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BCC7L
RE-RE-RE-BCC7R
BCC8L
USER MANUAL
Product Composition
Camera Cable
connection
power and video output
Support bracket
Cable for test video output
The camera
The RE-BCC camera belong to the category of
cameras in
protected housing with IR. They are very practical because
cameras can also be installed in harsh and outdoor
environments without the need for a protective case.
Power to the camera
On the back of the camera protrudes a
cable
2
connectors:
power and video output. The video output can be recognized
by the typical bayonet BNC connector and may be connected
to the monitor or the video control device. At the power plug,
you must be connected to a 12VDC power supply with a 5.5
mm plug. center-positive, as the RE-AL5 model.
The AC power supply allows you to install the cameras
without protection (required if the power supply is 220V), as
well as
supply the camera with a battery in case of power failure.
Attention to use STABILIZED feeders that provide 12V in any
load condition. The use of a different supply voltage from
12VDC can generate video disorders and in the worst cases
damage the camera. Given
the
significant uptake
IR illuminator is necessary to pay close attention when the
wire
D.C.
more than a few meters. Use appropriate sections in order to
avoid excessive voltage drop that would prevent proper
illuminating power of the LEDs.
Connect the video
The female BNC video connector must be connected to the
monitor or the video management device. If the distance to
be covered is a few meters you can use any type of cable.
But if you go over 10 meters we recommend using the
coaxial cable type RG59 or similar which also allows the
wiring over a hundred meters.
Audio output
The
RE-BCC cameras,
not
They have audio microphone, for obvious reasons of
protection against ingress of liquids. E ', however, can match
an external microphone like RE-CM2 model.
Target
This range of
cameras
AUTO IRIS equipped with varifocal lens. The AUTOIRIS
diaphragm adapts itself to light and allows outdoor shooting.
The focal point is from 6mm to 50mm variable in order to
obtain an optimum angle of view based on the area to be
framed.
Focus the lens.
The RE-BCC cameras last generation have the advantage of
being able to vary FOCAL (zoom) and FOCUS without
having to open them. The first thing to do after being linked
to video is finding the right visual varying the FOCAL, after
that it affects the focus until you get the picture well defined.
To do this the bottom of the camera near the mounting
bracket there are two controllers that provide the ability to
vary FOCAL (zoom) and FIRE as illustrated in FIG.
IR Illuminator
The cameras of the RE-BCC series to integrate
their
an internal
illuminator 850 nm LED illuminator turns itself on when it gets
dark.
NOTE:
Although infrared light is invisible to the human eye
NOTE:
Although infrared light is invisible to the human eye
LEDs, visas
to the
dark assume a
reddish brightness. Only the RE-BCC7R model
is
specially
manufactured not to emit any brightness even at a close
inspection and uses for this special LED lighting at 940 nm
Flow rate:
RE-BCC7R IR invisible RE 30 m-60 m BCC7L IR
RE-BCC8L IR 80 m The cameras of this series generate
lighting
infrared wide-angle that depending on the setting of the lens
focal ranges from 5 to 43 °
advanced settings
These cameras allow you to adjust the aperture iris and also
have the possibility to vary the intensity and the intervention
threshold of
LED. For
do
This round must open the lid placed next to the fire
regulators and zoom, then act on Trimmers using a
screwdriver. Inside this cover they are also present
some
LED
signaling and additional VIDEO output to which is connected
the cable present in the package.
Trimmers:
LEVEL • used to
LEVEL • used to
LEVEL • used to
regular
AUTOIRIS of the LED lens aperture ON • It used to adjust the
AUTOIRIS of the LED lens aperture ON • It used to adjust the
AUTOIRIS of the LED lens aperture ON • It used to adjust the
threshold
ignition
lED
infrared CURRENT • It is used to adjust the intensity of
infrared CURRENT • It is used to adjust the intensity of
infrared CURRENT • It is used to adjust the intensity of
infrared LEDs. TO
higher intensity corresponds to a higher absorption.
LED (left to right):
PL • POWER LOW when the camera receives a voltage not
PL • POWER LOW when the camera receives a voltage not
PL • POWER LOW when the camera receives a voltage not
sufficient (<10.8V) the
lED yellow
lights PN • POWER NORMAL when the camera receives the
lights PN • POWER NORMAL when the camera receives the
lights PN • POWER NORMAL when the camera receives the
right 12V +/- 10% voltage turns on the green LED (from
10.8V to 13.2V) PO • POWER OVER when the camera
10.8V to 13.2V) PO • POWER OVER when the camera
10.8V to 13.2V) PO • POWER OVER when the camera
receives a too high voltage with respect to the normal one
will illuminate the RED LED. (> 13.2V) The camera in this
case goes to protection up to not give any image so as not to
be damaged.
VIDEO:
