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SETUP

The AD1240 has two adjustable end stop switches which limit
the angle of travel for both the pan axis and the tilt axis.  Set
these end stop switches to suit the site conditions.  For models
with AutoPan, these end stops determine the end points of the
automatic panning action.

End Stop Limit Adjustment

SWITCH LOCATION

The limit switches for both Pan and Tilt movement are
located inside the AD1240 main body.  To access the limit
switches, remove the four bolts on the front cover of the unit
(opposite the external connector) using the supplied 3 mm
Allen wrench, and remove the cover.

• The limit switches are located on the top plate of the pan

axis and tilt axis gearboxes (see Figures 13 and 14).

• The adjustable limit strikers are located on the end of

each axis main shaft (see Figure 14).

AXIS ALIGNMENT (Preset models only)

Before setting the limit strikers in the Preset models, the unit
must be aligned for proper travel of the preset potentiometer.
This alignment is important to prevent operation of the
AD1240 past the designed limits of travel.

Alignment marks (red dots) are provided on each axis main
gear and gearbox (see Figures 13 and 14, page 13) to assist
in aligning the unit.  The AD1240, as shipped from the
factory, is set at the proper alignment positions for setting
the limit strikers. It is recommended that you confirm correct
lateral and vertical alignment of the actuator. Alignment by
the user is necessary only if the end stops are to be changed
after operation of the unit.

Align each axis by aligning the red mark on each main gear
with the red mark on the associated gearbox. (refer to
Figures 13 and 14 on page 13). Perform this alignment only
by applying control voltages (24VAC, ±10%) to the
applicable connector pins (Pan Left or Right, and Tilt Up or
Down).

Note: DO NOT attempt to rotate or position either axis by

hand, as this will cause irreversible damage to the
gears and transmission parts.

STRIKER ADJUSTMENT

Set the limit striker arms for the desired angle of travel to
suit the application.  For Preset models, perform the Axis
Alignment (preceding paragraph) prior to this adjustment.

1. Push the appropriate adjustment arm in the desired

angular position for limit control of the Right/Left (Pan
axis), and/or the Up/Down (Tilt axis) direction.

• Adjust the limit strikers with finger pressure only.

The following are typical pan or tilt angle limit settings.

• The maximum Tilt setting is ±90°, or 180° limits.

Note: For Preset models, be careful not to push either

striker arm past the red axis alignment marks (see
Figures 13 and 14).  The two striker arms must be
positioned on either side of the mark - do not
locate both arms on one side of the mark as
illustrated below.

2. Verify proper operation of the unit at both end stops

before re-attaching the front cover to the AD1240.

Note: Be careful when verifying operation of the unit -

any movement of the unit while the cover is
removed may cause damage to the unit.

3. Refit the front cover onto the AD1240 and tighten the

four 3 mm bolts holding the cover.

AutoPan Setup

The AutoPan models (AD1240/24A or AD1240/24PA) must
be set for the proper AutoPan ends stops.  This is accomplished
by adjusting the Pan axis limit strikers to the desired end stop
positions, as above.

When the AutoPan signal is applied (24VAC ±10% to pin 6),
the unit continuously pans between the two end stops, until the
signal is removed.

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SETUP

AD1240

CAUTION  -  Due to the presence of non-

insulated components with hazardous

voltages, the following internal adjustments

should be performed by qualified service

personnel only.

!

180º Limits

90º Limits

359º Limits

Improper Striker

Setting

Main Gear 

Alignment Mark

Summary of Contents for ad1240 champion series

Page 1: ...Pan Tilt The AD1240 Pan Tilt is designed to handle loads of up to 45 lbs The rugged design excellent weather resistance and high torque drive allow the AD1240 to meet the demanding work loads of modern CCTV control systems Installation and Operating Instructions AD1240 Champion Series Outdoor Medium Duty Pan Tilt ...

Page 2: ...purchaser under a license for use on a single system Note Information furnished by AMERICAN DYNAMICS is believed to be accurate and reliable However no responsibility is assumed by AMERICAN DYNAMICS 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 AMERICAN DYN...

Page 3: ... to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the product U U U UN N N NP P P PA A A AC C C CK K K KI I I IN N N NG G G G A A A AN N N ND D D D I I I IN N N NS S S SP P P PE E E EC C C CT T T TI I I IO O O ON N N N Unpack carefully This is an electronic product and should be handled as such Compare the items received...

