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Housing Installation

CyberDome Series Installation Manual

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A06-8SG0/B/April2006/1033921C

CAUTION!

For safety, the hardware and procedure used
for securing the CyberMount must allow it to
support a minimum of a 35 lb (15.88 kg) load.

Step 5)

Prepare the mounting holes in
accordance with the type of sur-
face (concrete, wood, etc.) and
fasteners used. See 

Figure 22

.

NOTE: Mounting fasteners are not
included.

Next, wire and mount the interface module.

There are two versions of the CyberMount interface module depending on whether video is
being sent via coaxial cable (CyberMount Coaxial Interface Module) or unshielded twisted-pair
wire (CyberMount UTP Interface Module).

NOTE: When using the CyberMount UTP Interface Module, the unshielded twisted-pair video and
RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket, but must remain as separate twisted pairs.

Step 10)

Prepare the cables as shown in 

Figure 23

.

Figure 22. Minimum Load Requirement for the
CyberMount

Step 6)

Drill a pass-through hole in the wall for cable entry, if one does not already exist.

Step 7)

Pull the video, 24VAC, and RS422 cables from inside the wall through the
CyberMount cable-entry hole. Cut the cables to a length of no shorter than 7 in.
(17.78 cm).

Step 8)

Securely mount the CyberMount to the wall with the appropriate fasteners. See

Figure 22

.

Step 9)

Properly seal all mounting holes that could cause leaks into the mounting sur-
face.

Figure 23:  Preparing the Cables

Summary of Contents for CyberDome Series

Page 1: ...CyberDome Series Installation Manual ...

Page 2: ... persons is entirely coincidental Trademarks and patents GE and the GE monogram are registered trademarks of General Electric Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacturers or vendors of the respective products Intended use Use this product only for the purpose it was designed for refer to the data sheet and user documentation For the latest...

Page 3: ...g Mount Installation 21 Pipe Installation 25 Heavy duty Housing CyberDome HD Installation 28 PTZ and Dome Installation 31 RS422 Termination 31 Installing the Pan Tilt Assembly 31 Setting the CyberDome Site Address DIP Switch 33 Installing the Dome Assembly 33 Programming and Operating the CyberDome 34 Appendix A Accessory Installation 37 KTA 25 KTA 25W CornerAdapter 37 KTA 26 KTA 26W PoleAdapter 3...

Page 4: ...e electrical hookups Read these instructions and all ancillary documentation entirely before installing or operating this product The most current versions of this and related documentation may be found on our website NOTE A qualified service person complying with all applicable codes should perform all required hardware installation These terms may appear in this manual WARNING Improper use of th...

Page 5: ...lable cameras in clude the CyberDome Select color 12X optical zoom lens with 2X digital zoom the CyberDome Classic color or black and white 16X optical zoom lens with 2X 8X digital zoom and the CyberDome Day Nite color monochrome 18X optical zoom lens with 4X digital zoom Avail able housings include a 6 inch flush mount housing the new 7 inch integrated pendant mount housing which replaces the 8 i...

Page 6: ...ts are not adequate Allowable voltage range is 20 to 28 volts All domes require a 24VAC power supply that provides isolated outputs to operate the domes pan tilt drive camera and optional heater fan E Option The total power requirement varies depending on the model of the CyberDome Dome power requirements at 24 VAC All domes without a heater fan require 16 VA 7 inch domes with heater fan require 5...

Page 7: ...transmission These are used for all other installations except for the heavy duty dome Which has its own integrated coaxial UTP interface module CAUTION Even though a complete CyberDome assembly weighs less than 5 lb HD less than 15 lb for safety reasons GE Security recommends that all mechanical components used to support the CyberDome assembly be able to support a 35 lb 15 88 kg load The heavy d...

Page 8: ...cm x 60 96 cm or a KTA 24 6 T Bar Support Kit refer to Appendix A The KTA 22 6 was formerly the KTA 00 6 and the KTA 24 6 the KTA 10 6 6 inch Flush mount Housing Installation The indoor flush mount housing can be installed into most types of ceilings provided there is sufficient clearance for the unit See Figure 4 The method of installation depends on the type of ceiling into which the CyberDome i...

