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INDEX – EX40

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Description..................................................1
Unpacking...................................................2
Parts List.....................................................2
Items Required for Installation ....................2
Initial Preparations ......................................3
Guidelines...................................................3

Section 1. Dome Removal ..........................4

Section 2. Input Power Connections ...........6

Section 3. Mounting - Camera Base ...........8

Section 4. Adjustments ............................. 14

Section 5. Camera Re-Assembly.............. 21

Section 6. Troubleshooting Guide............. 23

Section 7. Template – Mounting Holes ..... 25

Section 8. General Specifications ............. 26

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Summary of Contents for EX40

Page 1: ...EX40 Ultra Vandal Proof Dome Camera INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS MAN 40 01 ...

Page 2: ... 7 Do not install near any heat sources where the temperature goes above the product rating 8 Protect the cabling from being walked on or pinched particularly at connection points and where they exit from the apparatus 9 Only use accessories specified by the manufacturer 10 Disconnect this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time if precautions are not taken to pre...

Page 3: ...icing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in a way such as internal wiring is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped ...

Page 4: ...Audio Video and Similar Electronic Apparatus Safety Requirements This Product Has Been Certified By CSA International To Include the Health Care Facility Requirements Of UL 2044 This installation should be made by a qualified service person and conform to all local codes Bosch will not be responsible for injuries or damages resulting from the improper installation or use of any camera sold by Bosc...

Page 5: ...ver there is no guarantee that interference will not occur on a particular installation If the device does cause interference to radio or television reception the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 Fit Ferrite beads on all cable to and from the power supply box within the box walls 2 Route the composite cable between the camera and the ...

Page 6: ...itial Preparations 3 Guidelines 3 Section 1 Dome Removal 4 Section 2 Input Power Connections 6 Section 3 Mounting Camera Base 8 Section 4 Adjustments 14 Section 5 Camera Re Assembly 21 Section 6 Troubleshooting Guide 23 Section 7 Template Mounting Holes 25 Section 8 General Specifications 26 ...

Page 7: ...inum housing CNC machined from a billet with an impact resistant polycarbonate dome and locking retaining ring make it extremely rugged and weather tight For viewing adjustment the CCD Camera Lens Assembly can be fully rotated using a unique Pan Tilt Twist PTT mounting bracket A voltage regulator circuit allows for 12V DC or 24V AC operation and a range in between also providing protection from vo...

Page 8: ...page of this booklet for contact numbers PARTS LIST items supplied with unit EX40 Camera Assembly half tint dome bubble installed Clear dome bubble spare Installation Instructions booklet Plastic bag containing a hex key and one NPT plug wrapped with Teflon tape Desiccant pack for moisture absorption do not remove ITEMS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION not supplied with unit Philips Robertson screwdriver...

Page 9: ... advisable to check the camera s operation before installation ESD protection Cameras and circuit boards are sensitive electronic components It is recommended to wear a ground strap to ground any static charge Alternative touch a grounded metal plate for at least a minute before proceeding with any disassembly GUIDELINES The installation of the EX40 camera is explained in Sections 1 to 5 listed be...

Page 10: ...otrude by 1 8 3mm in order for the ring to be rotated Refer to Figure 1 1 on page 5 Step 1 1 Place the camera on a flat surface Step 1 2 Press firmly on the dome with one hand and rotate the retaining ring in a counter clockwise direction with the other hand Push against the protruding setscrews with a finger to rotate the ring Do not use a screwdriver or other metal device Step 1 3 Remove the dom...

Page 11: ...5 FIGURE 1 1 Dome Removal Set Screws Retaining Ring Loosen or tighten ring Dome Camera Base ...

Page 12: ...oard VRB for 24V AC or 12V DC operation with no change to the polarity of the wires The VRB connects to the Camera See Figure 2 1 on page 7 NOTE For DC input the input voltage range is 10 8V DC to 26 4V DC The recommended input current from the power supply should be approximately 1 Amp For AC input the input voltage range is 10 8V AC to 26 4V AC The recommended input current from the power supply...

Page 13: ...7 Power IN Power OUT to camera from supply FIGURE 2 1 12V 24V AC DC Electrically Isolated Power Board VRB ...

Page 14: ... could be exceeded See page 25 Caution Ensure the selected location is protected from falling objects accidental contact with moving objects and unintentional interference from personnel Follow all applicable building codes The following installation guidelines must be followed Installation should only be performed by skilled personnel Locate the camera such that it cannot be easily interfered wit...

Page 15: ... other mounting kits The mounting holes are configured for a single gang electrical box or a round ceiling electrical box See page 25 for the mounting hole diagram The housing can also be mounted to any flat surface Step 3 1 Once the mounting location has been selected determine if the video and the power input wires should enter the housing through either the side or the bottom For ease of re ass...

Page 16: ...icone to prevent moisture penetration Step 3 3 For bottom wiring entry feed the wires through the hole in the base and connect them as per Figure 3 2 on page 12 Close the side hole with the supplied NPT plug Step 3 4 Mount the camera base A mounting hole template has been provided on page 25 for this procedure Step 3 5 Seal all holes in the neoprene pad and around the NPT plug with silicone to pre...

