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System installation 

16

 

Siemens AG

 

 03.2011

 

 

 
 

Typical system configuration with directly controlled cameras 

1

1

.....

C1

C2

C10

2

3

3

3

B

B

B

A

 

1 

Camera C1..C10 

A 

RS485 

2 

Keyboard 

B 

Video 

3 

Monitor  

 

 

7.2 

Installation 

 

Mounting variations:  

 

1

2

3

4

 

Fig. 5 

Mounting 

1. 

Cable routing through the wall using the mounting base. 

2. 

Cable through the conduit knockout in the mounting base. 

3. 

Cable through the cable gland without using the mounting base. 

4. 

Cable routing into the installation box (optional). 

Summary of Contents for CCAW1417-LPO

Page 1: ...Siemens AG High Resolution Day Night Autofocus All In One Camera with 22x Optical 16x Digital Zoom CCAW1417 LPO Configuration Manual ...

Page 2: ...vorgängige schriftliche Ermächtigung ganz oder teilweise Dritten zugänglich machen oder außerhalb des Zweckes verwenden zu dem es ihm übergeben worden ist We reserve all rights in this document and in the subject thereof By acceptance of the document the recipient acknowledges these rights and undertakes not to publish the document nor the subject thereof in full or in part nor to make them availa...

Page 3: ...se 17 7 2 2 Installation 2 mounting base 18 7 2 3 Installation 3 cable gland without mounting base 19 7 2 4 Installation 4 optional installation box 20 8 Connection 21 8 1 General 22 8 1 1 Automatic switching between colour and B W mode 22 8 1 2 RS 485 connection 22 8 1 3 Twisted pair video output 23 8 1 4 Alarm output 23 8 2 Remote configuration 24 9 Camera settings 25 9 1 OSD main screen 25 9 2 ...

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Page 5: ...all warnings and instructions marked on the device z Keep this document available for reference z Always pass this document on together with the product z Please also take into account any additional country specific local safety standards or regulations concerning project planning operation and disposal of the product Liability claim z Do not connect the device if it is damaged or any parts are m...

Page 6: ...er source that complies with the Limited Power Source requirements to EN 60950 1 z Connect the device only to a power source that complies with SELV requirements Risk of cable damage due to stress z Do not apply tensile stress to the cable z Make sure that cables are not under stress kinked or damaged 1 2 3 Service and maintenance Damage to the device z Do not attempt to service this device yourse...

Page 7: ... warning notices Warning notice Type of risk WARNING Death or severe bodily injury may result CAUTION There is a risk of minor injuries or damage to property IMPORTANT Malfunctioning may result 1 4 Meaning of the hazard symbols The nature of the hazard is indicated by icons Caution Dangerous area Caution Dangerous electrical voltage ...

Page 8: ...ean Directive 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Compliance with the European Directive 2004 108 EC has been proven by testing according to the following standard Emitted interference EN 55022 Class A Resistance to interference EN 50130 4 CAUTION This is a Class A device This equipment may cause radio interference in a residential installation In this case the user is encouraged to perform ...

Page 9: ... 4x 2 inch 20 UNC female thread 2x A Front view B Rear view C Side view 3 0 15 Fig 2 Range of camera tilting angle Power supply Power source 12 V DC 24 V AC 0 75 A 50 Hz Heater power 24 V AC 0 84 A 50 Hz General Image sensor inch SONY 760H EXview HAD CCD Pixels 795 H x 596 V Scanning system 2 1 interlace ...

Page 10: ...6 zones mosaic function White balance WB AWB WAWB Indoor Outdoor Manual CRS Colour Rolling Suppression Auto exposure AE Auto1 Auto2 Shutter Priority Manual Iris control Automatic Automatic gain control AGC MIN LOW MID HIGH max 30 dB Shutter speed Normal 1 100 000 Title A Z 0 9 Display On Off Push On DISP1 DISP2 Brightness Adjustable in steps from 10 50 Sharpness Adjustable in steps from 0 15 Zoom ...

Page 11: ...onmental conditions Power input 2 pin cable Video output BNC connector TP output Ambient temperature operating 30 to 50 C Relative humidity 0 96 non condensing Ambient temperature storage 20 to 60 C Weight 1 50 kg Protection rating IP66 TP output Video output Adjustable 2 0 Vpp 2 6 Vpp 3 2 Vpp Frequency accentuation Adjustable 0 dB 6 dB 12 dB ...

Page 12: ... no Designation Weight CCAW1417 LPO S54561 C35 A1 inch Camera D N WD AF 1 50 kg CCAA JB01 S54561 C51 A1 Installation box for CCAx1425 1417 0 85 kg 5 Scope of delivery z Camera z Installation Manual z Software and documentation on CD z Mounting parts z Template z Remote Control ...

