Panasonic AW-CH600 User Manual

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Panasonic®

Outdoor Camera Housing

Model No. AW-CH600

Operating
Instructions

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Before attempting to connect or operate this product,
please read these instructions completely
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CAUTION
RISK DF electric SHOCK
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CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, 00 NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER SER VICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PER SONNEL
The lightning flash with arrowhsad sym­bnl, Within an equilateral triangle, is intended ta alert the user to the pres ence nf uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may
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be of sufficient magnitude to ccnstitute a risk of electric shock to persons
The exclamation point within an equilat eral triangle IS intended to alert the user
to the presence □[ important operating
and maintenance (servicing) instructions m the literature accompanying the appli ance
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NÜTE This equipment has been tested and found to com
ply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant tc part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to pro vide reasonable protection against harmful interference when Ihe equipment is operated in a commercial environ ment This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications Dperalion of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interiference in which case Ihe user will be required to cor­recl the interference at his own expense
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This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-D03 Get appareil numérique de la classe A est conforme a la norme NMB-Ü03 du Canada
The information marking of this product may be found on the bottom of the product The serial number of this product may he found on the bcl­tom of the product Ycu should note the serial number of this product in the space provided and retain this bock as a permanent record □f ycur purchase tc aid identification in the event of theft
Mcdel No Serial No
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CONTENTS

WARNING/CAUTION FOR SAFETY....................................................................................................................................... 4
PREFACE ............................................................................................................................................................................... 5
MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS............................................................................................... 6
MOUNTING ............................................................................................................................................................................ 9
■ Caution...............................................................................................................................................................................9
■ Camera Mounting ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
■ Mounting to Pan/Tilt Head............................................................................................................................................... 11
CONNECTION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12
■ Connection to Camera.................................................................................................................................................... 12
■ Connecting Cables from the Housing to PanYHIt Head ................................................................................................ 13
APPEARANCE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 14
SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................ 15
STANDARD ACCESSORIES ............................................................................................................................................... 15
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WARNING/CAUTION FOR SAFETY
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WARNING

- Refer all servicing to qualified personnel
To reduce the risk of electric shock, don't remove
cover or oack, unless /ou are a qualified personnel Refer all mountings, connections, servicing to quali fied service personnel
■ No water or moisture inside
Do not let water nr moisture into the product, or expose It to moisture, to prevent a fire and electric shock
If you see smoke or smell an odor from the product if water or other foreign matter gets inside, if it is damaged by dropping or if you find anything wrong with It, immediately stop using it
Do not disassemble or modify the product to prevent a fire and electric shock
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CAUTION

Install it at a stable place and fasten it securely
The product may fall due to unstable installation,
possibly causing injuries and accidents
Be sure to switch power off before maintenance □r installation
Otherwise, there is the danger of fingers caught in the rotating parts or of other injuries
Do not install this product near any object that burns easily In case of using a halogen lamo, installation of it near such an odject could cause a fire due to the heat generated by the lamp
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PREFACE
The AW-CHGOO is an □uldaor camera housing for
the Panasonic series of convertible cameras An outdoor pan/tilt head system can he built by com bining It with the outdoor pan/tilt head AW-PH600
and AC adapter AW-PS600
The camera housing has a wiper and defroster The inside temperature is controlled by a heater and an exhaust fan This product conforms to the waterproof standard
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MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
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о Wiper Unit
Used to Wipe nlf waterdrops during or after a rain The wiper operates when the WIP switch on the control panel (AW-RP3D1 or AW-HP5D1, for exam ple) IS pressed cn
О Wiper Blade
Replace the wiper blade when it can no longer wipe off waterdrops well How to replace it Raise the blade at the center pull
It up and off, and fit a new blade in its place Alter
replacing the blade check that the two rods hnld­ing the wiper blade are parallel to the glass surface (Whenever the wiper blade needs replacement, ask
the store where you purchased the product to do
the job )
8 Camera Housing Handle
Used to carry the camera housing
О Side Cover
Open the side cover when mounting a camera in the camera housing
О Key Hole
Insert the key (an accessory) into the key hole, and
turn the screw counterclockwise in the hole Then □ pen the cover by pulling it toward yoursell Turn the key clockwise to shut the side cover
Nole Keep the key with care
О Air Filler
Air IS taken in through the air filter Replace it when
It IS clogged up The end of fhe air filter can be
seen when the side cover is opened When replac ing the air filter, remove it from there (Whenever the air filler needs replacement, ask the store where you purchased the product to do the job )
О Exhaust Fan
The fan runs when the internal temperature of the
camera housing rises, provided that the H/F switoh on the control panel is in the ON position It has two levels of operation, high and low, depending on the temperature
О Camera Housing Mounting Screw Holes
Fasten the camera housing to the pan/lilt head with the two screws (supplied with pan/tilt head)
0 ND/EXT Connector
Connect It to the ND/EXT connector on the pan/till head (AW-PH600)
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QD CAMERA l/F Conneclar
Connect It tn the CAMERA l/F connector on the pan/tilt head
0 HOUSING l/F Connector
Connect It to the HOUSING l/F connector on the pan/tilt head
® Defroster
The defroster heater is built in by the process at vapor deposition It operates when the DEF switch on the control panel is pressed on, and is turned off by the thermostatic switch when the temperature exceeds the preset level
® Side Cover Chain
The chain holds the side cover at about 90° when it
IS opened
Camera Mount
Loosen the camera mount screws, move the cam era mount to the round hole position remove the mount, and fix the mount to the camera
To fix the mount to the camera housing, insert the
camera mounting pin into the rail fixed at the farther
end, and insert the pin into the round hale up front, making sure that the pm is in line with the hole Hold the lens as close to the defroster glass surface as possible, and tighten the mount screws
NdIb- With the lens in the WIDE position, watch the
picture from the camera and determine the position free of wiper shadow )
® Camera Mount Screws ® Camera Housing Control Board
This beard automatically controls the ON/DFF of the wiper, fan, rubber heater and defroster with control
signals from the control panel
® LENS l/F Connector
Connect It to the lens control cable (for zoom and
focus control)
0 l/F REMOTE Connector
Connect It to the l/F REMOTE connector on the camera via the camera connecting cable
0 ND/EXT Connector
This connector is used to control the lens ND filter and extender It is not used if the lens does not have the ND filter/extender function
Silicon Rubber Heater
This heater is turned on when the internal tempera ture of the camera housing falls, provided that the H/F switch on the control panel is in the ON posi tion
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CAUTION

