Videotec NXPTZT User Manual

NXPTZ, NXPTZT
Stainless steel positioning unit
EN
English - Instructions manual
Contents
1 About this manual ......................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Typographical conventions ..................................................................................................................................7
2 Notes on copyright and information on trademarks ..................................................7
3 Safety rules..................................................................................................................... 7
4 Identication ................................................................................................................10
4.1 Product description and type designation...................................................................................................10
4.1.1 NXPTZ ........................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.1.2 NXPTZT ......................................................................................................................................................................................10
4.2 Product markings ..................................................................................................................................................11
4.2.1 Checking the markings ....................................................................................................................................................... 11
5 Versions ........................................................................................................................ 11
5.3 IP video encoder ....................................................................................................................................................11
6 Preparing the product for use .................................................................................... 12
6.1 Safety precautions before use ...........................................................................................................................12
6.2 Unpacking and contents .....................................................................................................................................12
6.2.1 Unpacking ................................................................................................................................................................................12
6.2.2 Contents ....................................................................................................................................................................................12
6.3 Safely disposing of packaging material .........................................................................................................12
6.4 Preparatory work before installation ..............................................................................................................13
6.4.1 Fixing to parapet or ceiling mount .................................................................................................................................13
6.4.2 Fixing with bracket ................................................................................................................................................................14
6.4.3 Fixing the unit to the pole mount adapter or corner mount adapter ................................................................14
6.4.3.1 Fixing with pole mount ............................................................................................................................................................................14
6.4.3.2 Fixing with corner adapter ......................................................................................................................................................................15
6.4.4 Fixing the sunshield ..............................................................................................................................................................15
7 Assembling and installing .......................................................................................... 16
7.1 Installation ................................................................................................................................................................ 16
7.1.1 Range of use ............................................................................................................................................................................16
7.1.2 Methods of installation........................................................................................................................................................16
7.1.3 Connection of the power supply line .............................................................................................................................17
7.1.4 Connections of one or more video cables ....................................................................................................................17
7.1.5 Connection of the Ethernet cable ...................................................................................................................................18
7.1.6 Telemetry line connections ................................................................................................................................................ 18
7.1.7 Alarm and relay connections.............................................................................................................................................19
7.1.7.1 Connecting an alarm with clean contact (dry contact) ................................................................................................................ 19
7.1.7.2 Relay connection ........................................................................................................................................................................................19
7.2 Hardware conguration ......................................................................................................................................20
7.2.1 Opening the conguration door .....................................................................................................................................20
7.2.2 Conguration of the dip-switches ...................................................................................................................................20
7.2.3 Setting the conguration check mode ..........................................................................................................................20
7.2.4 Baud rate conguration ......................................................................................................................................................21
7.2.5 Setting of the serial communication lines ....................................................................................................................21
7.2.5.1 Two-way RS-485 TX/RX line ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
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7.2.5.2 Line RS-485-1 reception, line RS-485-2 repetition ..........................................................................................................................22
7.2.5.3 Two-way RS-422 line ..................................................................................................................................................................................22
7.2.5.4 One-way RS-485 line..................................................................................................................................................................................22
7.2.6 Serial line terminations ........................................................................................................................................................23
7.2.7 Protocol conguration .........................................................................................................................................................23
7.2.8 Address conguration .........................................................................................................................................................24
7.2.9 Conguration of the version with IP board ..................................................................................................................24
7.2.10 Closing the conguration door ......................................................................................................................................24
8 Switching on ................................................................................................................25
8.1 Before powering the device ...............................................................................................................................25
8.2 Checks list ................................................................................................................................................................. 25
9 Conguration ............................................................................................................... 26
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9.1 OSM interface (On Screen Menu).....................................................................................................................26
9.1.1 Using the OSM ........................................................................................................................................................................26
9.1.1.1 How to use the joystick .............................................................................................................................................................................26
9.1.1.2 How to move around the menus ..........................................................................................................................................................27