Page 13: ...ects z Camera control via RS 485 z Flexible camera angle setting z Twisted pair video output z Rugged compact specially designed for indoor and outdoor installation IP66 z Dual power operation 12 V DC 24 V AC CAUTION Use only certified class 2 power supply units Functions z Day Night D N z Wide dynamic range WDR z Digital noise reduction DNR z Auto exposure AE z Back light compensation BLC z Digit...

Page 14: ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 Fig 3 Camera parts 1 Front 6 Connection cable 2 Sunshield 7 Cable label 3 AF camera module 8 Silicagel 4 Bimetal 9 Heater 5 Mounting base 10 Mounting block 1 4 inch 20 UNC 6 3 Mounting parts 4 Point Drilling Position H A B C D E F G Fig 4 Mounting parts A Torx screw T 20 6x35 mm 4 x B Plastic anchor Ø 8x40 mm 4 x C Torx wrench T 20 1 x D Allen key 2 5 mm 1 x E Grub screw M5x5 mm 1 x ...

Page 15: ...on requirements Typical system configuration with DVR Typical system configuration with SIMATRIX 1 1 1 C1 C2 C10 A B B 2 3 4 C 1 1 1 C1 C2 C10 A B 2 4 3 C 1 Camera C1 C10 A RS485 2 Keyboard B Video 3 DVR C RS232 485 4 Monitor 1 Camera C1 C10 A RS485 2 Keyboard B Video 3 SIMATRIX C TTY 4 Monitor When using the camera in conjunction with a video matrix switcher SIMATRIX SYS 648 164 or other telemetr...

Page 16: ...amera C1 C10 A RS485 2 Keyboard B Video 3 Monitor 7 2 Installation Mounting variations 1 2 3 4 Fig 5 Mounting 1 Cable routing through the wall using the mounting base 2 Cable through the conduit knockout in the mounting base 3 Cable through the cable gland without using the mounting base 4 Cable routing into the installation box optional ...

Page 17: ...munication lines 4 Align the plastic anchors with the holes in the mounting base 5 Insert the torx screws T 20 and tighten them 6 Adjust the camera as required using the pan tilt function Tighten the grub screw and the two torx screws to lock the camera in position Fig 6 Installation 1 1 Wall 2 Template 3 Plastic anchor Ø 8x40 mm 4x 4 Torx screw T 20 6x35 mm 4x 5 Mounting base A Torx screw T 20 B ...

Page 18: ...and the communication lines 5 Align the plastic anchors with the holes in the mounting base 6 Insert the torx screws T 20 and tighten them 7 Adjust the camera as required using the pan tilt function Tighten the grub screw and the two torx screws to lock the camera in position 6 A Fig 7 Installation 2 1 Wall 2 Template 3 Plastic anchor Ø 8x40 mm 4x 4 Torx screw T 20 6x35 mm 4x 5 Cap head screw grub...

Page 19: ...nting base by turning it counter clockwise 3 Fit the cable gland into the hole 4 Tighten the grub screw and seal the hole using teflon tape or silicon 5 Attach the camera to the mounting block 14 0mm 1 2 3 4 A Fig 8 Installation 3 1 Cap head screw grub screw M5x5 mm 2 Cable gland M22 x P1 5 3 Mounting base 4 Mounting block 1 4 inch 20 UNC A Allen key 2 5 mm ...

Page 20: ... lock the cover using the cap head screw M5x10 6 Adjust the camera as required using the pan tilt function Tighten the grub screw and the two torx screws to lock the camera in position 1 2 3 4 5 Fig 9 Installation 4 1 Plastic anchor Ø 8x40 mm 4x 2 O ring 4x 3 Phillips screw 5x35 mm 4x 4 Cap head screw M5x10 mm 1x 5 Cap head screw M5x20 mm 4x CAUTION Protection against ingress of solid foreign obje...

Page 21: ...supply of the camera B White 12 V DC 24 V AC C Blue RS 485 5 RS 485 connection D Green RS 485 E Yellow TP A 6 Twisted pair video output F Green White TP B G Grey Ext input 7 Aut switching between colour and B W Alarm input H White Black Ext output I Black 8 Remote control J Blue White GND Control K Pink Heater AC 24 V 9 Heater power operating temperature 30 C L Brown Heater AC 24 V Orange Black Tx...

Page 22: ...4 1 1 External sensor switch 2 External input EXT In Grey 3 External output EXT Out White Black 4 GND Black Positions of the external sensor switch 1 Activate alarm closed EXT IN Deactivate alarm open Alarm activated 5 V EXT OUT Alarm deactivated 0 V To activate the sensor inputs select the mode EXT in the function menu B W 8 1 2 RS 485 connection The camera can be controlled remotely by an extern...

