manualshive.com logo in svg

GE Interlogix CyberScout Compact Pan, User Manual

Share
Download
GE Interlogix CyberScout Compact Pan User Manual Download Page 13

CyberScout User Manual 

Installing the CyberScout 

 

 

1038864A / December 2002 

13 

Video, 
power, and 
control 
cables 

7) 

Pull the video, power, 
and control cables 
through the adapter’s 
cable entry hole. 

8) 

Fold the three flip tabs 
against the adapter. 

Flip tabs 

 

Figure 9.  Preparing adapter to go into ceiling 

Summary of Contents for CyberScout Compact Pan

Page 1: ...CyberScout Compact Pan Tilt Cameras ...

Page 2: ...pplication of any of the contents of this document For the latest product specifications visit GE Interlogix Kalatel division online at www kalatel com or contact your Kalatel sales representative For technical support before and after installation call 800 469 1676 Technical support is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week Call Tech Support 800 469 1676 6 A M 5 P M PST Monday through Friday Tech...

Page 3: ... 2 1 Flush Mount Adapter 11 2 2 2 Wall Mount Adapter 15 2 2 3 Surface Mount Adapter 17 2 3 MAKING CABLE CONNECTIONS 19 2 4 SETTING THE DATA TERMINATION SWITCH 20 2 5 INSTALLING THE PAN TILT ASSEMBLY 21 2 5 1 Flush Mount Adapter 21 2 5 2 Wall Mount Adapter 22 2 5 3 Surface Mount Adapter 23 2 6 APPLYING POWER TO THE CAMERA 24 2 7 SETTING THE SITE ADDRESS DIP SWITCH 25 2 8 CONNECTING THE TEMPORARY VI...

Page 4: ...864A December 2002 3 OPERATING THE CYBERSCOUT 31 3 1 KEYPAD OPERATION 31 3 1 1 Programming CyberScout Macros into the KTD 404 Keypad 31 3 2 STANDALONE OPERATION 36 4 TROUBLESHOOTING 39 WARRANTY AND RETURN INFORMATION 41 ADVANCE REPLACEMENT POLICY 41 ...

Page 5: ...erating maintaining and troubleshooting this product refer to this document and any other documentation provided If you still have questions contact Kalatel Technical Support GE Interlogix Kalatel division Call 800 469 1676 Fax 541 752 9096 Note You should be at the equipment ready with details before calling Technical Support Conventions Used in this Manual Boldface or button icons highlight comm...

Page 6: ...ur keypad s programming manual and section 3 1 Keypad Operation in this manual CyberScouts come in a variety of camera and dome options Please refer to the product brochure specification and catalog for details 1 2 OPERATION REQUIREMENTS CyberScouts can be operated with or without a keypad CyberScouts contain a built in receiver that decodes commands originating from a keypad From the keypad an op...

Page 7: ...era and blower At 24 VAC the CyberScout requires 6 VA of power Note CyberScouts do not require isolated power inputs 1 5 POWER CABLE SIZE AND LENGTH CAUTION Choose the proper gauge of the cable to supply 24 volts to the CyberScout An inadequate gauge will cause a voltage drop resulting in improper operation Table 1 provides the recommended cable lengths of varying wire gauges Table 1 Recommended m...

Page 8: ...ra and a camera shroud and a polycarbonate dome See Figure 2 Dome Figure 2 A complete CyberScout The method of installation depends on which mounting adapter is being used Installation involves securing the mounting adapter making the cable connections attaching the CyberScout setting the address DIP adjusting the camera and fastening the polycarbonate dome CAUTION For safety the hardware and proc...

Page 9: ...eo interconnect cables two Wall mount adapter RJ45 interconnect cable Optional torque head tamper resistant captive screws for dome ring Interface module 8 18 Type B self tapping screws for surface mount or conduit adapters Includes all mounting adapters one dome assembly and internal components Does not include the fasteners or secondary brackets needed to attach the CyberScout to a surface Figur...

Page 10: ...4 Loosen but do not remove the captive screws Separate the dome from the pan tilt assembly Separate the surface mount adapter from the pan tilt assembly Separate the flush mount adapter from the pan tilt assembly Figure 4 Separating the CyberScout assembly components 3 Set the parts aside in a safe accessible location where the dome will not get scratched ...

Page 11: ... mounting template provided to create the opening necessary to mount the adapter 2 Follow your local building codes for cutting the mounting hole in the mounting surface Figure 5 Marking the mounting template 3 Pull the video power and control cables out of the mounting surface and prepare the cables as shown They will connect to an interface module in later steps Video terminate with BNC connecto...

Page 12: ...to the ceiling s superstructure Figure 7 Attaching safety cable to ceiling s superstructure See Figures 8 and 9 and perform the following Safety cable Threaded fastener 5 Attach a threaded fastener not provided to the threaded hole in the top of the adapter Note The fastener should be an 8 32 UNC at least 3 8 inch 9 525 mm long 1 5 inch 38 1 mm max 6 Attach the adapter to the safety cable Adapter ...

