Toa C-CC574 PL User Manual

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Thank you for purchasing TOA's combination camera. Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment.

COMBINATION CAMERA

INSTALLATION MANUAL

C-CC514 NT

C-CC514 PL

C-CC564 NT

C-CC564 PL

C-CC574 NT

C-CC574 PL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................... 3

2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ............................................................................. 5

3. FEATURES .......................................................................................................... 5

4. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS .......................................................................... 5

5. NOMENCLATURE.............................................................................................. 7

6. PRECAUTIONS WHEN INSTALLING THE UNIT .................................... 8

7. DIRECT CEILING MOUNTING

7.1. Mounting Example ............................................................................................. 8

7.2. Mounting Procedures ........................................................................................ 9

8. MOUNTING THE CAMERA TO A WEAK CEILING PANEL

8.1. Mounting Example ............................................................................................ 13

8.2. Mounting Procedures ....................................................................................... 14

9. FLUSH CEILING MOUNTING

9.1. Mounting Example ............................................................................................ 16

9.2. Mounting Procedures ....................................................................................... 17

10. CEILING SUSPENSION

10.1. Mounting Example .......................................................................................... 21

10.2. Mounting Procedures ..................................................................................... 22

11. WALL MOUNTING

11.1. Mounting Example .......................................................................................... 27

11.2. Mounting Procedures ..................................................................................... 27

12. CONNECTIONS

12.1. Precautions When Installing the Camera ....................................................... 29

12.2. Camera Control Connector Connection (RS-485) .......................................... 30

13. CAMERA SETTINGS

13.1. About AUX Output 1 ....................................................................................... 30

13.2. About AUX Output 2 (C-CC564, C-CC574 only) ............................................ 30

13.3. About Alarm Input ........................................................................................... 30

13.4. DIP Switch Settings ........................................................................................ 31

13.4.1. Camera Address Setting Switch (DIP Switch 1: No. 1 – 8) ................. 32

13.4.2. Communication Speed Setting Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 1 – 2) ......... 32

13.4.3. OSD Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 3) ....................................................... 32

13.4.4. Communication Method Selector Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 6) ........... 32

13.4.5. Termination Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 8) ............................................ 32

13.4.6. Firmware Update Switch (DIP switch 3: No. 1 – 3) .............................. 32

13.4.7. Memory Clear Switch (DIP switch 3: No. 7) ......................................... 32

14. SYSTEM EXAMPLES ..................................................................................... 37

15. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................ 38

Accessories ............................................................................................................. 42

Optional Products .................................................................................................... 42

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1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Be sure to read the instructions in this section carefully before use.

• Make sure to observe the instructions in this manual as the conventions of safety symbols and messages regarded as very important precautions are included.

• We also recommend you keep this instruction manual handy for future reference.

Safety Symbol and Message Conventions

Safety symbols and messages described below are used in this manual to prevent bodily injury and property damage which could result from mishandling. Before operating your product, read this manual first and understand the safety symbols and messages so you are thoroughly aware of the potential safety hazards.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in death or serious personal injury.

WARNING

When Installing the Unit

• Use the unit only with the voltage specified on the unit. Using a voltage higher than that which is specified may result in fire or electric shock.

• Avoid installing the unit in unstable locations, such as on a rickety or slanted surface. Failure to do so may result in the unit falling and possibly causing personal injury.

• Install the unit only in a location that can structurally support the weight of the unit and the mounting bracket. Doing otherwise may result in the unit falling down and causing personal injury and/or property damage.

• Only use the unit's dedicated mounting hardware. The use of mounting hardware not designated could result in the unit falling and possibly causing personal injury.

• Do not use other methods than specified to install the unit. Extreme force is applied to the unit and the unit could fall off, possibly resulting in personal injuries.

• Attach the safety wire to the unit. If not attached, the unit could fall off, resulting in personal injury.

• Use nuts and bolts that are appropriate for the ceiling's or wall's structure and composition. Failure to do so may cause the unit to fall, resulting in material damage and possible personal injury.

• Tighten each nut and bolt securely. Ensure that the bracket has no loose joints after installation to prevent accidents that could result in personal injury.

• Avoid installing the unit in locations exposed to sea breeze or corrosive gas. Mounts may become corroded, eventually causing the unit to fall off, which could result in personal injury.

• Do not mount the unit in locations exposed to constant vibration. The mounting screws and/or bolts may be loosened by excessive vibration, potentially causing the unit to fall, which could result in personal injury.

When the Unit is in Use

• If any of the following irregularities occurs, immediately unplug the power plug from the AC outlet and inform the shop from where the unit was purchased. Further using the unit may result in fire or electric shock.

· If you detect smoke or a strange smell coming from the unit.

· If water or any metallic object gets into the unit

· If the unit falls, or the unit case breaks

· If the power supply cord is damaged (exposure of the core, disconnection, etc.)

· If no camera images are displayed on the monitor TV when the temperature of the camera unit is 0°C or more.

• To prevent a fire or electric shock, never open nor remove the unit case as there are high voltage components inside the unit. Refer all servicing to your nearest TOA dealer.

• Do not insert, or drop metallic objects or flammable materials in the ventilation slots of the unit’s cover, as this may result in fire or electric shock.

• Do not touch the unit during thunder and lightning, as this may result in electric shock.

Do not expose the unit to rain or an environment where it may be splashed by water or other liquids, as doing so may result in fire or electric shock.

WARNING

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When Installing the Unit

• To avoid electric shocks, be sure to switch off the power before power supply wiring work. Failure to do so may result in electrical shock.

• Leave the installation of the unit to your TOA dealer because the installation requires expert experience and skills. If the unit falls, this could cause personal injures.

When the Unit is in Use

• Do not stand or sit on, nor hang down from the unit as this may cause it to fall down or drop, resulting in personal injury and/or property damage.

• Switch off the power, and unplug the power supply plug form the AC outlet for safety purposes when cleaning or leaving the unit unused for a long period of time. Doing otherwise may cause a fire, burn injury or electric shock.