Be sure to keep system power (including the power of the pan/tilL head and AC adapter) switched oft during installation and connection Fix the housing to the pan/tilt head securely so that It will not be unsteady during pan/tilt or when the head is still □ □ not install the camera housing at a place extremely cold below -SO^C or extremely hot, over +BD°C tc avoid operation instability

Camera Mounting

Loosen the camera mount screws, move the cam era mount tc the round hole position, remove the mount, and (ix the mount tc the camera In mounting the camera remember that the mount ing screw and spacer may be used cr net depend ing on the model
To fix the mount to the camera housing, insert the
camera mounting pm into the rail fixed at the farther end and insert the pm into the round hcle up front, making sure that the pin is m line with the hole Hold the lens as close to the defroster glass surface as possible, and tighten the mount screws To use the 33X (3GX) lens, the lens support and screws (options) are necessary Consult the store where you purchased the product
Male With the lens in the TELE position watch the
picture from the camera and determine the position free cf wiper shadow )
After meunting the camera, check that the camera
IS free of play
Camera AW-EBQO
Install the camera with the camera mounting screw (9 mm)
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Camera AW-E300
Use Lhe camera mnunting screw (17 mm) and spac er (H mm thick)
Camera AE-E600
Use the camera mcuntmg screw (12 mm) and spac er (4 mm thick)
Tighlsn lhe spacer wilh
Camera mounling screw (12 mm) Tighlen the spacer wilh
Insulaling washer screws
Camera mounl
Mnve the plaslic pin | I | la lhe spacer 'n r
Spacer (i mm ihick) —^ ^
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Camera mcunlmg adaplnr i [
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Mounting to Pan/Tilt Head

With the tilling arm held horizontal, fit the temporary
mounting boss on the bottom ol the housing into the groove in the arm, and temporarily fasten the hous ing from below with the two housing mounting bolts
Move the camera housing back and forth till it is well balanced, then fasten it securely As the stop position depends heavily on the bal
ance of the camera housing, be sure to check the
accuracy of the preset stop positions after tilting
with the picture from the camera
Rough Yardstick for Good Balance (±5' from preset
stop position) The position of good balance varies depending on
the combination of the camera and lenses
Set the arm scale in line with the housing position
mark (I), referring to the table below
Camera Housing AW-CH600
Camera
AW-E300 AW-LZ14MD55 AW-E600
AW-EGDO CANNON 14X
AW-E600 CANNON 17X AW-EBOO AW-EBOO FUJINON 36X
Lens
AW-S14XBMD
AW-LZ17MD9
(A3BX14, SBERD-E20)
Housing Pasilion
1 backward
0 2 backward 5 backward 2 backward 7 backward
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CONNECTION

Connection to Camera

The
ND/EXT
connector is used to control the lens
filter/extender Function Bind and clamp unused connectors and cables, if any so they will not dangle while the pan/tilt head is in use Select the necessary camera connecting cable from among the optional cables shown below
■ Camera pan/till head cable (for RS-232C, personal computer control) AW-CA50A15 (for ccmposite video) AW-CA50D15 (for component video)
■ Pan/tilt head cable (nc RS-232C control)
ND
filter and extender It is not used if the lens does not have the
ND
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Connecting Cables from the Housing to Pan/Tilt Head

Connect the cables from the bottom of the camera housing to the connectors an the panning head, respectively
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APPEARANCE
2Z7 (a-15/16)
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1 1 3
4 - 7 / 1 B )
1 1 4
J 4 1 / 2
Unii mm (inch)
S3
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t
1
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1
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power Applicable lenses
Heater Wiper Defroster Fan ON/OFF controllable, ON at about 30°C or over Maximum payload Working temperature range -20°C to H-BD=C Ambient humidity 30% to 90% Dimensions
Weight 10 kg (22 05 lbs) Finish AV ivory paint (Munsell 7 9Y6 B/D B or approximate)
Weight and dimensions indicated are approximate Specifications are subject to change
Supplied from pan/till head AW-LZ14MD55, AW-LZ17MD9 AW-LZ1DMDB, A36x14 5BERD-E2B, J33ax15B4 1ASSX12 ON/OFF controllable, ON at about 5°C or below □N/OFF controllable ON/OFF controllable, OFF at about 40°C or over
ID kg (Camera and lens)
227 (W) X 253 (H) X 720 (D) mm [B-15/16’ (W) X 9-15/15' (H) X 2B-11/32' (D)]
without notice
SÌlpÀRD ÀeCÈSSiORIES i t
Key 1 pc Spacer (8 mm thick for AW-E300) 1 pc
Camera mounting screw (17 mm ter AW-E3Q0) 1 pc
Spacer (4 mm thick ferAW-EBDO) 1 pc
Camera mounting screw (12 mm for AW-EGQD) 1 pc Spacer screw (M4) 4 pcs Camera mounting screw
(9 mm for AW-EaoO) 1 pc
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