Camsat CAM-9 Operating Manual

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-20ºC ÷

+55ºC

9 V DC

14 V DC

SMA

ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

IP65

CHANNELS

BNC

VIDEO

UTP

VIDEO

5,8

GHz

PAL

NTSC

VIDEO:

CHANNELS

869

MHz

300

GFSK

RS-485

DATA:

Operating manual Warranty Terms

CAM-9

Wireless system for simultaneous transmission of video, audio and control for PTZ cameras

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Table of contents

Product features..................................................... 4

Kit contents.......................................................... 4

Recommendations .................................................. 5

Technical data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Switch settings ...................................................... 8

Installation .......................................................... 8

Basic settings........................................................ 9

Operating the dip-switch............................................. 9

Video transmission settings ......................................... 9

Data transmission settings........................................... 9

Setting the data transmission operating channel ..................... 9

Advanced settings................................................... 11

Procedure for assigning transmitters to the receiver memory . . . . . . . . . 11

Setting the video operating channel remotely ........................ 12

Setting the data transmission parameters remotely .................. 12

Advanced settings................................................... 12

Testing the data link................................................. 12

Removing a transmitter from the CAM-9 Rx receiver memory ....... 13

Restoring the device to default settings............................ 13

General warranty terms............................................. 14

Device disposal ...................................................... 15

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Product features

The CA M-9 ki t is an in tegrated t ransmission sys tem com pris ed of a modul e for vi deo tr ansmi ssion and dat a transmis sion to a nd from indus trial came ras in a s ingle c ompac t cas e.

Kit contents

The kit includes:

ANTENNA SIDE

1. Video/audio receiver (Rx) with an IP65 antenna x 1 pcs.

2. Video/audio transmitter (Tx) with an IP65 antenna x 1 pcs.

3. 35-50mm pole mount x 2pcs.

4. 869 MHz antenna x 2 pcs.

5. Operating manual, warranty terms

Recommendations

1. Larger systems consisting of a few kits should be started up and set up one after another, i.e. the power supply should be connected to the next kit only after the previous kit has been set up precisely.

2. It is recommended to install CAM-9 receivers at least 7 m away from digital receivers (CDS-5021, CDS-5IP and other).

3. It is not permitted to power devices without antenna cables screwed into the SMA connectors.

In orde r to ensu re a stable ra dio ra nge, the ante nnas ha ve to see each other optically. One hundred percent optical visibility should be

provi ded in t he rs t Fresn el zone.

d - 7,2 m

D - 1 km

At the freque ncy of 5.8 GHz and the dis tance of 1 km, f ree sp ace wi th the diame ter of a t leas t 7.2 m should be provi ded fo r the ra dio beam.

A few ready-made ca lcula tion s for CA M-9 ar e pres ented below

Distance [km] 0.4 0.8 1 1.2 1.6 2 2.5 3

Diameter [m] 4.5 6.4 7.2 7.9 9.1 10.2 11.4 12.5

Larg er dire cti onal an tennas can be plugged into t he con nectors (R x) in orde r to extend th e rang es.

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Technical data

DANE AUDIO-WIDEO

Frequency

869 MHz 5.8 GHz

Numbe r of oper ating chann els 10 8/16*

Radio link modulation GFSK FM

EIRP radiated power 300 mW 25 mW

Receiver sensitivity −118 dBm@1200 bps /

−114 dBm@960 0 bps

≤ −85 dBm

Antenna connectors SMA-RP F 50 Ω SMA-RP F 50 Ω

Antenna characteristics

omnidirectional

36 0° H/15 °V

Tx: direc tional –

30°H/30°V

Rx: direc tion al –

20°H/20°V

Antenna gain 2.15 dBi Tx: 5 dBi; Rx : 19 dBi

Device range 3 km (with the option to e xtend the r ange to 5 k m)

Video interface BNC 1Vp- p (75 Ω) + screw t erminal for U TP (100 Ω)

Video format PAL/N TSC

Audio interface Screw ter minal , ster eo audio in/out 2Vp-p (2 kΩ)

Audio frequency response 50–15000 Hz

Data interface RS-485 (A+, B−)

Supported protocols Ale c, Ar itech, Baxal, Bosch Biph ase (wit h addi tional

conve rter), COP-1, COP-2, D-Max , Dyna color, Ganz,

Kalat el, LG, L ongcomit y, Molyn x, Multix, P anaso nic,

Pelco D, P elco P, Sams ung, Sa ntac hi, Sensorm atic ,

Ultr ak, VCL , Vicon and ma ny other

Data format 8 n1, 8 o1, 8 e1

Data transmission rate 1200, 2400, 4800, 96 00, 19200 [bp s]

Power supply voltage 9–14 V **

Maximum power consumption 310 mA* *

Case pr otec tion class IP65 (external application)

Operating temperature from −20°C to +55°C

Warranty 2 years

Certicates CE

Device external dimensions Tx: 152 × 103 × 60 [mm]; Rx: 164 × 164 × 80 [mm]

*The num ber of usable cha nnels depends o n the regulatio ns in the specic co untry. The use of 8 cha nnels is p ermitt ed in the Eur opean Union cou ntries, while i n many countries

outsid e of the Union 16 channe ls can be used.