Page 23: ...1 S2 S3 S4 Note Off Off 2 0 Vpp On Off 2 6 Vpp Output voltage without accentuation On On 3 2 Vpp Off Off 0 dB Off On 6 dB On Off 6 dB Frequency dependent accentuation at 5 MHz On On 12 dB Condition on delivery On Off Off Off 8 1 4 Alarm output The alarm output motion detection result or face detection result or external signal fed in is active high 1 Alarm output Violet 2 GND Black ...

Page 24: ...w10 TELE R19 22K Sw11 WIDE Sw13 FAR Sw12 NEAR R18 33K Sw9 MENU 1 2 A 3 MENU TELE NEAR FAR WIDE 4 3 1M 95mm 42mm 4 Fig 12 Remote configuration circuit diagram Camera 1 GND Black 2 Remote control Blue White Remote control unit 3 Remote control White 4 GND Black A Remote control unit The remote control cable must not be extended ...

Page 25: ... Navigate the camera menu using the remote control see Section 8 2 Remote configuration 9 2 1 FOCUS FOCUS MENU MODE DISTANCE D ZOOM ZOOM PRESET SET PRESET TOUR CONFIG HOME PRESET HOME DWELL END D ZOOM END MODE Select focus mode Auto Manual PushAF DISTANCE Select min distance in focus between camera and object 0 1 1 0 1 5 2 5 6 0 m D ZOOM Digital zoom function on off D ZOOM END Select max digital z...

Page 26: ... 10 180 s When ZOOM PRESET is selected you can adjust the preset zoom location using the tele and wide buttons When a ZOOM PRESET has been selected press the MENU button to save the preset 9 2 2 WB White Balance WB MENU MODE R GAIN B GAIN FRAME ADJ END MODE WB modes z AWB Auto White Balance 2500K 9500K z WAWB Wide Auto White Balance 1800K 10500K z INDOOR Indoor white balance mode z OUTDOOR Outdoor...

Page 27: ...off enable in low light MAX DSS Select digital slow shutter range x2 x128 FLICKERLESS Flicker less function on off BRIGHTNESS Select brightness level 10 50 END Back to the next higher menu level 9 2 4 BLC WDR Back Light Compensation Wide Dynamic Range BLC WDR MENU BLC MODE AREA LEVEL WDR MODE LEVEL END 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 BLC area number BLC MODE BLC mode OFF AUTO MANUAL AUTO Automatic back light co...

Page 28: ... of MD FD MD 1 10 FD 1 64 DWELL TIME Dwell time setting of zoom preset 10 180 s PRESET SEL Select zoom preset number Off 1 10 END Back to the next higher menu level The quality of face detection depends on the environmental conditions 9 2 6 PRIVACY PRIVACY MENU MASK SEL DEFAULT ADJ TOP LEFT ADJ BOT RIGHT COLOUR MOSAIC MOSAIC TYPE END MASK SEL Select mask area number 1 16 Mask on off DEFAULT Defaul...

Page 29: ...etection is finished LEVEL Adjust threshold level 1 15 END Back to the next higher menu level 9 2 8 EFFECT EFFECT MENU SHARPNESS NEGATIVE D FLIP FREEZE HI RES 2DNR 3DNR END SHARPNESS Adjust image sharpness 0 15 The lower the value the softer the image and the higher the value the sharper the image NEGATIVE Select negative or positive mode D FLIP Select digital flip function vertical flip horizonta...

Page 30: ...mber TITLE Press ENTER to configure camera title ALARM TEXT Press ENTER to configure alarm text SAVE Press ENTER to save CAMSET configuration END Back to the next higher menu level Move the cursor using the Far Near Tele Wide keys Press the MENU key to open a sub menu TITLE TEXT TITLE MENU A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CMD S E CMD description One position ...

Page 31: ...ens dirty If so clean the lens with a soft clean cloth The camera is not working properly and the surface of the camera case is hot Is the camera connected to the proper power source The contrast on the screen is too weak Adjust the contrast feature of the monitor Is the camera exposed to strong light If so change the camera position 10 2 Maintenance Preventive maintenance allows minor faults to b...

Page 32: ...product means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002 96 EC The correct disposal and separate collection of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health It is a precondition for reuse and recycling of used electrical and electronic equipment For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance please contact y...

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Page 34: ...llee 84 D 76187 Karlsruhe Tel 49 721 595 1 www buildingtechnologies siemens com 2011 Copyright by Siemens AG Data and design subject to change without notice Supply subject to availability Document No A6V10321806 Edition 25 03 2011 ...

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