System Q CCT465, CCT467, CCT469, CCT475, CCT479 Instructions Manual

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CCT465/475 Varifocal Anti-Vandal CCTV Dome Camera INSTRUCTIONS

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Varifocal A uto Iris With Anti-Vandal Features CCD Dome Camera

Introduction

Each of the Varifocal anti-vandal dom es is made from met al
and polycarbonate so they are resistant to moderat e impacts.
For extra security you can also purchase the anti-tamper
screw kit, which prevents unauthorised access, order code

CCT463

Its tough out er shel l i s also weatherproof ed so that the uni t can
be installed internally or externally when using the external
weatherproof cabl e glands provided.

The Varifocal lens means that the cameras can be adjusted f or
a wide angle of v iew or a narrow angle distance shot so they
can capture the exact scene your customer wants without you
havi ng to worry about what lens to order.

The cameras electronics have been designed around the latest
semiconductor technology and circ uit design to ensure that all three
vari ants of the cam era produce an excel lent picture qual ity to mat ch
the cameras stunni ng looks.

Features

• The combi nation of metal and polycarbonate give a tough
anti-vandal dome camera

• Dual input suppl y, 12V DC or 24V AC power supply required

• The dome cover is secured with 4 x Allen screws (Allen key

supplied) f or a professional and more secure installation.

• W ith a 4 -9mm Vari-focal lens being fitted as standard the lens size guesswork for installations has
been removed.

• Spare polycarbonate dome cov er (clear) av ailable. Vandal ised domes can be repaired quickly
mini mising time and expense, order code CCT464

• Domes can be mounted internally or externally (fitted wit h gasket s as standard)

• Supplied with a mounting plate for secure fix on suspended/false ceilings. (Fixing screws for the

dome and plate included)

• Nylon retaining strap between cover and base for added safety during installation and/or servicing.

• Video and power connected via a flying lead. The video is via a female BNC connector. T he power

is via a 2-way connector (cable mounted plug fi t ted and the socket is included) to reduce installat ion
time.

• Rubber base gasket supplied to fit between the base and mounting surface of the dome. Helps to
prevent dust and moisture ingress.

• Fixing template included. (Label showing the domes fixing hole positions)

Note: The Fixing hole di ameter for the flush mount range is 90mm

Models Covered in these instructions

CCT465 Flush Mount Hi-Res B&W with Vari-Focal Lens
CCT467 Flush Mount Mi d-Res Colour Dome with Vari -Focal Lens
CCT469 Flush Mount Hi-Res Colour Dome With Vari-F ocal Lens
CCT475 Surface Mount Hi-Res B&W Dome with Vari-Focal Lens
CCT477 Surface Mount Mid-Res Colour Dome with Vari-Focal Lens
CCT479 Surface Mount Hi-Res Colour Dome wit h Vari-Focal Lens

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Camera Specifications

CCT465/CCT475 CCT467/CCT477 CCT469/C CT479

Camera Spec Hi-Res B&W Med-Res Colour Hi-Res Colour

Image Sensor 1/3” B&W 1/3” Col. Sharp 1/3” Col. SONY Ex View
Image Out put

1V

pk-pk

75Ω 1V

pk-pk

75Ω 1V

pk-pk

75Ω
Resolution 600T VL min 380TVL mi n 480TVL mi n
Min Illumination 0.03 Lux 0.5 Lux 0.25 Lux
Input Volt age Range 12V DC / 24V AC 12V DC / 24V AC 12V DC / 24V AC
Power Consumption 200/100 mA 200/ 100 mA 200/100 m A
Lens 4-9mm Vari-focal 4-9mm Vari-focal 4-9mm Vari-f ocal
AGC Automatic Automatic Automatic
Iris Control Auto Iris Auto Iris Auto Iris
Size W125 x D125 x H95mm W125 x D125 x H95mm W125 x D125 x H95mm