**We reco mmend us ing high q uality p ower supplies (h igh-ecie ncy trans former-based

or impul se ones, with low cu rrent ripplin g), with cur rent eci ency of at least 40 0 mA

[A] - 869 MHz antenna [B] - L ED display [C] - PO WER dio de [D] - L INK dio de [E] - diode signalling data transmission [F] - rotary switch for se tting video channels [G] - rot ary s witc h for se tting data chann els [H] - S ET butt on [I] - ENTER button [J] - on/o s witch for the 120 Ω termin ator on the RS -485 line

[K] -

changing the operating frequency band

[L] - a djust ing th e vide o signa l level

The video signal can be connected through: [M] - v ideo coaxial cabl e [N] - UTP t wis ted pair cabl e

[O] - aud io sign als connect or [P] - R S-4 85 signals connec tor [R] - +12 V DC power supply

9 8

1 2

VIDEO CH.

SET ENTER

BNC VIDEO

V-Reg

DATA CH.

CHANNELS

PWR

T×D R×D

LINK

UTP VIDEO AUDIO RS48 5 SUPPLY

- AL B-R GND GND 12

WIRELESS VIDEO & TELEMETRY

BASIC: F1 - baud rate set | F 2 - data format s et

ADVANCED: F3 - pairing | F4 - video chann el set F5 - testing | F6 - remov e TXs (RX only)

TERM 120Ω

ON/OFF

OFF - EU

ON - non EU

CAM-9

www.camsat.com

RX-M RX-S TX

C D E

N O P R

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Switch settings

Installation

1. Fasten the transmitter and receiver to a stable pole with the mounts.

2. Screw the 869 MHz [A] antennas into SMA antenna connectors at the

top of the case.

3. Connect the video cables with the coaxial cable [M], or the UTP twisted pair cable [N].

4. Connect the audio cables [O] (right channel, left channel, signal ground).

5. Connect the RS-485 cables [P] (A+, B-).

6. Connect the 9-14V DC power supply [R].

Basic settings

Operating the dip-switch

SWI TCH 1 [J] – enables / disa bles t he 120 Ω resis tor (termina tor) in parallel wi th the R S-4 85 int erf ace te rmina ls. This resi stor should always be added at the end of ev ery R S-4 85 line t o avoid inter fere nce. In o rder to enab le the resistor (RS-485 l ine ter minator), it sh ould be s et to th e

ON posi tion; in orde r to disa ble it , it should be se t to the O FF position.

SWI TCH 2 [K] – changes the frequency band for video signal tran smiss ion. The devi ce can o pera te in tw o freq uenc y rang es:

5.733 – 5.866 G Hz (8 oper atin g chann els – ISM b and, p ermi tted w ithi n the Europ ean Uni on) and 5.705 – 5.945 G Hz (16 operati ng channels – ca n be used on ly in sel ected countries outsi de of the Europ ean Unio n). In orde r to chan ge the f requ ency b and fo r video transmiss ion, us e swit ch

no. 2: OFF po siti on – 8 oper atin g channels, ON po siti on – 16 operating

channels (permi tted only in selected countries outside of t he EU).

Video transmission settings

Setting the video transmission operating channel

1. In order to set the video transmission operating channel, turn the rotary

switch, labelled “VIDEO CH.” [F], to the desired position.

2. The display will show the number of the currently selected channel.

3. After selecting the proper channel, the display will start blinking, indicating that the settings are being saved to the device memory. Then,

the display will turn o by itself.

Data transmission settings

Setting the data transmission operating channel

1. In order to set the data transmission operating channel, turn the rotary switch, labelled “DATA CH.” [G], to the desired position.

2. The display will show the number of the currently selected channel.

3. After selecting the proper channel, the display will start blinking, indicating that the

settings are being saved to the device memory. Then, the display will turn o by itself.

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Method f or setting the tr ansmis sion rat e and data f ormat

1. In order to get to the settings, enter the device menu by holding the

ENTER button [I] for three seconds (until appears on the display).

2. You can switch between the menu options (

, ,

) by pressing the

ENTER button [I] shortly.