Page 9: ...ss the center of the ceiling opening Refer to Appendix A KTA 24 6 and KTA 24 8 KTA 10 8 T Bar Support Kits See Figure 5 Step 3 Feed the video 24VAC and RS422 control cables through the ceiling to the vacated panel location Step 4 Prepare the cables as shown in Figure 6 Step 5 Attach the CyberDome housing to the KTA 22 6 panel using the three 10 32 flathead screws provided Step 6 Place the housing ...

Page 10: ...ing sent via coaxial cable CyberDome Coaxial Interface Module or unshielded twisted pair wire CyberDome UTP Interface Module NOTE When using the CyberDome UTP Interface Module the unshielded twisted pair video and RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket but must remain as separate twisted pairs Step 9 Insert the interconnect cable from the CyberDome into the RJ45 jack in the inter face ...

Page 11: ...erDome assembly The KTA 23 6 Ceiling Ring formerly the KTA 01 6 is used to install the flush mount housing in a non removable type false ceiling The ring allows installation by a single person and does not require that the person enter the ceiling cavity except for cable routing CAUTION The KTA 23 6 distributes the weight of the CyberDome around the perimeter of the ceiling cutout The ceiling must...

Page 12: ... present Step 3 Using a 3 16 in drill bit drill all five fastener holes Be certain that all holes are drilled perpendicular to the ceiling Step 4 Cut a hole in the ceiling using the penciled outline as a guide Step 5 Bend the ceiling ring just enough to clear the hole Bend it flat again and place it in the ceiling with its smooth side down and its mounting holes aligned with the drilled holes in t...

Page 13: ... the safety cable See Figure 14 Figure 14 Connecting the Safety Cable to the Housing CAUTION The safety cable in step 9 below must be able to support a 35 lb 15 88 kg load Step 9 Attach a 35 lb 15 88 kg test metal safety cable to the ceiling s superstructure and feed it through the hole See Figure 13 Figure 13 Attaching the Safety Cable to the Superstructure ...

Page 14: ...e See Figure 15 There are two versions of the CyberDome interface module depending on whether video is being sent via coaxial cable CyberDome Coaxial Interface Module or unshielded twisted pair wire CyberDome UTP Interface Module NOTE When using the CyberDome UTP Interface Module the unshielded twisted pair video and RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket but must remain as separate tw...

Page 15: ...tallers one to hold the upper housing in place while the second attaches and tightens the cables in the ceiling cavity Proceed as follows CAUTION DO NOT provide power to the housing until all installation steps are complete Step 1 Determine the desired location on the ceiling for mounting the CyberDome and use a pencil to trace a 6 3 8 in 16 19 cm diameter hole outline CAUTION Before drilling or c...

Page 16: ...ons of the CyberDome interface module depending on whether video is being sent via coaxial cable CyberDome Coaxial Interface Module or unshielded twisted pair wire CyberDome UTP Interface Module NOTE When using the CyberDome UTP Interface Module the unshielded twisted pair video and RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket but must remain as separate twisted pairs Step 6 Insert the inter...

Page 17: ...rner pole or roof mount brackets refer to Appendix A Accessory Installation To install the 7 inch pendant housing with the CyberMount proceed as follows CAUTION DO NOT provide power to the housing until all installation steps are complete First mount the CyberMount to a vertical surface Step 1 If a 1 2 in 1 27 cm conduit needs to enter the side of the CyberMount com plete the steps in the KTA 20 K...

Page 18: ...wisted pair wire CyberMount UTP Interface Module NOTE When using the CyberMount UTP Interface Module the unshielded twisted pair video and RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket but must remain as separate twisted pairs Step 10 Prepare the cables as shown in Figure 23 Figure 22 Minimum Load Requirement for the CyberMount Step 6 Drill a pass through hole in the wall for cable entry if o...