Page 17: ...and all other wires are tucked into an area of the camera base where no damage can occur to any electrical parts FIGURE 3 1 Side Entry Wiring Connections Camera Lens and PTT Assembly are not shown for clarity reasons BNC Connector Video Cable Electrical Conduit VRB Power Input Cable Power Cable to Camera Board ...

Page 18: ...plug NOTE Make sure the BNC connector and all other wires are tucked into an area of the camera base where no damage can occur to any electrical parts FIGURE 3 2 Bottom Entry Wiring Connections Camera Lens and PTT Assembly are not shown for clarity reasons BNC Connector Power Input Cable VRB Video Cable Power Cable to Camera Board ...

Page 19: ...rea around the mounting screws should be sealed with silicone to prevent water or moisture from entering into the unit Conduits and Connectors The conduits and connectors connecting to the housing should be sealed with silicone to prevent water and moisture from entering into the unit Mounting Hole Mounting Bolt Seal area around mounting hole and bolt with silicone Housing Seal conduit connector c...

Page 20: ...les can be achieved through a combination of adjustments available on the PTT bracket If the lens touches the dome loosen the side adjustment knobs and slide the camera lens assembly away from the dome see Figure 4 2 on page 16 The camera and PTT bracket can also be rotated horizontally see Figure 4 3 on page 17 The camera alignment can be adjusted by twisting the PTT disc see Figure 4 4 on page 1...

Page 21: ...15 FIGURE 4 1 Camera Lens Directional Alignment ...

Page 22: ... angle The adjustment knobs are also used to position the lens for proximity to the dome See Figure 4 3 on page 17 for lens rotational adjustment FIGURE 4 2 Directional Adjustment Tilt and Vertical Base PTT Bracket PTT Locking Knob Vertical Adjustment Lens Tilt Adjustment Adjustment Knobs 2 VRB ...

Page 23: ... the desired position and re tighten the bolt and locking knob The Camera Assembly can also be moved along the linear axis by this method The complete directional adjustment must be done in conjunction with Figure 4 2 on page 16 FIGURE 4 3 Directional Adjustment Rotation Camera Rotation Locking Knob Linear Adjustment PTT Bracket Base ...

Page 24: ...nitor is not aligned DO NOT touch the camera lens during this adjustment Grip the Camera board between thumb and finger Rotate the disc until the image is correctly shown on a monitor FIGURE 4 4 Camera Twist Adjustment Camera Board VRB PTT Bracket Disc Rotation ...

Page 25: ...d for image focus The set screw marked T W is used for telephoto or wide angle settings Re tighten the set screws after zoom focus adjustments have been completed FIGURE 4 5 Lens Zoom Focus Adjustment Loosen this set screw for Zoom adjustments Loosen this set screw for Focus adjustments ...

Page 26: ... focusing For camera with vari focal lens the camera should be focused with the lens iris fully opened to simulate the worst possible depth of field Using a Neutral Density filter or Infra Red Pass filter will ensure the iris is fully open for correct setup and adjustment Note that statement above is applicable only for Day Night or IR version cameras ...

Page 27: ...red dome bubble half tint or clear Gently press the camera dome in place Move the retaining ring over the dome Step 5 3 Use the protruding set screws in the retaining ring to carefully rotate the ring clockwise until it is slightly snug but not so tight that the ring cannot rotate further Step 5 4 Press firmly on the dome and rotate the retaining ring until one of the set screws aligns with the ad...

Page 28: ...22 Rotate to tighten FIGURE 5 1 Camera Re Assembly The Camera Lens and PTT Assemblies are not shown for clarity purposes Retaining Ring Camera Base Dome Adhesive Dot Set Screws ...

Page 29: ... to AC check input voltage range of 10 8 26 4V Measure the voltage and current at the Input Power Cable The current should be 02A and 1 0A Determine if wiring polarity at Video Connector terminal block is correct Check the cable and BNC connector If still no video connect the camera directly to the monitor Check the video signal If okay the problem is with the interconnections If still no video co...

Page 30: ...d terminated with 75 ohms at each end Make sure the video cables are similar types Check connections Relocate or replace the power supply Ensure all openings are sealed with silicone and dome is aligned properly Ensure product was not installed during high humidity and that the desiccant pack has not been removed Check the coax cable shield is not touching ground e g at couplings Check video polar...

Page 31: ...25 7 TEMPLATE MOUNTING HOLES ...

Page 32: ... 1 V p p 75 Ohm Operational Range 40 C to 60 C Humidity Range Up to 85 relative Power Supply 12V 24V AC DC 10W Max Dome Polycarbonate Base Retaining Ring CNC Aluminum Anodized Dimensions 4 6 118mm dia 3 92 100mm ht Weight 1 3 lbs 610g Specifications Subject to Change without Notice ...

Page 33: ...27 NOTES ...

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