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Page 1: ...PowerDome PRO Installation manual This manual covers the installation and programming of the Vista PowerDome PRO series of High Speed PTZ domes Manual version V3 6...

Page 2: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 1...

Page 3: ...e EMC Directive 89 336 EEC the Low Voltage Directive LVD 73 23 the CE Marking Directive 93 68 EEC and all associated amendments This document is intended to provide accurate information However the in...

Page 4: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 3...

Page 5: ...ollar 22 Pendant Wall Mount Adaptor Collar 23 Corner Mounting VDM CMAg 23 Corner Mounting VDM CMAg 24 Side Pole Mounting VDM EPMAg 25 Parapet Mounting VPP ESM 25 Parapet Mounting VPP ESM 26 Menu Opera...

Page 6: ...edule Setup 56 5 7 Home Setup 58 5 8 Power Up Action 58 6 Privacy Setup 59 7 Alarm Setup 61 Appendix I DIP Switch Jumper Settings 64 Protocol and Baud rate setting 64 Protocol Telemetry Boards 65 Dome...

Page 7: ...ou still have questions please contact Norbain Technical support and Services during normal business hours Monday through Friday excluding bank holidays between 8a m and 7p m 44 0 118 912 5000 210 Wha...

Page 8: ...rator can set North at 0 deg providing a clear indication of direction of view RS485 and Coax FSK telemetry Including Vista PD Pelco P D Up to 8 privacy masks To prevent intrusion into unwanted areas...

Page 9: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 8 Figure 3...

Page 10: ...isted pair s maximum transmission distance are as follows NOTE Use an RS 485 distributor VSD 16 if you need to transmit further To learn more about RS 485 please refer to appendix II DIP Switch and ju...

Page 11: ...y VPP AD AD Manchester code NOTE The protocol board should be inserted into JP2 and JP3 these can be found on the hinged power board within the dome housing The above diagram shows the wiring connecti...

Page 12: ...are the same wire jacket but must remain as separate twisted pairs Power Requirements CAUTION For optimal video performance all PowerDomes must be powered from an isolated 24 VAC power source fused ou...

Page 13: ...Mounting and Housing Styles 13 In Ceiling Housing Installation 14 Surface Mount Housing Installation 17 Wall Mount Housing Installation VPP WM 20 Pendant Wall Mount Adapter Collar 23 Corner Mounting V...

Page 14: ...styles NOTE All installation mounting structures must be able to withstand at least 4 times the weight of the dome Figure 4 Basic mounting styles Surface mount Wall Pendant mount In Ceiling mount The...

Page 15: ...11 for weights The thickness of the ceiling should be less than 42mm and the upper space above the ceiling should be at least 42cm Preparing the mounting surface To prepare the mounting surface see F...

Page 16: ...nally tighten the three clip screws NOTE Ensure that even pressure is used to tighten the three screws otherwise distortion may occur WARNING Do not run cables next to the heaters It could cause damag...

Page 17: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 16 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12 Figure 14 Figure 13 Figure 15...

Page 18: ...an always pull back unneeded cable later How many cables you have depends upon how many video alarm data and power cables 7 Replace the housing bracket back into the housing Figure 21 Screw the housin...

Page 19: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 18 Figure 16 Figure 17 Figure 18 Figure 19 Figure 20 Figure 21...

Page 20: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 19 Figure 22 Figure 23 Figure 24 Figure 25...

Page 21: ...e Housing to the Bracket Figure 30 Feed the cables through the top of the housing Apply duct waterproof tape to the housing thread Screw the housing clockwise on to the wall bracket Once hand tight fi...

Page 22: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 21 Figure 26 Figure 27 Figure 28 Figure 29 Figure 30 Figure 31 PTFE IMPORTANT Please use PTFE tape to ensure sealing Bolt Alarm Video RS485 Heater Power Supply Power...

Page 23: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 22 Figure 32 Figure 33 Figure 34 Figure 35 Figure 36 PCB Board Heater Assembly Security Chain Holder Security Chain...

Page 24: ...r Example in the event of a replacement dome being fitted to replace an existing PowerDome1 or 2 This collar is screwed onto the top thread of dome housing Use PTFE tape on the thread to ensure waterp...

Page 25: ...the weight of the dome Figure 37 2 Make sure that the data video and power cables for the dome comply with the recommendations provided in the Cable Requirements on page 11 3 Mark screw positions Figu...

Page 26: ...nvironmental vibration according to local regulations Minimum load for this installation is 4 times the weight of the dome see page 13 for weights To prepare the mounting surface 1 The outside diamete...

Page 27: ...ion is 4 times the weight of the dome see page 13 for weights To prepare the mounting surface 1 The ceiling must be strong enough to bear 4 times the weight of the dome 2 Mark screw positions Figure 4...