Page 4: ...rm 4 CONNECTIONS 6 Wire Selection 6 Wiring 6 Standard Model Connections 7 Pre Position Model Connections 8 Cable Strain Relief 10 SETUP 12 End Stop Limit Adjustment 12 Switch Location 12 Axis Alignment 12 Striker Adjustment 12 AutoPan Setup 12 TYPICAL SYSTEM CONNECTIONS AD1641 to AD1240 24 Standard C 2 AD1641 to AD1240 24P Pre position C 3 AD1641 to AD1240 24A AutoPan C 4 INDEX I 2 DIMENSIONS Insi...

Page 5: ...ad Design Low Profile Configuration NEMA 6 Protection Rating Heavy Duty AC Synchronous Motors 24 VAC Input 7 3 Sec Pan Speed 3 6 Sec Tilt Speed Powder Coat Enamel Finish Long Life Gear Assembly Models Available with Presets and internal AutoPan or internal Heater MAINTENANCE The AD1240 Series Pan Tilt contains no user serviceable parts It is recommended that the following checks be carried out on ...

Page 6: ...or further information on mounting brackets Location Carefully consider the location of the AD1240 unit Take into consideration the size of the camera housing and intended viewing arc when deciding the location of the unit Mounting All AD1240 units are supplied with the necessary mounting kit and cable connectors refer to shipping contents Make sure the correct bracket for the application is used ...

Page 7: ...ardboard Mounting Disc remove after tightening nuts on mounting fixture Mounting Pedestal Column e g AD1384 Base Mounting Plate Four 1 4 Hex Head Screws Four 1 4 Washers and Nuts Cardboard Mounting Disc remove after tightening nuts on mounting fixture Figure 3 Inverted Mounting Figure 2 Standard Mounting Orientation ...

Page 8: ...igure 4 page 5 ATTACHING CAMERA HOUSING TO SIDE MOUNT PLATFORM The Side Mount Platform has several holes and slots at various positions on the bottom plate for mounting most types of camera housings Refer to the Dimensions drawings on the inside rear cover for the location and dimensions of these mounting holes Mount the camera housing so that the camera is on the right side of the AD1240 as seen ...

Page 9: ... Cap Head Screws Four 4mm Lock Washers A A A Side Mount Platform Side View Figure 4 Attaching Side Mount Platform to Main Body CAMERA HOUSING 6mm Cap Head Screws AA AA A A Figure 5 Attaching Camera Housing to Side Mount Platform ...

Page 10: ... stops for AutoPan operation Wire Selection The following table shows wire gauge versus the maximum distance between the pan tilt and the voltage controlling source e g Receiver Driver For the AD1240 models with presets shielded cable is recommended for most applications AWG Distance ft 16 569 18 358 20 225 22 141 24 91 Note Distances calculations are based on solid copper wire single common and w...

Page 11: ...eath 2 Remove outer sheath 0 75 from cable end 3 Remove each conductor insulation 0 25 from its end 4 Solder the Pan Tilt cable conductors to socket contacts 6 a The Pan Tilt AC Common wire to P T common pin 1 b The Pan Right wire to Right pin 2 c The Pan Left wire to Left pin 3 d The Tilt Up wire to Up pin 4 e The Tilt Down wire to Down pin 5 f For the AutoPan model the AutoPan AUX wire to AutoPa...

Page 12: ...increases the tilt wiper voltage Note If the polarity is not correct the unit will not find its correct PRESET position If a correction is necessary reverse the polarity of the reference supply connections Refer to the following table and Figure 8 for the AD1240 preset model pin definitions Shielded cable is recommended for most applications with the AD1240 preset models Pin out Definition see Fig...

Page 13: ...appropriate driver or controller manual to identify the applicable AutoPan or Heater AUX wire for this connection 5 Slide female insert 6 into coupling ring 7 Press insert until the arms of the insert are locked into the coupling ring and the locking tabs are engaged in the coupling ring slots 6 Press O ring 8 over fully assembled female housing insert part 6 7 Slide and thread the jacket 5 onto c...

Page 14: ... body at delivery or are removed for any reason attach both to the main body bottom channel as shown in Figure 10 before mounting the AD1240 to a mounting bracket To attach the connection cable to the strain relief assembly 1 After wiring and assembly of the appropriate connector pages 7 9 connect the finished connector assembly to the rear panel connector of the AD1240 2 Feed each tie wrap throug...

Page 15: ...1240 CONNECTIONS TIE WRAPS AD1240 CONNECTOR A A A A CABLE CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY TIE WRAPS Figure 11 AD1240 Rear View Strain Relief Tie wrap Location Figure 12 AD1240 Bottom View Strain Relief Tie wrap Location ...

Page 16: ...cable connector pins Pan Left or Right and Tilt Up or Down Note DO NOT attempt to rotate or position either axis by hand as this will cause irreversible damage to the gears and transmission parts STRIKER ADJUSTMENT Set the limit striker arms for the desired angle of travel to suit the application For Preset models perform the Axis Alignment preceding paragraph prior to this adjustment 1 Push the a...

Page 17: ...ar Alignment Mark Preset models only Drive Motor Main Gear Tilt Axis Gearbox Alignment Mark Pan Axis Gearbox Alignment Mark Tilt Axis Limit Adjustment Pan Axis Limit Adjustment AAAAA AAAAA A A A A A Pan Axis Main Gear Alignment Mark Preset models only Tilt Axis Main Gear Alignment Mark 13 AD1240 SETUP Figure 13 AD1240 Front View with Cover Removed Figure 14 Limit Striker Boards Either Board Face V...

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Page 19: ...Typical System Connections ...

Page 20: ...COM AUX1 N O TILT POT SHIELD ZOOM POT FOCUS POT REF PAN2 POT PAN1 POT REF AUX1 N C AUX2 N O AUX2 COM J21 AD1641 RECEIVER Connectors 7 Pin Connector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 FOCUS ZOOM IRIS PAN RIGHT P T COMMON TILT UP P T COMMON TILT DOWN PAN LEFT ALARM 1 ALARM 2 COMMON J20 AD1240 24 PAN TILT Rear View C 2 ...

Page 21: ...40 24P PAN TILT Rear View AUX2 N C AUX1 COM AUX1 N O TILT POT SHIELD ZOOM POT FOCUS POT REF PAN2 POT PAN1 POT REF AUX1 N C AUX2 N O AUX2 COM J21 AD1641 RECEIVER Connectors FOCUS ZOOM IRIS PAN RIGHT P T COMMON TILT UP P T COMMON TILT DOWN PAN LEFT ALARM 1 ALARM 2 COMMON J20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 C 3 ...

Page 22: ...POT REF AUX1 N C AUX2 N O AUX2 COM J21 AD1641 RECEIVER Connectors 7 Pin Connector 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 FOCUS ZOOM IRIS PAN RIGHT P T COMMON TILT UP P T COMMON TILT DOWN PAN LEFT ALARM 1 ALARM 2 COMMON J20 AD1240 24A PAN TILT Rear View C 4 Note AD1641 must be setup for AutoPan using Aux 1 relay output The AC Common for this output is provided by the P T Common on J20 ...

Page 23: ...Index ...

Page 24: ...tallation 2 MAINTENANCE 1 Mounting 2 AD1240 to Mounting Bracket 2 Camera Housing to Side Mount Platform 4 Side Mount Platform to Main body 4 Optional Mounting Brackets 2 Pin Configuration Pre Position Model AD1240P 8 Standard Model AD1240 7 Pre Position Model AD1240P Connections 8 SETUP 12 AutoPan Setup 12 Axis Alignment 12 Limit Adjustment 12 Striker Adjustment 12 Switch Location 12 Shipping Cont...

Page 25: ...IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY PROBLEMS OPERATING THIS UNIT OR NEED ASSISTANCE CALL OUR TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AT within the United States 1 800 442 2225 outside the United States 914 624 7640 ...

Page 26: ...DIMENSIONS AD1240 BASE MOUNTING PLATE 5 51 140mm 7 55 191 8mm 7 59 192 75mm 0 67 17mm 5 67 144 0mm 0 79 20mm 0 39 10mm 0 18 4 5mm 1 10 28mm 0 26 6 5mm ...

Page 27: ...LATE 0 29 7 5mm 0 26 6 5mm 3 54 90mm 3 12 79 25mm 2 56 65mm 5mm 0 59 15mm 0 98 25mm 1 65 42mm 0 89 22 5mm 2 00 50 8mm 2 17 55mm 2 76 70mm Three 6 5mm holes Three 11mm holes 4 33 110mm One 11mm hole One 5mm hole Ten 4 5mm holes 3 35 85mm 5 38 136mm 4 53 115mm 5 127mm ...

Page 28: ...ad with Heater Option Mechanical Maximum Loading 45 lbs 20Kg Maximum Pan Rotation 359 Pan Speed 7 28 Sec Maximum Tilt Rotation 90 side mount Tilt Speed 3 64 Sec Backlash 0 2 Physical Weight 14 5 lbs 6 6Kg Overall Dimensions 8 3 H x 5 5 D x 13 2 W 210mm x 140mm x 336mm See inside rear cover for mounting dimensions Environmental Operating Temperature 4 F to 160 F 20 C to 71 C 40 F to 160 F 40 C to 7...

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