Page 13: ...cout 1038864A December 2002 13 Video power and control cables 7 Pull the video power and control cables through the adapter s cable entry hole 8 Fold the three flip tabs against the adapter Flip tabs Figure 9 Preparing adapter to go into ceiling ...

Page 14: ... Place the adapter in the ceiling Ensure that it is level and align the adapter so that the mounting holes that mate with the pan tilt assembly position the camera s orientation marks toward the center of the desired pan arc Align the mounting holes Figure 10 Placing the adapter into the ceiling and leveling it Position the camera s orientation marks ...

Page 15: ... until the tabs open fully and the adapter sits flush against the ceiling Figure 11 Securing the flush mount adapter 2 2 2 WALL MOUNT ADAPTER 1 Use the mounting template provided to create the opening necessary to mount the adapter Ensure that it is level 2 Follow your local building codes for cutting the mounting hole in the mounting surface Figure 12 Marking the mounting template ...

Page 16: ...ardware and procedure used for securing the adapter must enable it to support at least 35 pounds 15 88 kg CAUTION To ensure the proper operation of the camera mount the unit level See Figure 14 and perform the following 4 Install the mounting hardware from which you ll hang the wall mount adapter 5 Pull the video power and control cables through the adapter s cable entry hole 6 Slide the adapter d...

Page 17: ...vel 2 Follow your local building codes for cutting the mounting hole in the mounting surface Figure 15 Marking the mounting template 3 Pull the video power and control cables out of the mounting surface and prepare the cables as shown They will connect to an interface module in later steps Video terminate with BNC connector RS422 control strip wire ends 24 VAC power strip wire ends Figure 16 Prepa...

Page 18: ...ON To ensure the proper operation of the camera mount the unit level See Figure 17 and perform the following 4 Pull the video power and control cables through the adapter s cable entry hole 5 Secure the adapter with the appropriate mounting hardware while ensuring that the adapter is level 6 Seal all mounting holes that could cause leaks into the mounting surface Figure 17 Installing the surface m...

Page 19: ...rough data OUT cable See the shaded cable in Figure 18 2 Connect the 24 VAC power cable 3 Connect the video interconnect cable Note The 2 pin plug and receptacle are keyed The plug must be completely pushed into the receptacle 4 Connect the video cable 5 Connect the RJ45 interconnect cable RS422 data OUT cable connection if used RS422 data IN cable connection 24 VAC power cable connection Video in...

Page 20: ...ch on the interface module RS422 termination is set to ON or OFF depending on whether the RS422 control cable for the CyberScout does or does not loop out to another camera Final receiver location Termination ON set in field Looping out to other cameras Termination OFF factory default Figure 19 ON and OFF RS422 termination switch positions on the interface module ...

Page 21: ...45 interconnect cable into the top of the pan tilt assembly 2 Carefully place the interface module and its connected cabling into the flush mount adapter while raising the pan tilt assembly 3 Place the pan tilt assembly in the flush mount adapter and secure it with three machine screws provided Note Ensure that the orientation marks that are located on the pan tilt raceway are facing toward the ce...

Page 22: ...e module and its connected cabling into the wall mount adapter while raising the pan tilt assembly 3 Align the pan tilt assembly with the adapter so that the camera s orientation marks face toward the center of the desired pan arc and away from the wall The marks are located on the pan tilt raceway 4 Place the pan tilt assembly in the wall mount adapter and secure it with three machine screws prov...

Page 23: ...adapter while raising the pan tilt assembly 3 Align the pan tilt assembly with the adapter so that the camera s orientation marks face toward the desired pan arc The marks are located on the pan tilt raceway 4 Place the pan tilt assembly in the surface mount adapter and secure it with three self tapping screws provided Note Before tightening the screws make sure that all three are engaged in the a...

Page 24: ...er 2002 2 6 APPLYING POWER TO THE CAMERA CAUTION Do not proceed to the site addressing or camera adjusting steps until the unit stops moving about three seconds It is initializing 1 Apply 24 VAC power to the camera 2 Wait until the unit stops moving It is initializing ...

Page 25: ...he CyberScout a site address in the Digiplex system To enter the receiver s site address on the DIP switch 1 Locate the DIP switch It protrudes through the side of the camera shroud Housing DIP switch Test video output connector Camera shroud Figure 24 DIP switch location 2 Determine which position values must be added together to equal the site number See examples below for details about setting ...

Page 26: ...he highest possible switch value from the difference until you have zero See the switch values right and examples 1 and 2 below Example 1 Site Address Switch Value Differ ence Switch ON 9 8 1 4 1 1 0 1 Example 2 Site Address Switch Value Differ ence Switch ON 723 512 211 10 211 128 83 8 83 64 19 7 19 16 3 5 3 2 1 2 1 1 0 1 Therefore for address 9 example 1 you would use switches 1 and 4 with value...

Page 27: ... 25 that protrudes through the side of the camera shroud in Figure 25 2 Insert the 2 pin plug of the video output cable in Figure 25 into the video output connector Note The 2 pin plug and receptacle are keyed The plug must be completely pushed into the receptacle to transmit video 3 Attach the video output cable to a monitor 4 Proceed to section 2 13 Adjusting the Camera 5 After the camera is adj...