Powering the Camera

The dome cam eras are dual v ol tage i .e. you can use them on a 12V DC system or a 24V AC system. The
camera has bui lt in power supply control circui t for ease of connec tion; thi s means that you can connect to
any 12VDC or 24VAC system wit hout worrying about polarity or vol tage regulation.
The camera is provided with a screw terminal on a fly lead that allows you to connect the power supply to it.
When poweri ng the camera with a 12V DC power supply, ensure that the supply is regulat ed and has a
continuous rati ng of 100m A or higher per camera. It is recom mended to use a power supply that is rated
higher than the current consum ption of the camera i .e. POW 100 would be adequate for powering a single
camera but when powering t wo or more you should look at the bi gger power supplies that are available from
System Q; this prevents the PS U from runni ng at its maximum rati ng for long periods of time.

If you are using the System Q Easy Connection Kit (CCT 806/7) to power and connect your camera (12V
models onl y) pl ease proc eed as per t he i nstruc t i ons suppli ed with T he Easy Connecti on Ki t . You wil l need to
cut of f the DC Plug ONLY and use the bare wires to connect to the termi nal strip. T he 12V positiv e is the
RED wire the 0V is the BLACK wire.

Using 24V AC power

Using a suitable cable between the 24V AC power supply (POW600) and the camera you can connect the
power to the cameras terminal stri p either way around. As the power is 24V AC, (alternating current), the
polarity is not important . You must use a separate cable f or power and video. It is recommended you use a
2/4-core cabl e t o carry the AC power to the camera and use an RG59 or twisted pair cable to bring the video
signal back from the cam era to the monitor / control equipm ent.

Connecting the camera to control equipment.

The dome cam era com es with a f l y l ead f or power and v i deo out. To reduce instal lat ion ti me the v i deo out
lead is t erminated i nt o a male BNC connector. Thi s al l ows the instal l er t o effortl essly connec t the camera to
control equi pment via a femal e BNC-BNC lead.
Remember that the Video out from the cam era is like any other el ectrical ci rcuit and requires two wires to
complet e the circuit. When using a co-ax type cable such as RG59 or similar, the outer braid of the co-ax
provides the “0V GROUND” connection and the inner core provides the “Video” connection.

It is recommended that when you are first setting up the cameras that you use a short BNC-BNC cable to
link the camera directly to the monitor and to set it up at the same time. This allows you to both understand

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the camera and get the very best out of this great product, as you will be able to adjust the camera whilst
looking at the monitor screen. Obviously whilst you are setting up the camera, it does need to be powered!

Lens Adjustment

When setting the l ens to suit your particul ar appli cation, remov e the cov er and inner lens surround, loosen
off the locking screws and alter t he focal / Tel e/wide adjustments. W hen the desired picture is achiev ed
tighten the locking screws and replace the covers.
There are two secti ons to the lens that can be m odified, t he focal adjustm ent that allows you to alter the
position of the focal lens in order to f ocus the lens. The Tel e/wide adjustment allows you to achiev e the
required angle.

Hint: When you are sett ing up t he cameras on sit e it pays t o have a t est monitor w ith you so that whilst you
are up ladders, you can posit ion the lens wit hout having to go up and dow n to the monitor to check on the
camera setting. CCT020 4” LCD Test Monitor or the CCT021 6.8” LCD Test Monitor

Accessing the Dome Camera

(For Lens adjustments and Dipswitch settings, Figure 3 and Table 1)

Refer to F igure 1

Figure 1

Using the All en key provided with the Dome, undo and remove the 4 Allen screws. The dome cover can
now be lift ed clear of the housing giving access to the camera lens and PCB.

Adjusting the Lens settings.

The black pl astic cover lifts off of the camera. It i s hel d by 4 plastic lugs and just needs easing from its
mountings and l ifting upwards to ex pose the camera PCB, switches and the lens focus and zoom controls.
(Refer t o F igure 2)

Figure 2

The 4 Allen screws secure
the Dom e cover.

BNC and Power
Connections