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MIC1-440 

Explosion Proof CCTV Camera System

 

 

 

Instruction Manual

 

 

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Unit 1, Taplins Court 

Church Lane, Hartley Wintney 

Hants, RG27 8XU

 

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MIC1-440 Instruction Manual                   Page 1 of 43                           Issue 2 

Summary of Contents for MIC1-440

Page 1: ...its affiliates shall be liable to the purchaser of this product or third parties for damages losses cost or expenses incurred by the purchaser or third parties as a result of accident misuse or abuse...

Page 2: ...nnection 10 Terminal box indicators 10 Commissioning the camera using camset 11 Camera preset commands 20 Maintenance 21 Technical Specifications 21 Appendix A Connecting Mic1 440 for testing purposes...

Page 3: ...relevant local and national standards There are no user serviceable parts and on line maintenance is not required for this product Inspection and maintenance of this equipment must be carried out by s...

Page 4: ...posed parts Aluminium BS EN755 1997 6082T6 Stainless Steel BS EN10088 No 1 4404 If the equipment is likely to come into contact with aggressive substances then it is the responsibility of the user to...

Page 5: ...ositions are suitable to ensure the unit can be securely mounted Ensure that all fastenings are secure before leaving installation Use only the power sources indicated in this user guide Ensure that t...

Page 6: ...es not roll off the working surface on to your feet Check that the packaging included the following parts MIC 440 12 Way cable connector EExd Barrier Gland of correct size and rating to match cable se...

Page 7: ...cables Ensure there is some slack cable in the connector box then tighten up and seal the EExd barrier gland as per the instructions included with the gland The unit with the cable tail is now ready...

Page 8: ...ing bracket Ensure the bolts are tight Earthing the camera The camera and camera housing are electrically isolated so it is important to make sure that a good safety earth is connected This safety ear...

Page 9: ...cond isolated power supply for driving various option cards E g Washer drive card 8 channel alarm input card which includes the washer drive circuit Screw termination of all cables into and out of the...

Page 10: ...era unit 12v DC power is generated by a second Power supply on the PCB which is fed to CN2 to drive the ancillary cards that can be fitted to the power supply e g washer drive card and 8 channel alarm...

Page 11: ...must be that mapped by windows for the USB to RS232 port usually Comm3 or Comm4 Once selected the programme is ready to receive messages from the camera A camera power on reset should put a start up...

Page 12: ...ra All Preset and camera commands function boxes on the CamSet programme should be self explanatory To make the camera move the SPEED box is preset to a value of 50 Max speed 255 min speed 1 Using the...

Page 13: ...power drawn by the Pan axis servo to make the motor move at the required speed The actual power being shown by the Pan PWM 53 The blue trace represents the Tilt position and is driven by the readout...

Page 14: ...t can be switched on or off by telemetry WashWipe On Off If selected to On a wash preset position can be learned by pointing the camera at the washer nozzle and setting Wash position When the Wash but...

Page 15: ...Other functions Digital Zoom On Off sets the availability of Digital zoom permanently This function can only be changed from this point Auto Flip On Off allows the camera to pan 180 degrees when mount...

Page 16: ...to preset positions This can happen if a preset position has been loaded by the control system that is outside the normal preset working range The two numeric boxes can be used to set the lower and up...

Page 17: ...ns NOTE Warning The cam baud toggle button causes the camera to change from its default operating baud rate of 9600 to 4800 Having selected this button all comms to the camera will be lost until CamSe...

Page 18: ...following files should appear in this directory SonySet10 exe MSCOMM32 OCX Sonysetdefault txt SonySet is continually being updated and as a result programmes later than Sonyset10 may now be available...

Page 19: ...utton At manufacture the camera is preloaded with the defaultsetup txt Camera presets These provide the following camera functions Preset 1 240 Back light compensation on Preset 2 241 Back light compe...

Page 20: ...hutter 1 shutter set iris reset iris 1 iris 1 iris set gain reset gain 1 gain 1 gain set bright reset bright 1 bright 1 bright set exposure comp reset exposure comp 1 exposure comp 1 exposure comp set...

Page 21: ...losion Proof rated to EExD IIC T6 ATEX 94 9 EC Annex III Fitted with 12mm tempered glass window Weight 15 kg Height 55 cm Width 30 cm Depth 20 cm Power Supply Power Requirement Less than 20W Max 10W n...

Page 22: ...5 Blue TXA DATA IN 3 6 Violet TXB The connections can be tested by selecting the DETECT button in CamSet and checking to see if the window below this button displays the address and software version...

Page 23: ...se wire HD4 DIP switch Setting K2 ADE RS422 Colours Connection Sw 1 OFF Pin 3 White RXB Sw 2 OFF Pin 8 Yellow RXA Sw 3 OFF Pin 5 Screen 0v Sw 4 ON Pin 2 Blue TXA Sw 5 OFF Pin 7 Violet TXB Sw 6 ON With...

