Orlaco 0506911, 0516911, 0506952, 0516951, 0516961 Installation Manual

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Camera PTZ PAL/NTSC Alu/SSt
Installation Manual Manual No. IM0973142, R1-4
Article no. 0506911, 0516911 0506952, 0516951 0506961, 0516961
09/2014 English
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U-Bolt of all clips on dead end of rope
Staggered clips
U-Bolt of all clips on live end of rope
Installation Manual
Camera PTZ PAL/NTSC Alu/SSt
Article no. 0506911; Camera PTZ PAL Sst Article no. 0516911; Camera PTZ PAL Sst RS485 Article no. 0506952; Camera PTZ PAL Alu Article no. 0516951; Camera PTZ PAL Alu RS485 Article no. 0506961; Camera PTZ NTSC Alu Article no. 0516961; Camera PTZ NTSC Alu RS485
Safety
In order to guarantee safe operation, these safety instruc­tions must be read before you start using this equipment.
• Do not open the enclosure. The camera and the P&T enclosure are pressurised. This can cause damage, short-circuiting or electrical shocks.
• Do not expose the equipment to extreme temperatures. This can cause deformation of the enclosure or damage to internal components.
• Repairs or adjustments to the equipment may only be undertaken by Orlaco.
• The equipment must be assembled as shown in this manual.
• If there have been alterations or changes to this equipment that have not been specifically approved by Orlaco, use of this equipment is not permitted.
Statement related to Machine-directive 2006/42/EC:
Orlaco, under it’s role as manufacturers product-responsibility has studied the impact of the Machine Directive onto the design of this Pan/Tilt unit. We can make the following statement:
There is no risk that we aware of in the PTZ that is in conflict with the Machine Directive and this device is safe to use under 2006/42/EC machinery directive. : 2 safety measurements are in place to comply to the rules set out in the directive:
1. Holes that are big enough to allow bodyparts in (see directive for definition) are designed in a way that they cannot and will not pinch the body-parts in normal operation of the PTZ as described in this manual.
2. In the rare occasion that the device is hitting or pinching a mechanical part or bodypart the electronics and integrated sensors makes sure the stepping motors are stopped automatically to prevent any damage similar to the way car windows are functioning.
Before you start using this equipment, please read this manual carefully and follow all instructions. This installation manual describes the func­tions of the equipment, outlines the connection options and explains how to put the equipment into operation. We recommend that you keep this manual in a safe place for reference purposes.
If you have any questions or issues concerning the operation of this equipment, consult the relevant section in the manual or contact the Orlaco Products BV Service department.
The camera and monitor systems from Orlaco comply with the latest CE, ADR, EMC and mirror-directive regulations. All products are manufac­tured in accordance with the ISO 9001 quality management, ISO/TS16949 quality automotive and ISO 14001 environmental management.
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1. Introduction
PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoomcamera) unit. Pan & Tilt unit including camera. The PTZ unit functions via two stepper motors. These stepper motors are controlled by the integrated micro­controller and input commands RS232 RS485/Visca-, Pelco D protocol/P 9600 Baud rate. Commands for the PTZ unit are sent via, amongst other things, the Monitor 7” RLED Serial or Monitor 12” Serial. Weather-, shock-, vibration-, corrosionproof.
2. Configuration
The space required for panning and tilting is: Panning: 315mm. Tilting: 370mm. See also figure 10, page 7. When positioning the PTZ unit, account must be taken of the space required for panning and tilting. There must be no obstacles in this space.
3. Mounting
The PTZ unit has a base. Mount the PTZ unit upright.
The PTZ unit may not be mounted hanging or at a right angle! This would put too much pressure on the base and mechanical components.
First demount two coverplates of the PTZ unit, see figure 3. To affix the PTZ unit, use a pole bracket or a wall bracket. Or mount the PTZ unit directly to a metal surface. Note the starting position of the camera; this is indicated as the zero posi­tion in figure 1. Use a Allen key to secure the PTZ unit with three M8 x 20mm Stainless steel bolts(included). The base of the PTZ unit has three recessed holes. Mount the bolts (Hexagon socket countersunk head screws) from the up­per side of the base. For details of the size of the attachment points, see figures 5 and 6. Mount the two cover plates back to the PTZ unit.
3.1. Mounting safety cables
Mount the fall protection to a fixed point. Use three cable clamps for attachment. These cable clamps must to be installed correctly; see figure
2. Mount the safety cable from the camera to a fixed mounting point on the same surface and height as the Base plate, see figure 4.
4. Operation
4.1 Overpressure in the enclosure
The enclosure of the Camera and PTZ unit has a 1,4-bar overpressure.
4.2 Switching on and off
First of all, position the PTZ unit in the zero position as indicated in figure 1. The PTZ unit configuration is switched on by connecting the connector cables to the power supply. It is switched off by disconnecting the con­necting cable from the power supply. See figure 7.
Ensure that the PTZ unit and other components of the installation are closed so that it is not possible to come into contact with moving parts. Ensure that all parts are firmly fixed, stable and secure. Check that the power and connector cables are suit­able for the system power supply.
Do not get too close to the PTZ unit when the system is switched on. There is a risk of injury.
