Aiphone JDW-C User Manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL

JDW-C (Sensor Camera)

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NAMES & FUNCTIONS

SAFETY CAUTIONS

■ Precaution notation

This installation manual uses various symbols for the sake of safe usage. The results that can occur from ignoring these indications and handling this equipment incorrectly are categorized as follows.

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^ symbol indicates a prohibition. The specific content prohibited is drawn in or near the figure. (For the figure on the left, disassembly is prohibited.)

This indicates that ignoring the contents of

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Do not disassemble or alter.

Electric shock caution

the warning and handling the equipment

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incorrectly can result in death or severe

injury.

Do not disassemble or alter this equipment. Doing so would be dangerous. Fire or electric shock could result.

Do not touch the main unit with damp or wet hands. Electric shock and equipment damage could result. When existing chime wiring is used, it is possible that it contains AC power. This can cause equipment damage and electric shock. Have the installation done by an electrical contractor, low voltage contractor, or qualified personnel.

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and/or damage to equipment.

Use in areas with water or high humidity is prohibited.

Install securely.

Q symbol indicates behavior that is mandatory and gives directions.

This indicates that ignoring the contents of

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warning and handling the equipment

This product is weather resistant, but do not install it in a bathing room or other place with extremely high humidity, any place where water might get into it, or in water. 11 Do not spray water directly on this equipment, for example with a hose. Fire, electric shock, and equipment damage could result.

Install securely to a solid location so that the equipment can not drop M from its own weight. Equipment ww falling could result in injury.

TROUBLESHOOTING

•No power is being supphed from the master station.

• The wiring is incorrect or a line is open or

©The unit does

not operate.

©The system does

not detect people.

©Sound cannot be

heard from the unit.

shorted.

• The unit was wired to the master station with power supplied.

• The master station select switch setting is reversed.

• The detection area is not eorrectly set. • Check the detection area and camera angle of view area emd install so that

• People are passing nearly directly under the sensor camera.

• People are coming directly at the camera.

• The detection area is cut off by glass.

•With the external sensor input function in "AND mode", people are only detected by the main sensor or by the external sensor but not by both.

• The internal sensor switch is "OFF". • Switch "ON" the internal sensor switch.

• The speaker select switch is "OFF". • Switch "ON" the speaker select switch.

•The master station select switch is "B".

• Wire the master station eorreetly to supply power.

• Wire correctly. (See "MOUNTING AND CONNECTION".)

• Keep the power OFF until the wiring is completed.

• Set "A" and "B" correctly. (See "SETTINGS".)

people are detected. (See "ADJUSTMENTS".)

• Adjust the up/down angle to point down so that they are detected.

• This is not a breakdownf. Because of the characteristics of a heat ray type sensor, it may have difficulty detecting people coming directly at the camera. As much as possible, install in such a way that people cut across the detection area. (See "ADJUSTMENTS".)

• Connect an external sensor in "OR mode" so that people cut across the detection area. (See "SETTINGS".)

• This is not a breakdown. A heat ray type sensor cannot detect objects through glass. Install in a place where the detection area is not cut off by the glass. (See "MOUNTING AND CONNECTION".)

• This is not a breakdown. Set the detection area for each sensor so that people are detected by both sensors. (See "SETTINGS".)

• Switch the master station select switch to "A". (Sound cannot be heard from the unit when the master station is JA-2MECD or JA-2MCD.)

Notice

This product detects a person, provides notice, and shoots images. It is not an anti-theft device. Aiphone does not bear responsibility for any damage incurred in the event of theft or other such incident.

CAUTION

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■ For correct installation

Do not install in the following places.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model No.