Page 19: ... While observing polarity connect the RS422 control signal twisted pair wires to the DATA IN terminals on either module c For video If sending video via UTP observe polarity and connect the video twisted pair wires to the VIDEO OUT terminals on the UTP module If sending video via coaxial connect the BNC to the coaxial module Figure 24 Connections to Either CyberMount Interface Module Step 12 Inser...

Page 20: ... and insert the CyberDome interconnect cable into the RJ45 jack on the interface module See Figure 27 Step 15 If installing the optional heater fan E option also connect the heater s power cable to the 2 pin Molex connector on the module DO NOT let go of the hous ing until after it is secured in step 16 See Figure 27 The fan assembly is attached separately inside the housing to the PTZ assem bly R...

Page 21: ...ws the CyberDome to swing out from a building for increased and versatile coverage and swing in for easy servicing It provides the path for the video 24VAC and RS422 data control cables To install the 7 inch pendant housing with the Swing Mount proceed with the following steps CAUTION DO NOT provide power to the housing until all installation steps are complete Step 1 Remove the junction box from ...

Page 22: ...kg load Figure 31 Minimum Load Requirement of Swing Mount Step 4 Attach the mounting plate to the vertical mounting surface with the appropriate fasteners Make sure the plate is oriented such that the socket is up and the junction box is down See Figure 31 Step 5 Properly seal all mounting holes that could cause leaks into the mounting sur face Figure 30 Marking Mounting Holes Step 6 Slide the swi...

Page 23: ...ed Step 9 Place the sealing gasket on the inside of the junction box cover and then make the cable assembly connections to the terminal strip See Figure 35 Step 7 Feed the end of the cable assembly coming out of the mounting socket through the nipple on the top of the junction box See Figure 33 Feed the video cable BNC connector through the nipple first and then the twisted pair bundle Step 8 Remo...

Page 24: ...berDome UTP Interface Module NOTE When using the CyberDome UTP Interface Module the unshielded twisted pair video and RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket but must remain as separate twisted pairs Step 13 Bring the housing near the end of the swing arm and insert the CyberDome s interconnect cable into the RJ45 jack on the interface module See Figure 36 Step 14 If installing the opti...

Page 25: ...ews Method 3 Pipe Installation The 7 inch pendant housing contains a 1 25 in NPT pipe flange for pipe mounting Adhere to the following pipe requirements Use only Schedule 40 pipe The pipe must be at least 5 in 12 7 cm in length to allow for wire connections The pipe must be reamed inside at the CyberDome end The pipe must be able to support a 35 lb 15 88 kg load For outdoor applications Teflon tap...

Page 26: ... Boot CAUTION DO NOT connect the 24VAC power cable to the video or RS422 connection in step 4 below or the CyberDome will be damaged Step 4 Make the cable connections to the interface module See Figure 39 Allow ap proximately 3 inches 7 62 cm of cable for connections There are two versions of the CyberDome interface module depending on whether video is being sent via coaxial cable CyberDome Coaxia...

Page 27: ...arately inside the housing to the PTZ assem bly Refer to E Option Heater Fan in Appendix A Step 8 Push the cables and interface module back into the pipe Step 9 Before threading the housing onto the pipe rotate it five turns in the counterclockwise direction as viewed from below to allow for cable twist Turn the housing onto the pipe in a clockwise di rection until it is tightened se curely See Fi...

Page 28: ...on steps are complete To install and mount the CyberDome HD directly to a hard surface such as concrete pro ceed with the following steps Step 1 Locate the carriage bolts that secure the upper housing to the swivel mount bracket See Figure 42 Loosen and remove the ESNA nuts inside the upper housing remove the carriage bolts and detach the upper housing CAUTION DO NOT mount the heavy duty CyberDome...

Page 29: ...422 24VAC and video cables through the cable entry hole See Figure 45 Use a 90 connector to allow the housing to swivel while attached Use a watertight flexible conduit for installations where the CyberDome HD may be exposed to moisture or precipitation CAUTION For safety use the appropriate fasteners for the surface that the bracket is being mounted to that will support a 75 lb 35 02 kg load Step...

