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Auxiliary Cable

If the unit is configured with auxiliaries, they are connected by
12-pin connectors.  For four auxiliaries these connectors,
labeled J201, J401, J601 and J801 (OUT 2, OUT 4, OUT 6 and
OUT 8) respectively, are located in the front of the PCB (see
OP0065 or OP0066 for four and eight auxiliaries,
respectively).  For eight auxiliaries these connectors are
labeled J101 to J801 (OUT 1 to OUT 8).  OP0065 and OP0066
list the pin designations from the receiver to the auxiliary and
provides space for the installer to record the pinouts for the
specific installation.

Before Starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

2. Open the receiver and find the auxiliary connectors located

on the PCB in the front of the unit with the power switch in
the upper left corner (see Figure 1 or OP0064, OP0065 or
OP0066).  They are labeled J201, J401, J601 and J801
(OUT 2, OUT 4, OUT 6 and OUT 8), respectively.

Wiring:

3. Pass the wire through the bushing to the auxiliary

connector.   Do not tighten bushing.

4. Crimp the enclosed pins to the ends of the auxiliary wires.

For steps 5, 6 and 7 refer to OP0065 or OP0066 for pinouts.

5. Insert the Hot wire of the auxiliary into the pin location for

the appropriate auxiliary action and voltage.

6. Insert the Return wire of the auxiliary into the pin location

for the appropriate auxiliary voltage.

7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 for each auxiliary.

8. Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing.

Note: Do not connect the 24 VAC Auxiliary Commons to the

line VAC Commons.

Preposition Cable

The connections to the Pan/Tilt units are with 9-pin connectors
labeled J1 to J8 on the upper board (see OP0094).  If the unit is
configured for four auxiliaries, use OP0095.  If eight
auxiliaries are used, no presets are allowed.

Before Starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

Wiring:

2. Pass the wire through the bushing to the Preposition

connector.   Do not tighten bushing.

3. Crimp the enclosed pins to the ends of the Pan/Tilt and

Lens servo wires.

Pan/Tilt Servo:

4. Insert the Pan (Wiper) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Pan.

5. Insert the Tilt (Wiper) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Tilt.

6. Insert the Focus (Wiper) wire of the Lens unit into the pin

location for Focus.

7. Insert the Zoom (Wiper) wire of the Lens unit into the pin

location for Zoom.

8. Insert the Servo (+) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for (+) REF.

9. Insert the Servo (-) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for (-) REF.

Note: (+) and (-) REF are direction indicators. The definition
of direction is different among manufacturers. Reversed
connections will cause the Pan/Tilt of the lens to act
erratically.  Reversing the (+) REF and the (-) REF will correct
the problem.

10. Insert the Pan/Tilt Shield of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Shield.

11. Insert the Lens Shield of the Lens unit into the pin location

for Shield.

12. Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing.

CONNECTIONS

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Summary of Contents for 1689B

Page 1: ...torized pan tilt unit and a motorized lens unit Since camera sites are often a great distance from the operator s viewing location these receivers provide the operator with positive control of the camera site Receivers also provide the operator with control of auxiliary devices such as lights doors etc at the camera site Receivers are individually coded for each camera site so only the camera unde...

Page 2: ...urchaser under a license for use on a single system NOTE Information furnished by SENSORMATIC is believed to be accurate and reliable However no responsibility is assumed by SENSORMATIC for its use nor for any infringements of other rights of third parties which may result from its use No license is granted by implications or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of SENSORMATIC Copyright 199...

Page 3: ...ved with the packing list with your order Be sure to save 1 The shipping cartons and insert pieces They are the safest material in which to make future shipments of the product 2 The IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS sheet 3 These Installation and Operating Instructions M M M MA A A AI I I IN N N NT T T TE E E EN N N NA A A AN N N NC C C CE E E E User maintenance of this unit is limited to external cleaning an...

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Page 5: ...Table of Contents Product Description 1 Features 1 Setup 2 Installation 3 Cable Connections 4 ...

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Page 7: ...ired for control of the Pan Tilt and lens Note Certain Pan Tilt units require alternate voltages other than those noted in this manual If necessary call the Technical Support Department for information or assistance 1 800 442 2225 Table 1 Pan Tilt and Lens Ratings Function Voltage Current note 1 Pan Motor 24 VAC 2 Amps Tilt Motor 24 VAC 2 Amps Iris Motor 10 VDC 05 Amps Focus Motor 10 VDC 05 Amps Z...

Page 8: ...e second connector J201 OUT 2 set S3 to 0 and S4 to 2 To access this auxiliary from the CPU enter 02 when asked for the camera number Note A camera identifier number cannot be assigned to more than one camera channel and an auxiliary number cannot be assigned to more than one auxiliary channel Camera Identifier Conversion Camera identifiers for Control Code Receivers are set to 1 64 only Table 2 b...

Page 9: ... should be mounted near the camera s to be controlled to minimize voltage drop in the wiring The housing is a standard NEMA 4 fiberglass reinforced polyester non corrosive enclosure The housing size is 17 5 H x 14 8 W x 6 7 D Mount the unit with four 1 4 bolts appropriate to the type of mounting surface See Figure 2 below for mounting dimensions For mounting to wood studs use lag bolts with a dril...

Page 10: ...d tighten the bushing The 1689B receiver has a 120 ohm terminating resistor installed on the PCB and is designed for Star or Home Run connection to a code distribution unit see Figure 3 If the receiver is to be used in a daisy chain the 120 ohm terminating resistor must be removed from all but the last receiver see Figure 4 A 120 ohm termination must be provided on the last piece of equipment on e...

Page 11: ...sed pins to the ends of the Pan Tilt and Lens wires For steps 5 through 15 refer to OP0064 OP0065 or OP0066 for pinouts Pan Tilt 5 Insert the Pan Right wire of the Pan Tilt unit into the pin location for Pan Right 6 Insert the Pan Left wire of the Pan Tilt unit into the pin location for Pan Left 7 Insert the Tilt Up wire of the Pan Tilt unit into the pin location for Tilt Up 8 Insert the Tilt Down...

Page 12: ...ach auxiliary 8 Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing Note Do not connect the 24 VAC Auxiliary Commons to the line VAC Commons Preposition Cable The connections to the Pan Tilt units are with 9 pin connectors labeled J1 to J8 on the upper board see OP0094 If the unit is configured for four auxiliaries use OP0095 If eight auxiliaries are used no presets are allowed Before Starting 1 Check...

Page 13: ...green to the Green ground screw marked GND 3 Connect the Hot wire black to the terminal block terminal marked HOT 4 Connect the Neutral wire white to the terminal block terminal marked NEUTRAL 5 Remove any excess power cable and tighten the bushing 6 Turn on the AC power 7 Check the red LED If it is illuminated the unit is powered If the LED is off check the power and the fusing Wiring 230 VAC Mod...

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Page 28: ...965 Business 845 624 7600 Technical Support Center 1 800 442 2225 FAX 845 624 7685 8000 0871 01 Rev E OP1689BE February 1998 Printed in USA SPECIFICATIONS Supply Voltage AD1689B 8 120 VAC 50 60 Hz AD1689B8 X 230 VAC 50 60 Hz Power 8 W Standby Mounting Surface Mount Size 17 5 H x 14 8 W x 6 7 D NEMA 4 enclosure Weight 18 lbs 8 kg ...

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