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Vega 2010-PW Installation Guide

Version 1.5 June 2019

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©Redvision CCTV Ltd. 2018 Content subject to change without prior notification. All rights reserved.

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SW2 Settings (Camera ID):

Switches 1-8 set the unique camera ID address:

UP = OFF (0) DOWN = ON (1)

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Summary of Contents for VEGA 2010-PW

Page 1: ...VEGA Rugged Housing 2010 PW Model ...

Page 2: ...ntent subject to change without prior notification All rights reserved IP Network Models Redvision CCTV Ltd Alpha House Blacknest Road Blacknest Alton Hampshire GU34 4PX Sales Technical Support 44 0 1420 448 448 sales redvisioncctv com techsupport redvisioncctv com Contact Redvision ...

Page 3: ...moving the housing cover 13 4 2 Housing Interior and parts 15 4 21 Installing the camera lens assembly 16 4 30 Connecting the camera lens assembly 18 5 0 CHATTM Interface board connections 19 5 1 CHATTM board layout 19 5 20 Power and Data connections 20 5 21 PoE 802 3at connection 20 5 22 12VDC 24VAC connection 21 5 30 RS 485 data connection 21 5 31 DIP Switch settings 22 5 32 RS 485 protocol sett...

Page 4: ... for a user s own choice of camera and lens assembly The heater is self regulating and requires no user intervention The housing can be installed in both upright and hanging under canopy orientations and provides cable management and a convenient electrical connection point for power and user connections A motorised wiper can be driven manually or by timed function allowing complete standalone ope...

Page 5: ...plied 3 Do not drop the product 4 Avoid the use of alcohol or solvent based cleaners The product should be cleaned with clean water and non abrasive material 5 The camera system should be installed where it cannot be tampered with by unauthorised personnel 6 The products should be securely fastened to a structure of sufficient strength to support it Allowance should be made for additional loads ca...

Page 6: ...g assembly 1 2 Installation Kit Allen Key Large 5mm Top cover removal 1 Allen Key Medium 3mm Front bezel wall bracket cover removal 1 Allen Key Small 2 5mm Bracket arm lock ring fixing 1 UNC bolt Camera fixing to base plate 1 3 Bracket locking bar optional must be ordered separately 1 4 Accessory connecting wires 2 If parts appear to be missing or damaged this should be reported immediately to you...

Page 7: ... RAL colours available Weather resistance IP67 Environment regulation Internal heater self regulating Impact rating IK10 excluding glass Power options 12VDC 13 8W max 24VAC 6 6W max PoE max 25W Power input protection Short circuit protection on board regulation Max Camera Lens size 290D x 80H 100W mm External Dimensions 358D x 134H x 152W mm max Weight 4 2 Kg no camera fitted incl wall bracket Mou...

Page 8: ... obscuration of the camera image 3 1 Wall Bracket Standard fitting Use the three mounting holes to fix the bracket to the wall Fig 1 the bracket can be removed from the housing body to aid fixing by removing the Pivot Ball shown below The upper left and bottom holes are elongated to aid levelling during fixing Two cable entry points are provided fig 2 at the rear of the baseplate 25mm ᴓ hole for c...

Page 9: ...rench Fig 3 Lifting the Pivot Ball and bracket arm away from the housing body reveals 2 cable entry glands for access into the housing enclosure Fig 4 One gland is split the larger of the two allowing a pre made Ethernet cable to be inserted easily up to 14mm size the other a standard gland Ensure that the rubber O rings remain on the screws when loosening Fig 3 Fig 4 Removing the Pivot Ball assem...

Page 10: ...le s can be passed through the bracket arm by removing the front cover of the arm Remove the wall bracket front cover Fig 5 Using the medium Allen wrench provided 3mm unscrew the 4 fixing bolts and pull the cover away from the bracket arm The cable access hole and locking ring assembly are now visible Fig 6 Pass the cable s into the arm and through the cable access hole 16mm ᴓ into the Pivot ball ...

Page 11: ...bly and refit using the 4 Allen bolts Ensure the rubber O ring seals are still fitted on each bolt Tighten the locking ring using the optional wrench bar Fig 8 Upon re fitting the housing body to the bracket arm position the housing and tighten the locking ring with the wrench bar and tightening one of the grub screws using the supplied Allen wrench 2 5mm This fixes the ring in place and ensures t...

Page 12: ...d towers using a 4 PCD fitting The PED attaches to the housing Pivot Ball in the same way as the wall bracket with the same cable access Removal is the same process as described in section 3 2 Fig 3 To tighten the lock ring in the PED first remove the PED column cover by removing the Allen screw as shown in Fig 10 below Tighten using the optional wrench bar Fig 11 Fix pass the cable s through atta...

Page 13: ...tting the camera into the housing 4 1 Removing the housing cover First loosen the front bezel Allen bolts by 3 turns This will allow the housing cover to be removed easily fig 12 Next loosen the 3 Allen bolts securing the Housing cover Fig 13 Fig 12 Loosen the 2 Allen bolts to release the front bezel Fig 13 Unscrew the 3 Allen bolts securing the housing cover ...

Page 14: ...reserved Gently pull the housing cover backwards and upwards noting that an earthing strap connects the housing cover to the base Ensure that the earthing strap remains connected at all times Fig 14 Take care to ensure that the earth strap is not trapped when refitting the housing cover Fig 14 Earthing strap bonding the cover to the housing base ...

