Siemens CCDA1415-DN Instruction Manual

CCDA1415-DN
DAY/NIGHT Dome System

Instruction Manual

Fire & Security Products

Siemens Building Technologies

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Foreword

To prevent damage, and to achieve optimum reproduction of images, please read
and follow this Instruction Manual carefully.

WARNING

The camera must be handled with utmost care to avoid damage to the sensitive
image sensor. Do not touch the front glass of the image sensor.
Connection, commissioning and maintenance must only be carried out by
suitably qualified personnel.

 Do not remove any covers as this could lead to serious physical injury that

may even result in death through electric shock.

 Mains-operated cameras must be connected to earth.
 Cameras for low-voltage supply must only be connected to fully insulated

class 2 power supply units.
Correct and safe operation of this camera is dependent on proper transport,
storage, installation and connection, as well as careful operation and
maintenance.

 Do not run data and power cables adjacent to or in the same conduit as line

voltage mains power.

 SensorNet 485 networks require 22 AWG unshielded cable. Do not exceed 32

devices per cable run.

 Siemens RS422/RS485 networks require 22 AWG shielded cable. Do not

exceed 10 devices per cable run.

 Always terminate the camera dome connected at the end of a RS422/RS485

cable run using termination jumpers.

 When using the standard base and wiring cables directly to the dome, ALWAYS

connect the video cable to the dome before you connect the 9-pin cable (which
contains power). If you connect the 9-pin cable first, you risk shorting delicate
electronics near the connector.

 I/O PC board (when used).
 If a cable clamp is on this board, remove it, as it could damage cable connectors

in the housing during assembly.

 Use a jeweler's 2.5 mm (0.1 inch) slotted screwdriver to tighten connector

screws. Do not over tighten these screws.

 Use the dust cover when shipping the I/O board back to the manufacturer. It will

protect the spring-finger connector.

 When connecting the housing and eyeball assembly to an outdoor housing:

– Remove both slot covers to keep the camera from overheating.
– Keep cables entering the housing away from the heater assembly.
– Place tubing around the BNC connectors to avoid shorting their metal surface

to the outdoor housing.

– Check heater fans. Both fans must be on to prevent overheating.

 If disassembling the dome:

– Dome contains electrostatic-sensitive devices! Use a ground strap when

handling PC boards.
Once disassembled, parts of housing and eyeball assembly are "extremely fragile"
and may break. Proceed using extreme care!

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Warnings and Cautions

Please review the following warnings and cautions before you begin installation or
service.

WARNING!

ALWAYS USE:

 Proper safety equipment for the location and type of installation.
 Proper lift equipment to reach the installation.
 Safety features of the lift equipment.

BE SURE:

 Electrical power is not connected to the dome when connecting wires. Dome

will move when power is applied.
Electrical power is not connected to nearby fixtures that you might touch during
installation.

WARNING!

DO NOT install this camera dome in hazardous areas where highly combustible
or explosive products are stored or used.

WARNING!

EU power requirements: This product runs on 24 V AC. In the EU, it is intended
to be powered from a Limited Power Source. A limited power source is a
certified source of SELV, and if inherently limited, with 8 amps maximum output
current, and a maximum of 100 VA available; or if not inherently limited, fused
with a maximum value of 3.3 Amps, meeting section 2.11 of IEC950, and a
maximum of 250 VA available. The power supply can be obtained through
SIEMENS or through another source where the provider can furnish the
verification. This is required to assure electrical safety in the product.

NOTE:

Your attention is drawn to the fact that the contents of this Instruction Manual do not form part of an
earlier or existing agreement, commitment or legal relationship nor should they alter such a contract in
any way. All the obligations of Siemens are detailed in the relevant sales contract which also contains
the complete and solely applicable warranty clause. These contractual warranty conditions are neither
extended nor restricted by the information contained within this document. If you require further
information, or if particular problems should arise which are not covered by this Instruction Manual,
then please contact your local Siemens office and request the information you require.