9.1.1.3 How to change the settings ....................................................................................................................................................................27
9.1.1.4 How to change the numeric elds .......................................................................................................................................................28
9.1.1.5 How to change text....................................................................................................................................................................................28
9.1.2 Conguration via OSM.........................................................................................................................................................30
9.1.3 Main menu ...............................................................................................................................................................................30
9.1.4 Language ..................................................................................................................................................................................30
9.1.5 Camera menu ..........................................................................................................................................................................30
9.1.5.1 Zone Titling Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................................31
9.1.5.2 Zone Titling Menu (Edit Area) .................................................................................................................................................................31
9.1.5.3 Masking Menu .............................................................................................................................................................................................32
9.1.5.4 Masking Menu (Edit Masks) .................................................................................................................................................................... 33
9.1.5.5 How to create a new mask ......................................................................................................................................................................33
9.1.5.6 How to modify a mask ..............................................................................................................................................................................34
9.1.5.7 Advanced Setting Menu...........................................................................................................................................................................35
9.1.5.8 Advanced Setting Menu (Zoom) ...........................................................................................................................................................35
9.1.5.9 Advanced Setting Menu (Focus) ...........................................................................................................................................................36
9.1.5.10 Advanced Setting Menu (Exposure) ..................................................................................................................................................36
9.1.5.11 Advanced Setting Menu (Infrared) ....................................................................................................................................................37
9.1.5.12 Advanced Setting Menu (White Balance)........................................................................................................................................38
9.1.5.13 Advanced Setting Menu (Other) .........................................................................................................................................................39
9.1.6 Movement Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................39
9.1.6.1 Manual Control Menu ...............................................................................................................................................................................40
9.1.6.2 Manual Control Menu (Limits) ...............................................................................................................................................................40
9.1.6.3 Preset Menu ..................................................................................................................................................................................................40
9.1.6.4 Preset Menu (Edit Preset) .........................................................................................................................................................................41
9.1.6.5 Preset Menu (Utilities Conguration) ..................................................................................................................................................41
9.1.6.6 Patrol Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................................................42
9.1.6.7 Autopan Menu .............................................................................................................................................................................................42
9.1.6.8 Motion Recall Menu ...................................................................................................................................................................................42
9.1.6.9 Advanced Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................................................43
9.1.7 Display Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................................43
9.1.8 Options Menu .........................................................................................................................................................................44
9.1.8.1 Alarms Menu ................................................................................................................................................................................................44
9.1.9 Washer Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................................45
9.1.10 Default Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................45
9.1.11 Info Menu ...............................................................................................................................................................................45
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9.1.12 Thermal Camera Menu ......................................................................................................................................................46
9.1.12.1 Flat Field Correction Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................47
9.1.12.2 Flat Field Correction Menu (Gain Switch Values) ..........................................................................................................................48
9.1.12.3 Video Setup Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................................48
9.1.12.4 Gain Control Menu...................................................................................................................................................................................49
9.1.12.5 ROI Setup Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................50
9.1.12.6 Thermal Analysis Menu ..........................................................................................................................................................................50
9.1.12.7 Thermal Analysis Menu (Spot Meter) ................................................................................................................................................50
9.1.12.8 Thermal Analysis Menu (Isotherm) ....................................................................................................................................................51
9.1.12.9 Status Menu ...............................................................................................................................................................................................51
9.2 Sofware interface ................................................................................................................................................... 52
9.2.1 Minimum system requirements .......................................................................................................................................52
9.2.2 Conguration procedure through software ................................................................................................................52
9.2.3 Installing the software .........................................................................................................................................................52
9.3 Web interface .......................................................................................................................................................... 54
9.3.1 Home ..........................................................................................................................................................................................54
9.3.2 User Controls ...........................................................................................................................................................................55
9.3.3 Device Parameters.................................................................................................................................................................56
9.3.4 Device Statistics .....................................................................................................................................................................56
9.3.5 Network Conguration ........................................................................................................................................................56