• Have the unit checked periodically by the shop from where it was purchased. Failure to do so may result in corrosion or damage to the unit or its mounting brackets that could cause the unit to fall, possibly causing personal injury.

• Contact your TOA dealer as to the cleaning. If dust is allowed to accumulate in the unit over a long period of time, a fire or damage to the unit may result.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in moderate or minor personal injury, and/or property damage.

CAUTION

Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) has not tested the performance or reliability of the security aspects of this product. UL has only tested for fire, shock or casualties as outlined in UL's Standard(s) for Safety. UL Certification does not cover the performance or reliability of the security hardware and security operating software. UL MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES OR CERTIFICATIONS WHATSOEVER REGARDING THE PERFORMANCE OR RELIABILITY OF ANY SECURITY RELATED FUNCTIONS OF THIS PRODUCT.

Note

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

Modifications

Any modifications made to this device that are not approved by TOA Corporation may void the authority granted to the user by the FCC to operate this equipment.

NTSC version complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

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2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION

TOA’s dome-type color cameras combine with a high-speed camera drive that permits one 360-degree horizontal rotation per second and a 35x (C-CC574) a 23x (C-CC564) or a 22x (C-CC514) optical zoom lens. Up to 255 arbitrary positions can be preset and such preset positions can be instantaneously repeated. The systems also feature a 12x electronic zoom, timer, and tracing, while the C-CC564 and C-CC574 offer additional functions that include a motion detector, auto flip, black & white mode, privacy masking, and motion compensation (C-CC574 only).

3. FEATURES

• Digital signal processing realizes high resolution and high picture quality. The unit also features the video memory that increases the electronic sensitivity up to 32 times and enables electronic zooming.

• Permits manual operations of the zoom lens, pan/tilt head, and preset camera positions, and the setting of the camera functions. Also it can correspond to the control using a communications line of RS-485.

• Up to 255 camera positions can be preset.

4. HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

• Noise may appear on the monitor or preset camera positions may deviate with prolonged camera use. In such cases, use the camera’s refresh function to automatically refresh settings and reestablish the home position once a day or week, thus allowing any position deviation to be corrected. When correcting manually, initialize the camera from the remote controller.

• It is recommended that the unit be installed in locations where the temperature is under +40°C, as the longevity of the unit may reduce with prolonged unit use under high temperature and high humidity.

• Do not direct the camera lens to the sun or strong lighting or light reflection. Exposure to direct sunlight could cause the CCD's color filter to deteriorate, leading to image discoloration.

• Do not install the unit in locations exposed to constant vibration. The unit is not intended for vehicle use. Do not install the unit in a vehicle or ship.

• Do not give vibration or shock to the unit, as doing so may cause unit breakdown, or damage.

• Avoid installing the unit on sea or shore, or in locations exposed to dust or corrosive gas, or extraordinary combustible conditions, or in swimming pools where disinfectants are used.

• When the C-CC574 is recommended that presets be entered into the memory 10 minutes or more after the power has been switched on. The subject may go out of focus when presets have been entered into the memory on the telescope side.

• When the C-CC574 is directed toward horizontal direction on the telescope side, the subject may not be brought into focus.

• To prevent the unit falls off, be sure to hang the supplied safety wire first when installing the unit.

• The dome camera is designed solely for suspended installations. The camera or dome must be suspended vertically with its dome facing downward. Use special care not to suspend it at a tilted angle.

• The unit is not equipped with a power switch. Perform power construction work so that the camera power can be turned on and off remotely.

• The dome camera features built-in heat generating circuitry. Take care not to touch the internal parts marked "Caution High Temperature" when working inside the camera during dome cleaning or maintenance.

• Avoid directly touching the dome surface, since camera picture quality could deteriorate if the dome cover becomes smudged and dirty.

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• To clean, be sure to first unplug the power plug from the AC outlet, then wipe with a dry cloth. When the unit gets very dirty, use a cloth dampened in a neutral detergent. Never use benzene, thinner or chemically processed towel as the unit's plastic or other parts may be deformed or discolored.

• When cleaning the dome cover, wipe lightly with a soft cloth. In this event, the cover could be scratched and damaged if the dome is covered in dust or sand. When the cover is extremely dirty, it is highly recommended that the cover be removed and that its outside surface be washed lightly with water. Since alcohol-based detergents can turn the dome cover whitish, avoid using them, as camera picture quality could be severely affected.

• When dust has settled on the unit's lens, lightly clean using a commercial camera blower or cleaning paper.

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(1) Power supply terminal

(2) Video output terminal (VIDEO OUT)

(3) Connector (CN1)

(4) Connector (CN2) *

(5) Safety wire

(6) DIP switch (SW1)

(7) DIP switch (SW2)

(8) DIP switch (SW3)

(9) Base unit

(10) Camera unit

(11) COM SW *

(12) COM LED *

(13) COM PORT *

[ Top view ]

[ Camera Unit Section, Top view ]

[ Front view ]

[ Camera Unit Section, Bottom view ]

*1C-CC564 C-CC574 only *2For use of (11), (12) and (13), refer to the "Camera Controller Software Operation Manual" on the

enclosed CD-R.

5. NOMENCLATURE

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Notes

• Mount the camera to a heavy-duty ceiling surface (such as concrete ceiling).

• When mounting directly to the ceiling (such as a double ceiling) not strong enough to support the weight of the mounted camera, use the optional C-BC511A Ceiling Mounting Bracket.

• When installing the camera in the ceiling to hide it as much as possible, use the optional C-BC511U or C-BC511U-S Flush Ceiling Mounting Bracket.

• When hanging the camera from the ceiling, use the optional C-BC511P Ceiling Suspension Bracket.

• When mounting the camera to a wall, use the optional C-BC511W Wall Mounting Bracket.

[ Cable routing to the attic ]

[ Cable routing over the ceiling surface ]

Use the C-BC511C or C-BC511C-S Ceiling Mounting Cover.

