VERDER CARBOLITE GERO CAF G5, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions

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Fitting Type 1 - Bayonet
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Mount the lens and camera assembly (fig 5b) onto the camera mounting bracket as
shown in fig 5e and 5f.
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Rotate the lens and camera assembly anti-clockwise to locate in position. The socket
head screws are fixed in position and do not require tightening.
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Ensure that the camera is in a horizontal position.
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To rotate the camera independently of the lens, hold the camera firmly in position
and use a 1.25 mm Allen key to loosen the three grub screws positioned around the
adapter ring as shown in fig 5b, and position the camera horizontally.
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Once the camera is in the correct position, tighten the three grub screws and release
the camera.
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Connect the Ethernet cable from the front of the door arm to the Ethernet socket on
the rear of the camera. See fig 11a.
Fitting Type 2 - Screw
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Mount the lens and camera assembly onto the camera mounting bracket as shown
in fig 5e and 5f.
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Secure the camera assembly in place with the four nuts and socket head screws
provided.
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Screw the nuts onto the screw threads by hand, then hold them in place using an 8
mm spanner.
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Tighten the screws using a 3 mm Allen key.
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To adjust the positioning of the camera, loosen the outer screws to allow vertical
movement, or the inner screws to allow movement horizontally.
Horizontal and Vertical Adjustment Securing Camera Assembly
3.9.1 Camera and Lens Settings
1. The camera settings are pre adjusted in the software to give the best image qual-
ity and should not need any additional further adjustment.
2. The lens is manually adjusted to give the best quality picture in the following way:
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Focusing ring on the front of the lens, see fig 5b.
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Aperture adjustment, see fig 5b. The ideal position for the aperture is at f16. At this
position exposure will be maintained between 450 °C (with rear lighting) and 1600
°C. If a specific test temperature range is be utilised i.e. maximum temperature set
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