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VisionDome Installation Manual

©360 Vision Technology Ltd Version 2.03

Table of Contents

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Vision Domes....................................................3

CABLING .........................................................................................................3

RS485 Configurations ...........................................................................3

Address Settings for Twisted Pair Installations .....................................4

Vision-

-Domes On Screen Menus - advanced features. ......................4

Protocol Selection .................................................................................4

Cable & Wiring Requirements ...............................................................5

Coax Telemetry Settings & Control .......................................................6

360 VisionDome Initialisation ................................................................7

Click-On Lanyard Fixing. .......................................................................8

INTERNAL VisionDome and Vision-

-Dome (Mounting) ..................................9

Internal VisionDome Ceiling & Wall Mount Installation..........................9

10.

Internal Corner Mount Installation (optional) .......................................12

11.

Internal VisionDome False Ceiling Mount Installation .........................13

EXTERNAL VisionDome (Mounting) .............................................................15

12.

External VisionDome Wall Mount Installation......................................15

13.

Exploded View of External VisionDome Wall Mount ...........................16

14.

External VisionDome Soffit Mount Installation (optional).....................18

15.

External Pole Mount Installation (optional) ..........................................19

16.

External Corner Mount Installation (optional) ......................................20

17.

External Swan-neck Installation (optional) ..........................................21

EXTERNAL VisionDomes – Video Signal......................................................22

18.

Adjustment of Gain and Lift .................................................................22

19.

Remote Reset of VisionDome .............................................................22

VisionDome and Vision-

-Dome DATA...........................................................23

20.

Technical Information..........................................................................23

21.

Warranty & Safety Issues....................................................................25

Summary of Contents for Vision-i-Dome

Page 1: ..._Int_ _Ext_Inst_manual_V2 03_2006 03 14 doc Page 1 of 25 VisionDome Installation Manual 360 Vision Technology Ltd Version 2 03 360 Vision Technology Ltd VisionDome and Vision i Dome Installation and Operating Manual ...

Page 2: ... Dome Mounting 9 9 Internal VisionDome Ceiling Wall Mount Installation 9 10 Internal Corner Mount Installation optional 12 11 Internal VisionDome False Ceiling Mount Installation 13 EXTERNAL VisionDome Mounting 15 12 External VisionDome Wall Mount Installation 15 13 Exploded View of External VisionDome Wall Mount 16 14 External VisionDome Soffit Mount Installation optional 18 15 External Pole Moun...

Page 3: ...Also using the correctly specified cabling specification see section 5 Cabling Wiring requirements the installer can use the Daisy Chain method of installing multiple domes and linking together Daisy Chain RS485 For correct operation use a suitable cable Overall Screened single Twisted Pair and run to each VisionDome Cable the Data and Data to the first Dome and then back out onto the next Dome En...

Page 4: ... use 360 Quick Start Guide Vision i Dome 3 Vision i Domes On Screen Menus advanced features Control of the advanced features of the VisionDomes and Vision i Domes can be done using the menus in the VisionMatrix When using Vision i Domes the On Screen Display OSD menus can be used A description of these menus is included in the 360 Quick Start Guide Vision i Dome 4 Protocol Selection Several differ...

Page 5: ...d Pair Belden 9841 Belden 9842 Belden 8723 Single Twisted Pair OS 3000m Cable size Internal VisionDomes and Vision i Domes No Heater Maximum Distances Using VDI PSU External VisionDomes With Heater Maximum Distances Using VDE PSU or VDE MALARM EU Power 0 75 mm2 75m 30m 1 00 mm2 100m 40m 1 25 mm2 125m 50m 1 50 mm2 150m 60m 2 50 mm2 250m 100m Distances are measured in metres To ensure optimum Vision...

Page 6: ...ntrolled also using up the coax control signals from either a VisionMatrix or a 3rd party controller capable of sending 360 Vision Coax Protocols No setup is necessary as all signals are sent direct to the camera associated with the command therefore negating the need to set an individual camera ID Particular attention should be paid to the quality and strength of the Video Signal as any discrepan...

