The excelPTZ range of cameras can be controlled by 3 methods - a Digital Video Recorder (DVR), a computer or by one of the keypads below... NB. 2-D means the joystick lever can Pan & Tilt the camera. 3-D means the joystick can pan- tilt and zoom the camera without pressing any other keys.
Stylish 3D keyboard with 2.5" LCD
This stylish and compact designed PTZ keyboard can control up to 32 domes with 16 protocols, and it boasts a 2.5" colour LCD screen with which the user can view images from the connected PTZs. With an easy to use on screen display menu and 1 channel for video input/output. Its 3D joystick allows you to use one hand to control pan, tilt and zoom functions.This is a great solution for a reception area or shop counter due to its compact design.
- Specification
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- Controls up to 32 domes
- Multi protocol - Pelco P & D
- 12 V DC, 1 Amp
- W155 x D205 x H97mm
Compact 3-D KeyPad
A compact style multiple protocol keyboard. It works with most PTZ domes and cameras that use Pelco D&P. The 3-D Joystick makes controlling a camera with one hand easy.
- Specification
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- Controls up to 256 domes
- Multi protocol - Pelco P & D
- 12 V DC, 1 Amp
- L300 x W190 x H105mm
Mini 2D Keypad
The mini-2D can control all the excelPTZ cameras functions in nice compact case. Its small unobtrusive design means it's suitable for small confined spaces such as shop counters.
- Specification
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- Controls up to 32 domes
- Multi protocol - Pelco P & D
- 12 V DC, 500mA
- W190 x D97 x H70mm
Standard 3D KeyPad
A Standard keyboard with multi-protocols to control the Pan-Tilt-Zoom of up to 32 domes. Control over most features and pre-sets is achieved using the well laid out keyboard buttons but the 3D joystick can also used for a one handed control of a dome's pan-tilt and zoom features. An attractive silver finish gives this keyboard a contemporary feel, great for retail use.
- Specification
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- Controls up to 32 domes
- Pelco D / Pelco P
- 12 V DC, 250mA,
- W315 x D167 x H58mm
3D Keyboard with OSD
The attractive PTZ720 Keyboard has the added advantage over the standard PTZ730 keyboard in that it boasts a built-in digital display allowing easy on-screen menu set up and programming of any connected PTZ domes. This keyboard is multi-protocol and can control the Pan-Tilt-Zoom of up to 32 domes in total.
- Specification
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- Controls up to 32 domes
- Pelco D / Pelco P
- OSD Menu
- 12 V DC, 800mA
- W350 x D180 x H69mm
3D Keyboard with Quad LCD
With the great feature of a built-in 5" Colour Quad LCD screen, whilst the system operator uses the buttons and joystick to control a PTZ camera, he can also view the resulting images on the mini screen. This keyboard features 4 video Loopthroughs allow a quad display of images on the 5" screen, alternatively each image can be called up independently. This is a great solution for a reception area or shop counter.
- Specification
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- Controls up to 32 domes
- Pelco D / Pelco P
- 5" Col LCD
- 12 V DC, 800mA
- W350 x D180 x H69mm
Control the domes directly from a DVR.
The excelPTZ domes are multi-protocol but also use the industry standard PELCO-D protocol, which means that they can be controlled by many DVR's that have this protocol built in them. The AlienDVR range of DVRs (digital video recorder) can simply and effectively control the dome functions, zoom in and out and point the domes camera wherever you want directly via the DVR's controls. The AlienUltra DVR also comes with its own infra-red remote control that you could use to control the domes via the DVR. By choosing a system based around both the AlienDVR and the excel range of PTZ domes you can control the whole system (both the domes and DVR) from a computer anywhere in the world!
Control the domes by a computer
By using a AlienDVR digital recorder (see above) in your CCTV system a whole new host of options are available to your customer for controlling the domes. Not only can you control the domes via the DVR but you can also control them via any networked computer. This is possible because you can control the AlienDVR via a computer locally on a local area network (LAN) or even over the internet from thousands of miles away. Someone at their desk could zoom in and out or alter where the domes are pointing at all from their computer, they could even playback the recordings and more without ever leaving their seat!