Page 28: ...the preferred item 2 Then move it to the right to enter that sub menu 3 To leave a sub menu move the joystick to the left Editing the titles Up to 16 characters can be used for a title The following...

Page 29: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 28 Menu Tree See following pages for rest of menu structure System setup and Lens Setup...

Page 30: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 29 Menu Tree Page 2 See following pages for rest of menu structure Camera Setup and Pan Tilts Setup menus...

Page 31: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 30 Menu Tree Page 3 See following pages for rest of menu structure Function Setup menus...

Page 32: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 31 Menu Tree Page 4 Privacy setup and Alarm Setup Menus...

Page 33: ...ress and release the Mode key A Screen requesting a password will appear The default password is 6 zeros 000000 The main menu screen will appear To navigate the menus move the joystick up or down till...

Page 34: ...the cursor to select INPUT from Unit ID The INPUT setting will show the following picture b Move the joystick to the right and enter the serial number as displayed in the title Enter S N setting c Mo...

Page 35: ...cast address ID number 001 255 The ID number should be different from any other unit default setting is 255 When a command is sent to broadcast ID all the units connected to the control bus accept the...

Page 36: ...eset 3 Learn Title ON OFF 2s 60s Shows the learn title when running the learn 4 Autopan Title ON OFF 2s 60s Shows the title during automatic panning operation 5 Area Title ON OFF 2s 60s Displays the A...

Page 37: ...splay the current system time 5 System Date ON OFF 20 60s Display the current date of displaying OFF This function is disabled ON This function is enabled 2s 60s The function is displayed within a ran...

Page 38: ...English Spanish French and Dutch To select the language 1 Select SYSTEM SETUP from Main Menu 2 Select LANGUAGE SETUP 3 Move the joystick up or down to view selections and then move it to the left or...

Page 39: ...to accept or Preset 2 to cancel the request will appear NOTE Restarting the system will not change any settings 1 7 About Main menu System Setup About Move the joystick to select ABOUT the following p...

Page 40: ...manual V3 6 39 1 8 Clear All Main menu System Setup Clear All Call preset 1 will clear all presets all tours all learns all areas all auto pans all privacy and all alarm setup Call preset 2 will canc...

Page 41: ...The focus limit sets the minimum distance between the object and the camera Focus is not achieved if the distance is less than the current setting The following values for focus limit are available 1c...

Page 42: ...tings Four settings are available All Moving the Joystick restores both the Auto Focus and Auto Iris functions None Moving the joystick doe not restore the Auto focus or Auto Iris function Iris Moving...

Page 43: ...he next preset position OFF Movement between preset positions is displayed on screen NOTE Not every camera has this feature 3 2 Exposure Mode The Exposure Mode can be set to either Auto Shutter Iris o...

Page 44: ...ris and AGC will take effect 3 3 White Balance The White balance settings are adjustable to colour settings of the camera dependant on the lighting conditions of the scene The Options are AUTO Sodium...

Page 45: ...Only if the backlight mode is set to Normal or WDR mode can the Backlight value be changed 2 Not every camera has the function 3 5 Field Noise Reduce This features helps to reduce the amount of noise...

Page 46: ...Day start time If the mode setting is set to Time then the time at which the camera switches from monochrome to colour can be set using the internal clock 4 Night start time If the mode setting is se...

Page 47: ...ms in the speed of pan can be slowed to make the manual control better ON Enable the function default setting OFF Disable the function 4 3 Max Vertical Angle The Power Dome PRO can be set to see above...

Page 48: ...era can display the direction it is facing in degrees relative to a user defined position When Set North is selected within the menus the above box will appear move the VPP to a direction that is to b...

Page 49: ...nd focus and iris settings Once programmed entering the number and press PRESET button on your controller will automatically call up the preset As many as 220 preset positions can be programmed 1 Pres...

Page 50: ...ill move to the next preset position 5 Multi preset Mode This option can be set to Stack or Last Stack The VPP will stack all preset commands so will show all positions in the sequence in which it has...

Page 51: ...re moving to the next 1 to 255 seconds E g 003 002 means that preset 003 is accessed and paused for 2 seconds Move joystick to the left or right to select editing item and then move it to up or down t...

Page 52: ...0 Sec or High approx 50 0 Sec 6 Wide Angle Between This option allows the camera to be set to zoom out to its widest angle before moving to the next preset position This allows the operator an overvie...

Page 53: ...for the VPP to follow Up to four learn tour modes can be set Each of them can have a duration of up to 180s 1 Learn tour No This sets the learn tour number ranging from 1 to 4 2 Title This sets the n...

Page 54: ...Autopan Setup Main menu Function Setup Autopan setup This function allows you to set the left and right edges of an area to be monitored and the VPP can then be set to move back and forth between thes...

Page 55: ...een instructions 5 Default Speed This sets the scanning speed ranging from 001 to 255 6 Autopan CMD The user can define the command that will start the Autopan tour Default is AUX6 7 Autopan Test This...

