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3 Installation
1)
A test operation is recommended in
order to find the best mounting location.
For this purpose, operate the camera
temporarily (☞next chapters).
2) At the mounting location (e. g. wall or
ceiling), drill four holes for fixing the
mounting plate and, if necessary, drill a
hole for the connection cable (alternatively, guide the cable through the cable
inlet on the side of the camera base). A
drilling jig is provided. Use the dowels
(18) provided, if required.
3) Use the four long recessed head screws
(15) to attach the mounting plate (17) to
the mounting location. When installing
the camera on a wall, make sure that the
side marked “TOP” is facing upwards
(☞fig. 2).
4) Slightly stretch the rubber seal (16) and
put it over the edge of the mounting
plate (17).
5) Turn the slotted head screw (14) as far
as it will go into the thread at the base
(5) of the camera support.
6)
Place the base (5) onto the mounting
plate (17) so that the hole in the mounting plate is positioned over the screw
head. Turn the mounting plate counter-clockwise. The screw head will slide
into the notch and secure the mounting
plate (☞fig. 3).
7)
Use the four hexagon socket screws (13)
to fasten the base (5) to the mounting
plate (17).
8)
To align the camera, release the three
locking screws (4), align the camera and
fasten the screws.
Caution: Do not aim the camera directly at the
sun or other bright light sources; this
may reduce the life of the image sensor.
9) To protect the lens from direct sunlight,
place the sunshield (1) on the camera
and fasten it with the locking screw (2).
4 Connecting the Camera
The connections (7 – 12) and the cable splitter (6) are not weatherproof; protect them
accordingly.
1) Connect the camera via the RJ45 connector (7) to an individual computer,
a local computer network or, e. g. via
a router, to larger computer networks
(Internet). On the lower side of the camera, a yellow LED (21 in fig. 4) is visible
through the window in the cover of the
compartment. This LED starts flashing
when the camera has been connected
to the network.
2) For audio transmission via the network,
connect an audio source with line level
(e. g. microphone with preamplifier) to
the RCA connector “Audio Input” (9).
3)
For audio reproduction, connect a headphone amplifier or a sound system to the
RCA connector “Audio Output” (10).
4)
To evaluate an alarm device, connect
the pins (11) IN 1 or IN 2 and IN COM
via a normally open contact or normally closed contact (to be selected in the
camera settings).
5)
To switch a unit, for example via a
relay, connect the unit to the switching output OUT 1 and OUT COM 1 or
OUT 2 and OUT COM 2 of the camera
(11). Select the switching characteristic
(normally open contact/normally closed
contact, pulse) in the camera settings.
The maximum load of the output is
⎓
12V/300 mA.
6)
For PTZ control of a pan/tilt head via
an RS-485 interface, connect the pan/
tilt head to the connectors RS485+ and
RS485− (12).
7)
For independent video recordings of the
camera, release the screw (3), open the
cover of the compartment and insert
a memory card of the type “SD[HC]”
(128 GB max.).
Disable the write protection of the
memory card (lateral slider). Push the
card (contacts to the front of the camera) into the slot (19) until it engages.
The red LED (20) will light up when a
card is inserted. An adapter for cards
of the type “microSD[HC]” is provided.
Never remove the card while a recording is being made! To remove the
card, push the card into the slot until it
disengages.
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20
21
23
19
Tightly close the cover again.
8) Connect a regulated 12 V power supply
unit with a permanent rating of 420 mA
(e. g. PSS-1210DC or PS-120WP) via a
DC power connector ⌀ 5.5 / 2.1 mm
(outside/inside) to the connector (8). Always observe the correct polarity: centre
contact = +
Alternatively, use the network cable
(Power over Ethernet IEEE 802.3af) to
supply the camera with power.
5 Adjusting the Focus
Accurate temperature measurement requires correct focus adjustment. To adjust
the focus, use the key provided: Insert the
key into two opposite recesses next to the
lens and turn the lens until the image is as
sharp as possible (☞figure 5).
Caution: Be careful when handling the key: If it slips,
it may damage the lens.
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To make settings easier, an analog video
signal will be available in the compartment
on the lower side of the camera if the signal
output has been activated in the camera
settings “Device CVBS” (☞chapter 7).
Release the screw (3), open the cover of
the compartment and connect the RCA
jack (23 in fig. 4) to the input of a monitor.
After making the settings, tightly close the
cover again.