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COMMISSIONING – Panomera® S Series | REV. 1.0.1 | © 2020 Dallmeier 

Mechanical Data (Continuation)

IP rating

IP66

Dimensions

See chapter “Dimensions” on page 64.

Weight

Depending on the model; see product 
specification of your Panomera® model.

Environmental Conditions

Suitable  
installation sites

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Indoor

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Outdoor

Operating temperature

−40 °C to +60 °C / −40 °F to 140 °F  
(minimum start-up temperature: −30 °C/−22 °F)
Heater  On:  <  +10 °C/50 °F
Heater  Off:  >  +10 °C/50 °F

Relative humidity

0% – 90% RH, non-condensing

Additional Features

Ambient light sensor

Mechanically removable 
infrared(IR)-cut filter 

Yes (per each lens)

Approvals/Certifications

Type

CE, DIN EN 50130-4 compliant

The technical product specification (basic data) in this document is 
based on the information at the time of this document’s compilation.  
Detailed information and possible updates can be found in the 
currently valid product specification of your Panomera® model at 
www.dallmeier.com.

Summary of Contents for Panomera S Series

Page 1: ...008035 REV 1 0 1 2020 07 24 COMMISSIONING S Series...

Page 2: ...llowing owners Google and Google Chrome of Google Inc headquartered in Mountain View California USA JavaScript of Oracle Corporation and or its affiliates headquartered in Redwood Shores California US...

Page 3: ...3 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier...

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Page 5: ...medies at High Ambient Temperatures 17 Formation of Condensation 18 7 Requirements 20 Ambient Conditions 20 Earthing Grounding 21 Power Supply 22 8 Maintenance Inspection and Cleaning 23 9 Limits of t...

Page 6: ...documentation for the device consists of various documents which are provided in printed and or digital form as for example via the website www dallmeier com Read the complete product documentation fo...

Page 7: ...tem integrators installa tion contractors of video security surveillance systems Configuration The document entitled Configuration contains detailed information con cerning the configuration of the de...

Page 8: ...death or serious injury WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoid...

Page 9: ...instructions one after the other in the sequence de scribed Expressions in quotation marks usually refer to individual components of the device housing parts mounting elements connections interfaces e...

Page 10: ...evice pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equip...

Page 11: ...of electrical appliances Periodic inspection on electrical appliances General requirements for electrical safety Regulations The use of video and audio security surveillance systems is in general stri...

Page 12: ...om for the latest product documentation updates Condensation If the device is brought from a cold to a warm environment resulting condensation may cause malfunctions and damage In this case wait until...

Page 13: ...Device If objects or liquids get into the device immediately interrupt the power supply to the device e g switch off the corresponding circuit breaker Contact the sales partner responsible for your a...

Page 14: ...I 810 3 Safety at Productions and Events Loads Suspended above Persons Hexagon socket screw key size 5 Product documentation The scope of delivery may differ depending on the ordered equipment device...

Page 15: ...ure heat and cold Warranty The terms and conditions valid at the time the contract was signed shall apply Appropriate Use The cameras of the Panomera S Series are multifocal sensor systems for highly...

Page 16: ...istorted The device is equipped with Automatic Gain Control AGC In low light conditions the image may be altered e g noise This is not a malfunction The video image quality depends on the lighting con...

Page 17: ...to the following factors Heat Haze Remedy No remedy for this situation possible High Brightness Level 50k 100k lux Remedy Enable the Auto contrast function for all sensors via the WebConfig user inte...

Page 18: ...e outside of the housing as well as inside the device In this case wait until the temperature of the device will have slowly adapted to the ambient temperature prior to commissioning Pressure Equaliza...

Page 19: ...n on the inner surface of the front glass as well as on the front glass elements of the built in lenses In this case activate the integrated heater manually via the WebConfig user interface of the Pan...

Page 20: ...longer period of time high heat radiation e g radiator improper ambient temperatures nearby strong radiation sources e g radio transmitters magnetic fields corrosive gases and liquids e g salt water...

Page 21: ...olt ages electrical surges as well as malfunctions due to electromagnetic interferences EMI Carry out all protective measures for a standard compliant earthing grounding and a correct lightning protec...

Page 22: ...ip ment may only be carried out by qualified personnel and in a voltage free state verify the absence of voltage Carry out all protective measures for a standard compliant earthing grounding of the de...

Page 23: ...repair work on the device may only be carried out in a voltage free state verify the absence of voltage The maintenance inspection and repair of the device may only be carried out by qualified person...

Page 24: ...cleaning cloths glasses cleaning cloths abrasive paper towels or cloths with seams buttons plastic or metal parts Only use the cleaning components recommended by Dallmeier special glass cleaner and c...

Page 25: ...to the calibration of the module transitions each Panomera mod ule has to be optimally focused For this use the Lens Control dialog in the WebConfig user interface of the respective Panomera camera mo...

Page 26: ...rrying capacity of the supporting structure ceiling wall To mount the optionally available Mountera Wall Bracket or Mountera Ceiling Bracket only use screws and if necessary dowels that are suitable f...

Page 27: ...device can be mounted on either the optionally available Mountera Wall Bracket or the Mountera Ceiling Bracket The individual mounting steps differ only marginally In the following the mounting of th...

Page 28: ...REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Place the device in its original packaging on a level clean and stable surface Open the device packaging Be careful not to damage the original packaging for future transpor ta...

Page 29: ...29 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Carefully pull the top foam insert out of the packaging Fig 6...

Page 30: ...ies REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Carefully pull the device by its plastic handle red out of the pack aging The bottom foam insert has to be lifted out together with the device and must not be removed from...