Page 56: ...r on screen when the unit enters this area Up to four Areas can be set 1 Area Number This selects the Area number ranging from 001 to 004 2 Title This sets the name for the Area which can be displayed...

Page 57: ...to run specified functions according to a user definable scheduled 1 Schedule No There are 8 definable timed events available 2 Start Time Set the start time for the event 3 End Time Set the stop time...

Page 58: ...run any event 3 Operators can take control during a timed action The unit will return to the timed function if 5 Days To Run This allows the operator to specify which days of the week that the schedul...

Page 59: ...220 Autopan 1 4 Run Autopan 001 004 Tour 1 4 Run tour 001 004 Learn tour 1 4 Run learn tour 001 004 Home Priority This allows the behaviour of the home settings to be configured as follows 1 st The Ho...

Page 60: ...to shield where monitoring may intrude on privacy such as a resident s window a toilet etc 1 Privacy Mask Number It sets the privacy mask number ranging from 001 to 008 2 Setup New Mask This enables y...

Page 61: ...he screen or not 4 Show Next Mask It automatically shows the next mask If the next mask is not set an alert message will be displayed 5 Delete Current Mask The current mask is deleted 6 Mask Greyscale...

Page 62: ...e The input is active between set times see 7 Set ARM DISARM Time 3 Alarm State This can set the input to Normally Open N O or Normally Closed N C 4 Alarm Action This set the action that the VPP is to...

Page 63: ...he VPP behaves after the alarm has cleared The options are Never The VPP will stay in the alarm position till a manual command is sent Always The VPP will always return to the position it was in prior...

Page 64: ...es the opportunity for an operator to manually take control and follow an intruder without further alarms overriding the manual control and sending the VPP to a preset position Manual Priority This ca...

Page 65: ...ts on SW2 are for the baud rate Default is 9600bps NOTE If you are using Vista Coax BBV Coax AD or PHILIPS protocol please set the baud rate to 19200 bps ON Protocol Switch Number SW2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 66: ...d Philips protocols contact your sales representative for pricing and delivery details Fitting the Protocol Boards The Protocol boards are attached to the Power Board situated in the top of the dome h...

Page 67: ...Pin Board option 4 Pin Board option Ensure the board is parallel with line on lower Power Board Ensure 3 pins are located in the holes furthest from hinge of the drop down platform Ensure the board is...

Page 68: ...IDs applicable for the domes Hard ID Hard ID is set via DIP SW1 it can not be changed from the OSD menu Hard ID ranges from 1 to 255 ON ID Switch Number SW1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1...

Page 69: ...64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 ID Switch Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114...

Page 70: ...198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 ID Switch Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151...

Page 71: ...al V3 6 70 ON ID Switch Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 Dome ID d...

Page 72: ...twisted pair cable The type of video output is controlled by jumpers 16 and 17 JP16 and JP17 on the drop down board within the housing As default the dome will come set for video transmission over co...

Page 73: ...he following picture RS485 Termination RS 485 bus needs two 120 resistors one at each both ends Fit the 120 resistors on the two devices keyboard or dome at the end of the RS 485 bus The Termination r...

Page 74: ...00m If the user selects thinner cables or installs the dome in an environment with strong electromagnetic interference or connects a large numbers of equipment to the RS485 Bus the maximum transmittin...

Page 75: ...onnections via a Star Configuration It is necessary when installing a Star Configuration to use a Dome Star Driver such as the Vista VSD 16 a 16 channel Star Driver for RS 485 control This will give r...

Page 76: ...Keep the communications cable at least 50m from any high voltage cable or equipment 2 Ensure that the cables are protected where possible 3 The system must be grounded with equal potentials 4 The ear...

Page 77: ...he fuse The fuse is a 4 ampere one b Check and confirm all the wire connections are correct and good in contact c Use a voltmeter to check the voltage load to the dome If the voltage is less tan 24V A...

Page 78: ...c plastic Liquid or spray cleaner wax suitable for fine furniture is acceptable Do not use this procedure for cleaning the interior of the dome See Cleaning the interior of the dome bubble Cleaning th...

Page 79: ...1 2 To attach the unit directly to a wall mark the location of the four mounting holes using the dimensions shown in Figure 52 Prepare the four mounting holes in accordance with the type of wall concr...

Page 80: ...initialisation To ensure this operation is completed correctly the DIP switches on the replacement Camera Yoke need to be set to the match the Telemetry Board installed on the Power Board in the hous...

Page 81: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 80 Installer Notes...

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Page 83: ...PowerDome PRO manual V3 6 82 Vista 210 Wharfedale Winnersh Triangle WOKINGHAM Berkshire RG41 5PT Tel 44 0 118 912 5000 Fax 44 0 118 912 5001 www vista cctv com...

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