Page 7: ...engineer adequate time to ensure all final cables and plugs are suitably inserted This is called the halt initialisation during installation feature Switch S2 position 8 is used to select the halt initialisation during installation feature Switch in the default off position The dome will initialise shortly after turning on the power supply Switch in the on position The dome will delay the initiali...

Page 8: ... The lanyard is supplied fastened inside the VisionDome external top cover To fasten it to the dome inner pull the keyhole end downwards and attach it as described below Lanyard Keyhole end Stem Button Place keyhole over button Pull lanyard so that the slotted hole clicks into place on the stem In use the keyhole will rotate around the button but will remain secure ...

Page 9: ...e ceiling or wall using required fixings taking consideration of the weight 1 1kg Fixing to ceiling Fixing to wall Feed the cables along the bracket Attach the supplied Clip on Lanyard in order to secure the unit ORIENT DOME TO LINE UP LOCKING TAB WITH SLOT IN DOME BODY TWIST BODY ONTO BRACKET IMPORTANT FIT LOCKING SCREW LOCKING TAB THE TWO PARTS OF THE WALL BRACKET ARE SECURED BY FITTING THIS SCR...

Page 10: ...all bracket or internal ceiling mount VisionDome Internal CONNECTION BOARD Step 3 Fit dome body Align the security screw mount to the security screw socket on either the wall or ceiling mount bracket there is only one way to align and fix the top section Once aligned push up and twist clockwise to ensure the 3 fixing lugs are correctly located as in Fig 4 Data Connections If using RS485 twisted pa...

Page 11: ...k and securely tighten This will ensure the rigidity as well as the security of the installation Step 5 Attach acrylic To attach the acrylic line up the 3 gaps in the rim of the acrylic with the 3 lugs on the VisionDome Push and twist clockwise for a clean and easy fit Step 6 Power up After ensuring all fixings are secure connect the VisionDome to the supplied PSU power up and proceed to programmi...

Page 12: ...on 2 03 10 Internal Corner Mount Installation optional The Internal Corner Mount Adapter is an optional extra accessory part For Internal Corner Mount please fasten the adapter to the corner of the walls using suitable fixings then follow the instructions for wall mounting An internal corner mount adapter is shown below Dimensions 3 0 ...

Page 13: ...en Handling the VisionDome handle carefully so that the main electronics and motor mechanism are not damaged False Ceiling VisionDome Dimensions and bracketry required to install the VisionDome SPACE FOR CABLES ABOVE VisionDome 10mm 0 4 116mm 4 6 99mm 4 HOLE DIA 205mm 8 250mm 9 9 TWIST OFF TOP PART TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONNECTIONS FIT ACRYLIC BY TWISTING CLOCKWISE REMOVE ACRYLIC BY TWISTING ANTI CLOC...

Page 14: ...ing acrylic and powering up THE HOLES IN THE SUPPORT PLATE CAN BE SECURED TO THE BUILDING STRUCTURE USING 2mm DIA BINDING WIRE TWIST OFF TOP PART TO GAIN ACCESS TO CONNECTIONS USE CABLE TIE TO SECURE CABLES TO THE HORIZONTAL BAR AT THE TOP OF THE TOP PIECE THE SUPPORT PLATE CAN BE FITTED ABOVE THE CEILING TILE OR IN PLACE OF A 300mm X 600mm CEILING TILE LANYARD IS SCREWED TO THE HOLE IN TOP OF DOM...

Page 15: ...360 Vision Technology Ltd Version 2 03 EXTERNAL VisionDome Mounting 12 External VisionDome Wall Mount Installation NB When Handling the VisionDome handle carefully so that the main electronics and motor mechanism are not damaged Mounting Bracketry for Wall Mounted External Domes 278 261 260 57 102 57 130 ...