3. To enter a specic submenu, press the SET button [H].

4. To exit a menu (return to the main menu), hold the ENTER button [I]

again for 3 seconds (until the display turns o).

Setting the transmission rate

In orde r to set t he transmission r ate, s elec t the , option from the menu. The d isplay will show the cu rren tly se t tra nsmis sion rate in the following format: - 1200 bps; - 2400 bp s; - 48 00 bps;

- 9600 bps; - 19 200 bp s

Select the p rope r opti on wit h a shor t press of the ENTER b utto n

[I]

. To

conr m the selec tion , hold the SET butto n [H] for 3 seconds; the dis play

will start blink ing, in dica ting t hat th e settings a re being save d to the device memo ry. The n, the device w ill re turn to t he main MENU.

Setting the data format

In orde r to set t he dat a form at, se lec t the option fro m the me nu. Th e display will sh ow the c urrently s et dat a form at:

- 8n1; - 8o1; - 8e1

Select the p rope r opti on wit h a shor t press of the ENTER b utto n [I]. To

conr m the selec tion , hold the SET butto n [H] for 3 seconds; the dis play

will start blink ing, in dica ting t hat th e set tings a re being save d to the device memo ry. The n, the device w ill re turn to t he main MENU.

Advanced settings

In orde r to use the advanced o ptio ns, devices o perating a t the same build ing sho uld be paired t oget her. All th e CAM-9 Tx trans mitters sh ould be assi gned to the CA M-9 M R x rece iver me mor y.

Procedure for assigning transmitters to the receiver memory

1. Select the option from the main menu in the receiver. Menu options are selected by pressing the SET button [H] shortly.

2. The display in the receiver will show the number of transmitters currently entered into memory. This value will blink, indicating that the assigning procedure is active.

3. Select the option from the main menu in the transmitter. The value

on the display will start blinking. After a moment, the blue LINK diode

[D], will light up, indicating that the pairing procedure was completed

successfully. The identication number, received by each transmitter

in the network, will appear on the display. It should be noted down, in order to identify that transmitter later. After a few seconds, the device

will return to the main menu.

4. The procedure from section 3 should be repeated for each CAM-9 Tx transmitter.

5. In order to end the assigning procedure, turn o the function in the receiver by holding the ENTER button [I]. The device will return to the main menu. The LINK diode [D] on the receiver will remain lit.

A properly conducted assigning procedure enables the following:

- setting the video transmission operating channels remotely (from the CAM- 9 M Rx re ceiver leve l),

- testing l inks – bo th from the transm itt er and re ceiv er leve ls,

- setting the data tra nsmis sion parameters (data ra te, dat a form at) remotely.

WARNING: Wh en tran smitters are as signed to a speci c receiv er and have their id enti cation numbers (the LIN K diode is lit), th e function of se ttin g

the dat a transmis sion parame ters (rate and f ormat) and set ting the vid eo transmissi on operati ng channel is locked in t hem. All these func tions are

congured rem otely, from the CAM -9 M Rx receiver leve l.

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Setting the video operating channel remotely

In orde r to set t he vid eo transmis sion opera ting channe l (for a spe cic

tran smit ter) rem otel y from t he CAM -9 M Rx r ecei ver lev el, do the f ollow ing:

1. Select the option from the main menu.

2. Select the identication number of the transmitter whose video transmission operating channel you intend to change with the ENTER button [I] and then conrm the selection by holding the SET button [H].

3. The receiver will communicate with the transmitter and the video transmission operating channel currently set in the transmitter will appear on the display.

4. Select the desired operating channel with the ENTER button [I] and then conrm it with the SET button [H].

5. If the selected operating channel appears on the display [B] blinking, then it has been congured properly. If the , symbol appears instead, it indicates a transmission error (repeat steps from 1 to 4)

6. The device will return to the main menu.

Setting the data transmission parameters remotely

In orde r to set t he dat a transmission pa rame ters (data rat e and for mat) remotely fr om the C AM-9 M Rx receive r level , follo w the instructi ons in the [Method for setting the transmission rate and data format] section at page 10. Whe n the ra dio lin k para mete rs are b eing se t, th e receiver, if it s memo ry co ntains transmit ters assig ned to it, automaticall y

commu nicates wit h the tr ansmitte rs and the enti re net work is c ongured

accor ding to t he CAM-9 M/S R x rece iver parameters.

Advanced settings

Testing the data link

In orde r to tes t the co rrec tne ss of da ta transmission b etween the CAM9 M Rx receive r and th e CAM-9 transmit ters, sele ct th e option from the mai n menu. The pro cedu re will c ommence aut omat icall y. Testing c an be cond ucted bot h from t he rec eiver a nd transmi tter s levels. When t he tes ting is completed, the result wi ll appe ar on the display. The display method depends on whether the testing was conducted from the tran smit ter or receiver level.

