ZoneVu ZVK-22D User manual

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USER MANUAL
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Contents
CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................................................................3
ZVK-22D LAYOUT.........................................................................................................................................................................................4
MENUS..........................................................................................................................................................................................................6
OPERATOR FEEDBACK ..............................................................................................................................................................................7
SOFTKEYS....................................................................................................................................................................................................8
LOG-ON AND LOG-OFF PROCEDURE......................................................................................................................................................12
KEYBOARD INFORMATION.......................................................................................................................................................................13
CLASSIC MODE..........................................................................................................................................................................................14
CONTROLLING CAMERAS ........................................................................................................................................................................16
ALARM MODE.............................................................................................................................................................................................18
CONTROLLING PERIPHERALS.................................................................................................................................................................19
CONFIGURATION.......................................................................................................................................................................................21
FUSION USER SYNCHRONISING..............................................................................................................................................................27
IMPORTING THE USER LIST......................................................................................................................................................................27
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................................29
MAINTENANCE...........................................................................................................................................................................................30
DISPOSAL...................................................................................................................................................................................................30
SUPPORT....................................................................................................................................................................................................31
WARRANTY ................................................................................................................................................................................................32

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing Meyertech’s ZVK-22D.
Please read this user guide prior to using this
product. It will help you to achieve the maximum
benefit from the product. The manual covers
installation, operation and maintenance of a ZVK-22D.
What is a ZVK-22D?
A ZVK-22D is part of the ZoneVu CCTV Control family.
Meyertech’s new ZVK-22D system keyboard is the
latest in the range of next generation ZoneVu products.
Designed to complement the existing range of ZoneVu
Keyboards: ZVK-77D, ZVK-66D and now the ZVK-22D
K E Y F E A T U R E S
Ergonomic design to minimize RSI
3-axis proportional joystick camera control
Menu-driven ‘soft-key’ navigation
LCD combining text and graphic information
16-bit embedded processing power
Multiple user support with independent log-on
Full hierarchal priority camera control
Compatible with the ZoneVu product range
The design of the ZoneVu ZVK-22D System
Keyboard uses the latest materials and
technology available to bring superior levels of
functionality and integration to the CCTV control
room.
The features described in this manual refer to :
Version 1.0.2.0 of the ZVK-22D firmware
The information in this manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. However,
Meyertech Limited assumes no responsibility or liability for its use, or for any
infringement of patents or other rights of third parties, which may result from its use.
No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or other rights of
Meyertech. All specifications are subject to change without priornotice.
MEYERTECH LIMITED are committed to continuous product development and
therefore reserve the right to change specifications without notice.
2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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Numeric Keys
The numeric keys (light blue left hand side) are used for number entry. These keys are labelled 0to 9, Clear and Enter.
The Enter keyis also used as a select key when a specific option is highlighted.
The Clear keyis also used as the Monitor select key.
The numeric keys are also used for text entry(as per a telephone keypad)
Menu Keys
The menu keys (dark blue centre bottom) are used for navigating the menus. These keys are labelled Menu and Next.
Softkeys
The softkeys (pale blue centre) will perform the adjacent action shown on the display. These keys are not labelled.
Joystick
The joystick has 3 axis of movement –left/right, up/down and twist clockwise/anti-clockwise.
It also has a centre mounted button that is used to change the functionality of the twist action.
Screen layout
The screen is split into 3 areas:
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Softkeys
These are distributed along the bottom right of the display.
Control Pane
This takes up the left hand-side of the display and is used for operator information and feedback
Status Bar
This is along the top of the display. On the right it displays the name of the current operator and on the left it displays
the current camera and monitor selection.

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Menus
The ZVK-22D operation is controlled by which menu is currentlyselected.
The following menus are currentlyavailable:
Logged Off
The keyboard power up mode before an operator has logged on.
General
An operator has logged on and this is the first menu displayed.
Receiver
Common receiver and dome functions.
Camera
Common camera functions
Relay Control
Relayfunctions
DVR Control
DVR and VCR functions
MUX Control
Multiplexer functions. This mode should also be used to access certain multiplexer type commands that are
supported byDVRs.
Programming
Receiver and dome automated features.
Matrix
Common matrix (switcher) functions.
Alarm Management
Basic alarm handling functions.

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Operator feedback
Messages
Status messages are generated by the keyboard to report information to the operator. For example the reporting of the
control status of a receiver eg Control Denied.
Status messages appear as pop-up windows in the centre of the display. They will disappear automatically after a short
period of time.
Input
The operator is required to enter information in several different ways –depending on circumstance and type.
Pop-up messages and Info Boxes
Pop-up windows are used in some menus to show messages over the current screen layout. Some will display until
any key is pressed, others will automatically clear after 2 seconds if no keyis pressed.
Somewindows require confirmation from the user, normally using the Clear or Enter keys.
Numeric and Text entry
Via a pop-up window
Use the numeric keypad and finish with Enter
Cycle through letters as on a telephone pad
Clear key to delete and then again to cancel operation.
Automatic menu selection
The ZVK-22D incorporates an automatic menu selection feature. Immediatelyon pressing a
number the menu changes to provide a selection of the most common functions.
The required function should be selected on completion of the number entry. The Enter
keyselects
the default operation which is camera selection.
On completion of the command the menu reverts to it’s previous view.