9.3.6 User Conguration ................................................................................................................................................................57
9.3.7 Movement Parameters ........................................................................................................................................................57
9.3.7.1 Autopan .........................................................................................................................................................................................................58
9.3.7.2 Patrol ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................58
9.3.7.3 Motions Recall ..............................................................................................................................................................................................58
9.3.8 Preset Parameters ..................................................................................................................................................................58
9.3.9 Preset Parameters (Advanced) ..........................................................................................................................................58
9.3.10 Digital I/O ...............................................................................................................................................................................59
9.3.11 Washer .....................................................................................................................................................................................59
9.3.12 Camera Parameters ............................................................................................................................................................60
9.3.13 Tools .........................................................................................................................................................................................60
9.3.14 Factory Default .....................................................................................................................................................................61
10 Accessories ................................................................................................................. 61
10.1 Washer .....................................................................................................................................................................61
11 Instructions for normal operation ........................................................................... 62
11.1 Visualizing the state of the pan & tilt ............................................................................................................62
11.2 Saving the current position (Preset) .............................................................................................................62
11.2.1 Quick save ..............................................................................................................................................................................62
11.2.2 Saving from the Menu .......................................................................................................................................................62
11.3 Recalling a position (Scan) ............................................................................................................................... 63
11.4 Enabling the patrol (Patrol) ..............................................................................................................................63
11.5 Enabling Autopan Function ............................................................................................................................63
11.6 Recalling a pattern (Tour) .................................................................................................................................63
11.7 Recalling the Home position ........................................................................................................................... 64
11.8 Enabling the wiper (Wiper) ..............................................................................................................................64
11.9 Enabling the washer (Washer) ........................................................................................................................ 64
11.10 Reboot the device ............................................................................................................................................64
11.11 Manual correction of a preset focusing ....................................................................................................64
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11.12 Web interface ..................................................................................................................................................... 64
11.13 Special controls .................................................................................................................................................65
12 Maintaining and cleaning ......................................................................................... 68
12.1 Maintaining ........................................................................................................................................................... 68
12.1.1 Routine (to be carried out regularly) ............................................................................................................................68
12.1.1.1 Inspecting the cables ..............................................................................................................................................................................68
12.1.2 Extraordinary (to be done only under particular circumstances)......................................................................68
12.2 Cleaning .................................................................................................................................................................. 69
12.2.1 Routine (to be carried out regularly) ............................................................................................................................69
12.2.1.1 Cleaning the glass ....................................................................................................................................................................................69
12.2.1.2 Germanium glass window cleaning ..................................................................................................................................................69
12.2.1.3 Cleaning the device .................................................................................................................................................................................69
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13 Disposal of waste materials ...................................................................................... 69
14 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................ 70
15 Technical data ............................................................................................................ 72
15.1 NXPTZ ...................................................................................................................................................................... 72
15.1.1 General ....................................................................................................................................................................................72
15.1.2 Mechanical ............................................................................................................................................................................72
15.1.3 Electrical/Video ....................................................................................................................................................................72
15.1.4 Communications .................................................................................................................................................................72
15.1.5 Protocols .................................................................................................................................................................................72
15.1.6 Environment .........................................................................................................................................................................72
15.1.7 Certications .........................................................................................................................................................................72
15.2 NXPTZT....................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.1 General ....................................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.2 Mechanical ............................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.3 Electrical/Video ....................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.4 Communications .................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.5 Protocols .................................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.6 Environment .........................................................................................................................................................................73
15.2.7 Certications .........................................................................................................................................................................73
16 Technical drawings .................................................................................................... 74
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1 About this manual

