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Orbiter Gold / Lite Owners Operation & Installation Guide

Page 12 © Video Controls Limited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK

Chapter 1

Installation

Figure xv ‘Daisy Chain’ Installation

IMPORTANT:

The above rules concerning the use of

RS485 must be adhered to so that the
telemetry data is not corrupted. Failure to
adhere to these rules will seriously reduce
the performance of the Orbiter Gold / Lite
units

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Summary of Contents for Orbiter Gold Microspheres

Page 1: ...Video Controls Limited Document Number MNGLXXXX0901UK Orbiter Gold OrbiterLite Microspheres with user selectable Coax and Twisted Pair Telemetry modes Owners Operation Installation Guide ...

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Page 3: ...1 2 0 Sample Configurations and Notes for RS485 Twisted Pair Installations 10 2 Setting up the Orbiter Gold Lite 13 1 0 Wiring Details 13 2 0 Settings on the Orbiter Gold Lite Top Board VC472 16 3 0 Address Settings 17 4 0 Coax Telemetry 18 5 0 Alarm Settings 18 6 0 LED on the Orbiter Gold Lite Bottom Board VC472 20 7 0 Alarm Relay Connections 21 3 Technical Specification 23 4 Equipment Returns Pr...

Page 4: ...Orbiter Gold Lite Owners Operation Installation Guide Page ii Video Controls Limited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK Table of Contents ...

Page 5: ...his may damage the camera pick up device This information and our technical advice whether verbal in writing or by way of trials is given in good faith but without warranty and this also applies where proprietary rights of third parties are involved Our advice does not release you from your obligation to check its va lidity and to test our products suitability for the intended purpose s and use s ...

Page 6: ...Orbiter Gold Lite Owners Operation Installation Guide Page iv Video Controls Limited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK Safety Notes Fault Finder ...

Page 7: ...alling the Orbiter Gold Lite 1 1 Ceiling and Wall Mounted Models Figure i below details the ceiling and wall mount brackets including dimensions Figure i Mounting Brackets for Orbiter Gold Lite 54mm 80mm 80mm 82mm 100mmSQ 42mm 12mm WIDE SLOTFOR CABLES ON R30 M5 OR No10 FIXINGS WALL CEILING MOUNT VC5S 80 88mm POLE VC5S 300 300mm POLE VC5S 600 600mm POLE VC5S 900 900mm POLE M8 FIXINGS VC5S 1200 1200...

Page 8: ...le to support the weight of the Orbiter Gold Lite 1 1 kg as shown in Figure ii Figure ii Fitting the Orbiter Gold Lite into the bracket Step Instruction 2 Align the lug on the Orbiter Gold Lite with the slot on the bracket Carefully push the Orbiter Gold Lite into the bracket and twist clockwise Allow to drop into the retainer See Figure iii Figure iii Fitting the Orbiter Gold Lite into the bracke...

Page 9: ...bracket to lock the Orbiter Gold Lite in place This is ESSENTIAL for the safe operation of the Orbiter Gold Lite The hole for the screw is on the opposite side of the pole to the slot 4 Attach the cable cover This is supplied as two halves which snap together over the neck of the Orbiter Gold Lite as shown in Figure iv below Figure iv Fitting the Cable Covers DEOH RYHU KDYOHV VQDS WRJHWKHU ...

Page 10: ...ntly programmed tours will be affected Note The false ceiling kit requires a clear area of 270mm diameter for installation See Figure v for details Figure v Dimensions Required for False Ceiling Kit Step Instruction 1 Ensure that thefalseceiling is able tosupport the weight of the false ceiling kit 1 25 kg 2 Using the retaining ring as a template cut a 160mm diameter hole in the ceiling using an a...

Page 11: ...he Lanyard is fitted correctly at the point indi cated Point A 5 Insert the Orbiter Gold Lite through the ceiling and fit the retaining disk to the back of theOrbiter Gold Lite The rear of the the ceiling face 6 Screw down the three M4 Nyloc nuts to lock the Orbiter Gold Lite into place Figure vi Fitting the Lanyard M 4 N yloc nut and w asher D O N O T O VERTIG H TEN M3 Screw and washer Lanyard A ...

