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IPU 40285 Version E Jan 2013
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4. Electrical Connections
4.1.
The electrical connector is a Sauro CIM 7 way straight polarised male connector. The part
number for this connector is CIM070P5.
Pin connections for the CIM070P5
Pin Number
Label
Description
1
12V
Power supply
2
0V
Power supply
3
RX RS232
Receive line for serial RS232
4
TX RS232
Transmit line for serial RS232
5
Comms. RTN
Gnd path for both RS232 and RS485
6
A RS485
RS485 connection
7
B RS485
RS485 connection
4.2.
The part number for the corresponding female connector is the Sauro 7 way plug
CVF070R5.
4.3.
Video. The video output connector is a standard 75ohm BNC jack.
4.4. Set-up
module.
To enable the camera settings to be adjusted a set up module (IWI5418) needs to be
connected to a PC and the Camera. For full details see section 5.2 below.
5. Initial use and Set-Up
5.1. Initial
use.
5.1.1. Connect a 12 volt power supply to the camera using the Sauro 7 way plug CVF070R5.
5.1.2. Use a BNC cable to connect the BNC jack to a suitable display and or video recorder.
5.1.3. Switch on the power to the camera. You can now view and or record the thermal images.
Note: On start up the shutter will operate more frequently.
5.2.
Basic Set-up.
To adjust the settings in the camera; to load up and change the factory settings and connect
to a PC.
5.2.1. Connect the USB setup module (IWI 5418) to the female Sauro connector. The USB
module has a power supply socket and a USB socket.
5.2.2. Connect the 12 supply to the USB module.
5.2.3. Connect the PC to the USB module using a suitable USB cable.
5.2.4. Switch the power on.
5.2.5. Start up the PC configuration software. (Start up screen shown in Figure
7)
The set up software allows you to:-
i.
Write new settings to the imager.
ii.
Load the existing setting from the imager.
iii.
Saves settings to a file and load an existing set of settings from a file.
Section 6 and 7 provide more details about settings and display modes.
