American Dynamics ad1676b Installation Instruction
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The 1676 Series keyboards are used for full function control
with the following matrix switching systems: the 1650B
MicroPower, the 2050 MegaPower II, the 2150 System V, and
the 2350 System. Two 1676 operator keyboard models are
available: the 1676B for controlling system monitors 1 - 64,
and the 1676B2 for controlling system monitors 65 - 128.
with the following matrix switching systems: the 1650B
MicroPower, the 2050 MegaPower II, the 2150 System V, and
the 2350 System. Two 1676 operator keyboard models are
available: the 1676B for controlling system monitors 1 - 64,
and the 1676B2 for controlling system monitors 65 - 128.
1676 Series keyboards, when used with suitable accessory
equipment, allows camera call up, sequence programming, and
remote camera control. As a security feature, the 1676 cannot
access and change the system parameters of date/time, camera
titles, or preset scenes.
equipment, allows camera call up, sequence programming, and
remote camera control. As a security feature, the 1676 cannot
access and change the system parameters of date/time, camera
titles, or preset scenes.
The 1676 keyboard controls 1, 2, 3, or 5 monitors of a pre-
selected group, allowing local partitioning of the system
monitors. Monitor access is accomplished by pressing the
MON button. This will advance the keyboard access to the
next monitor in the group. (See Keyboard Operation, page 6.)
selected group, allowing local partitioning of the system
monitors. Monitor access is accomplished by pressing the
MON button. This will advance the keyboard access to the
next monitor in the group. (See Keyboard Operation, page 6.)
The 1676 Operator keyboard uses reverse notation for the
entry of numeric camera number commands. The numbers
entered into the keyboard are not displayed. Cameras are
called to a monitor by selecting a camera number on the entry
pad then pressing the CAM button.
entry of numeric camera number commands. The numbers
entered into the keyboard are not displayed. Cameras are
called to a monitor by selecting a camera number on the entry
pad then pressing the CAM button.
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DESCRIPTION
Figure 1 - 1676 Keyboard Control Panel
MON - Depending on the internal
setup, selects 1,2, 3 or 5 monitors
setup, selects 1,2, 3 or 5 monitors
Joystick - Controls up, down,
left, right Camera Pan/Tilt
PROG - Used to enter a
"scratch pad" sequence/tour
Used for Tour Programming:
NEXT - Next camera in sequence
RUN - Runs sequence
HOLD - Stops sequence
NEXT - Next camera in sequence
RUN - Runs sequence
HOLD - Stops sequence
SHOT - Used to call a
pre-programmed (Preset) Shot
Controls LENS functions
for cameras
Numeric Entry Keys
ALARM Programming:
ON - Activates CAM for alarm contact
OFF - Turns off for alarm contact
ACK - Acknowledges an alarmed CAM
ON - Activates CAM for alarm contact
OFF - Turns off for alarm contact
ACK - Acknowledges an alarmed CAM
CAM - Used to
select a camera
AUX ON/OFF - Used to turn
ON/OFF Auxiliaries
LED
display
- ENTER -
PROG
- SWITCHER -
- ALARM -
- MONITOR -
- LENS -
ZOOM
FOCUS
IRIS
AUX
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
OFF
ON
ACK
OFF
ON
CLOSE
OPEN
NEAR
FAR
WIDE
TELE
MON
SHOT
CAM
NEXT
HOLD
RUN