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Vicon V1411X-DVC Desktop Control Keypad
Variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt
Pushbutton control for lens functions
Backlit LCD
Desktop styling
Large joystick on V1411J-DVC
Small footprint on V1410X-DVC
The V1411X-DVC, V1411J-DVC and V1410X-DVC keypads are desk-top style multi-function remote keypads designed to operate with Vicon's Surveyor2000 domes and NOVA matrix systems.
The keypads feature a variable-speed joystick for pan-and-tilt control and tactile pushbuttons for camera/monitor selection. Control of zoom, focus, iris, autopan, autoiris, lens speed, preset position and alarm are also pushbutton controlled.
A backlit LCD display provides clear indication of camera, monitor and preset selections made by the operator together with other selected camera features. It also indicates system status. Keypad programming is achieved via the front panel controls with choices and selections displayed in the LCD window.
The keypads are equipped with an internal buzzer that gives the following indications when enabled during programming:
Key click.
Error beep (1/2 second beep) - sounds when a key sequence is not completed within 10 seconds, for illegal key presses or (NOVA configuration
only) for numeric entries which are out of the acceptable range.
Preset beep (two 1/2 second beeps) - sounds when presets are stored or a programming selection has been saved.
Alarm (four 1/2 second beeps) - sounds when an alarm has been received.
Power and data communications are simply installed by means of a supplied RJ45 patch lead. Field wiring is made simple by the inclusion of an RJ45 breakout box. This has screw terminals to simplify the field cabling, and the RJ45 cable simply plugs into the breakout box and the keypad to complete the job.
Two installation configurations are supported:
1. Standalone.
2. NOVA 1300 multi-keypad configuration.
The standalone configuration is designed to allow the keypads to control a system comprised of domes and/or receivers but not a matrix or CPU. A single keypad can control 255 fully-functional variable-speed domes.
In NOVA 1300 multi-keypad configuration, the keypads are designed to communicate with a NOVA matrix system to provide total operational support for the system, whatever the number of inputs and outputs. Up to 64 keypads can be included in a system, depending on matrix type. Control of variable-speed fully-functional domes and cameras is standard.
Reliable serial communications is achieved using a four wire half duplex RS-422 protocol.
In standalone configuration, it is possible to operate in simplex mode, although indications of autoiris, autopan and auxiliary status will not be displayed in the LCD window.
Five modes are available to provide operation, programming and keypad setup. Normal operation mode is always entered after start up of the keypad. A preset store mode saves a programmed pan-and-tilt position for future recall. Sequencing dwell times may be set in the Set Dwell mode used for NOVA 1300 multikeypad installations only. In a keypad setup mode, the keypad
address, baud rate, joystick profile and LCD contrast may be defined. The buzzer, home position (return to preset 1 position upon an active alarm) and alarm acknowledgement requirements may also be enabled or disabled in the keypad setup mode. In a separate keypad test mode, pan and tilt coordinates are displayed and allow for adjustment of deflection and center.
Finished in black "walnut" enamel, the keypads have tactile robust pushbuttons in two shades of gray and a reliable positive variable-speed joystick for precise control.
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