Testing fro m the CAM-9 Tx transmitter level

- If, after te sti ng is com pleted, the displa y alternate s bet ween (OK) and the transmit ter’s ID number, it indic ates a correct tr ansmi ssion .

- If , appears on the di splay, it i ndicates a t ransmission erro r (check the connec tions and tes t agai n).

Testing fro m the CAM-9 M Rx recei ver level

- If, after te sti ng is com pleted, the displa y alternate s bet ween (OK) and the numbe r of tra nsmitter s entered into memo ry, it indicates a correct transmission.

- If the display alternates bet ween an d a numbe r, it indic ates a tran smiss ion error betwee n the re ceiver and th e transmit ter wi th this ID n umber.

Removing a transmitter from the CAM-9 Rx receiver memory

- If there is a ne ed to turn one of the tr ansmi tte rs o pe rmanently (remova l, dama ge), it shou ld be deleted from t he CAM -9 M Rx receiver me mor y. In order t o do this , sele ct th e opt ion fr om the main me nu in the recei ver.

- Next, select t he ID number of t he tr ansmi tter to be del eted w ith the ENTER button [I] and conrm the selec tio n by hold ing th e SET bu tton [H]. The tr ansmitte r will be delet ed fro m the de vice memor y and wi ll no long er be vi sible d uring t est ing, se tting par amet ers, e tc.

Restoring the device to default settings

- In order to re set th e transmit ter or r ecei ver to the def ault sett ings, disco nnec t the device’s power supply, pr ess th e ENTER b utt on and conne ct th e power supply again.

- The display will count from 5 to 1, the ENT ER but ton sh ould be held du ring t hat entire t ime. Th e devi ce will r eset i tse lf to the default settings.

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The war ranty does n ot cover

- Mechanic al damage of de vice s and fa ilure s occurring due to

for tuito us even ts, su ch as: r e, power grid o verv olta ge, ele ctr ical

disch arges, powe r suppl y, eec ts of chemic al subs tances.

- Damage occ urri ng due to: i mproper han dling o f the de vice, u sing the

device against it s inte nded us e or the o perating m anual , cust omer’s

negli gence, improper us e (tempe ratu re, hum idit y, oodin g, dus t,

sanding up, improper power supply voltage).

- Claims on account o f the te chnic al par amet ers, i f they a re cons iste nt

with t hose i ndicated by t he manufac ture r.

- Marks created du ring us age, s uch as sc ratc hes, s oilin g and loc alis ed

wear ar e not cov ered by warr anty.

In cases not regula ted by the term s of this warr anty sheet, the

appro pria te prov ision s of the C ivil C ode are a pplic able

Device disposal

The mark presented to the left informs that this electrical or electronic device, after its use has ended, cannot be thrown together with household refuse. The device should be delivered to a specialised collection point. Detailed information about the closest collection point is available from local authorities.

The proper disposal of this device allows for preserving precious resources and avoiding the negative impact on health and environment, which may be endangered if the waste is handled improperly. Improper waste disposal is subject to penalties provided for in the appropriate regulations.

General warranty terms

Cams at gra nts a 24 m onth w arra nty f or the C am-9 t rans missi on kit

1. If the device is not be operating properly, make sure, before returning

the device for servicing, that everything was done according to the

operating manual.

2. If the faulty device is returned or send in for repairs, a thorough written

description of the signs of the device’s faulty operation, including the

operating environment and the manner in which they appear, should

be enclosed.

3. The prerequisite for exercising the warranty rights is enclosing the

proof of purchase, including the purchase date and description of

damage, with the faulty device.

4. Warranty repairs cover only faults occurring due to reasons inherent to

the sold device.

5. Warranty repairs will be carried out in the shortest possible amount of

time not exceeding 14 days, counting from the moment of accepting

the device for servicing. If parts need to be imported, the repair

deadline may be extended. After the repairs have been carried out, the

warranty period will be extended by the repair time.

6. The warrantor is not responsible for the loss of the device conguration

settings resulting from device repair or malfunction.

7. The warrantor may refuse to carry out warranty repairs or terminate

the warranty if it is determined that the seals placed on devices or

components comprising it are damaged.

8. All repair services resulting from the warranty are carried out at the

Camsat service exclusively.

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Manufacturer: CAMSAT Gralak Przemysław Ul. Ogrodowa 2a

86-050 Solec Kujawski

Product oer and information: www.camsat.com Service: [email protected]