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Installation
• Unfasten the locking ring (5) by rotating it counter-clockwise and then remove it.
• In order to lay the connection cable invisibly, an appropriately large hole can be
drilled at the installation site (when you plug the jack, protect it against dust and dirt
with something like a piece of tape).
Alternately, the connection cable can be laid outwards through a slot in the mount-
ing ring (1).
• The mounting ring (1) can be fastened at the installation site using 4 screws (2). Use
suitable screws and wall plugs, depending on the surface.
Make sure when screwing into place or when drilling holes that cables or wires
are not damaged.
• Mount the camera (3) and the stop ring (4) on the mounting ring (1). Then, screw
the locking ring (5) on, which you removed at the beginning, so the camera is in the
desired position.
Important:
Turn only the locking ring (5), and not the spherical camera (3). Otherwise, the
cable will become twisted, which could damage it.
The camera should not be pointed directly towards bright sources of light or
the sun (e.g. window surfaces), since this will overexpose the image.
For outdoor use we recommend choosing a location that is protected from
rain (e.g. under the eaves) to prevent the formation of droplets or splash water
on the camera's front panel that will cause a distorted and unusable image.
Connection
The camera is equipped with a connection cable with two connectors on the end:
• BNC connector: The video signal (PAL) is available over this. Use an adapter, if you do
not have a BNC cable for this connection.
• Circular socket: The external power supply is connected to this socket. Make sure
you only use a stabilised power supply unit with an output voltage of 12 V/DC (direct
current) (see also chapter “Technical Data” at the end of the operating manual).
Pay attention to the correct polarity of the connector for the power supply
(inner contact = plus/+, outer contact = minus/-), otherwise the camera will be
damaged; loss of warranty!
If you install and use the camera in outdoor areas, the two connectors have to
be placed in a location that is protected from humidity (in dry interior areas).
Otherwise, the connectors will corrode.
Set the correct input channel on the display device to display the camera image.
Afterwards, adjust the camera again if needed, in order to be able to monitor the
desired area.
In the dark, the IR LEDs are activated automatically. However, the LEDs are not visible
to the human eye. Please bear in mind that at night, coloured image reproduction
changes into a black and white monochrome representation.
Cleaning
Occasionally, clean the camera from dust and dirt, especially the front screen. To that
effect, use a clean, soft, dry cloth. Do not rub too hard, since otherwise scratch marks
will occur on the glass; this will cause deterioration in the image quality!
Never direct a stream of water from a garden hose or a high-pressure cleaner onto
the camera.
Do not use any aggressive detergent, as this might cause discoloration.
Tips and Notes
• Install the camera so that it cannot be reached without using auxiliary means.
Protect the connecting cables from acts of sabotage.
• Longer cable lengths cause deterioration in the video signal. In this case, use a
suitable ampli
fi
er.
If the cable used to supply the power is too long, the voltage will drop, and thus the
operating voltage for the camera will no longer be suf
fi
cient. This may lead to stripes
in the image or to a loss of signal. If necessary, use a cable with a larger cross-section
to reduce the voltage drop.
Disposal
Electrical and electronic products do not belong to the household waste!
Dispose of an unserviceable product in accordance with the relevant statutory
regulations.
Technical Data
Image sensor:
8.5 mm (1/3"), CMOS
TV System:
PAL
TV lines:
600
Effective resolution:
648 x 512 pixels
Video output signal:
1.0 Vpp, 75 ohms
Video output:
BNC
Photosensivity:
0.01 lux (F1.2) or 0 lux (IR on)
Focal length:
3.6 mm
White comparison:
Automatic (AWB)
Ampli
fi
er control:
Automatic (AGC)
Signal-to-noise ratio (S/N ratio):
> 52 dB
Shutter speed:
1/25 - 1/15000 s
Operating voltage:
12 V/DC
Current consumption:
Max. approx. 200 mA
Low voltage socket:
Polarity of round socket (5.5/2.1 mm):
Inner contact = plus/+
Outer contact = Minus /-
IR LEDs:
24
IR wavelength:
850 nm
IR range:
Max. 20 m
IP protection class:
IP65
Installation location:
Indoors and outdoors
Ambient temperature:
-20 °C to +50 °C
Cable length:
Approx. 1.5 m
Weight:
Approx. 305 g incl. cable
Dimensions (Ø x D):
93 x 76 mm