Page 30: ...leaving approximately 4 in 10 16 cm of slack and attach the conduit to the housing with a locking nut CAUTION If the power and RS422 cables are reversed in step 8 below the CyberDome will be damaged Step 8 Locate the interface module mounted in the upper housing See Figure 46 Con nect the 24VAC RS422 and video cables to the interface module as shown Step 9 Proceed to RS422 Termination on page 31 F...

Page 31: ...e s motorized pan tilt assembly Installation involves securing the pan tilt assembly to the upper housing and set ting the receiver s DIP switch NOTE The pan tilt assembly may be installed while power is applied to the housing Proceed as follows Step 1 Insert the safety catch A though the channel in the retaining bracket B attached to the upper housing See Figure 48 Note When completing the next s...

Page 32: ... assembly CyberDomes are now fitted with plastic mount ing nuts E in Figure 48 instead of metal acorn nuts Rubber grommets are not used with the plas tic nuts See Figure 49 Use rubber grommets only when metal acorn nuts are present on the PTZ assembly Figure 49 Improved Alignment Connection Figure 48 Installing the Pan Tilt Assembly ...

Page 33: ...he Digiplex system To enter the receiver s site number on the DIP switch Step 1 Determine which position values must be added together to equal the site num ber See Table 2 and Figure 51 Step 2 Place the switches that correspond to those values in the ON position DIP Switch Position Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Equivalent Value 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 X X X Not Used Figure 50 Location of...

Page 34: ...er housing with interlocking clips and a dome safety cable CAUTION DO NOT touch the acrylic when handling the dome assembly Use a scratch resistant cloth To attach the dome assembly to flush and pendant mount housings Step 1 Fasten the dome safety cable to the upper housing with the safety clip See Figure 52 Step 2 Position the dome such that the angled ends of its mounting clips face the angled e...

Page 35: ...keylock latch Installation is now complete Programming and Operating the CyberDome Note To ensure that unit s are operating properly test the pan tilt and lens functions once each week CyberDomes come equipped with a variety of camera options and each camera s program ming varies depending on available functions Refer to the CyberDome Programming Instruc tions manual for programming instructions f...

Page 36: ...PTZ and Dome Installation CyberDome Series Installation Manual 36 A06 8SG0 B April2006 1033921C ...

Page 37: ... to adapt a KTA 02 12W Wall mount Bracket or KTA 20 KTA 20T CyberMount to a pole The bracket can be bolted to the pole or secured with adjustable stainless steel bands See Figure 54 CAUTION For safety the hardware and procedure used for securing the KTA 26 26W must allow it to support a minimum of a 35 lb 15 88 kg load Figure 54 Pole Adapter Installation Figure 53 Corner Adapter Installation Step ...

Page 38: ... Fasteners are provided for all applications Step 1 Loosen the unit s four watertight screws and remove the cover Step 2 When attaching the KTP 24 to a KTA 25 KTA 25W or KTA 26 KTA 26W proceed to step 4 When attaching it directly to a wall mark the location of the four mounting holes using the dimen sions shown in Figure 55 Step 3 Prepare the four mounting holes in accordance with the type of wall...

Page 39: ...Note The KTP 24 8 can also be mounted in a rack using the KTP 24 00 Rack Mount Kit accessory Step 1 Mount the unit using the slots provided Step 2 Make cable connections to the KTP 24 8 as shown in Figure 58 Refer to Table 1 page 6 for suitable cable gauge sizes when connecting the output cables Operation Each 24VAC output of the power supply has a resettable fuse that will trip if the current dra...

Page 40: ...59 Step 2 Locate the six mounting slots on the base of the bracket See Figures 59 and 60 Step 3 Place the Roof mount Adapter on the edge of the roof or parapet and mark the location of the mounting slots See Figures 59 and 60 Step 4 Prepare the mounting slots in accordance with the type of wall e g concrete wood and fasteners used CAUTION For safety the hardware and procedure used for securing the...