Page 31: ...cation and place it together with the bottom foam insert on a level clean and stable surface The bottom foam insert is necessary to prevent the bottom side of the housing from being damaged or scratch...

Page 32: ...meier Remove the carrying handle by first bending it slightly apart from one side with your hands and then pulling it off completely Fig 9 Separate the two halves of the remaining cap and then remove...

Page 33: ...33 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 11 Place the individual parts of the plastic handle back into the original packaging of the device for later reuse...

Page 34: ...34 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 12 Attach the supplied flexible rubber sleeve bellows from the accessory box to the connecting plate of the Mountera Quick Lock System...

Page 35: ...OMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 13 Make sure that the rubber sleeve is correctly seated on all sides to prevent any moisture dust and dirt from penetrating the device later...

Page 36: ...V 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 14 Make sure that the locking screw of the Mountera Quick Lock System is fully open turned in counterclockwise direction For this purpose use the supplied hexagon socket scr...

Page 37: ...e device with the safety cable coming out of the bracket at the provided safety cable fixation point on the outside of the housing secondary safety component as shown in Fig 15 in order to pre vent th...

Page 38: ...omera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Before assembling the device to the bracket hold the device so that the adjusting screw of the Mountera Plug is aligned with the lock ing screw of the bracket F...

Page 39: ...straight run the cables coming from the bracket along the rear side of the device Insert the Mountera Plug into the Mountera Lock until the spring mechanism inside the bracket locks into place make su...

Page 40: ...s REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 18 Secure the Mountera Quick Lock System by turning the locking screw of the bracket fully in clockwise direction For this purpose use the supplied hexagon socket screw...

Page 41: ...41 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 19 Open the rubber protective cover captive of the housing cover locking screw...

Page 42: ...42 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Loosen the housing cover locking screw in counterclockwise direc tion with the supplied hexagon socket screw key size 5 Fig 20...

Page 43: ...43 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 21 Turn the housing cover lock ring in counterclockwise direction as far as it will go...

Page 44: ...44 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 22 Open the housing cover first lift the cover slightly and then slide it carefully backwards and downwards...

Page 45: ...the safety cable through the cable entry as shown in Fig 23 Secure the device with the safety cable coming out of the bracket at the provided safety cable fixation point inside the housing secondary s...

Page 46: ...46 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Close the housing cover Turn the housing cover lock ring in clockwise direction as far as it will go Fig 24...

Page 47: ...a S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Tighten the housing cover locking screw in clockwise direction with the supplied hexagon socket screw key size 5 Close the rubber protective cover of the housing co...

Page 48: ...e 54 Connect the used power supply unit to the mains socket The device starts and is ready for operation after a few minutes Check the live image of the Panomera master module on a monitor If necessar...

Page 49: ...Dallmeier Turn the locking screw of the ball head with the supplied hexagon socket screw key size 5 in counterclockwise direction beyond a noticeable end stop until you can tilt the device with your...

Page 50: ...COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Fig 28 Tilt the device in the required vertical direction observe the recom mended tilt angle in the product specification of your Panomera mod...

Page 51: ...ke sure that horizontal lines in the captured scene are not tilted in the image to avoid misaligned module transitions later on check the live image of the Panomera master module on a monitor or use a...

Page 52: ...52 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier Finally tighten the locking screw of the ball head in clockwise direction Fig 30...

Page 53: ...l the flexible rubber sleeve bellows over the ring provided on the top of the housing Make sure that the rubber sleeve is correctly seated on all sides to prevent any moisture dust and dirt from getti...

Page 54: ...r Fig 32 11 Connections and Pin Assignment Important information on the earthing grounding connection can be found in the section Earthing Grounding on page 21 LAN 2 Power In Earthing Grounding LAN 1...

Page 55: ...In HARTING connector Pin No Assignment Wire Color No Power Cable 1 GND Camera black 2 48V DC Camera black 3 48V DC Heater black 4 GND Heater black Functional Earth green yellow Fig 34 Power cable 5 c...

Page 56: ...with SMAVIA Viewing Client the client PC must meet the following system requirements System Requirements Minimum Operating system OS Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64 bit with latest service pack Pr...

Page 57: ...er settings JavaScript enabled Configuration Steps The configuration of the Panomera multifocal sensor system in conjunction with systems for the recording SMAVIA Recording Server and display evalu at...

Page 58: ...stem via the Ethernet if necessary con tact your network administrator for more information and assistance Start the web browser Enter the IP address of your Panomera multifocal sensor system master m...

Page 59: ...nt user name admin The default password is the complete serial number of the device The serial number is printed on the type plate of the device and can also be determined using the Dallmeier software...

Page 60: ...name of the factory default administrator account is admin Enter your login credentials Click OK After the successful login the graphical user interface of the configuration mode is displayed Configu...

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Page 62: ...E Out 30W IEEE 802 at 100Mbps service port Electrical Data Voltage supply Camera 48V DC 5 Heater 48V DC 5 Power consumption camera Depending on the model see information on the product rating plate of...

Page 63: ...art up temperature 30 C 22 F Heater On 10 C 50 F Heater Off 10 C 50 F Relative humidity 0 90 RH non condensing Additional Features Ambient light sensor 1 Mechanically removable infrared IR cut filter...

Page 64: ...64 COMMISSIONING Panomera S Series REV 1 0 1 2020 Dallmeier 14 Dimensions Fig 35 331mm 13 0 441 mm 17 4 348mm 13 7 86 mm 348mm 13 7 183 mm 7 2 269 mm 10 6 3 4...

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