Power Supplied from the master station Operating temperature range -10-+50 °C Storage temperature range -20 - +60 °C Operating humidity range 85% (max.) Picture eiement Camera angie of view (horizontai x verticai)71.5° X 53.4° (f=3.8) Minimum iilumination 1.0 lux Sensor operation display iight Lights up green when the sensor detects something (Can be switched OFF with the select switch) Sensor detection method Sensor detection area Max. 5 meters, approx. 70° Sensor detection speed Sensor sensitivity switching Switchable among three levels H (high), M (medium), and L (low) Sensor startup time Approx. 30 sec. after power comes on External sensor input Internal sensor switching The internal body detection sensor can be controlled to be "ON" or "OFF". Internal speaker Internal mic. The mic. sensitivity can be adjusted with the mic. sensitivity volume. Master station switch Switchable according to the master station version.

Camera

Arrgle adjustment range

Sensor

Installation places Protective structure Weather-resistant

Weight Approx. 400 g

Dimensions (mm)

1/3-inch color CCD

Heat ray type

0.3 - 1.5 m/sec.

An external sensor can be connected and operated in either an "AND" or "OR" configuration with this unit.

The internal speaker can be controlled to be "ON" or "OFF" with the speaker select switch.

+50° left/right, -20° to -55° up/down (The horizontal direction is 0°.) (The left/right and up/down angles can both be changed in increments of 5°.) ±50° left/right, -20° to -55° up/down (The horizontal direction is 0°.) (The left/right angle can be changed in increments of 10° and the up/down angle in increments of 5°.) Indoors/Outdoors

102 (W)x 182 (H)x94 (D)

JDW-C

Any place hlown on by a fan, the outdoor unit of an air-conditioner, or any other place subject to sudden temperature changes.

On any surface that moves or is affected by wind.

KJse two conductor wire from the JDW-C to the master station. Do not use coaxial cable. ►When using two cameras, always use one two conductor wire for each camera. If you connect two cameras with one multi

conductor wire, the cameras may not operate correctly.

>If the wiring is routed together with high voltage AC wiring, other power wiring, wiring for electrical lights, and telephone

lines, this can disrupt the picture and sound quality and cause malfunction. Either use separate conduits or run wires in separate paths from each other.

> When existing wiring is used, for some type of wiring, this system may not operate correctly. Changing the wiring restores

normal operation.

Any place where sunlight gets in the angle of view of the sensor camera directly or indirectly.

Any place too close to a source of electrical noise, for example a broadcasting station or wireless station of гту kind.

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Any place too close to fluorescent lamps or directly facing powerful illumination.

Any place where the detection area or camera angle of view will be blocked off.

In or near any place subject to steam or oil from an exhaust duct.

©Sound cannot be

heard from the master station.

©There is

howUng.

©The sensor is

detecting but the detected objects are not displayed on the screen.

©The picture is

dark, blurred, or not displayed at aU.

©There are white

lines on the screen.

©The screen is

flickering.

• The wiring is incorrect or a line is open or shorted.

• The mic. sensitivity volume is at the "Low" side.

• The sensor camera is installed too close to the master station.

• There is a dog or cat or other small animal in the detection area.

• There is something that moves in the detection area, for example a flag or tree blowing in the wind, or there are sudden temperature changes.

• The external sensor area does not match the camera angle of view.

• The wiring is incorrect or a line is open or shorted.

• The camera window is dirty. • Clean the lens with lens cleaner or with a clean, soft, damp cloth.

• The outside temperature dropped suddenly and the camera window has fogged up.

• There is a bright fight source in the camera angle of view.

• There is a fluorescent lamp nearby.

• Wire correctly. (See "MOUNTING AND CONNECTION".)

• Turn the mic. sensitivity volume to the "High" side. (See "SETTINGS".)

• This is not a breakdown. Install the sensor camera farther from the master station or turn the mic. sensitivity volume to the "Low" side until there is no howling.

• Set the sensor sensitivity switch to "L (Low)". (See "SETTINGS".)

• Recommend to connect an external sensor and use it in "AND mode". (See

"SETTINGS".)

• Set the sensor sensitivity switch to "L (Low)". (See "SETTINGS".)

• Either move the moving object or the object causing the sudden temperature changes outside the detection area or change the area setting. (See

"SETTINGS".)