7.1. Mounting Example

6. PRECAUTIONS WHEN INSTALLING THE UNIT

The combination camera weight 1.7kg. Select the heavy-duty mounting surface that can structurally support the weight of the camera. Doing otherwise may result in the unit falling and possibly causing personal injury.

WARNING

7. DIRECT CEILING MOUNTING

Cut out this portion along the perforated slot using nippers.

Perforated slot

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7.2. Mounting Procedures

1. Mount the base unit to the ceiling.

First fix two of the base unit mounting holes as shown below. Since no mounting screws are supplied with the camera, prepare them separately. Use screws with a nominal diameter of 4 mm and a length of over 25 mm.

2. Release the lock on the hinged portion of the base unit and connect the power, video, and signal cables to

the base unit. (For details, please refer to p. 29; "Connections.")

3. Push up and lock the hinged portion of the base unit and secure the remaining two mounting holes.

Camera direction

Secure these two holes first. (Base unit mounting holes)

Camera direction

Ceiling surface

Mounting screws

Ceiling surface

Open

Hinged portion

Open

Mounting screws

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6. Align the positioning mark on the base unit with that on the camera unit.

4. Perform DIP SW settings on the camera unit.

(For details, please refer to p. 31; "DIP Switch Settings.")

5. Attach the safety wire from the camera unit to the wire mounting hole of the base unit.

Wire mounting bracket

Align the marks

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Note

When mounting the camera unit to the base unit, mount it straight till it is attached to the base unit correctly. Mounting it at an angle may cause damage to the camera unit.

8. Turn the camera unit clockwise pushing it up to the base unit until it locks into place.

Note

Take care not to pinch the safety wire between the camera unit and base unit to avoid damage to the camera.

7. Align the positioning marks, then push the camera unit up into the base unit.

Push up

Screw section inside the base unit is to be inserted into the oval hole in the camera unit.

Mount straight

led installation

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9. Tighten 2 camera unit mounting screws.

10. Align the positioning mark on the ceiling mounting cover with that on the base unit.

11. Turn the ceiling mounting cover clockwise pushing it up to the base unit until it locks into place.

Tighten

Align the marks

Ceiling mounting cover C-BC511C C-BC511C-S

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8. MOUNTING THE CAMERA TO A WEAK CEILING PANEL

Use the optional C-BC511C or C-BC511C-S Ceiling Mounting Cover and the optional C-BC511A Ceiling Mounting Bracket.

Notes

• Use the cover and the anchor whenever the space between suspended ceiling panel and upper ceiling exceeds a height of 100 mm.

• The ceiling panel to which the camera will be mounted must be no more than 40 mm in thickness.

• Be sure to use the supplied safety wire.

• Be sure to use the specified screws to mount the combination camera and direct mounting anchor, and ensure that they are securely mounted without any play.

8.1. Mounting Example

Upper ceiling

100 mm or more

40 mm or less

Ceiling panel

Safety wire (supplied with the C-BC511A)

Anchor bolt for safety wire

Combination camera

C-BC511C, CC-BC511C-S Ceiling Mounting Cover (optional)

Anchor bolt for ceiling mounting bracket

Upper ceiling

C-BC511A Ceiling Mounting Bracket (optional)

Ceiling panel

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8.2. Mounting Procedures

1. Make a mounting hole of ø140 mm in the ceiling panel.

2. Install the anchor bolt for ceiling mounting bracket and anchor bolt for safety wire into the upper ceiling.

Notes

• The anchor bolt for ceiling mounting bracket must be aligned with the center of the mounting hole of ø140 mm in the ceiling panel, and must not project from the ceiling surface.

• If an existing anchor bolt is available nearby, it can be substituted for the anchor bolt for safety wire.

3. Attach the supplied safety wire to the anchor bolt for safety wire.

4. Attach the ceiling mounting bracket to the end of the safety wire.

5. Attach the ceiling mounting bracket to the anchor bolt for ceiling mounting bracket.

Upper ceiling

Anchor bolt for safety wire

ø140 mm

Upper ceiling

Anchor bolt for ceiling mounting bracket

Ceiling surface

Ceiling panel

Safety wire

Anchor bolt for ceiling mounting bracket

C-BC511A Ceiling Mounting Bracket (optional)

Camera direction

Safety wire (supplied with the C-BC511A)

C-BC511A Ceiling Mounting Bracket (optional)

Ensure close contact here.

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8. For subsequent procedures, follow the steps 1 – 11 on p. 9 – 12.

6. Attach the supplied safety wire to the base unit.

7. Attach the safety wire connected to the base unit to the ceiling mounting bracket.

Use screws M3 x 8 tightened to the base unit.

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9. FLUSH CEILING MOUNTING

• Use the optional C-BC511U or C-BC511U-S Flush Ceiling Mounting Bracket.

• Flush mounting can be used to reduce the camera's exposed area. Use the optional C-BC511U or CBC511U-S Flush Ceiling Mounting Bracket when mounting cameras to gypsum board ceilings or other weak ceiling panel materials in which mounting screws cannot be securely inserted.

Notes

• Use the bracket whenever the space between suspended ceiling panel and upper ceiling exceeds a height of 250 mm.

• The ceiling panel to which the camera will be mounted must be no more than 40 mm in thickness.

• Be sure to use the supplied safety wire.

• Be sure to use the specified screws to mount the combination camera and flush ceiling mounting bracket, and ensure that they are securely mounted without any play.

9.1. Mounting Example

Upper ceiling

250 mm or more

40 mm or less

Ceiling panel

Safety wire (supplied with the C-BC511U and C-BC511U-S)

Anchor bolt for safety wire

Ceiling panel

Anchor bolt for flush ceiling mounting bracket

Upper ceiling

C-BC511U or C-BC511U-S Flush Ceiling Mounting Bracket (optional)

Combination camera

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9.2. Mounting Procedures

1. Make a mounting hole of ø230 mm in the ceiling panel.

2. Install the anchor bolt for flush ceiling mounting bracket and anchor bolt for safety wire into the upper

ceiling.