Before installing and using this unit, please read this manual carefully. Be sure to keep it handy for later reference.

1.1 Typographical conventions

DANGER! High level hazard. Risk of electric shock. Disconnect the power supply before proceeding with any operation, unless indicated otherwise.
DANGER! Mechanical hazard. Risk of crushing or shearing.
DANGER! Hot surface. Avoid contact. Surfaces are hot and may cause personal injury if touched.
WARNING! Medium level hazard. This operation is very important for the system to function properly. Please read the procedure described very carefully and carry it out as instructed.
INFO Description of system specications. We recommend reading this part carefully in order to understand the subsequent stages.

2 Notes on copyright and information on trademarks

The quoted names of products or companies are trademarks or registered trademarks.

3 Safety rules

The electrical system to which the unit is connected must be equipped with a 20A max automatic bipolar circuit breaker. This circuit breaker must be of the Listed type. The minimum distance between the contacts must be 3mm (0.1in). The circuit breaker must be provided with protection against the fault current towards the ground (dierential) and the overcurrent (magnetothermal).
The manufacturer declines all responsibility for any damage caused by an improper use of the appliances mentioned in this manual. Furthermore, the manufacturer reserves the right to modify its contents without any prior notice. The documentation contained in this manual has been collected with great care, the manufacturer, however, cannot take any liability for its use. The same thing can be said for any person or company involved in the creation and production of this manual.
If it is necessary to transport the device, this should be done with great care. Abrupt stops, bumps and violent impact could damage the unit or injure the user.
• The device must be installed only and exclusively by qualied technical personnel.
• Before any technical work on the appliance, disconnect the power supply.
• Do not use power supply cables that seem worn or old.
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• Never, under any circumstances, make any changes or connections that are not shown in this handbook. Improper use of the appliance can cause serious hazards, risking the safety of personnel and of the installation.
• Use only original spare parts. Non-original spare parts could cause re, electrical discharge or other hazards.
• Before proceeding with installation check the supplied material to make sure it corresponds to the order specication by examining the identication labels (4.2 Product markings, page
11).
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• This device was designed to be permanently installed on a building or on a suitable structure. The device must be installed permanently before any operation.
• Use a Class 2 listed UL tranformer, compliant with the Standards in force, only for products marked UL, powered at 24Vac.
• A disconnecting device, readily and easily accessible, must be incorporated in the electrical system of the building for rapid intervention.
• Installation category (also called Overvoltage Category) species the level of mains voltage surges that the equipment will be subjected to. The category depends upon the location of the equipment, and on any external surge protection provided. Equipment in an industrial environment, directly connected to major feeders/short branch circuits, is subjected to Installation Category III. If this is the case, a reduction to Installation Category II is required. This can be achieved by use of an insulating transformer with an earthed screen between primary and secondary, or by tting listed Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) from live to neutral and from neutral to earth. Listed SPDs shall be designed for repeated limiting of transient voltage surges, suitable rated for operating voltage and designated as follows: Type 2 (Permanently connected SPDs intended for installation on the load side of the service equipment overcurrent device); Nominal Discharge Current (In) 20kA min. For example: FERRAZ SHAWMUT, STT2240SPG-CN, STT2BL240SPG-CN rated 120/240Vac, (In=20kA). Maximum distance between installation and reduction is 5m.
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• The separate protective earthing terminal provided on this product shall be permanently connected to earth.
• For continued protection against risk of re, replace only with same type and rating of fuse. Fuses must be replaced only by service personnel.
• The installation is type TNV-1, do not connect it to SELV circuits.
• In order to reduce the risk of re, only use UL Listed or CSA certied telecommunication line cord sizes greater than or equal to 26AWG.
• Hazardous moving parts. Keep ngers and other body parts away.
• Connect the device to a power source corresponding to the indications given on the marking label. Before proceeding with installation make sure that the power line is properly isolated. The supply voltage should never exceed the limit (+/-10%).
• The device should be mounted so that it is accessible only to the technician/installer because the moving parts constitute a residual risk of injury caused by movement of said parts.
• Attach the Dangerous Moving Parts label near the device. (Fig. 4, page12).
• Do not use the appliance in the presence of inammable substances.
• Do not allow children or unauthorised people to use the appliance.
• The appliance should only be considered switched o when the power supply has been disconnected and the connecting cables to other devices have been removed.
• Only skilled personnel should carry out maintenance on the device. When carrying out maintenance, the operator is exposed to the risk of electrocution and other hazards.
• Use only the accessories indicated by the manufacturer. Any change that is not expressly approved by the manufacturer will invalidate the guarantee.
• Connect the coaxial cable to earth.
• Before connecting all the cables make sure the device is properly connected to the earth circuit.
• If the device has to be removed from the installation, always disconnect the earth cable last.
• Take all necessary precautions to prevent the apparatus from being damaged by electrostatic discharge.
• Handle the unit with great care, high mechanical stress could damage it.
• Make especially sure that the power supply line is insulated at a sucient distance from all the other cables, including lightning protection devices.
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4 Identification

4.1 Product description and type designation

4.1.1 NXPTZ

The NXPTZ is an exceptional integrated PTZ unit perfect for heavy-duty tasks and ideal to operate in the harshest and most corrosive environments, such as industrial and oshore/onshore marine applications.
The NXPTZ ensures long-term performance, with low
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maintenance, thanks to the maximum care in the construction processes and the best quality AISI316L, passivated and electropolished. These special treatments create a shell in the surface that makes the product completely impervious to rusting and corrosion.
Moreover the weatherproof rating IP66 oers a total protection against dust, and protection against high pressure jets of water from any direction and from the most severe atmospheric conditions.
The stylish and compact design blends with high operational performance. The pan and tilt variable speed reaches 100°/sec, with a preset accuracy of 0,02°. Always supplied with integrated wiper. A choice of washer and pump kit for the cleaning liquid is available with dierent capacities and delivery heights.
All models are available in analog or IP. The exible operator control of pan/tilt/zoom
functions allows the video transmission over the local area network (LAN) or over the Internet with H.264/ AVC compression, compatible with ONVIF Prole S.
The operative temperature ranges from -40°C to 60°C (-40°F to 140°F).