• Align the external sensor area emd the emera angle of view. (See

"ADJUSTMENTS" and "SETTINGS".)

• Check the wiring and wire correctly. (See "MOUNTING AND CONNECTION".)

• When the temperatures inside and outside the product even out, the camera window returns to normal.

•Either remove the fight source, adjust the angle so that the fight does not come into the angle of view, or change the mounting location of the main unit. (See

"ADJUSTMENTS".)

• This is not a breakdown. Block out the fight from the fluorescent lamp.

WARRANTY

Aiphone warrants its products to be free from defects of material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of two years after delivery to the ultimate user and will repair free of charge or replace at no charge, should it become defective upon which examination shall disclose to be defective and under warranty. Aiphone reserves unto itself the sole right to make the final decision whether there is a defect in materials and/or workmanship; and whether or not the product is within the warranty. This warranty shall not apply to any Aiphone product which has been subject to misuse, neglect, accident, or to use in violation of instructions furnished, nor extended to units which have been repaired or altered outside of the factory. This warranty does not cover batteries or damage caused by batteries used in connection with the unit. This warranty covers bench repairs only, and any repairs must be made at the shop or place designated in writing by Aiphone. Aiphone will not be responsible for any costs incurred involving on site service calls.

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AlPHONE CO., LTD., NAGOYA, JAPAN

AlPHONE CORPORATION, BELLEVUE, WA, USA

AlPHONE S.A., WISSOUS, CEDEX, FRANCE

MOUNTING AND CONNECTION

Remove the screw cover and loosen the cover mounting screw. Pull the top of the two sides of the main unit cover toward you and remove the main unit eover.

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Do not pull the cover out more than is necessary. It may result disconnection at cable.

Loosen the lock screw, pull the main unit bottom toward you, and remove the main unit from the mounting plate.

♦ Wiring

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Always cut off the power switch before wiring. Do not install with wet or damp hands .Electric shock could result.

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External

sensor

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Before turning on the power, make sure wires are not wrongly connected or shorted. Fire or electric shock could result.

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SETTINGS

► Speaker switching

Speaker

LED AND/OR

OFF ON

Internal sensor

I Internal sensor switching

Speaker

LED AND/OR

Internal sensor

Make sure the speaker select switch is always on "OFF" side.

The internal sensor can be switched ON/OFF by the main unit's internal sensor select switch. Use this when the internal sensor is not necessary, for example when using an external sensor.

The factory setting is "ON". ON: The internal sensor

detects people.

OFF: The internal sensor does

not detect people.

B Operation indicator iight (LED) switching

The operation indicator light select switch can switch the operation indicator lights ON/OFF. The normal setting is "OFF". Switchmg OFF the operation indicator light avoids making visitors aware that they are being photographed by the camera.

The factory setting Is "OFF"

The LED lights up when a person Is detected. It lights up for approx. 2 sec. (Used for area adjustment.)

OFF: The LED does not light

up. (This is the normal position for use.)

I Sensor sensitivity switching

The sensor sensitivity select switch can switch the sensitivity with which people are detected among three levels. Set this switch to match the enviromnent.

The factory setting Is "M"

Sensor

M-

18 This does not change the sensitivity of a sensor cotmected

directly to the external sensor input.

The sensor sensitivity varies with the temperature and this can cause mistaken detection. Set the sensitivity according to the season as follows.

Summer-> H (High) Spring, Autuum (Medium) Winter-> L (Low)

H (High): This raises the

sensitivity. (Set this If detection is difficult.

M (Medium): Normally, use this

position.

' L (Low): This lowers the

sensitivity. (Set this If the system is frequently triggered by mistake.)

When mounting on an outside wall with a large gap or on an uneven surface, such as tiles, fill in the mounting surface grooves and gaps with caulk.

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If the waterproofing is incomplete, this can cause equipment breakdown, fire, or electric shock.

Tear the wall sponge at the mounting plate wiring hole section and pull the wires through from inside the wall. Mount the mounting plate at the prescribed position.