Page 15: ...Ltd 2018 Content subject to change without prior notification All rights reserved Fig 15 Wiper mechanism Heater module Type may change Wiper drive gear CHAT Interface Wiper motor Camera mount plate Wiper drive shaft Keep wiper drive gear shaft and belt clear of obstructions ...

Page 16: ...ange without prior notification All rights reserved 4 2 Housing interior and parts The 2010 PW is fitted with the Redvision CHAT interface board Fig 16 below which provides connection for Power Data RS 485 control Wash Wipe control The CHAT board accepts the following voltages 12VDC 24VAC PoE 30W Fig 16 ...

Page 17: ...the camera mounting plate first remove the two retaining screws holding the CHATTM board in place Fig 12 above Gently lift the CHATTM board out of the housing there will be fixed wires for the wiper attached to reveal the camera mounting plate The camera baseplate is secured by 4 screws The baseplate sits on 4 mount posts Each post is stepped allowing 2 mounting height options The baseplate itself...

Page 18: ...e camera lens assembly The CHATTM board will already have some connections fitted These are o Heater o Wiper o 12VDC for camera power 1 8A maximum o RS 485 for Wiper and relay control o Cat 5e flying lead for camera data only You should not need to change or move these connections A set of auxiliary connection cables is supplied with the camera a 6 wire cable for auxiliary control and a 2 wire cab...

Page 19: ...Content subject to change without prior notification All rights reserved 5 0 CHATTM Interface board connections 5 10 The CHAT interface board provides the following inputs and outputs Fig 18 CHAT interface board with User connections outlined in red CHAT Interface board Camera side ...

Page 20: ...r and Data connections NOTE Only ONE type of power source must be connected at any one time Connecting multiple power sources will damage the interface board and invalidate the warranty cover for the product Please use the connecting leads provided 5 21 PoE 802 3at connection Fig 19 CHAT board showing PoE 802 3at input data output PoE Input Data only to IP camera ...

Page 21: ... 8A maximum The top RJ45 connector provides data only connection to the IP camera 5 22 12VDC 24VAC connection Use either 12VDC or 24VAC supply to this connector Note the polarity markings for 12VDC Do not reverse the connections or damage may occur invalidating the warranty cover for this product 5 30 RS 485 data connection A 2 line connection is provided for RS 485 data control of the CHAT board ...

Page 22: ...ud Rate Camera Device ID 1 256 Wiper operation Manual On Auto timed or Off The switches are located on the camera side of the CHAT interface board Note All DIP switch settings must be made whilst the housing is powered OFF The CHAT board will read the settings on power up If DIP switches are changed whilst powered up simply power cycle the housing and the new settings will apply Fig 20 CHAT board ...

Page 23: ...ttings The RS 485 control protocol is fixed at Pelco D type N 8 1 The baud rate however can be changed and the camera device ID can be set between 1 and 255 Ignore the labelling on the switch blocks themselves for all switches UP OFF 0 and DOWN ON 1 5 33 SW1 switch settings Baud Rate UP OFF 0 DOWN ON 1 1 2 Baud 0 0 19200 0 1 9600 1 0 4800 1 1 2400 Fig 21 SW1 Baud rate settings ...

Page 24: ...ion Guide Version 1 5 June 2019 24 Redvision CCTV Ltd 2018 Content subject to change without prior notification All rights reserved 5 40 SW2 Settings Camera ID Switches 1 8 set the unique camera ID address UP OFF 0 DOWN ON 1 ...

Page 25: ...Vega 2010 PW Installation Guide Version 1 5 June 2019 25 Redvision CCTV Ltd 2018 Content subject to change without prior notification All rights reserved ...

Page 26: ...ct one DIP switch at any time For example Manual RS 485 control is DIP switch 2 ON all others off Auto 15m is DIP switch 3 ON switch 6 ON all others off When Switch 2 is set to ON but no RS 485 control is used alarm input 1 pins 1 2 on JP6 can be used to manually activate the wiper as a voltage free closing contact The wiper will run for as long as the contact remains closed Note The Auto timer fu...

Page 27: ...Control input 1 Com 3 Relay out 1 4 Relay out 1 Com 5 Relay out 2 6 Relay out Com Shorting wires 1 2 together activates the wiper Removing the short will stop the wiper Wires 3 4 provide a wash relay output voltage free controlled by sending Preset 87 to the board Wires 5 6 provide an alarm relay output voltage free controlled by sending Preset 88 to the board JP6 Aux control Connections Fig 22 JP...

Page 28: ...cables Each pin on the left hand connector links to the same pin on the right hand connector 1 1 2 2 3 3 etc These can be used for linking alarm audio or other auxiliary wires as required 5 61 Refitting the Housing cover Once connection and final testing is complete re fit the top cover using the 3x 6mm Allen screws then fasten the 2x 4mm Allen screws on the front bezel ensuring the gasket seal co...

Page 29: ... high resolution 2 8mm 12mm AF lens camera and IR LED Video Analytics Audio Alarm SD recording up to 128GB Available in 2MP 4MP and 4K resolutions wall or ped versions 12VDC or PoE power Sturdy durable pedestal mount with industry standard 4 PCD base perfect for Pole or Tower top mounting Full movement for achieving ideal positioning Contact Redvision Sales Team on 44 0 1420 448 448 for further in...

Page 30: ... the above warranty are warranted to be free from defects as set forth above except that the defect must appear Within three 3 months from the date of repair or replacement or Prior to the expiration of the above twenty four 24 month period whichever is later With respect to product not manufactured by Redvision to the extent permitted extends the warranties and affords the remedies to the buyer g...

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