4.1.2 NXPTZT

The NXPTZT is an exceptional integrated PTZ unit perfect for heavy-duty tasks and ideal to operate in the harshest and most corrosive environments, such as industrial and oshore/onshore marine applications.
This model features a real time dual vision, integrating a Day/Night color module and a thermal imaging camera for security applications in dicult environments, where the event detection is required even in total darkness, through fog, rain, heavy smoke or in the far distance. The two cameras complement and support each other in a surveillance challenging system to ensure that an area is constantly and eectively monitored.
These positioning units guarantee long-term performance, with low maintenance, thanks to the maximum care in the construction processes and the best quality AISI316L, passivated and electropolished. These special treatments create a shell in the surface that makes the product completely impervious to rusting and corrosion.
Moreover the weatherproof rating IP66 oers a total protection against dust, and protection against high pressure jets of water from any direction and from the most severe atmospheric conditions.
The stylish and compact design blends with high operational performance. The pan and tilt variable speed reaches 100°/sec, with a preset accuracy of 0,02°. Always supplied with integrated wiper for the Day/Night camera . A choice of washer and pump kit for the cleaning liquid is available with dierent capacities and delivery heights.
All models are available in analog or IP. The exible operator control of pan/tilt/zoom
functions allows the video transmission over the local area network (LAN) or over the Internet with H.264/ AVC compression, compatible with ONVIF Prole S.
Fig. 1 NXPTZ.
Fig. 2 NXPTZT.
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4.2 Product markings

5 Versions

Pan & tilt devices have a label complying with CE markings.
Fig. 3
The label shows:
• Model identication code (Extended 3/9 bar code).
• Power supply (Volt).
• Frequency (Hertz).
• Current consumption (Amps).
• Weatherproof standard (IP).
• Serial number.

4.2.1 Checking the markings

Before proceeding further with installation, make sure the material supplied corresponds to the order specication by examining the marking labels.
Never, under any circumstances, make any changes or connections that are not shown in this handbook. Improper use of the appliance can cause serious hazards, risking the safety of personnel and of the installation.

5.3 IP video encoder

The product can be tted with a board for video output through Ethernet.
For further information refer to the relative chapter (9.2 Sofware interface, page52).
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6 Preparing the product for use

Any change that is not expressly approved by the manufacturer will invalidate the guarantee.
The unit must not be dismantled or tampered with. The only exceptions are those concerning the assembly and maintenance operations stipulated in this manual.
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6.1 Safety precautions before use

The appliance includes moving parts. Make sure that the unit is positioned where it is inaccessible under normal operating conditions. Attach the warning label supplied with the appliance, placing it near the unit so that it can be seen easily.
Fig. 4

6.2 Unpacking and contents

6.2.1 Unpacking

When the product is delivered, make sure that the package is intact and that there are no signs that it has been dropped or scratched.
If there are obvious signs of damage, contact the supplier immediately.
Keep the packaging in case you need to send the product for repairs.

6.2.2 Contents

Check the contents to make sure they correspond with the list of materials as below:
• Positioning unit
• Sunshield (2 if version with thermal camera)
• Box supplied:
• CD-ROM with installation software (for IP version
only)
• Allen wrench
• Washer kit
• Instructions manual
6.3 Safely disposing of packaging
material
The packaging material can all be recycled. The installer technician will be responsible for separating the material for disposal, and in any case for compliance with the legislation in force where the device is to be used.
When returning a faulty product we recommend using the original packaging for shipping.
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6.4 Preparatory work before installation

Use appropriate tools for the installation. The particular nature of the site where the device is to be installed may mean special tools are required for installation.
Choose an installation surface that is strong enough to sustain the weight of the device, also bearing in mind particular environmental aspects, such as exposure to strong winds.
It should be installed so that no one can be hit by moving parts. It should be installed so that moving parts cannot hit other objects and create hazardous situations.
Make sure the appliance is securely anchored before supplying power.