18 Caulk around the wires before mounting the main unit.

Wire the master station with PE (polyethylene) insulated wire with PVC jacket. Refer to the table below for wire diameters and permitted wiring distances.

Singie core wire 0 0.65 mm 0 0.9 mm

0 1.2 mm

Distance 50 meters max.100 meters max.100 meters max.

Peel approx. 7 mm of insulation off the ends of wires.

Approx. 7 mm

♦ When surface cable runs are necessary

I Master station switching

Speaker

'led and/or

You can switch the master station version.

The factory setting Is "B". B: JA series

Internal sensor

I Externai sensor input function

The external sensor input function coimects a separate sensor to this unit's external sensor input to widen the detection range and improve the reliabihty of detection performance. For the external sensor unit, connect one with N.C. type (normally closed) output.

When a person enters the detection area of this unit or external sensor, the sensor detects this and their picture is taken. Since this mode is triggered by entry to either one of the detection areas, it can widen the detection area. When not connecting an external sensor, set to this position.

Detection area for this unit®

I Mie. sensitivity

MIc. sensitivity

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18 When connecting an external sensor, install it somewhere that the camera on this unit can photograph

anyone who enters that external sensor's detection area.

18When not connecting an external sensor, use "OR mode".

@ AND mode

If someone is detected by either this unit or the external sensor, then is detected by the other sensor within 30 sec., that person is detected and photographed. (If someone passes through only one detection area, even if he/she then passes through the other detection area more than 30 sec. later, he/she is not detected.) Since the detectors do not detect if a person, a cat, or whatever passes through only one of the detection areas, this is an effective measure against mistaken detection.

The internal mic. enables the user to hear outside sounds from the master station. The volume can be adjusted with the mic. sensitivity volume.

Mic. sensitivity

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Low^fe^High

The factory setting Is "Medium" High: Raises the volume.

Low: Lowers the volume.

Connect the necessary wires.

18 See the "Wiring diagram".

After that, fill in the gap at the wiring hole section.

ADJUSTMENTS

The camera moves 50° to the left and to the right.

(It moves in 5° by a step.)

The camera moves 35° down.

(It moves in 5° by a step.)

The sensor moves 50° to the left and to the right.

(It moves in 10° by a step.)

The sensor moves 35° down.

(It moves in 5° by a step.)

ACaution:

Adjust the sensor direction with holding the

plastic knob on the top of the sensor, NOT with touching the reflector plate or P.C. board of the sensor. Touching the sensor with wet or damp hands, could cause malfunction or breakdown.

Mount the unit onto the frame, then tighten down the lock screws. Next, adjust the ceimera and sensor. For details, refer to "ADJUSTMENTS".

sensor adjustments are complete, put the main unit cover on securely from the front and tighten down the main unit cover mounting screws.

Mounting plate

Cut out the knockout at the bottom of the mounting plate and wire the required wires to the main unit side.

♦Detection area and camera angle of view

Angle

adjustment

range

Camera

angle of view

Camera 50° (5° increments) 35° (5° increments)

Sensor 50° (10° increments) 35° (5° increments)

Horizontal angle of view Vertical angle of view

71.5° 53.4°

Left/right

Speaker

led and/or

Internal sensor

: The person is detected and photographed. : The person is detected and photographed.

Plain diagram (0° left-right swing)

Up/down

czz Sensor detection area

External sensor detection area(g)

Side diagram (up/down swing 0°)

CZ2 Sensor detection area

Side diagram (downward swing 25°)

czz Sensor detection area

External sensor

Speaker

LED AND/OR

External sensor

Internal sensor

(a) and ® : The person Is detected and photographed,

only (i), or only ® : Does not detect.

Detection area for

♦installation precautions

Figure A

External sensor detection area (E

Sometimes a person approaching the detection area from directly in front of the camera is difficult to detect. (Figure A)

Mount so that persons cut across the detection area. (Figure B)