Page 24: ...stem is shown in Fig 1 To ensure the best performance out of the system the twisted pair cable should be terminated at both extreme ends Typical termination resistances of 120 Ohms should be used No o...

Page 25: ...In this mode the camera simply accepts and obeys commands received There is no return telemetry and therefore no confirmation to the control equipment that the telemetry command got through As a resul...

Page 26: ...CE_PRESET Learn preset 205 AUTOHOME_OFF_PRESET Learn preset 206 MULTI_ALARM_ON_PRESET Learn preset 207 MULTI_ALARM_OFF_PRESET Learn preset 208 NOTE Set this AND AUTO_ALARM on to activate MULTI ALARM 1...

Page 27: ...SET5 go to preset 244 default frame integration 24 fps CAMERA_COMMAND_PRESET6 go to preset 245 default frame integration 12 fps CAMERA_COMMAND_PRESET7 go to preset 246 default frame integration 6 fps...

Page 28: ...int 6 fps 14 re program 1 15 pan reverse 16 auto alarm goto preset 49 on alarm open 17 on start sequence 17 off program short fast seq 1 to 5 every 5 seconds 18 on program short med seq 1 to 5 every 1...

Page 29: ...3 off 74 frame int 6 fps on 75 off 76 re program 1 77 78 pan reverse on 79 off 80 auto alarm on 81 off 82 start seq 83 short fast 84 short med 85 short slow 86 long fast 87 long med 88 long slow 89 90...

Page 30: ...and 116 Reverse Pan directions for upside down mount Learn preset 117 IR mode Learn presets 118 and 119 Softstop Learn Preset 120 121 Non Dwell zone Learn Preset 122 123 Auto low light mode Learn pres...

Page 31: ...1 To clear softstops learn 90 then 91 Non Dwell zone To set top left zone position camera and learn preset 92 To set bottom right zone position camera and learn preset 93 To clear softstops learn 92 t...

Page 32: ...top left learn preset 120 bottom right learn preset 121 Non Dwell top left learn preset 122 bottom right learn preset 123 Reset presets Learn Preset 99 Pan reverse Learn preset 128 For use with ADPRO...

Page 33: ...ome NONDWELL_TOP_LEFT_PRESET 42 NONDWELL_BOTTOM_RIGHT_PRESET 43 To clear the dwell zone learn presets 42 then 43 without moving the dome There are six independent tours Switch the current tour by lear...

Page 34: ...e camera presets programmed with the SonySet program To activate the programmed setups GOTO these presets CAMERA_COMMAND_PRESET1 80 CAMERA_COMMAND_PRESET2 81 CAMERA_COMMAND_PRESET3 82 CAMERA_COMMAND_P...

Page 35: ...SET TOUR5 PRESET Learn Preset 54 SET TOUR6 PRESET Learn Preset 55 AUTOALARM ON Learn Preset 56 AUTOALARM OFF Learn Preset 57 AutoAlarm goes to preset position 43 AUTO LOWLIGHT ON Learn Preset 58 AUTO...

Page 36: ...y another preset The second preset is the scan speed The speed range is 1 to 40 SCAN SPEED SET Learn Preset 95 To start a scan GOTO preset 99 To start a frame scan 5 sec dwell at each end GOTO preset...

Page 37: ...VED REPAIR CENTRES REPAIR CENTRE ADDRESS TELEPHONE E MAIL ADDRESS FV CCTV LTD Unit 1 Taplins Court Church Lane Hartley Wintney Hants RG27 8XU 0870 0113131 SALES FVCCTV CO UK MIC1 440 Instruction Manua...

Page 38: ...ite Cable Length to be specified P no FVCC Item 04 Exd Cable Gland Hawke type 501 421 0 M20 P no G1 Exd Size O Supplied loose Item 05 Junction Box Exd supplied loose P No JB EExd Item 06 Exd Barrier G...

Page 39: ...453 RAC 0 M20 P no G2 Exd Size O Supplied loose Item 03 Composite Cable Length to be specified P no FVACC Item 04 Exd Cable Gland Hawke type 501 453 RAC 0 M20 P no G2 Exd Size O Supplied loose Item 05...

Page 40: ...04 P no FVFC04 Item 04 Exd Cable Gland KOPEX type HAM 0404 P no G3 Exd Supplied loose Item 05 Junction Box Exd supplied loose P No JB EExd Item 06 Exd Barrier Glands not supplied P no To be selected b...

Page 41: ...DRAWINGS Fig 1 Four wire full duplex RS422 operation Fig 2 Two wire half duplex RS485 operation Fig 3 Two wire simplex RS485 operation MIC1 440 Instruction Manual Page 41 of 43 Issue 2...

Page 42: ...Fig 5 Forward Vision CCTV terminal box layout showing space where washer card is fitted MIC1 440 Instruction Manual Page 42 of 43 Issue 2...

Page 43: ...Fig 6 Terminal Box Schematic MIC1 440 Instruction Manual Page 43 of 43 Issue 2...

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