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Softkeys
Softkeys are keys used bythe operator, the function of which can vary with regard to current mode of operation
Each menu consists of a series of commands.The menus are navigated using the following keys:
Menu
Cycles through the available menu screens.
Next
Displays the next set (3) of softkeys for that menu screen. An arrow symbol indicates that more softkeys are
available.
The following tables detail all the available softkey functions within each menu.
Login
Function
Description
<User name #1>
Select operators user name
<User name #49>
Select operators user name
Engineer
Dedicated engineer logon
General
Function
Description
Global Command
Used to send a command to all local devices
Home
Sends the Current camera to it’s home position.
Log off
Logs off the current operator
Receiver
Function
Description
Wash
Sends a wash command to the current camera.
Wipe
Toggles the wiper setting on the current camera.
Release Control
Release control of the currently selected and controlled device.
Aux1
Toggles the auxiliary relay1 on the current camera.
Aux2
Toggles the auxiliary relay 2 on the current camera.
Aux 3
Toggles the auxiliary relay3 on the current camera.
Select Preset
Send the current camera to a preset position. The next numeric entry followed by
Enter will be the selected preset number.
Preset Patrol
Starts the currentcamera on a preset patrol. The next numeric entry followed by
Enter will be the selected patrol number.
Mimic Patrol
Starts the currentcamera on a mimic patrol. The next numeric entry followed by Enter
will be the selected mimic number.
Lamp
Toggles the lamp setting on the current camera.
Random Patrol
Starts the currentcamera on a random patrol.

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Camera
Function
Description
Colour
Sets the current camera into colour mode
Mono
Sets the current camera into mono (B/W) mode
Auto Colour Adj.
Sets the current camera into auto colour/mono mode
Manual Iris
Toggles between manual and automatic iris on the current camera.
Auto Focus
Toggles between manual and automatic focus on the current camera.
Relay Control
Function
Description
Relay On
Opens anumeric entry box.Typing the relay number followed by enterwill energise
this relay
Relay Off
Opens anumeric entry box.Typing the relay number followed by enterwill de-
energise this relay
All Relays On
Energise all relays.
All Relays Off
De-energise all relays.
DVR Control
Function
Description
DVR Output 1
Change the currentlyselectedcamera on the DVR output1. The next numeric entry
followed by Enter will be the selected camera.
DVR Output 2
Change the currentlyselectedcamera on the DVR output1. The next numeric entry
followed by Enter will be the selected camera.
DVR Select
Change the currentlyselected DVR.The next numeric entry followed by Enter will be
the selected DVR number.
Next multi-screen
Cycle to thenext multi-screen display.
Play
Sends a play command.*
Stop Playback
Sends a command to stop playback only (does note effect the record status).
Goto
Will request a time/date search. The next numeric entry, in the format
ddmmyyhhmmss, followed by Enter will be the requested search time
Fast Rewind
Sends a rewind command.*
Fast Forward
Sends a fast forward command.*
Pause
Sends a pause command.*
Record
Sends a record command.
Stop
Sends a stop command.*
* exact operation of DVR on receipt of these commands is dependant on both the
DVR model and the current mode of operation of the DVR.

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MUX Control
Function
Description
MUX Digital
Change the currentlyselectedcamera on the multiplexer multi-screen output. The
next numeric entry followed by Enter will be the selected camera
MUX Spot
Change the currently selected camera on the multiplexer spot output. The next
numeric entry followed by Enter will be the selected camera.
Change MUX
Change the currently selected multiplexer. The next numeric entry followed by Enter
will be the selected multiplexer number.
Next multi-screen
Cycle to thenext multi-screen display.
Picture in picture
Select picture-in-picture mode.
Programming
Function
Description
Store Preset
Sends a store preset command to the current camera. The next numeric entry
followed by Enter will be the selected preset number that the device will store its
current position against.
Store Patrol
Switches to the Store Patrol Menu. It will send a store patrol command to the
current camera. The operator will be prompted for a series of preset, dwell
and speed numbers, each number should be entered and followed with
Enter. To exit the sub-menu press Clear
Record Mimic
Sends a record mimic command to the current camera. The operator will be prompted
to move the selected device through the required mimic patrol.
Store Patrol Menu
New Point
Insert a new preset position into the patrol
Delete Point
Delete a preset position from the patrol
Store
Store the currently defined patrol
Note: In the Patrol setup menu, the menu and next keys turn into navigation keys that can be used to scroll through
the details of the currently displayed Patrol.
Matrix
Function
Description
Seq. Start
Starts a camera sequence running. The next numeric entry followed by Enter will be
the selected sequence pattern.Starting sequences can be restricted by log in level.
Select Monitor
Selects the new user monitor. The next numeric entry followed by Enter will change
the current monitor.
Pressing the Enter key without a number defaults the current monitor to the default
user monitor configured in the setup menus.
Zonal Switch
Switches a series of previously selected cameras to monitors. The next numeric entry
followed by Enter will be the actioned zonal switch.