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Nr. 43525S - Version 02/11
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Connection
• The video signal (PAL) is available on the BNC port (4). Use an adapter, if you do
not have a BNC cable for this connection.
• The external power supply is connected to the low voltage socket (6). Make
sure that you use only a stabilised power supply unit with an output voltage of
12 V/DC (direct current) (see chapter "Technical Data" at the end of the operat-
ing manual). When power is available, the Power LED (5) lights up.
Pay attention to the correct polarity of the connector for the power sup-
ply (inner contact = plus/+, outer contact = minus/-), otherwise the cam-
era will be damaged; loss of warranty!
• Set the correct input channel on your display device, to show the camera im-
age.
• After this, adjust the camera carefully, in order to be able to monitor the de-
sired area.
Adjusting Zoom, Focusing the Image
• Next, loosen the two
fi
xing screws (7 and 8); turn them slightly counter clock-
wise, so the two objective rings can be turned.
• Turn the front objective ring left or right to adjust to the desired zoom.
The picture can then be focused with the rear objective ring.
• Finally, secure the two objective rings again, with the two
fi
xing screws (7 and 8).
Further Adjustment Options
a) DIP switch
With the DIP switch (3), the following functions can be selected:
• "MIRROR ON/OFF" Switch: With this switch, the picture can be horizontally mir-
rored.
• "NC" Switch: No function
• "EE/AI" Switch: The switch setting "EE" stands for electronic aperture, the set-
ting "AI" for automatic aperture.
• "BLC ON/OFF" Switch: Here, the automatic backlight compensation can be
switched on ("On") or off ("Off").
b) "VIDEO/DC" switch
This switch (2) allows you to choose whether the lens requires a video control
signal ("VIDEO" setting) or a DC control signal ("DC" setting).
With the enclosed lens, the switch (2) has to be set to "DC". The lens may
be damaged with the other setting!
c) Control socket
The control socket (9) must be connected to the lens via the connection cable.
Video control signal
Connection
Signal
1
+12 V/DC
2
No function
3
Video signal
4
GND/-
d) Dial for adjusting the aperture
The aperture (with DC lenses) can be adjusted using the dial (1). Use a suitable
screwdriver and change the setting very slowly, until the desired aperture setting
is reached.
Cleaning
Occasionally, clean the camera from dust and dirt, especially the front screen. Use
a dry, clean and soft cloth, moistened with water. Do not rub too hard, to avoid
scratch marks on the glass, this will cause deterioration in the image quality!
Never point the jet of water from a garden hose or a high pressure cleaner at the
camera; do not use aggressive cleaning agents.
Tips and Notes
a) Using other lenses
• The camera has the option of using a "C" or "CS" lens. In this case, take care the
screw thread, or the part of the lens that lies inward toward the sensor, is not
too long. Otherwise the sensor will be damaged.
If "C" lenses are used, the enclosed plastic adapter ring must
fi
rst be installed
in the camera thread; only after this can the "C" lens be screwed into place.
Do not touch or disturb the sensor! Also, take care that dust or dirt does
not get into the inside of the camera!
• For connecting the control leads of the lens, please observe the connection
instructions for the control socket in the section "Further Setting Options".
b) General
• Install the camera at a height where it cannot be reached without using auxiliary
devices.
The same applies to the connection cables. Ideally, they should be run in a
plastic or metal pipe.
• Increasing the cable lengths causes 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!
Please dispose of the device when it is no longer of use, according to
the current statutory requirements.
Technical Data
Image sensor:
6.35 mm (1/4"), Sharp CCD
TV System:
PAL
TV lines:
400
Video output signal:
1.0 Vpp, 75
Ω
Video output:
BNC
Light sensitivity:
1 Lux
Focal length:
3.5 - 8 mm
Lens type:
Auto-Iris, DC
White comparison:
Automatic (AWB)
Signal-to-noise ratio (S/N ratio): >48 dB
Operating voltage:
12 V/DC
Current consumption:
Max. approx. 135 mA
Low voltage socket:
Polarity of round socket (5.5/2.1 mm):
Inner contact = plus/+
Outer contact = Minus /-
IP protection class:
IP40
Ambient temperature:
-20 to +50 °C
Weight:
Approx. 375 g
Dimensions (W x H x D):
Approx. 71 x 54 x 172 mm
DC Control Signal
Connection
Signal
1
DAMP-
2
DAMP +
3
DRIVE +
4
DRIVE- (GND)
