U2 U2 Video Conference Control Keyboard User Manual

The U2 Video Conference Control Keyboard User Manual provides setup, interface, connection and configuration instructions for VISCA, ONVIF and PELCO protocols.


U2 U2 Video Conference Control Keyboard User Manual - cover page
Brand
U2
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
2.1 MB
Published
29 September, 2026
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
22B3E5FA6051A202A06AD27F355B5C6F

About this manual

The U2 Video Conference Control Keyboard is designed for easy control of video‑conference cameras. It features a CNC‑aluminium top cover, an aluminium die‑cast base, an industrial‑grade LCD module, and an imported variable‑speed four‑dimensional joystick for precise pan, tilt and zoom operations. The keyboard supports both network and analog control modes and is compatible with VISCA, ONVIF, PELCO‑P and PELCO‑D protocols.

The device includes a built‑in web server for configuration, standard PoE power, and can manage up to seven cameras simultaneously. Connections are made via RS232, RS422 or RS485 buses, and the system offers functions such as auto‑white‑balance, auto‑exposure, auto‑focus, and quick camera selection through numbered shortcut keys. Firmware upgrades, configuration import/export, and factory reset are also supported through the web interface. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • 产品概述
  • 产品特点
  • 接口说明
  • 系统拓展图
  • 按键说明
  • 旋转摇杆说明
  • 系统升级
  • 系统重置
  • Web端配置

Specifications

Power supplyDC 12 V 2 A ±10 %
Power optionStandard PoE
Network interfacesRS232, RS422
Maximum cameras supported7
Supported protocolsVISCA, ONVIF, PELCO‑P, PELCO‑D
Joystick typeImported variable‑speed four‑dimensional joystick
Zoom switch typeBoat‑type switch

Frequently asked questions

How do I switch between network and analog control modes?

Press the middle button of the joystick; a long press switches to analog mode, while a short press toggles back to network mode.

How can I add a camera to the keyboard via the web interface?

Connect the keyboard and a computer to the same LAN, open a browser, enter the keyboard’s IP address, log in with username admin and no password, then select a camera number (1‑7) and choose the desired protocol (ONVIF, VISCA, etc.) and enter the camera’s IP, port, username and password.

What power connector does the keyboard use?

It uses a 5.5 mm × 2.1 mm DC power connector with a 12 V 2 A supply (±10 %).

How many cameras can be controlled at the same time?

The keyboard can control up to seven cameras simultaneously.

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