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Contents

1

General Details......................................................................................75

1.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) .....................................................75

1.2 Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformity...............................................75

2 Ordering Data ........................................................................................76

3 Scope of Delivery..................................................................................77

4 Technical Data.......................................................................................78

5 About the Dome Camera ...................................................................... 80

5.1 Mounting Base ........................................................................................80

5.2 Housing and Eyeball Assembly ..............................................................80

5.3 Indoor Ceiling Mounting ..........................................................................81

5.4 Indoor Ceiling/Wall Mounting (Optional) .................................................82

5.5 Outdoor Mounting (Optional) ..................................................................83

5.6 Outdoor Mounting Structures (Optional).................................................84

5.7 Data Cable Requirements.......................................................................84

5.8 Power-Up Routine...................................................................................84

5.9 Synchronizing Domes .............................................................................84

6 Indoor Installation.................................................................................85

6.1 Connecting to the Standard Mounting Base...........................................85

6.2 Connecting to a Mounting Base with I/O Board......................................89

7 Using the Dome Configuration Utility.................................................93

7.1 Starting the Dome Configuration Utility...................................................93

7.2 Working with the Dome Configuration Utility ..........................................94

7.3 Entering the Dome's Password...............................................................94

7.4 Restoring Factory Settings......................................................................95

7.5 Exiting the Configuration Utility...............................................................95

8 Configuring Pan, Tilt, Zoom, and Synchronization Options ............96

8.1 Setting the Automatic “Flip” Feature .......................................................96

8.1.1 Changing the Automatic Flip Setting.......................................................96

8.2 Adjusting the Zoom Stop Settings...........................................................97

8.2.1 Changing the Zoom Stop Settings..........................................................97

8.3 Configuring the Line Lock Setting...........................................................97

8.3.1 Changing the Line Lock Setting ..............................................................98

9 Configuring Camera Features .............................................................99

9.1 Overview of Camera Settings .................................................................99

9.2 Adjusting White Balance Settings.........................................................100

9.2.1 Changing Automatic White Balance Settings .......................................101

9.3 Understanding How IR Mode (Black & White) Operates......................101

9.3.1 Changing the IR Mode Setting..............................................................102

9.3.2 Manually Activating or Deactivating the IR Mode .................................102

9.4 Understanding Wide Dynamic Range...................................................103

9.4.1 Changing the Wide Dynamic Range Setting ........................................104

9.5 Working with AGC and Open Shutter Settings.....................................104

9.5.1 Understanding How Advanced Shutter Settings Improve Low-Light

Performance..........................................................................................105

9.5.2 The Relationship between IR Mode and AGC and

Open Shutter Settings...........................................................................106

9.5.3 Configuring AGC and Open Shutter Settings .......................................106

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10 Configuring Alarms, Areas, Home, Privacy Settings

and Presets..........................................................................................107

10.1 Overview of Alarms, Areas, Home, North Position,

Preset and Privacy Settings..................................................................107

10.2 Alarm Actions ........................................................................................108

10.2.1 Configuring Alarm Actions.....................................................................109

10.2.2 Configuring Normal Input States for Alarms .........................................110

10.2.3 Setting Alarm Input States ....................................................................110

10.3 Assigning the Dome’s Home Position...................................................111

10.3.1 Setting the North Position .....................................................................112

10.4 Programming Area Boundaries.............................................................113

10.5 Setting Area Boundaries .......................................................................114

10.6 Establishing Privacy Zones...................................................................115

10.6.1 How Privacy Zones are Programmed ...................................................116

10.6.2 Programming Privacy Zones.................................................................117

10.6.3 Removing or Hiding Privacy Zones.......................................................118

10.6.4 Deleting Specific Privacy Zones............................................................119

10.6.5 Deleting All Privacy Zones ....................................................................119

10.6.6 Hiding Privacy Zones ............................................................................119

10.7 Programming Presets ...........................................................................120

10.7.1 Setting Presets......................................................................................120

11 Configuring Text Displayed On-Screen ............................................121

11.1 Overview of On-Screen Text Display Settings......................................121

11.2 Displaying or Hiding Status Information................................................122

11.2.1 Changing the Display of Status Information..........................................122

11.3 Displaying or Hiding All Name Information ...........................................123

11.3.1 Changing the Display of All Name Information .....................................123

11.4 Displaying Diagnostic Tests During Reset............................................124

11.4.1 Changing the Display of Diagnostic Information...................................124

11.5 Displaying Direction Indicators..............................................................125

11.5.1 Changing the Display of Direction Indicators ........................................126

11.6 Configuring Name Information ..............................................................127

11.7 Assigning or Changing Name Information ............................................128

11.7.1 Setting or Changing Names..................................................................128

11.8 Changing the Settings for Text Displayed On-Screen ..........................130

11.8.1 Changing On-Screen Text Appearance................................................131

12 Configuring Language and Password Settings...............................132

12.1 Overview ...............................................................................................132

12.2 Selecting a Language ...........................................................................132

12.2.1 Changing the Language Setting ...........................................................133

12.3 Setting and Enabling the Dome Password ...........................................134

12.3.1 Setting or Changing the Dome Password.............................................134

12.3.2 Enabling or Disabling Password Protection..........................................134

13 Displaying Dome Information ............................................................135

13.1 Understanding the Dome Information Screen.......................................135

13.2 Viewing Dome Operating Statistics.......................................................136

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General Details

1 General Details

1.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

This product has been designed for the utilization in general-purpose CCTV
applications in a residential, business or industrial environment. Please contact
your supplier of this product before you install it in medical and/or intrinsically safe
applications or in an industrial EMC environment.
To ensure normal operation and to avoid EMC problems, the product must be
installed according to the currently valid EMC installation instructions.

1.2 Manufacturer's Declaration of Conformity

EU Directive

The following is applicable for the equipment described in this Instruction Manual:
The product fulfils the requirements of EU directive 89/336/EEC on
“Electromagnetic compatibility“ as per:

Electromagnetic emission Immunity to electromagnetic interference

EN 61000-6-3 EN 50130-4 +A1+A2
with the basic standard: with the basic standards:
EN 55022 Kl.B EN 61000-4-2
EN 61000-4-3
EN 61000-4-4
EN 61000-4-5
EN 61000-4-6

The EU conformity certificate which is available for the associated authorities is
held at:

Siemens Building Technologies
Fire & Security Products GmbH & Co. oHG
Siemensallee 84
76187 Karlsruhe

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Ordering Data

2 Ordering Data

Designation Order No.

Approx. weight (kg)

1/4-inch CCD day-night indoor dome CCDA 1415-DN
470 TV lines, 0.01 lux, 24 V AC

2GF1191-8AA

2.4

Accessories, not included in delivery!
Quick-mount socket

with integrated I/O board for the CCDA1415-DN

2GF1191-8BC

0.35

“Top Hat” ceiling housing

for dome camera CCDA 1415-DN

2GF1191-8BD

1.3

Bubble, smoked

for the “Top Hat” housing

2GF1191-8BE

1.0

Bubble, clear

for the “Top Hat” housing

2GF1191-8BF

1.0

Ceiling bracket, adjustable

for the "Top Hat" housing

2GF1191-8BG

2.0

Ceiling bracket, fixed

for the "Top Hat" housing

2GF1191-8BH

1.4

Hard ceiling bracket

for the "Top Hat" housing

2GF1191-8BJ

2.0

Pendant mount, indoor

for dome camera CCDA1415-DN

2GF1191-8BK

1.9

Wall bracket, indoor

for dome camera CCDA1415-DN

2GF1191-8BL

1.4

Wall mount bracket, short

for dome cameras CCDA1415-DN with outdoor housing and
CCDA1410-WD

2GF1191-8BM

1.85

Wall mount bracket, long

for dome cameras CCDA1415-DN with outdoor housing and
CCDA1410-WD

2GF1191-8BN

2.0

Outdoor pendant mount

for dome cameras CCDA1415-DN with outdoor housing and
CCDA1410-WD

2GF1191-8BP

1.9

Pole strap adapter

for long and short wall mounts

2GF1191-8BQ

1.0

Corner bracket adapter

for long and short wall mounts

2GF1191-8BR

1.2

Dome outdoor housing

for dome camera CCDA1415-DN

2GF1190-8BS

2.6 (without dome)

3.9 (with dome)

Bubble, smoked

for dome camera CCDA1410-WD and outdoor housing

2GF1190-8BT

0.75

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Scope of Delivery

3 Scope of Delivery

 Instruction Manual 1
 Dome Camera CCDA1415-DN 1
 Ceiling Mount incl. Mounting Base 1
 Screws (subpackage) 1
 Safety Lanyard 1

Tools Required

 Slotted screwdriver

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Technical Data

4 Technical Data

Operational

Pan/Tilt: Manual Pan and Tilt
speed

1° to 100° per second

(scaled to zoom position)
Preset Pan/Tilt speed Max. 220° per second
Pan Travel 360° continuous rotation
Tilt Travel 105°
Pan/Tilt accuracy ± 0.5°
Zoom/Focus Accuracy ± 0.5%
Total Zoom 184 x
Optical Zoom 23 x
Digital Zoom 8 x
Zoom Pause 23 x or 35 x (default zoom pause)
Zoom Stop 23 x, 35 x (default zoom pause), 46 x, 69 x,

92 x (default), 115 x, 138 x, 161 x, 184 x

Electrical

Input voltage 24 to 30 V AC, 50/60 Hz class 2 LPS
Design tolerance 20 to 36 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption 16 W
Current 1.5 A
Surge protection

Video output Series resistor of 3.9 Ohm. Low capacitance

Zener suppressor 6.5 V, 1500 W
SensorNet RS485 interface Isolation transformer coupled,

2000 Vrms PTC resettable fuse protects

transformer,

TVS RATED AT 5.6 V, 40 A, 0.1 joules;

10 kA impulse rated gas tube
Siemens RS422/RS485 Interface Series resistor of 33 Ohm; TVS rated at

5.6 V, 40 A, 0.1 joules

Alarm Input Series resistor of 33 Ohm; TVS rated at

5.6 V, 40 A, 0.1 joules

Power Line TVS rated at 60 V, 250 A, 1.5 Joule

Cameras

Imager 1/4-inch CCD
Scanning System 2:1 Interlace
Video Output 1.0 Vpp, 75 Ohm composite
Signal to Noise 50 dB (typical)
Horizontal Resolution 470 lines at centre
Minimum Illumination Better than 1.0 Lux (20 IRE, AGC) on

0.5 Lux with open shutter

0.01 Lux in black and white IR mode

0.009 Lux in black and white mode with

open shutter
White Balance Through the Lens (TTL) Autotracing White

Balance (ATW)

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Technical Data

Standard

PAL Effective Pixels 752 (H) x 582 (V)
Scanning 625 lines 50 Fields 25 Frames
Horizontal 15.625 kHz
Vertical 50 Hz

Lens

Type Aspherical
Focal Length 3.6 to 82.8 mm
Aperture f1.6 (Wide) f3.7 (Tele)

4 mm 54.0° (H) x 40.5° (V)
88 mm 2.5° (H) x 1.9° (V)

Viewing Angle 4 mm 54.0° (H) x 40.5° (V)

82.8 mm 2.5° (H) x 1.9° (V)
(equivalent to 8 to 80 mm 1/2-inch CCD or
11 to 110 mm on 2/3-inch CCD

Dimensions (D x H) 120 x 205 mm

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About the Dome Camera

5 About the Dome Camera

The SIEMENS DAY/NIGHT Dome System CCDA1415-DN comes in black finish,
mounts indoors or outdoors, and can communicate with the video controller over
Siemens RS422/RS485 network. The dome consists of a mounting base, and a
housing and rotating eyeball assembly.

5.1 Mounting Base

The housing and eyeball assembly connects to the base using a twist and lock
action, enabling it to be moved easily from one location to another. The base
attaches directly to a hard or tile ceiling, or indirectly to walls or ceilings using one
of many optional housings and mounting structures. As shown in Fig. 1, two base
types are offered: a standard base and a base with I/O board.

 Standard Base

With this base, video, data, and power cables are inserted through the base and
attached to the top of the housing and eyeball assembly, which is then
connected to the base. A lanyard connects between the base and the housing
and eyeball assembly to prevent cables from being pulled during disassembly.
The base comes in black.

 Optional Base with I/O Board

With this base, video, data, and power cables are pre-connected to an I/O PC
board. A spring-finger connector on the board makes electrical contact with the
housing and eyeball assembly as it connects to the base. The base comes in
black (Quick Mount socket).

5.2 Housing and Eyeball Assembly

The housing and eyeball assembly consists of the following:

 Housing. The housing contains the dome's power supply, pan motor, and

electronics used to operate the eyeball. The housing provides one alarm input
and one alarm output using the standard base, or four alarm inputs and four
alarm outputs using the base with I/O board.