• The anchor bolt for flush ceiling mounting bracket must be aligned with the center of mounting hole of ø230 mm in the ceiling panel.

• Use the pattern paper supplied with the C-BC511U or C-BC511U-S bracket to determine the anchor bolt length and mounting surface height.

• If an existing anchor bolt is available nearby, it can be substituted for the anchor bolt for safety wire.

3. Attach the base unit to the flush ceiling mounting bracket. First fix two of the base unit mounting holes as shown below. (Use the machine screws supplied with the combination camera.)

Anchor bolt for safety wire

Upper ceiling

Ceiling panel

ø230 mm

Camera direction

Anchor bolt for flush ceiling mounting bracket

Mounting surface

Paper pattern (supplied with the C-BC511U or C-BC511U-S)

Machine screws M4 x 8 (supplied with the combination camera)

Secure these two holes first. (Base unit mounting holes)

Camera direction

Camera front

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6. Release the lock on the hinged portion of the base unit and run the video, transmission and power cables extending from the ceiling through the flush ceiling mounting bracket's cable entry opening.

4. Attach the supplied safety wire to the anchor bolt for safety wire.

5. Attach the flush ceiling mounting bracket to the end of safety wire.

Upper ceiling

Anchor bolt flush ceiling mounting bracket

ction

Notch

Open

Hinged portion

Came

dir

Cable entry opening

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9. Perform steps 3 – 5 on p. 9 – 10.

7. Place the flush ceiling mounting bracket in the ceiling behind the ceiling panel by inserting it through the mounting hole in the ceiling panel, then secure the bracket using the three supplied ceiling mounting screws. Turning the mounting screws clockwise clamps the ceiling holding plate to the ceiling panel. Ensure that the notch in the bracket is pointing in the camera's intended direction.

8. Fix the flush ceiling mounting bracket to the anchor bolt for flush ceiling mounting and connect the video, communications, and power cables to the base unit. (For details, please refer to p. 29; "Connections.")

Flush ceiling mounting bracket Ceiling holding plate

Ceiling panel

Turn clockwise.

Tighten

Ceiling panel mounting screws

Notch

ra direction

Came

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10. Attach the camera unit to the base unit.

Align the positioning mark on the camera unit with that on the flush ceiling mounting bracket.

11. Perform steps 7 – 9 on p. 11 – 12.

12. Align the positioning mark on the supplied dome cover with the notch in flush ceiling mounting bracket.

13. Turn the dome cover counterclockwise pushing it up to the flush ceiling mounting bracket until it locks into

place.

Align the notch with mark.

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10. CEILING SUSPENSION

Use the optional C-BC511P Ceiling Suspension Bracket in combination with the optional C-BC511C or CBC511C-S Ceiling Mounting Cover when suspending the camera from a ceiling.

Notes

• Be sure to mount the ceiling suspension bracket using the supplied safety wire.

• Be sure to use the specified screws to mount the combination camera and ceiling suspension bracket, and

ensure that they are securely mounted without any play.

10.1. Mounting Example

• When suspending the camera from a double-

constructed ceiling

• When suspending the camera from the strong ceiling materials

Saddle bracket

Footing

Top cover

Anchor bolt for safety wire

Suspension plate (separately required part)

C-BC511P Ceiling Suspension Bracket (optional)

Combination camera

C-BC511C or C-BC511C-S Ceiling Mounting Cover (optional)

Upper ceiling

Safety wire (supplied with the C-BC511P)

Ceiling plate

Footing/Saddle

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4. Detach footings and saddle bracket on the camera mounting side from the suspension pipe.

• Removed saddle brackets and screws are attached to the suspension pipe in step 10.

• Removed footings and screws are attached to the base unit in step 12.

10.2. Mounting Procedures

1. Determine the suspending position, then make a mounting hole of ø50 – 60 mm in the ceiling plate.

2. Install the anchor bolt for safety wire into the upper ceiling.

• If an existing anchor bolt is available nearby, it can be substituted for the anchor bolt for safety wire.

3. Separately prepare a suspension plate, and cut out the necessary hole in a way best suited to the plate material.

• For strong ceiling materials

• For double-constructed ceilings

Anchor bolt for safety wire

Ceiling panel

ø50 mm – 60 mm

Suspension plate

Camera direction

Paper pattern

Ceiling plate

Saddle bracket and footing on the camera mounting side

C-shaped channel

Suspension plate

Ceiling panel

Suspension pipe

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5. Attach the suspension pipe (saddle bracket and footing) to the suspension plate.

Note: Ensure that the installed suspension pipe faces in the intended camera orientation.

6. Install the suspension plate behind the ceiling panel.

• When installing in double-constructed ceilings:

Place the suspension plate across two C-channel bars with its hole aligned with the corresponding hole in the ceiling panel.

• When installing in strong ceiling materials:

Install the suspension plate with its hole aligned with the corresponding hole in the ceiling panel.

7. Attach the supplied safety wire to the anchor bolt for safety wire.

8. Attach the end of the safety wire to the saddle bracket of the suspension pipe.

9. Run the video, power cable and communications cables extending from the ceiling through the pipe.

[Mounting hole dimensional diagram]

Footing

Camera

orientation

Saddle bracket

Suspension pipe

Unit: mm

Video/ Power/ Communications cables

Suspension plate (to be prepared separately)

Saddle bracket

Ceiling panel

Anchor bolt for safety wire

Safety wire

(supplied with the C-BC511P)

C-channel bar (to be prepared separately)

Suspension pipe

Upper ceiling

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11. Attach the supplied safety wire to the base unit.

12. Attach removed footings to the base unit.

• First fix two of the base unit mounting holes as shown below.

• Use the screws supplied with the combination camera.

10. Attach two saddle brackets to the suspension pipe.

• Align the screw installed in the saddle bracket with the hole in the pipe.

• Attach the saddle bracket so that the orientation of its oval holes is as shown in the figure.

Note: Ensure that the saddle brackets are securely fixed without any play.

Saddle bracket

Screw

Oval hole

Suspension pipe mounted to the ceiling.

Use screws M3 x 8 tightened to the base unit.

Camera direction

Secure these two holes first. (Base unit mounting holes)

Footing

Camera

direction

M4 x 8 machine screw (supplied with the combination camera)

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13. Attach the safety wire attached to the base unit to the saddle bracket of the suspension pipe.

14. Attach the base unit (with footing) to the suspension pipe.

• Run the camera mounting screw head (2 screws) through the oval hole in the saddle bracket, and slide it in

the direction indicated by the arrow, then tighten the camera mounting screws.

• Tighten the safety screw and run its screw tip through the round hole in the saddle bracket.

Note: Ensure that camera mounting screws and safety screw are securely tightened.

Oval hole in the saddle bracket

M4 x 20 Camera mounting screw

M5 x 20 Safety screw

Base unit

Camera

direction

Screw head sliding direction

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15. Release the lock on the hinged portion of the base unit and connect the power, video, and signal cables to

the base unit.

(For details, please refer to p. 29; "Connections.")

16. Lock the hinged portion of the base unit and secure the remaining two mounting holes.

17. Perform steps 4 – 11 on p. 10 – 12.

18. Mount the top cover by inserting the tabs of one half of the cover into the slots of the other half.

Open

Hinged portion

Open

Hinged portion

M4 x 8 screws supplied with the combination camera

Top cover

Ta b

Top cover

Camera direction

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11. WALL MOUNTING

Use the optional C-BC511W Wall Mounting Bracket and optional C-BC511C or C-BC511C-S, Ceiling Mounting Cover.

Note

Be sure to use the specified screws to mount the combination camera and wall mounting bracket, and ensure that they are securely mounted without any play.

11.1. Mounting Example

11.2. Mounting Procedures

1. Determine the mounting position, then make a mounting hole of ø50 – 60 mm on a wall.

2. Detach footings on the camera mounting side from the suspension pipe.

Removed footings and screws are attached to the base unit later. (refer to p. 24)

Top cover

C-BC5111W Wall Mounting Bracket (optional)

Top cover

Combination camera

C-BC511C or C-BC511C-S Ceiling Mounting Cover (optional)

Wall surface

Saddle bracket and footing

Suspension pipe

Footings and saddle bracket on the camera mounting side

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4. Perform steps 11 – 16 on p. 24 – 26.

5. Attach the top cover. Insert one top cover's clicks into the other top cover's slots. Mount the top cover by inserting the tabs of one half of the cover into the slots of the other half.

3. Mount the suspension pipe (with saddle bracket and footings) on a wall.

Notes

• Since no mounting screws are supplied with the camera, prepare them separately.

• Use screws with a nominal diameter of 4 mm.

Cable entry hole on the wall surface

Mounting screw

Wall surface

[Mounting hole dimensional diagram]

Mounting screw

Ta b

Top cover

Ta b

Unit: mm

Top cover

Camera direction

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12.1. Precautions When Installing the Camera

• Avoid install the camera cable in close proximity to other cables of electric products, such as fluorescent lamps. Failure to do this could downgrade the picture quality.

• Installing the camera near the strong electric or magnetic field produced by television transmitting antennas, motors or transformers could distort or shake the monitor screen. In such cases, install the cables in the sheet steel cable piping.

• Before applying the power to the camera, be sure to complete all connections between the camera and related equipment.

Connector 1 (CN1) Connector 2 (CN2)

GND NC (Normally Close)

Alarm 3 COM

Alarm 2 NO (Normally Open)

Alarm 1 Alarm 8

AUX (Open Collector) Alarm 7

GND Alarm 6

B (RS-485) (–) Alarm 5

A (RS-485) (+) Alarm 4

Terminal No.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

12. CONNECTIONS

Power input Connect to the power supply.

Connector 1 (CN1) No. 1 – 5: Alarm Input/Output terminal Connect to the sensor of no-voltage make contact or the external equipment to be controlled using the auxiliary contact output. No. 6 – 8 Camera control terminal When controlling the camera using the RS-485 communication line, connect to the cable from remote controller or other camera.

Connector 2 (CN2) (C-CC564 C-CC574 only) No. 1 – 8: Alarm input/Output terminal Connect to the sensor of no-voltage make contact or the external equipment to be controlled using the auxiliary contact output.

Video output When controlling the camera using the RS-485 communication line, connect to the video input terminal of multi-switcher or monitor.

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Rated, Maximum permissible voltage: 20 V DC Permissible current limit: 1 A Contact useful life: 100,000 times

13.3. About Alarm Input

No-voltage make contact input Rated: open voltage: 18 V DC, short-circuit current: under 2 mA

13. CAMERA SETTINGS

13.1. About AUX Output 1

Open collector output Rated: withstand voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 100 mA

13.2. About AUX Output 2 (C-CC564, C-CC574 only)

12.2. Camera Control Connector Connection (RS-485)

• Connect terminals (+) and (–) of the C-RM500 Remote Controller or the C-IF500 Interface Unit to the camera's terminals (+) (terminal No. 8) and (–) (terminal No. 7), respectively.

• Connect the camera's terminals (+) and (–) to the next camera's terminals (+) and (–) in order.

Notes

• The maximum number of units connectable to a pair of RS-485 lines (from termination to termination) is 32 units including the Remote Controller. The maximum cable length connecting each terminal is 1.2 km in total.

• The camera may not operate correctly if 32 or more units are connected or the total cable distance exceeds

1.2 km. In such cases, split or extend wiring using the C-IF500 Interface Unit.

• Indoor-use and outdoor-use combination cameras can be wired in free combinations.

Shield twisted pair cable

Connect to the next camera's terminal

Connect to remote controller's camera control terminal

GND

Camera control cable

GND

Camera control cable

Normal Alarm

NO – COM

NC – COM

Open

Short

Open

[ Normal ]

[ Alarm ]

COM

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13.4. DIP Switch Settings

Notes

• Set the unused DIP switches to the "OFF" position.

• If the DIP switches are not set correctly, the camera does not operate correctly.

DIP SW1 DIP SW2 DIP SW3

No.1

Camera address setting switch 1

No.2

Camera address setting switch 2

DIP SW1

DIP SW3

Communication speed setting switch 1

Communication speed setting switch 2

DIP SW2

Firmware update switch 1

Firmware update switch 2

No.3

Camera address setting switch 3

No.4

Camera address setting switch 4

No.5

Camera address setting switch 5

No.6

Camera address setting switch 6

Camera address setting switch 7

No.7

No.8

Camera address setting switch 8

OSD switch

Unused

Communication method selector switch

Unused

Termination switch

Firmware update switch 3

Unused

Memory clear switch

Unused

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13.4.1. Camera Address Setting Switch (DIP Switch 1: No. 1 – 8)

Used to set camera address when using the camera in connection with the C-RM500 Remote Controller. Set the DIP switch so that the address is equal to the connected switcher's channel number. The relationship between switch settings and camera addresses are shown in the attached table (p. 33). (Factory setting: Only No.1 is "ON".)

Note

If the address switch number does not match with the connected switcher's channel number or if set to the same number as that of other camera connected to the same system, the system does not operate correctly.

13.4.5. Termination Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 8)

Set the switch of the camera last connected to the RS-485 communications line to ON. (Factory setting: OFF)

13.4.2. Communication Speed Setting Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 1 – 2)

Check to be sure that the communication speed set here is the same as that of the Remote Controller. When changing the speed, change settings of all cameras and Remote Controller within the system. (Factory setting: 38,400 bps.)

13.4.3. OSD Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 3)

When this switch is set to the OFF position, the initial screen does not disappear until communications with other equipment are established following initial operation after the power has been switched ON. (Factory setting: OFF)

13.4.4. Communication Method Selector Switch (DIP switch 2: No. 6)

Chooses the RS-485 communication method from Type A (used with the C-RM500 Remote Controller) and Type B. Set the switch to the OFF position to choose Type A, and to the ON position to choose Type B. (Factory setting: ON)

13.4.6. Firmware Update Switch (DIP switch 3: No. 1 – 3)

No.1: Used to update Master CPU firmware. No.2: used to update Slave CPU firmware. No.3: Temporarily pauses the initial operation. For details, please refer to the "Camera Controller Software Operation Manual" on the enclosed CD-R.

13.4.7. Memory Clear Switch (DIP switch 3: No. 7)

Switching on the power with this switch set to the ON position returns all camera settings to the initial setting. The indication "Memory Clear" is displayed on the screen while clearing memory. After the indication has disappeared, turn off the power and set the switch to the OFF position.

Note: Clock information and backup data are not erased.

No.1

No.2

bps OFF OFF 38,400 O N OFF 19,200 OFF O N 9,600 O N O N 4,800

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[ Camera address setting switch 1 – 64 ]

No. No. No. No.

DIP switch 1 DIP switch 1 DIP switch 1 DIP switch 1

1173349

12345678

2183450

12345678

3193551

12345678

4203652

12345678

5213753

12345678

6223854

12345678

7233955

12345678

8244056

12345678

9254157

12345678

10 26 42 58

12345678

11 27 43 59

12345678

12 28 44 60

12345678

13 29 45 61

12345678

14 30 46 62

12345678

15 31 47 63

12345678

16 32 48 64

12345678

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[ Camera address setting switch 65 – 128 ]

No.

DIP switch 1

No.

DIP switch 1

No.

DIP switch 1

65 81 97 113

12345678

No.

DIP switch 1

12345678

66 82 98 114

12345678

67 83 99 115

12345678

68 84 100 116

12345678

69 85 101 117

12345678

70 86 102 118

12345678

71 87 103 119

12345678

72 88 104 120

12345678

73 89 105 121

12345678

74 90 106 122

12345678

75 91 107 123

12345678

76 92 108 124

12345678

77 93 109 125

12345678

78 94 110 126

12345678

79 95 111 127

12345678

80 96 112 128

12345678

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[ Camera address setting switch 129 – 192 ]

No.

DIP switch 1

No.

DIP switch 1

No.

DIP switch 1

129 145 161 177

12345678

No.

DIP switch 1

12345678

130 146 162 178

12345678

131 147 163 179

12345678

132 148 164 180

12345678

133 149 165 181

12345678

134 150 166 182

12345678

135 151 167 183

12345678

136 152 168 184

12345678

137 153 169 185

12345678

138 154 170 186

12345678

139 155 171 187

12345678

140 156 172 188

12345678

141 157 173 189

12345678

142 158 174 190

12345678

143 159 175 191

12345678

144 160 176 192

12345678

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[ Camera address setting switch 193 – 255 ]

No.

DIP switch 1

No.

DIP switch 1

No.

DIP switch 1

193 209 225 241

12345678

No.

DIP switch 1

12345678

194 210 226 242

12345678

195 211 227 243

12345678

196 212 228 244

12345678

197 213 229 245

12345678

198 214 230 246

12345678

199 215 231 247

12345678

200 216 232 248

12345678

201 217 233 249

12345678

202 218 234 250

12345678

203 219 235 251

12345678

204 220 236 252

12345678

205 221 237 253

12345678

206 222 238 254

12345678

207 223 239 255

12345678

208 224 240

12345678

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14. SYSTEM EXAMPLES

Combination camera

Outdoor combination camera

Multi-switcher

Dedicated remote controller

Monitor

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C-CC514 NT C-CC514 PL 24 V AC, 50/ 60 Hz 9 W (normal operation), 19 W max. (1.3 A max.) RS-485 communications system (applicable protocol: Type A, Type B) VBS 1.0 V(p-p), 75 Ω, BNC-R jack RS-485 camera control connector 3 channels, no-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 18 V DC, short-circuit current: under 2 mA (settable alarm action) 1 channel, open collector output, withstand voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 100 mA Internal synchronization/ power synchronization (phase adjustable when in power synchronization mode) 8 characters (alphanumeric and symbols) Camera, Position, Trace, Auto-pan, Tour, Home, Sector, AUX 255 + Home Auto-pan, Preset sequence, Auto-trace (2 preset patterns (60 s)), Tour (16 preset patterns) Refresh: Start at the preset time every day or every week by timer settings Program: Settable 16 actions Menu: English, German, French, Italian ID: English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese

1/4 type CCD Horizontal: 480 lines (at center) 50 dB High-sensitivity function High-sensitivity function

OFF: 1 lx (50 IRE), 0.3 lx (20 IRE) OFF: 1 lx (350 mV), 0.3 lx (140 mV)

ON: 0.03 lx (50 IRE), 0.01 lx (20 IRE) ON: 0.03 lx (350 mV), 0.01 lx (140 mV) pattern 1/ pattern 2/ pattern 3/ OFF Slow shutter mode (32 times max.) ATW/ AWB Automatic Automatic correction 12x zooming One push/ stop AF/ continuous

22x f = 4.0 – 88 mm (22x) Horizontal: 47.3° (W) – 2.2° (T), Vertical: 36.5° (W) – 1.7° (T) F 1.6 (W) – 3.8 (T) WIDE end to TELE end Approx. 1.3 s (preset operation), Approx. 2.4 s (manual operation)

Panning: endless 360° rotation, Tilting: +5° to –90° Panning/ Tilting: 360°/s max. (preset operation), 360°/s max. (manual operation) Manual limit –10°C to +50°C (14°F to 122°F)

(continuously active for operation at temperature below 0°C (32°F)) Under 90% RH

(no condensation) Indoor used Base: PC/ ABS resin, cool gray Camera: PC/ ABS resin, black ø168 x 234 (H) mm (ø6.6 x 9.2 (H) inch)

1.7 kg (3.7 lb)

Model Power Source Power Consumption Control Video Output Camera Control Terminal Alarm Input

Auxiliary Contact Output

Synchronization

No. of Preset Positions Automatic Operation

Timer

Language

Camera

Image Device Resolution S/N Ratio Minimum Illumination

Backlight Compensation High-Sensitivity Function White Balance Iris Flicker Reduction Electronic Zooming Auto-Focus

Lens

Zooming Effective Focal Length Effective Angle of View Maximum Aperture Zooming Speed

Pan/Tilt Head

Rotating Range

Rotating Speed Other Functions Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity Application Finish

Dimensions Weight

15. SPECIFICATIONS

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

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C-CC564 NT C-CC564 PL 24 V AC, 50/ 60 Hz 9 W (normal operation), 19 W max. (1.3 A max.) RS-485 communications system (applicable protocol: Type A, Type B) VBS 1.0 V(p-p), 75 Ω, BNC-R jack RS-485 camera control connector 8 channels, no-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 18 V DC, short-circuit current: under 2 mA (settable alarm action) 2 channel, open collector output, withstand voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 100 mA, relay contact output, permissible voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 1 A Internal synchronization/ power synchronization (phase adjustable when in power synchronization mode) 8 characters (alphanumeric and symbols) Camera, Position, Trace, Auto-pan, Tour, Home, Sector, AUX 255 + Home Auto-pan, Preset sequence, Auto-trace (2 preset patterns (60 s)), Tour (16 preset patterns) Refresh: Start at the preset time every day or every week by timer settings Program: Settable 16 actions Menu: English, German, French, Italian ID: English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese

1/4 type CCD Horizontal: 480 lines (at center) 50 dB High-sensitivity function High-sensitivity function

OFF: 3 lx (50 IRE), 1 lx (20 IRE) OFF: 3 lx (350 mV), 1 lx (140 mV)

ON: 0.03 lx (50 IRE), 0.01 lx (20 IRE) ON: 0.03 lx (350 mV), 0.01 lx (140 mV) WIDE DYNAMIC/ pattern 1/ pattern 2/ pattern 3/ OFF 46 dB (backlight compensation: WIDE DYNAMIC operation) B/ W mode and slow shutter mode (32 times max.) ATW/ AWB Automatic Automatic correction 12x zooming One push/ stop AF/ continuous

23x f = 3.6 – 82.8 mm (23x) Horizontal: 54° (W) – 2.5° (T), Vertical: 41.6° (W) – 1.9° (T) F 1.6 (W) – 3.7 (T) WIDE end to TELE end Approx. 1.5 s (preset operation), Approx. 2.9 s (manual operation)

Panning: Endless 360° rotation, Tilting: +5° to –185° Panning/ Tilting: 360°/s max. (preset operation), 360°/s max. (manual operation) Auto-pan, Freeze Preset, Manual limit, Privacy masking (up to 8), Motion Detect (each 8 presets at each 4 position) –10°C to +50°C (14°F to 122°F)

(continuously active for operation at temperature below 0°C (32°F)) Under 90% RH (no condensation)

Indoor used Base: PC/ ABS resin, cool gray Camera: PC/ ABS resin, black ø168 x 234 (H) mm (ø6.6 x 9.2 (H) inch)

1.7 kg (3.7 lb)

Model Power Source Power Consumption Control Video Output Camera Control Terminal Alarm Input

Auxiliary Contact Output

Synchronization

No. of Preset Positions Automatic Operation

Timer

Language

Camera

Image Device Resolution S/N Ratio Minimum Illumination

Backlight Compensation Dynamic Range High-Sensitivity Function White Balance Iris Flicker Reduction Electronic Zooming Auto-Focus

Lens

Zooming Effective Focal Length Effective Angle of View Maximum Aperture Zooming Speed

Pan/Tilt Head

Rotating Range Rotating Speed

Other Functions

Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity Application Finish

Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

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C-CC574 NT 24 V AC, 50/ 60 Hz 9 W (normal operation), 19 W max. (1.3 A max) RS-485 communications system (applicable protocol: Type A, Type B) VBS 1.0 V(p-p), 75 Ω, BNC-R jack RS-485 camera control connector 8 channels, no-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 18 V DC, short-circuit current: under 2 mA (settable alarm action) 2 channel, open collector output, withstand voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 100 mA, relay contact output, permissible voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 1 A Internal synchronization/ power synchronization (phase adjustable when in power synchronization mode) 8 characters (alphanumeric and symbols) Camera, Position, Trace, Auto-pan, Tour, Home, Sector, AUX 255 + Home Auto-pan, Preset sequence, Auto-trace (2 preset patterns (60 s)), Tour (16 preset patterns) Refresh: Starts at the preset time every day or every week by timer settings Program: Settable 16 actions Menu: English, German, French, Italian ID: English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese

1/4 type CCD Horizontal: 540 lines typ. (at center),520 lines min. 50 dB

OFF: 1 lx (50 IRE), 0.3 lx (20 IRE), ON: 0.005 lx (50 IRE), 0.0015 lx (20 IRE) (Sensitivity ON)

OFF: 0.5 lx (50 IRE), 0.15 lx (20 IRE), ON: 0.0025 lx (50 IRE), 0.00075 lx (20 IRE) WIDE DYNAMIC/WIDE DYNAMIC 2/ pattern 1/ pattern 2/ pattern 3/ OFF 52 dB (backlight compensation: WIDE DYNAMIC operation) B/W mode and slow shutter mode (32 times max.) ATW/ AWB Automatic Automatic correction 12 x zooming One push/ stop AF/ continuous

35 x f = 3.4 – 119mm (35x) Horizontal: 55.8° (W) – 1.7° (T), Vertical: 43.3° (W) – 1.3° (T) F 1.4 (W) – 4.2 (T) WIDE end to TELE end Approx. 2 s (preset operation), Approx. 3.2 s (manual operation)

Panning: Endless 360° rotation, Tilting: +5° to –185° Panning/ Tilting: 360°/s max. (preset operation), 360°/s max. (manual operation) Auto-pan, Freeze preset, Manual limit, Privacy masking (up to 8), Motion detect (each 8 presets at each 4 positions),EIS –10°C to +50°C (14°F to 122°F)

(continuously active for operation at temperature below 0°C (32°F)) Under 90% (no condensation)

Indoor used Base: PC/ ABS resin, cool gray Camera: PC/ ABS resin, black ø168 x 234 (H) mm (ø6.6 x 9.2 (H) inch)

1.7 kg (3.7 lb)

Model Power Source Power Consumption Control Video Output Camera Control Terminal Alarm Input

Auxiliary Contact Output

Synchronization

No. of Preset Positions Automatic operation

Timer

Language

Camera

Image Device Resolution S/N Ratio Minimum Illumination (High-sensitivity function) Backlight Compensation Dynamic Range High-Sensitivity Function White Balance Iris Flicker Reduction Electronic Zooming Auto-Focus

Lens

Zooming Effective Focal Length Effective Angle of View

Maximum Aperture

Zooming Speed

Pan/Tilt Head

Rotating Range Rotating Speed

Other Functions

Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity Application Finish

Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

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C-CC574 PL 24 V AC, 50/ 60 Hz 9 W (normal operation), 19 W max. (1.3 A max) RS-485 communications system (applicable protocol: Type A, Type B) VBS 1.0 V(p-p), 75 Ω, BNC-R jack RS-485 camera control connector 8 channels, no-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 18 V DC, short-circuit current: under 2 mA (settable alarm action) 2 channel, open collector output, withstand voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 100 mA, relay contact output, permissible voltage: 20 V DC, permissible current: under 1 A Internal synchronization/ power synchronization (phase adjustable when in power synchronization mode) 8 characters (alphanumeric and symbols) Camera, Position, Trace, Auto-pan, Tour, Home, Sector, AUX 255 + Home Auto-pan, Preset sequence, Auto-trace (2 preset patterns (60 s)), Tour (16 preset patterns) Refresh: Starts at the preset time every day or every week by timer settings Program: Settable 16 actions Menu: English, German, French, Italian ID: English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese

1/4 type CCD Horizontal: 540 lines typ. (at center),520 lines min. 50 dB

OFF: 1 lx (350 mV), 0.3 lx (140 mV), ON: 0.005 lx (350 mV), 0.0015 lx (140 mV) (Sensitivity ON)

OFF: 0.5 lx (350 mV), 0.15 lx (140 mV), ON: 0.0025 lx (350 mV), 0.00075 lx (140 mV) WIDE DYNAMIC/WIDE DYNAMIC 2/ pattern 1/ pattern 2/ pattern 3/ OFF 52 dB (backlight compensation: WIDE DYNAMIC operation) B/W mode and slow shutter mode (32 times max.) ATW/ AWB Automatic Automatic correction 12 x zooming One push/ stop AF/ continuous

(continuously active for operation at temperature below 0°C (32°F)) Under 90% (no condensation)

Indoor used Base: PC/ ABS resin, cool gray Camera: PC/ ABS resin, black ø168 x 234 (H) mm (ø6.6 x 9.2 (H) inch)

1.7 kg (3.7 lb)

Model Power Source Power Consumption Control Video Output Camera Control Terminal Alarm Input

Auxiliary Contact Output

Synchronization

No. of Preset Positions Automatic operation

Timer

Language

Camera

Lens

Zooming Effective Focal Length Effective Angle of View

Maximum Aperture

Zooming Speed

Pan/Tilt Head

Rotating Range Rotating Speed

Other Functions

Operating Temperature

Operating Humidity Application Finish

Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

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• Accessories

Safety wire .......................................................................................... 1

Camera mounting screw (machine screw M4 x 8) .............................. 4

CD-R (CAMERA CONTROLLER Software, installation manual) ...... 1

• Optional Products

Ceiling Mounting Cover: C-BC511C/ C-BC511C-S Flush Ceiling Mounting Bracket: C-BC511U/ C-BC511U-S Ceiling Suspension Bracket: C-BC511P Wall Mounting Bracket: C-BC511W Ceiling Mounting Bracket: C-BC511A

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