User manual SAMSUNG SCC-100BP

[. . . ] System Keyboard SSC-2000 User's Manual GB F D ES I R P GB-2 CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. This symbol indicates high voltage is present inside. It is dangerous to make any kind of contact with any inside part of this product. This symbol alerts you that important literature concerning operation and maintenance has been included with this product. To prevent damage which may result in fire or electric shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. [. . . ] If an unregistered operator number is entered, a message of "Invalid Operator" will appear on the screen and the log-in process will return to the starting point automatically. Selecting a monitor This function is to choose a monitor displaying the image of the camera. Enter the monitor number(0~255) that shows the image of the chosen camera and press ENTER. PAN/TILT control Move the joystick of the keyboard to regulate PAN/TILT of the camera. The speed of the camera movement gets faster when the joystick moves farther from the center. ZOOM movement 4. Using the number keys, enter the registered Password (6-digit figure) and press "Enter". MENU setup", REGISTER NEW OPERATOR (GB-14) for the registration of the password. If an unregistered password is entered, a message of "Invalid Password" will appear on the screen and the log-in process will return to the starting point automatically. Turn the joystick of the keyboard in a clockwise direction or press the ZOOM TELE button to regulate the ZOOM IN movement. Turn the joystick of the keyboard in a counterclockwise direction or press the ZOOM WIDE regulate the ZOOM OUT movement. FOCUS movement Press the FOCUS FAR or FOCUS NEAR button. IRIS movement Press the IRIS OPEN or IRIS CLOSE button. AUTO PAN movement Press the auto pan button to move between two points in the camera menu repeatedly. "AUTO PAN" will appear on the screen. Press the AUTO PAN button again to release the auto pan mode. When the log-in process is completed properly, the camera control mode will appear on the screen as shown below. SCAN movement This function is to move between the preset positions that were set by the camera's scan mode. Press "SCAN" button to execute the scan movement and you will see "SCAN" message during the scan movement. Press the scan button again to release the scan mode. PATTERN movement This function is to view the camera movement for 30 seconds designated by the user on the pattern mode of the camera menu. Press the pattern button on the keyboard, enter the pattern number(1~3) you want, and press "ENTER" to execute PATTERN movement. "PATTERN 1" will appear on the screen. · If there is any of MANUAL (PAN, TILT, ZOOM, FOCUS) input during auto execution (SCAN, AUTO PAN, PATTERN), the system will stop the AUTO movement and execute the MANUAL movement. PRESET DELETE This function is to delete the preset position. Press "DELETE". GB-9 PRESET movement Press the preset key on the keyboard to start PRESET POSITION movement. When a window appears as shown below, enter the preset number you want to delete and press "ENTER". PRESET position movement 1. Enter the preset number you want to operate. The camera will move to the preset position you want to delete. The system keyboard will show a message to confirm the deletion. Press "OK" to delete or "CANCEL" to cancel the order. PRESET programming This function is to set the camera screen the user wants to call and monitor whenever he/she wants to. Move the camera to the position you want by using a joystick and camera lens key. [. . . ] Press "Cancel" or the EXIT ICON to return to the KEYBOARD SETUP screen. - If there are downloaded data on the system A message will appear to inform that the camera data, which are now stored, will be uploaded to the selected camera. Press "OK" to start uploading Press "Cancel" or "EXIT" to return to the KEYBOARD SETUP screen. An informing message will appear if there is already data stored in the system keyboard. [. . . ]