Page 16: ...stallation Manual 360 Vision Technology Ltd Version 2 03 EXTERNAL ACRYLIC CAPTIVE SCREWS FOR FIXING EXTERNAL ACRYLIC 13 Exploded View of External VisionDome Wall Mount WALL BRACKET TOP COVER LANYARD CAMERA ASSEMBLY CAPTIVE SCREWS CAPTIVE SCREW FOR FIXING INNER COVER INNER COVER LANYARD ...

Page 17: ...ert guide rails allow the 4 screw positions to be correctly guided onto the housing screw posts Step 4 Fit inner cover to camera assembly Fit inner cover to camera assembly by inserting captive screw in inner cover to the threaded hole on the camera assembly Step 5 Fit external acrylic To attach the acrylic first attach the Lanyard line up the 4 captive screws with the holes in the rim of the Exte...

Page 18: ...it adaptor is an optional extra accessory part NB When Handling the VisionDome handle carefully so that the main electronics and motor mechanism are not damaged For Soffit installations please use the Soffit adaptor and Gasket Mounting Soffit Adaptor for Soffit Pole Mounted External Domes GASKET 3 HOLES ON 68mm PCD USE THESE HOLES FOR FASTENING SOFFIT ADDAPTOR TO CEILING AFFIX TOP COVER HERE USING...

Page 19: ...ck of the housing at the fixing box end Make a small cut in the sealing plug for each cable that will be drawn through the bracket thread the cabling through the bracket and push the plug back into place at the base of the housing neck Refit the cover to the bracket fixing box Make off all electrical connections onto the PCB located in the top of the housing Fix the black slotted inner dome cover ...

Page 20: ...sion 2 03 16 External Corner Mount Installation optional The External Corner Mount Adapter is an optional extra accessory part For External Corner Mount please fasten the adapter to the corner of the walls using suitable fixings then follow the instructions for Wall mounting An external corner mount adapter is shown below Dimensions ...

Page 21: ...e top cover during installation It is necessary to include the two gaskets The swan neck is fastened to the top cover using three screws fitted from inside the top cover Fit external top cover to swan neck Thread the cables through the swan neck and terminate inside the top housing see connections for wall mount installation Fit swan neck to top of pole or parapet using suitable fixings Complete t...

Page 22: ...only be adjusted by suitable qualified personnel using the correct test equipment To adjust use the VisionDome Keyboard as follows Press and Hold Press 5 8 5 8 and release Auto iris and Auto Focus lights will now be flashing Press to increase Gain Press to restore to Default setting Press to decrease Gain Press to increase Lift Press to restore to Default setting Press to decrease Lift To end pres...

Page 23: ...mination colour 1 lux 3 lux 0 7 lux 0 7 lux 1 lux Min Illumination colour Integration n a n a 0 05 lux 0 05 lux 0 07 lux Min Illumination mono integration n a n a n a 0 01 lux 0 01 lux S N ratio 50 dB 50 dB 50 dB 50 dB 50 dB Video Output 1V pk pk 1V pk pk 1V pk pk 1V pk pk 1V pk pk Scanning PAL PAL PAL PAL PAL Focus Iris Auto manual Auto manual Auto manual Auto manual Auto manual Presets 36 36 360...

Page 24: ...ennard FSK MM FSK Sensornet AD Operating Temp 10 o C to 50 o C 10 o C to 50 o C 20 o C to 50 o C 20 o C to 50 o C 20 o C to 50 o C Variable Pan Speed 0 1 400 o sec 0 1 400 o sec 0 1 400 o sec 0 1 400 o sec 0 1 400 o sec Pan Coverage 360 continuous 360 continuous 360 continuous 360 continuous 360 continuous Variable Tilt Speed 0 1 200 o sec 0 1 200 o sec 0 1 200 o sec 0 1 200 o sec 0 1 200 o sec Ti...

Page 25: ...a to intensive light situations as this may damage the camera pick up device This information and or any technical information whether received verbally or in writing is given in good faith but without warranty and this also applies where proprietary rights of third parties are involved The information provided does not release you from your obligation to check its validity and to test the product...

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