6.4.1 Fixing to parapet or ceiling mount

Attach the adapter (01) to the bottom of the unit using 4 stainless steel (A4 class 80) socket at head cap screw M10 x 20mm (02).
Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris. Apply a generous amount of thread locking
compound (Loctite 270) into the threaded holes in the base of the device.
Tighten them to 35Nm. The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow for this period prior to completing the installation.
02
01
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The device must be installed and maintained only and exclusively by qualied technical personnel.
For technical services, consult only and exclusively authorized technicians.
Since the user is responsible for choosing the surface to which the unit is to be anchored, we do not supply the xing devices for attaching the unit rmly to the particular surface. The installer is responsible for choosing xing devices suitable for the specic purpose on hand. In general use methods and materials capable of supporting at least four times the weight of the device.
It is possible to install the unit with several brackets. We strongly recommend using only approved
brackets and accessories during installation.
Fig. 5
Use the external holes in the adapter to x the assembled unit to the wall or to the pole. Use screws that can bear at least 4 times the weight of the unit.
Ø 200
35
35
Ø 238
Fig. 6
35
35
Ø 11
8
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6.4.2 Fixing with bracket

The bracket can be xed to the vertical wall. Use screws and wall xing devices that can bear at least four times the weight of the unit.
Fasten the device to the bracket by using 4 at washers, 4 serrated stainless steel washers and 4 stainless steel hex head screws (A4 class 80) M10x30mm.
Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris. Apply a generous amount of thread locking
compound (Loctite 270) on the 4 screws. Tighten the screws.
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Pay attention to the xing. Tightening torque: 35Nm.
The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow for this period prior to completing the installation.
6.4.3 Fixing the unit to the pole mount
adapter or corner mount adapter
To install the component on a pole or at a wall corner, rst of all x the pan & tilt unit to the wall bracket (
6.4.2 Fixing with bracket, page14).
6.4.3.1 Fixing with pole mount
Fix the wall bracket to the pole mount adapter using 4 washers, 4 stainless steel grower washer and 4 hexagon stainless steel bolts (A4 class 80) M10x30mm.
Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris. Apply a generous amount of thread locking
compound (Loctite 270). Tighten the screws.
Pay attention to the xing. Tightening torque: 35Nm.
The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow for this period prior to completing the installation.
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
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6.4.3.2 Fixing with corner adapter
Fix the wall bracket to the corner mount adapter using 4 washers, 4 stainless steel grower washers 4 hexagon stainless steel bolts (A4 class 80) M10x30mm.
Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris. Apply a generous amount of thread locking
compound (Loctite 270). Tighten the screws.
Pay attention to the xing. Tightening torque: 35Nm.
The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow for this period prior to completing the installation.

6.4.4 Fixing the sunshield

It’s possible to x the sunshield to the housing using screws and washers provided.
Apply a generous amount of thread locking compound (Loctite 270) into the threaded holes in the base of the device.
The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow for this period prior to completing the installation.
Fig. 10
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Fig. 9
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7 Assembling and installing

7.1 Installation

Before starting any operation, make sure the power supply is disconnected.
The assembly and installation must be performed only by skilled personnel.
At start up the system makes some automatic calibration movements: do not stand near the device when it is powered.
Videotec strongly recommend to test the device conguration and performance in a oce\laboratory
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before putting it in the nal installation site..
The product is equipped with a multicore cable that allows connections to be made.

7.1.1 Range of use

The installation temperature range is -40°C to 60°C (-40°F/140°F).
The device is operative from-40°C to 60°C (-40°F/140°F).

7.1.2 Methods of installation

The system can be installed only in a standard or inverted position (ceiling mount). When installed for inverted operation, the camera orientation and controller functions are recongured for normal operation through the system’s software.
Hardware adjustment is not required for inverted operation.
Fig. 11
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7.1.3 Connection of the power supply line

Electrical connections must be performed with the power supply disconnected and the circuit-breaker open.
When commencing installation make sure that the specications for the power supply for the installation correspond with those required by the device.
Make sure that the power source and connecting cables are suitable for the power consumption of the system.
Depending on the version, the device can be provided with dierent power supply voltages. Their value is shown on the product identication label (4.2 Product markings, page11).
The multicore cable has the power and earth cables inside.
Perform the connections following the instructions reported in the table .
CONNECTION OF THE POWER SUPPLY LINE
Cable color Description Power supply 24Vac
Black 2 ~/24Vac Black 1 ~/24Vac Yellow/Green GND/Earth
Power supply 230Vac
Black 2 (N) Neutral Black 1 (L) Phase Yellow/Green Earth
Power supply 120Vac
Black 2 (N) Neutral Black 1 (L) Phase Yellow/Green Earth
Tab. 1
7.1.4 Connections of one or more video
cables
The installation is type CDS (Cable Distribution System), do not connect it to SELV circuits.
The multicore cable has 2 black numbered video coaxial cables inside. Cable number 1 corresponds to the video output of the standard camera. Cable number 2 corresponds to the video output of the thermal camera. (if present).
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7.1.5 Connection of the Ethernet cable

Operating mode valid only on version with IP board.
Telemetry transmission and video signal pass through the Ethernet cable. Do not connect cable RS-485 and the video cable.
The multicore cable has 2 Ethernet B-type numbered cables inside. Cable number 1 corresponds to the IP output of the standard camera. Cable number 2 corresponds to the IP output of the thermal camera. (if present).
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Perform the connections following the instructions reported in the table .
CONNECTION OF THE ETHERNET CABLE
Pin number Cable color
1 Orange-White 2 Orange 3 Green-White 4 Blue 5 Blue-White 6 Green 7 Brown-White 8 Brown
Tab. 2 Both cables must be crimped in the same way.
The example below shows a typical installation.

7.1.6 Telemetry line connections

The installation is type TNV-1, do not connect it to SELV circuits.
The cables allow access to 2 RS-485 serial communication lines.
The lines can be congured in various ways according to the dip-switch settings of the conguration board ( Fig. 16, page20).
Telemetry lines connect the device to control and programming units (keyboard or PC).
TELEMETRY LINE CONNECTIONS
Cable color Description
Yellow RS-485-1 line, A (+) Red RS-485-1 line, B (-) Blue RS-485-2 line, A (+) White RS-485-2 line, B (-) Black External washer tank level monitoring
(if present)
Tab. 3
UTP cat 5E
Hub / SwitchPersonal
Computer
Fig. 12
UTP cat 5E
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7.1.7 Alarm and relay connections

The unit is provided with 5 clean contact alarms and 2 output relays with clean contact.
ALARM AND RELAY CONNECTIONS
Cable color Description
Brown-Green Relay 2, Terminal A Green-White Relay 2, Terminal B Red-Blue Relay 1, Terminal A Grey-Pink Relay 1, Terminal B Green Common alarms, A1-A2-A3-A4-A5, mass
alarms Yellow-White Alarm 5 (clean contact) Pink Alarm 4 (clean contact) Grey Alarm 3 (clean contact) Violet Alarm 2 (clean contact) Brown Alarm 1 (clean contact)
Tab. 4
All alarms have an approximate reach of 200m, which can be obtained using a shielded cable with a minimum section of 0.25mm² (AWG 30).
7.1.7.1 Connecting an alarm with clean contact (dry contact)
For a clean contact alarm (alarms AL1, AL2, AL3, AL4, AL5), implement the connection as shown in the gure.
Dry contact
AL1 COM
Fig. 13 AL1: Alarm 1. COM: Common alarms.
The clean contact alarm can be NO (normally open) or NC (normally closed).
For further details on conguring and using the alarms, refer to the related chapter (9.1.8.1 Alarms Menu, page44).
7.1.7.2 Relay connection
Relays can be used for low working voltages only (up to 30Vac or 60Vdc) and with a maximum current of 1A. Use cables with a section suitable for the load to be controlled and use cables with a minimum section of 0.25mm² (AWG 24) and maximum section of 1.5mm² (AWG 16).
Relays do not have polarity and therefore both terminals of the same relay can be swapped for alternating or continuous current voltages.
For further details on conguring and using the relays, check the relative chapter (9.1.8.1 Alarms Menu, page44).
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7.2 Hardware conguration
7.2.1 Opening the conguration door
Before powering the device it must be congured correctly by setting the dip-switches inside the conguration hatch. Open the hatch by undoing the screws as shown in gure.
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Fig. 14
7.2.2 Conguration of the dip-switches
Take the conguration board from its J4 connector on the connector board.
J4
7.2.3 Setting the conguration check mode
To set the operating mode operate on DIP 2.
SW 1=ON: Display Conguration. To be used only to verify the conguration at the end of the setting. To be used only to verify the conguration at the end of the setting. During normal operation make sure the lever is on OFF (SW 1=OFF).
DIP 2
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This board is used to set the communication parameters of the serial lines RS-485-1 and RS-485­2: the address of the receiver, the communication protocol and baud rate.
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7.2.4 Baud rate conguration
To set the baud rate operate on DIP 2.
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7.2.5 Setting of the serial communication lines