 Eyeball. With a diameter of 120 mm (4.75 inch), the eyeball contains a camera,

tilt motor, and associated electronics. The eyeball enables the camera to pan
and tilt to track a target moving in any direction even as it moves under the

dome.
Two slot covers in the eyeball facilitate access to the camera, one of which
incorporates an opening for the camera lens. Remove both covers to improve
ventilation when the dome is to be used outdoors.
Each camera has 23 x optical zoom with continuous auto focus and back light
compensation. Electronic zoom provides selectable magnification up to 184 x.

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Standard Base

Base with I/O Board

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Fig. 1 Mounting base and housing and eyeball assembly

5.3 Indoor Ceiling Mounting

Using hardware shipped with the base, the dome attaches directly to indoor
ceilings made of sheet rock, wood, metal, or concrete (Fig. 2), or to tile ceiling
T-bars where they intersect (Fig. 3).

Fig. 2 Surface mounting to hard

ceilings

Fig. 3 Surface mounting to tile ceilings

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5.4 Indoor Ceiling/Wall Mounting (Optional)

The camera dome attaches to one of the following optional indoor mounting
structures (Fig. 4).

2GF1191-8BJ Hard Ceiling Bracket

This bracket enables the Top Hat housing to be recessed in the ceiling. The
bracket is mounted to the Top Hat and installed in a hole cut in the ceiling­perfect for sheet rock, plaster, or solid ceilings. The Hard Ceiling Bracket can be
installed entirely from below the ceiling.

2GF1191-8BH Fixed Bracket

This bracket enables the Top Hat housing to be recessed in the ceiling or
recessed in a 2 foot drop ceiling tile. The bracket is mounted to the Top Hat and
installed in a hole cut in the ceiling. The bracket distributes the weight of the
dome and Top Hat housing across the T-bar framework of the ceiling. It is also
very useful for sheet rock, plaster, or solid ceilings.

2GF1191-8BG Adjustable Bracket

This bracket enables the Top Hat housing to be recessed in drop ceilings that
utilize other than 2 foot grids. The bracket distributes the weight of the dome and
the Top Hat housing across the T-bar framework of the ceiling.

Fig. 4 Indoor mounting structures (optional)

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5.5 Outdoor Mounting (Optional)

NOTE:

This document does not include outdoor installation and service instructions. For these instructions,
see manual of Outdoor Housing.

The camera dome attaches to outdoor walls and ceilings using an outdoor housing
(Fig. 5) and one of the following optional mounting structures (Fig. 6):

 Pendant Mount
 Pole Mount
 Corner Bracket.
 Wall Mount long/short
 Wall Mount short

The outdoor housing contains a pre-installed mounting base, a cooling fan for hot
weather, a heater for cool weather and to prevent icing, and surge protection
circuitry to protect against lightning strikes.
An environmental PC board is used to pre-wire cables. A round spring-finger
connector on the board makes electrical contact with the housing and eyeball
assembly as it connects to the base.

NOTE: Do not use the I/O board (designed for indoor use) in place of the environmental board.

Fig. 5 Outdoor housing (optional)

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5.6 Outdoor Mounting Structures (Optional)

Fig. 6 Outdoor brackets (optional)

5.7 Data Cable Requirements

Table 1 shows the data cable requirements for Siemens RS422/RS485 and SensorNet
RS485 networks.

SensorNet RS485 Siemens RS422/RS485

Cable type 1 unshielded, twisted pair 2/1 shielded, twisted pair
Wire gauge 22 AWG 22 AWG
Connection Non-polarized Polarized
Max. devices on line 32 10

Tab. 1 Data cable requirements

5.8 Power-Up Routine

After power is connected to the dome, the dome performs the following homing routine.

1. After a few seconds, the camera lens tilts up into the housing and eyeball

assembly.

2. The lens tilts downs until it looks at the floor.

3. Eyeball pans slowly.

4. Lens tilts up 90° (home position).

Once the lens is in its home position, you can use the controller to call up the camera
and control it.

5.9 Synchronizing Domes

To prevent picture rolling when switching from camera to camera, all domes can be
synchronized to a 50 or 60 Hz AC source.

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Indoor Installation

6 Indoor Installation

This section explains how to connect the housing and eyeball assembly to a:

 Standard mounting base
 Mounting base with I/O board.

6.1 Connecting to the Standard Mounting Base

This procedure explains how to connect the housing and eyeball assembly to a
standard base.

WARNING! Ensure that AC power and electrical signals are off during wire connections!

