset Position and Pattern Control
• Auxiliary Operation
• Download Function Key Configurations to and from Other CM9760-KBD Keyboards, through the CM9700 System, or through the CM9700-MGR Software
• Desktop Models Available with a White Finish (CM9760-KBD) or a Black Finish (CM9760-KBD-B).
• Also Available as a Rack-Mount Model (CM9760-KBR)

The CM9760 Series keyboards provide system users with the maximum degree of flexibility in controlling camera call-up and pan/tilt or dome operation. A desktop model (KBD) is available in either a white finish or a black finish, and a rack-mount model (black finish only) is also available (KBR).
The keyboard includes a variable speed, vector-solving joystick with zoom control knob for pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) and dome control. All additional lens control functions are positioned next to the joystick for one-handed operation. LCD display keys give system operators fingertip control of powerful programming and operational features. These keys access multiple menus of logically displayed icons for simplistic operation. Twenty-four programmable soft keys may be individually labeled with installation-specific titles. This allows logical camera selection based on the camera's field of view rather than camera numbers.
The keyboard utilizes an adjustable backlit LCD screen to provide the greatest amount of flexibility in a variety of lighting conditions.
In addition, all programmable soft keys illuminate when auxiliaries are activated.

From the keyboard, the user can control auxiliary relay activated devices, receivers, camera/monitor switching, multiplexer screen functions, and NVR/DVR playback. The user can create single/dual patterns, zones, zone labels, presets and preset recalls. The user can also arm and disarm alarms as well as implement stand-alone, direct mode operation. The keyboard also includes an adjustable audible beeper that can be used to alert operators of all alarm conditions.