Page 28: ...the zoom ring to set the desired zoom Note The zoom range is from 3 5 to 8 mm 3 Tighten the zoom ring thumbscrew 4 Loosen the focus ring thumbscrew 5 Turn the focus ring to set the desired focus 6 Tighten the focus ring thumbscrew Note To keep the camera in focus you might have to adjust the focus ring while you tighten the thumbscrew Zoom ring thumbscrew Focus ring thumbscrew Figure 26 Focusing t...

Page 29: ...s is set at the factory and should not require adjustment If it does see Figure 27 and perform the following 1 Loosen the set screw 2 Turn the lens to set the desired focus 3 Tighten the set screw Note To keep the camera in focus you might have to adjust the lens while you tighten the set screw Set screw Lens Figure 27 Focusing the 4 mm fixed focal lens ...

Page 30: ...tional torx head tamper resistant captive screws provided Dome with factory installed screws Optional tamper resistant torx head screws screwdriver bit included Figure 28 Optional dome screws 2 Lift the dome up to the pan tilt assembly and secure it with the three dome ring screws Tighten the screws until snug Lifting dome Tightening screws Figure 29 Attaching the dome ...

Page 31: ...e The CyberScout has 64 presets 0 63 Table 2 Keypad specific CyberScout functions Keypad Function KTD 400 KTD 404 KTD 405 CBR KB3 J ShadowTour Programming not available but operation available Refer to your keypad s manual Requires a macro See section 3 1 1 Programming a Macro Request new firmware for keypad Not available Recalibration Not available Requires a macro See section 3 1 1 Programming a...

Page 32: ...shooting for the proper use of the recalibration macro Note CyberScouts should not be recalibrated unless it is necessary Refer to section 4 Troubleshooting to learn when to recalibrate your CyberScout To program CyberScout macros first add macro functionality to the keypad 1 Remove the four screws from the bottom of the keypad and carefully open the keypad Do not pull on the cabling that connects...

Page 33: ...to change no settings PROGRAM KEYS 0 NO 1 YES SEQ NEXT Figure 32 Program keys display 4 At the key select display press the key that you want to reprogram as the macro key You can choose any key except the seq set and number keys PRESS KEY TO PROGRAM SEQ EXIT Figure 33 Key select display 5 At the change key assignment display use the joystick to scroll up and down through the list of commands unti...

Page 34: ...NEXT Figure 36 Program macro display 8 At the enter macro number display assign your new macro a macro number by pressing a number key 0 9 Note Pressing the seq key returns you to the key select display ENTER MACRO NUMBER 0 9 SEQ EXIT Figure 37 Enter macro number display 9 At the step assignment display use the joystick to scroll left right up and down to enter a macro s command string Enter the s...

Page 35: ...r seq keys to return to the normal operating display Pressing the 1 key takes you back to the enter macro number display From there you can enter another number and proceed to the step assignment display to program another of your 10 available macros PROGRAM ANOTHER MACRO 0 NO 1 YES SEQ NEXT Figure 39 Program another macro display Your new macro is now available for use ...

Page 36: ...re 40 Standalone DIP switches To program standalone operation 1 Remove the dome Refer to section 2 9 2 Attaching the Dome and reverse the procedure given 2 Find the DIP switch It protrudes through the side of the camera shroud CAUTION After the last DIP switch is reset in the steps below do not interrupt the movement of the camera It is initializing Wait for the camera to stop moving about three s...

Page 37: ...ra shroud and turn it so you can access the DIP switch CAUTION After the last DIP switch is reset in the steps below do not interrupt the movement of the camera It is initializing Wait for the camera to stop moving about three seconds 2 Reset the switches to the new autopan settings See Figure 41 and Figure 42 3 Let go of the camera shroud and keep hands and tools away from it until the unit stops...

Page 38: ...st three switches on the DIP LLLxxxxxx Second three switches on the DIP xxxRRRxxx Longest pan arc 000000TTT Sample programmable arc 011010TTT Shortest pan arc 111111TTT Forward facing camera position OFF camera s rearmost positions Travel limit the camera does not pass through this point Figure 42 Pan positions ...

Page 39: ...to the digital recorder manual Note If the problem occurs while using zone control with the KTD 405 keypad refer to the appendix in the keypad s manual that provides the correct zone receiver site addresses 2 Incorrect data line connections Check the wiring of the RS422 data lines Was polarity observed while connecting the wires to the interface module If it was needed was the loop through data OU...

Page 40: ...eypad or new firmware for the KTD 405 keypad Note There is no recalibration function from the KTD 400 or CBR KB3 J keypads If recalibrating the unit does not restore full control check for broken or disconnected wires or cables Camera not viewing the center of the desired pan movement Incorrect orientation of pan tilt assembly Reorient the pan tilt assembly so that the orientation marks point towa...

Page 41: ... parts labor and shipping Labor will be billed in half hour increments Note Customers requesting an estimate prior to repair will be notified by phone If they cannot be reached they will be notified by fax If we are unable to reach the contact person for repair authorization after one phone attempt and two fax attempts the equipment will be returned without being repaired We will hold equipment no...

Page 42: ......

Page 43: ......

Page 44: ......

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands