DSE srl -
Via Cigna 64, 10152 Torino Italy - Tel. 011.850711 - Fax 011.2472675 - E-mail: [email protected] - Web: www.dseitalia.it
DSE srl -
Via Cigna 64, 10152 Torino Italy - Tel. 011.850711 - Fax 011.2472675 - E-mail: [email protected] - Web: www.dseitalia.it
RE-TBC2 / 5/6
RE-TCC2 / 5/6
USER MANUAL
Product Composition
The package contains the single camera. Objective, support
bracket and power supply must be purchased separately.
Target
The camera is combined with an objective that you probably
bought with it. The camera is suitable for CS mount lenses,
but can also accept to C attack targets using a special
extension ring. And 'necessary that the lens is suitable for 1/3
"CCD. You can also use auto iris lenses (iris) and
Video-Drive and DC-Drive.
Power to the camera
On the back of the camera there is the connector
for
power
(POWER). We must connect a 12VDC power supply with
plug
5.5 mm. center-positive, as the model DSE RE-AL4. The DC
power supply allows you to install the cameras without
protection (request 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. Beware of power supply cables too
long,
that could
introduce excessive voltage drop.
Attach the lens
The goal is screwed on the front of the camera.
If the goal is the type auto iris must connect the connector to
the socket
on
camera. The camera is in
degree
of
to accept
both
autoriris
Video
Drive that Direct Driver. If you
must provide
you
the same connector solder these are the PIN to use:
PIN DIRECT
VIDEO
1
DAMP -
+ 12V
2
DAMP +
Not used
3
DRIVE +
VIDEO
4
DRIVE -
GND
Once the lens is screwed, it is necessary to focus
turning
there
ferrule
lens. It may be necessary to move the threaded ring which is
fixed to the camera. To do this it is necessary to loosen the
allen-mail into the small hole at the side of the nut or the
clamping screw. After that you can tighten or loosen the ring
to ward off or approach the goal.
Connect the video
The video output is on the rear of the camera
is
presents
a
BNC connector. It must be connected to the monitor or 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 type RG59 coaxial cable
that allows the wiring over a hundred meters.
Audio output
The RE-TBC2 cameras, TCC2, TBC5 TCC5 and are
equipped with RCA audio output and environmental
microphone
place
to
side
lens. For short distances it is possible to use any pair of
cables, while for relevant distances are needed coaxial
cables 50 Ohm as RG58 or RG174.
adjustments
On the back of the camera there are microswitches. Their
number varies depending on the camera model. The
functions are as follows:
BLC ON / OFF This is the backlight compensation to
be activated if you are shooting a dark subject against a
bright background, such as a person entering from an
entrance from the inside out.
AI / AE or AI / EE This switch is positioned on AI if
you use an auto-iris lens. If you are using a normal fixed iris
lens must move on or EE AE (Automatic Electronic Shutter)
to activate the electronic shutter.
DC-VIDEO This switch is used if you
use objectives
Auto iris and
It allows you to choose the mode of operation (DC Drive
drive or Video). Check the type of lens you are using. The
sensitivity to light lens auto iris is
rule by acting on the
LEVEL trimmer when using DC Drive objectives. In the case
of objectives Video Drive, the settings are on target.
AWB ON / OFF This
switch
active
is
deactivates
the
balancing
Auto white.
AGC ON / OFF This
switch
active
is
deactivates the automatic gain control.
Camera attachment
The camera is mounted generally at the wall via a bracket
(RE-ST1), which must be purchased separately. The camera
has an attack at the bottom and one at the top for mounting
on the ceiling. Depending on the type of camera
can he
be required
the
mounting a threaded block to be screwed to the camera. In
the case of mounting the camera within protective housings it
is started on the inner rail with the screws provided with the
housing so that it is located as close as possible to the front
glass.