Page 12: ...tallation 1 3 Installing the Orbiter Gold External 1 3 1 Wall Soffit and Pole Mounts Dimensions For dimensions see Figure vii through to Figure ix All dimensions given in mm Add to the following Figure vii Wall Mount Dimensions Figure viii Soffit Mount Dimensions Figure ix Pole Mount Dimensions 425 370 460 240 630 470 ...

Page 13: ... orbiter Gold Housing Figure x Mounting details 8 external Orbiter Microsphere Figure xi Exploded views of wall soffit and pole mounts QTY 4 SCREW HE AD SLO TS SCREW 5 MAX HEAD 10 MAX 2 HOLES 22 CABLE ACCESS 4 HOLES 8 ON 4 PC D 35 CABLE ACCESS 24 1 20 50 72 60 100 100 72 110 7 7 2 2 Soffit and Pole Mounting Plate Fixing Holes Wall Mounting Box Fixing Holes ...

Page 14: ...taken by the installer to ensure that an alternative and appropriate method is used to affix the unit and that the sealing is adequate for the purpose intended e g silicon sealer Inadequate attention to these sealing areas may cause failure of the unit These housings must be attached to a structure of adequate strength for the purpose and appropriate fixings must be used adequate for the working l...

Page 15: ...ited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK Page 9 Chapter 1 Installation Figure xiii Fitting the sphere Align the arrow with the notch on the neck of the sphere as shown above When these two are aligned the unit may be fitted by following the instructions printed on the underside of the unit ...

Page 16: ...d on the topboard For the location see Figure xix on page 16 This sets the termina tion to ON See Figure xiv below for a sample Con figuration Figure xiv Individual Twisted Pair Output 2 2 Twisted Pair and Daisy Chain connections Twisted pair RS485 telemetry receivers may be daisy chained up to a maximum of 32 units from a single twisted pair RS485 output When this option is used it is imperative ...

Page 17: ...ites in this way 2 3 Star Connections DO NOT connect several twisted pair RS485 telemetry receivers in a Star Connection to one twisted pair output using long cables use the daisy chain method detailed above instead If separate cables are brought back from the Orbiter Gold Lites to the transmitter then the MAXCOM8ITP must be used to provide individual RS485 output to the cameras MAXCOM8ITP must al...

Page 18: ...MNGLXXXX0901UK Chapter 1 Installation Figure xv Daisy Chain Installation IMPORTANT The above rules concerning the use of RS485 must be adhered to so that the telemetry data is not corrupted Failure to adhere to these rules will seriously reduce the performance of the Orbiter Gold Lite units ...

Page 19: ... the loca tion of the terminal block and for the wiring details The false ceiling versions of the Orbiter Gold Lite are supplied with a 3m cable See Figure xviii the table on page 11 for the wiring details Note The terminal block is accessed by removing the two M3 CSK head screws using an appropriate tool 1 1 1 Wall Ceiling Mount Figure xvi Mounting Options for Orbiter Gold Lite 54mm 80mm 80mm 82m...

Page 20: ...gure xvii Terminal Block Details Table 6 VC408 Teminal BlockPCB TWISTED PAIR DATA IN COAX SG Not Used SG Not Used SYN Not Used SYN Not Used D TwistedPair Telemetry D Not Used D D Not Used VID Video Signal VID Video Signal VG Video Ground VG Video Ground V AC 24V AC V AC 24V AC 0V AC 24V AC 0V AC 24V AC 9 1 21 21 21 9 9 21 21 ...

Page 21: ...iptions of Pin outs for False Ceiling TWISTED PAIR DATA IN COAX Pin 1 Green 24V AC Pin 1 Green 24V AC Pin 2 Red 24V AC Pin 2 Red 24V AC Pin 3 Blue Data Pin 3 Not Used Pin 4 Yellow Data Pin 4 Not Used Pin 5 Coax Screen Video Ground Pin 5 Coax Screen Video Ground Pin 6 Coax Core Video Signal Pin 6 Coax Core Video Signal Pin 7 Not Used Pin 7 Not Used 1 6 4 2 7 5 3 Solder side view of socket fitted on...

Page 22: ...to a long cable run then the LIFT pot may be adjusted to sharpen the image If the contrast of the image is low caused by an attenuated video signal make adjustments by turning the GAIN pot Note Over adjustment of either the GAIN or the LIFT pot will result in further image quality degradation 7 95 95 2 1 21 21 21 1 6 73 7 50 2 6 6 2 GAIN Control See text for how to use this control LIFT Control Se...

Page 23: ...biter Gold Lite are set as shown in the table below Set the Poles on DILSW2 to the desired position for each address Table 8 Address settings DP 1R HQRWHV WKH VZLWFK SRVLWLRQ ZKHUH 21 2 6 7 6 77 1 6 DP 1R DP 1R DP 1R HQRWHV WKH VZLWFK SRVLWLRQ ZKHUH 21 2 6 7 6 77 1 6 HQRWHV WKH VZLWFK SRVLWLRQ ZKHUH 21 2 6 7 6 77 1 6 HQRWHV WKH VZLWFK SRVLWLRQ ZKHUH 21 2 6 7 6 77 1 6 ...

Page 24: ...SW2 see Figure xix is used to toggle the Orbiter Gold Lites alarm setting When the switch is ON the Orbiter Gold Lites alarm inputs are enabled and set to the default settings as shown in the table below If switch 8 is OFF then the alarms are notautomaticallyenabled butcanbeenabledandadjusted using a MaxCom with local alarm menus See the MaxCom instructions for details of alarm setting menus 5 1 D...

Page 25: ...responding preset and Relay 1 will close its contacts When the alarm time out has expired the Orbiter Gold Lite will return to its pre alarm state and Relay 1 will open its contacts provided no other alarms have been activated and are still timing out 5 Normally Open 5 10 Seconds 6 Normally Open 6 10 Seconds 7 Normally Open 7 10 Seconds 8 Normally Open 8 10 Seconds ALARM INPUT TYPE PRESET TIME OUT...

Page 26: ...ter Gold Lite Bottom Board VC472 In the following section please refer to Figure xx below for the locations on the board Figure xx The Orbiter Gold Lite Bottom Board LED D2 will flash each time a valid telemetry command for this receiver is received D2 Data Received LED Flashes whenever a valid telemetry command is received 7RS VLGH RI ERDUG ...

Page 27: ...cated at the top of the Orbiter Gold Lite shown in Figure xxi below Figure xxi Top View of Jupiter with Alarms The connections on the RJ45 plugs are numbered as shown in Figure xxii A suitable termination tool will be be re quired to connect to the RJ45 plugs Figure xxii Contact Side View of RJ45 Plug The 2 RJ45 connectors are wired as shown in the table below C onnector 3 Alarms 5 8 C onnector 2 ...

Page 28: ...oms 0 AUX momentary function and can be used to control auxiliary equipment Note The maximum current rating for the 2 relays is 1A 24V DC or 0 5A 120V AC CONNECTOR 1 CONNECTOR 2 PIN SIGNAL PIN SIGNAL 1 Alarm in 5 1 Alarm in 1 2 Alarm in 6 2 Alarm in 2 3 Alarm in 7 3 Alarm in 3 4 Alarm in 8 4 Alarm in 4 5 Alarm Common 5 Alarm Common 6 Relay 2 N O 6 Relay 1 N O 7 Relay 2 Common 7 Relay 1 Common 8 Re...

Page 29: ...old Gold Gold X Optical Zoom 16x 18x 22x 18x Digital 2x 8x 8x 8x Total Zoom 32x 144x 176x 144x Colour Mono N N N Y Alarm Inputs 4 8 8 8 Relay Outputs 1 2 2 2 Presets 64 128 128 128 Tours with idents 2 4 4 4 Presets per Tour 128 128 128 128 Mimic Tours 1 4 4 4 Remote Reset Y Y Y Y Home Feature Y Y Y Y Dual Purpose Coax TP Y Y Y Y Privacy Zones 1 28 28 28 ...