1. Set dome address (Fig. 7).
Recessed at top of housing and eyeball assembly are three rotary address
switches. Address range is from 01 to 099.
Set switches from most significant bit (MSB) to least significant bit (LSB). For
example: For address 066, set SW3 to 0, SW2 to 6, and SW1 to 6.

090909

MSB

LSB

SW3

SW1SW2

Fig. 7 Setting the address switches

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2. Attach safety lanyard to cap on housing and eyeball assembly (Fig. 8).
Use M3 x 6 screw supplied with lanyard.

Only use this
location to
secure lanyard.

Fig. 8 Attaching safety lanyard

3. WITH POWER OFF, connect the video cable (Fig. 9).

– Connect BNC of video micro coax cable to BNC of video cable.
– Feed cable through access hole in base.
– Press micro coax connector into mating receptacle in top of housing and

eyeball assembly. A firm snap indicates a tight connection.

4. Set termination jumper JW1 (Fig. 9).
Depending upon the dome’s location in the communications line, set jumper
JW1 across the appropriate pins as described in the following chart:

Position of dome in communications line Setting Pins

Between other devices Un-terminated 1-2*
End of communications line Terminated 2-3

* Pins 1-2 are closest to 9-pin connector.

NOTE:

In some cases, an additional termination of the RS422/RS485 buses may be required.

NOTE:

You may need a small slotted screwdriver to gently pry jumper loose. Be careful not to damage
underlying PC board.

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Micro Coax Cable

Termination
Jum

p

er JW1

Fig. 9 Video cable connection and termination jumper location

5. Connect the 9-pin plug (data and power) to the 9-pin receptacle (Fig. 10).

CAUTION DO NOT connect 9-pin plug unless you have performed step 3 first!

– Feed cables access hole in base.
– Connect data and power wires to the 9-pin plug (refer to charts below).
– Insert plug into mating receptacle in top of housing and eyeball assembly.

Siemens RS42/RS4852 data and power connections

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Pin Designation

1-2 must be connected using a jumper cable!

3 24 V AC
4 Masse / common
5 24 V AC
6 RS422 Data In High (+)
7 RS422 Data In Low (–)
8 RS422 Data Out High (+)
9 RS422 Data Out Low (–)

from the controlle

r

to the next dome

The following interface parameters are applicable for the Siemens protocol
RS422/RS485:

Data rate in baud

19,200 bits/s

Data format

Start bit 1
Data bit 8
Parity 0
Stop bit 1

Tab. 2 Interface parameters Siemens RS422/RS485

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SensorNet RS485 data and power connections

Pin Designation

1 SensorNet (unshielded)
2 SensorNet (unshielded)
3 24 V AC
4 Ground
5 24 V AC

6-9 Not used.

6. Connect 4-pin plug (alarm input/output) to 4-pin receptacle (Fig. 12).

– Feed cable through access hole in base.
– Connect alarm wires to 4-pin plug (refer to chart below).
– Insert plug into mating receptacle in top of housing and eyeball assembly.

Alarm connections

Pin Designation

1 +12 V DC
2 Alarm Out
3 Alarm In
4 Common

9-pin plug

4-pin plug

Fig. 10 Cable connections

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7. Connect housing and eyeball assembly to base (Fig. 11).

– Align dimple on cap of dome with rib on mounting base.
– Mate housing and eyeball assembly to base and turn it clockwise until you

hear a click.

L

A

T

C

H

Fig. 11 Connecting housing and eyeball assembly to base

(cables and lanyard not shown)

8. Wait a few seconds for dome to begin its homing routine. Homing routine
indicates that address was placed into dome memory and that dome is ready
for programming.

6.2 Connecting to a Mounting Base with I/O Board

This procedure explains how to connect the housing and eyeball assembly to the
optional mounting base with I/O board.

WARNING! Ensure that AC power and electrical signals are off during wire connections!

CAUTION:

Detach and discard cable clamp if I/O board has one. If not removed, clamp can
damage 9-pin connector in housing and eyeball assembly when you attempt to
connect it to base.

1. Set data communications jumper JW1. If data lines continue to another dome,
set JW1 across pins 1-2 (un-terminated). Otherwise, set JW1 across pins 2-3
(terminated).

2. Connect video cable to BNC connector P8 on I/O board.

3. Connect Siemens RS422/RS485, or SensorNet 485 data wires to
connector P1.

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