Page 41: ...h mount housings and KTA 10 8 is for 8 inch flush mount housings The T bar support kit distributes the weight of the dome to the panel braces via support brackets Each kit comes with one ceiling ring and mounting hardware Step 1 Remove the T bar ceiling panel Step 2 Hold the ceiling ring in the desired location on the tile with the flat surface facing away from the panel Step 3 Use a pencil to tra...

Page 42: ... of the hous ing and its power cable was connected during housing installation CAUTION One power input is used for both the CyberDome and the heater fan The size and length of the power cable must be carefully determined as directed on page 6 of this manual If the cable used is too small the voltage drop across the power line may be excessive and affect the operation of the CyberDome The total pow...

Page 43: ...nal hole size Hole sizes are given below Step 5 First drill a 1 8 in 32 cm pilot hole See Figure 65 Step 6 Next enlarge the pilot hole to 3 8 in 95 cm Step 7 Finally use a 1 2 in 1 27 cm conduit knockout punch to enlarge the hole to 7 8 in 2 22 cm KTA 20 KTA 20T CyberMount Side Conduit Entry Cabling will usually come out of the mounting surface and enter the CyberMount through the rear opening in ...

Page 44: ...Appendix A Accessory Installation CyberDome Series Installation Manual 44 A06 8SG0 B April2006 1033921C ...

Page 45: ...f loose contaminants D To remove heavier contaminants that cannot be removed with pressurized air Rinse the dome with water and immediately dry it with clean dry pressurized air to prevent water spots Avoid wiping the coated surface it is easily abraded Once scratched the dome cannot be recoated E To clean residue that requires internal wiping DO NOT rub the inside of the dome by hand Instead make...

Page 46: ...Appendix B Handling Mirrored Domes CyberDome Series Installation Manual 46 A06 8SG0 B April2006 1033921C ...

Page 47: ...n the interface connector card APPENDIX C 8 INCH PENDANT HOUSING INSTALLATION The pendant housing can be mounted using one of two methods Method 1 Suspended from a 1 25 in pipe page 47 Method 2 Attached to a KTA 02 12 Wall Bracket page 49 Method 1 Pipe Installation The pendant housing contains a 1 25 in NPT pipe flange for pipe mounting Adhere to the following pipe requirements Use only Schedule 4...

Page 48: ... be certain that it is not cross threaded CAUTION DO NOT undertighten or overtighten the top housing nuts Leakage or stripped material will result Step 8 Using a 3 8 inch nut driver or socket wrench securely tighten the three mounting nuts on top of the housing to a torque of 3 to 5 ft lb See Figure 67 above Step 9 Proceed to RS422 Termination on page 31 Figure 68 Threading the Housing Step 4 If t...

Page 49: ...until all installation steps are complete Step 1 Loosen the two screws that hold the bracket s cover lift the cover and remove See Figure 69 Step 5 Feed the video 24VAC and RS422 control cables through the cable entry hole CAUTION For safety use the appropriate fasteners for the surface that the bracket is being mounted to that will support a 35 lb 15 88 kg load Step 6 Securely mount the bracket t...

Page 50: ...hrough the mating holes in the wall bracket and reinstall the three hex nuts on the studs refer to Figure 71 Using a 3 8 inch nut driver or socket wrench securely tighten the three mounting nuts on top of the housing to a torque of 3 to 5 ft lb CAUTION The KTA 02 12 Wall mount Bracket is not waterproof but allows water to drain away before it reaches the housing lip DO NOT seal the wall bracket th...

Page 51: ...le into the RJ45 jack in the upper housing as shown in Figure 73 Figure 73 Inserting the Interconnect Cable Figure 74 Connecting the Cables to the Interface Module CAUTION If the power and RS422 cables are reversed in step 11 below the CyberDome will be damaged Step 11 Connect the prepared cables to the interface module and then insert the inter connect cable from the CyberDome into the RJ45 jack ...

Page 52: ...e To access our publication library go to our website at the following location http www gesecurity com In the Tools area at the top click the Publication Library link After you register and log on you may search through our online library for the documentation you need 1 Table 1 Sales and support contact information Sales Technical support Phone Toll free 888 GESECURity 888 437 3287 in the US inc...

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