Ganz C-AllView, Руководство по установке

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It is important that this type of nut is used to prevent injury should the bolts
work loose in operation, due to vibration.
A stainless steel wire lanyard and clip is provided as a safety measure should any of
the bolts that hold the body of the Camera unit to the adaptor bracket work loose.
Always use the lanyard to support the Camera unit during installation and
ensure that it is connected and in use when the Camera unit mounting is
complete.
Insert the connector into the socket on the Camera unit, and screw home the
retaining ring.
Push the connector back into the adaptor bracket and align
the allen head bolts with the keyhole slots.
Push the heads through the keyholes and turn the Camera
unit body so that the bolt heads drop into their respective
receptacles. The bolts should then be tightened to approx
1.6Kg/m.
Do not over tighten bolts
Figure 3
Offset Mounting
When mounting upright, an offset can be added to allow the camera field of view to
clear the pan motor section of the housing.
Unscrew and withdraw the M5
socket head retaining bolt
from the middle of the front of
the yoke.
Tip the tilt housing and yoke
assembly forward.
Re-insert the bolt from the rear
and screw home. The Torque
figure is approx 0.97Kg/m
Do not over tighten the bolt
Power Supply
The Camera unit can accept a wide range of power supply input voltages.
The applicable range is 20-36Vdc or 14-26Vac. It draws 15W peak and 5W when idle.
This however does not take account of any optional heating of cooling devices in the Camera
unit, nor optional IR lighting systems.
The RCPS1 Camera unit power supply is capable of providing sufficient current to run the
Camera unit and a 24VAC washer pump (Typical example Dennard WW5 or WW25).
This supply also has built-in transient suppression and individually fused outputs for the
Camera and Washer units, as well as spark-gap protection for video and data connections.
Each output fuse has positive indication of failure, so a blown fuse is instantly identified.
The RCPS1 pcb layout is shown below in Figure 4.
The pcb has a number of connector strips for terminations in and out of the camera plus
power output terminals and a ground lug.
Retaining
bolt
Retaining
bolt