To set the serial communication lines operate on DIP 2.
The product is designed with two RS485 serial communication lines which can have various settings
4
according to the positions of dip-switches 5 and 6 on the DIP selector.
SERIAL COMMUNICATION LINES DIP 2
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Dip-switches 4, 3 and 2 are used to set the communication rate of the device according to the table below.
SETTING THE BAUD RATE DIP 2
Description
Baud rate selection
Congurations display
Tab. 5
SW 1
SW 2
SW 3
SW 4
SW 5-6-7-8
Conguration
ON ON ON – 38400 baud
OFF
– – ON – – ON ON – – ON –
ON ON – 19200 baud OFF
ON – 9600 baud
OFF OFF
OFFONOFF
OFF
ON – 4800 baud OFF
2400 baud – 1200 baud
OFF
OFF
600 baud
OFF
OFF
300 baud
ON – Display ena
bled
OFF
Display disa-
bled
Description
SW 1-2-3-4
SW 5
SW 6
SW 7-8
Conguration (see
related chapters)
Serial line ON ON – Two-way RS-485 TX/
RX line
OFF
ON – Line RS-485-1 reception,
line RS-485-2 repetition
OFF
ON
OFF OFF
Two-way RS-422 line – One-way RS-485 line
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7.2.5.1 Two-way RS-485 TX/RX line
With this type of setting it is possible to obtain a bi-directional, half/duplex, communication on the RS-485-1 line.
The RS-485-2 serial line is not used.
7.2.5.3 Two-way RS-422 line
This setting allows full duplex communication according to the RS-422 standard.
Line RS-485-1 is always in receiving mode (RS-422­RX).
Line RS-485-2 is always in transmission mode (RS­422-TX).
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Control
keyboard
RS-485-1
TX/RX
Fig. 19
7.2.5.2 Line RS-485-1 reception, line RS-485­2 repetition
With this type of setting it is possible to connect more than one device in cascade. The signal is repeated from every unit, making it possible to markedly increase total distance.
It only works with mono-directional protocols.
This conguration does not allow the remote updating of the rmware.
Control
keyboard
RS-485-1RS-485-1 RS-485-2
Control
keyboard
Fig. 21
RS-485-1 RS-485-2
7.2.5.4 One-way RS-485 line
The rst line (RS485-1) will operate according to the settings in the Address, Baudrate and Protocol dip­switch.
The RS-485-2 serial line is not used.
It only works with mono-directional protocols.
This conguration does not allow the remote updating of the rmware.
Control
keyboards
RS-485-1
Fig. 20
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7.2.6 Serial line terminations

To set the serial line terminations operate on DIP
2.
The board has two DIP switches used to congure the serial line terminations (120 Ohm) (Tab. 7, page23).
Every peripheral that is situated at the end of a line must be terminated using the appropriate dip-switch in order to prevent signal reection and distortion.
Dip-switches 7 and 8 terminate serial lines RS-485-1 and RS-485-2 respectively.
The serial lines are ended with the following dip­switches: RS-485-1/RS-485-2, dip-switch 7 and 8.
The serial lines are ended with dip-switches. Serial line: RS-485-1, RS-485-2 Dip-switch: SW 7, SW 8
SERIAL LINE TERMINATIONS DIP 2 AND CONNECTIONS
Description
Serial line terminations
Tab. 7
SW 1-2-3-4-5-6
SW 7
SW 8
Conguration
ON RS485-2 termination
enabled
OFF
RS485-2 termination disabled
ON – RS485-1 termination
enabled
OFF
RS485-1 termination
disabled
7.2.7 Protocol conguration
The protocol must be set to NETWORK in case of versions with digital video encoder.
To set the protocol operate on DIP 1.
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Video positioning systems of the P&T can be controlled by a range of protocols.
SETTING THE PROTOCOL DIP 1
SW 1 SW 2 SW 3 SW 4 Protocol
ON OFF ON OFF PANASONIC OFF OFF ON OFF ERNITEC OFF ON OFF OFF SENSORMATIC ON OFF OFF OFF PELCO D OFF OFF OFF OFF VIDEOTEC MACRO OFF ON ON OFF NETWORK
Tab. 8
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