Page 30: ...ave Technology N N N Y Scanning System NTSC Y Y Y Y Scanning System PAL Y Y Y Y Line Resolution NTSC 450 470 460 470 Line Resolution PAL 450 460 460 460 Pixels NTSC 768 H x 494 V 768 H x 494 V 768 H x 494 V 768 H x 494 V Pixels PAL 752 H x 582 V 752 H x 582 V 752 H x 582 V 752 H x 582 V Lens Size mm 4 64 4 1 73 8 4 88 4 1 73 8 Focus Iris Auto Manual Telemetry Options Coax Tiwsted Pair Control Sign...

Page 31: ...Min Illumination lux 1 0 1 1 0 1 Min Illumination Integration lux colour mono n a 0 4 0 1 0 4 S N Ratio dB 48 50 50 50 Operating Temp C 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 Variable Pan Speed 0 1 400 per second Pan Coverage 360 continuous Variable Tilt Speed 0 1 200 per second Tilt Coverage 90 Power Supply 24 VAC Recom mended PSU VCORB24 Mounting Options Wall Ceiling False Ceiling ...

Page 32: ...8x 22x 18x 18x 23x Digital 8x 8x 8x 8x 8x Total Zoom 144x 176x 144x 144x 184x Colour Mono N N Y Y Y Alarm Inputs 8 8 8 8 8 Relay Outputs 2 2 2 2 2 Presets 128 128 128 128 128 Tours with idents 4 4 4 4 4 Presets per Tour 128 128 128 128 128 Mimic Tours 1 4 4 4 4 Remote Reset Y Y Y Y Y Home Feature Y Y Y Y Y Dual Purpose Coax TP Y Y Y Y Y Privacy Zones 1 28 28 28 28 ...

Page 33: ... N N N N Y X Wave Technol ogy N N N Y N Scanning System NTSC Y Y Y Y Y Scanning System PAl Y Y Y Y Y Line Resolu tion NTSC 470 460 470 470 470 Line Resolu tion PAL 460 460 460 460 470 Pixels NTSC 768 H x 494 V 768 H x 494 V 768 H x 494 V 768 H x 494 V 724 H x 494 V Pixels PAL 752 H x 582 V 752 H x 582 V 752 H x 582 V 752 H x 582 V 724 H x 582 V Lens Size mm 4 1 73 8 4 88 4 1 73 8 4 1 73 8 3 6 82 8...

Page 34: ...l Signal Twisted Pair or In Coax Video Output 1V pk pk Min Illumina tion lux 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 Min Illumina tion Inte gration lux col our mono 0 4 n a 0 4 0 01 0 4 0 01 0 1 0 02 S N Ratio dB 50 50 50 50 50 Operat ing Temp C 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 20 50 Variable Pan Speed 0 1 400 per second Pan Coverage 360 continuous Variable Tilt Speed 0 1 200 per second Tilt Coverage 90 Power Supply 24 VAC ...

Page 35: ...s Operation Installation Guide Orbiter Gold Lite Video Controls Limited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK Page 29 Chapter 3 External Gold Gold Gold Gold X Gold Recom mended PSU VCEXT24PSU Mounting Options Wall Pole Soffit ...

Page 36: ...Orbiter Gold Lite Owners Operation Installation Guide Page 30 Video Controls Limited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK Chapter 3 ...

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Page 38: ... ON 01928 754010 TO ARRANGE THE RETURN PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO HAND AS WHEN THIS CALL IS MADE COMPANY NAME TELEPHONE FAX NUMBER PRODUCT TYPE SERIAL NUMBER QUANTITY ORIGINAL INVOICE DATE THE RETURN WILL BE LOGGED YOU WILL BE GIVEN A RETURNS NUMBER WHICH MUST BE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED ON THE PACKAGING OF THE RETURNING PRODUCT THIS WILL ASSIST OUR TEAM IN POSSESSING YOUR ...

Page 39: ...s Limited 2001 MNGLXXXX0901UK Page 33 Chapter 4 PLEASE NOTE ALL RETURNING PRODUCT FOR CREDIT IS ASSESSED ON ITS ARRIVAL IF THE PRODUCT IS MARKED OR DAM AGED MISSING PACKAGING ACCESSORIES OR INSTRUC TION MANUAL A HANDLING CHARGE WILL BE APPLIED TO THE CREDIT NOTE RAISED ...

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