Contens page
1. Introduction 3
2. Configuration 3
3. Mounting 3
3.1. Mounting safety cables 3
4. Operation 3
4.1 Overpressure in the enclosure 3
4.2 Switching on and off 3
5. Electrical installation 4
5.1. Pan & Tilt (PTZ) cable specifications 4
5.2. Example configuration 4
6. Instructions for use 5
7. Troubleshooting 5
8. Maintenance and cleaning 6
9. Technical specifications 6
9.1 Camera PAL 6
9.2 PTZ PAL 6
9.3 General PAL 6
9.4 Camera NTSC 7
9.5 PTZ NTSC 7
9.6 General NTSC 7
10. Dimensions 7
11. Visca protocols 8
10.1 Orlaco Pan/Tilt command set 8
10.2 Old Pan/Tilt commands 8
10.3 New pan/Tilt commands 8
12. Generic Serial commands 8
13. Pan/Tilt serial commands 8
12.1 Old Pan/Tilt commands 9
12.2 New pan/Tilt commands 9
14. Additional serial commands 10
15. Disposal 11
16. General terms and conditions 11
17. Release notes 11
Available documentation
DS0506910 Camera PTZ SSt (0516910) DS0506951 Camera PTZ Alu (0516950 DS0506960 Camera PTZ NTSC Alu (0516960) UM0972080 Monitor 7" RLED/LEDD
Figure 1
Figure 3
Horizontal zero position view direction
Cover plate
Cable Base art. no 1221300 length 5,5m
Open wired
Cable fall protection
Base
Base plate
Cover plate
Cover plate
3 Bolts M8 x 20mm
Base
Base plate
Socket head wrench
Socket head wrench
M5 Socket head screw
Fall protection
Fall protection
Figure 2
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5. Electrical installation
The PTZ unit must be connected by trained electri­cians. Under no circumstances should you make connections that are not described in this manual.
5.1 PTZ Cable specifications. Cable Base, Art no 1221300
1 = Coax core Video 2 = Coax shielding Video GND 3 = Red Camera power, 18...30V/DC (fuse 315mA) 4 = Black Camera 0V 5 = Red/White Pan/Tilt power (fuse 500mA) 6 = Black/White Pan/Tilt 0V 7 = Green Serial 1 RS-232 TX 8 = Grey Serial 2 RS-232 RX 9 = Black/Gray Serial 0V
1 = Red/blue N.C. 2 = Black/blue N.C. 3 = Blue N.C. 4 = Brown N.C. 5 = Shield N.C.
5.2 Example configuration
The following products are required for basic operation of the
PTZ unit,
see figure 7.:
PTZ unit Art Nr 0506910.
Monitor RLED 7", Art no 0208632.
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6. Instructions for use
Using the Monitor: See User Manual IM0972080 Monitor 7" RLED/LEDD
for detailed instructions about how to use the Monitor
To set the PTZ unit and the autofocus function, go to the camera settings area via the service menu; then select ‘Pan/tilt’ to operate the PTZ unit from the keyboard and select ‘AFZ’ for the zoom camera functions. See figure 8.
7. Troubleshooting
power
power
display RLED 7” serial 0208632
handheld control serial 0506950
interface control panel serial 05029**
multi cable 40m 1220150
Junctionbox 0504791
Camera PTZ Sst 0506910
optional
Cable Base Art.No. 1221300 Lenght 3,6m
Figure 7
R = 50,0
M8 x 1,25 (3x)
horizontal zero position
Cable
120°
90°
30°
120°
Base
back side
Base plate
Top side
150
120° (3x)
M8 (3x)
R = 50,0
12 (4x)
Figure 6
Problem
1. Monitor does not work.
2. Monitor has no picture.
3. Camera does not work.
5. PTZ does not work.
Possible cause
System is not switched on.
System is not connected or the supplied voltage of the vehicle to which the system is connected is too low (flashing LED on camera). Fuse of the vehicle’s supply voltage is defective. Other cause.
Monitor is not or incorrectly connected to the control box. Camera is not functioning. Other cause.
Camera is not or incorrectly connected.
The camera is defective. Other cause.
PTZ not or incorrectly connected to the camera. Other cause.
Solution
Connect the Power cable to the right power supply. Connect the system and measure the vehicle’s supplied voltage when the system is switched on. Replace the fuse. Contact your Orlaco dealer.
Check the connection of the Monitor
See problem 3. Contact your Orlaco dealer.
Check the connection of the PTZ to the opera­ting panel and make sure the red LED on the camera is lit. Contact your Orlaco dealer. Contact your Orlaco dealer.
Check the connection of the Monitor to the camera. Contact your Orlaco dealer.
Figure 8
R = 50,0
M8 x 1,25 (3x)
horizontal zero position
Cable
120°
90°
30°
120°
Base
back side
Figure 5
Camera cable
Top view
Base Plate
2 safety cable from the camera length 360-370 between camera and wire rope clamp
60 ±10
wire rope clamps (3x)
fixed mounting point
Camera cable
Top view
Base Plate
2 safety cable from the camera length 360-370 between camera and wire rope clamp
60 ±10
wire rope clamps (3x)
Mount the safety cable from the camera on a fixed mounting point on the same surface and height as the Base plate
Base plate
fixed mounting point
Base
Figure 4
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