Sanyo VDC-DP9584S Manuel utilisateur

INSTALLATION MANUAL

Color CCD Camera

THIS INSTALLATION SHOULD BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED

SERVICE PERSON AND SHOULD CONFORM TO ALL LOCAL

CODES.

Please read this manual before installing and using this unit, and always follow the instructions

in it for proper use. Please also read the separate INSTRUCTION MANUAL before using the unit

for proper use.

This unit can be installed on the ceiling or wall.

When installing, first remove the built-in camera

from the unit.

bWhen routing the cables on ceiling or wall

surfaces:

Loosen the conduit hole cover fixing screw

(A)

the back of the camera unit base with the hexagonal

wrench (small), open the cover

(B)

, and pass the

connection cables through the conduit hole.

bReplacement timing of major parts

If the unit is used continuously, parts will

become worn and deteriorated depending on

the environment of use.

It is recommended that parts be replaced

approximately every 2 years (approximately

1,200,000 times) in order to maintain unit

performance.

• Motor, cables used in mechanical parts,

gears, etc.

Since the conduit hole cover is not

waterproof-finished, always be sure to

seal the cover entirely by puttying, for

example, upon completion of installation.

Ceiling Installed (see page 1)

Wall Installed (see page 3)

(In-ceiling routing)

(Surface routing)

(In-wall routing) (Surface routing)

Important

• Be careful when opening holes for installing

the unit. Work with the power and video

cables pulled out for easy installation.

• Make sure to properly perform waterproofing

for the ceiling or wall where you are installing

the unit.

• Make sure that the surface in the installation

location has no unevenness and is strong

enough to bear the total weight of the unit.

• Install this unit in an environment where the

temperature range stays between -10°C

and +50°C (no condensation allowed).

• As a precaution against static electricity

damage, touch a nearby metal object (door

knob, etc.) to dissipate static electricity in

your body before touching this unit.

VDC-DP9585P

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Installing on the Ceiling

1Loosen the four screws (A) using the

hexagonal wrench (large) and open the

dome cover.

2Unplug the pin connector cables from

the circuit board.

3While holding the chassis (B), pull out

the sliding plate (C) in the arrowed

direction.

The locks (D) on the base chassis come off

and free the camera unit.

1Attach the cushioning sheet (F) to the

back of the camera unit base (G), open a

cable hole in the cushioning sheet, and

pass the cables through the cable hole.

2Position the arrow (y) on the inner side

of the camera unit base (G) in the

direction of the lens.

The arrow is located roughly in the center of

the panning range.

3Set the camera unit base (G) on the

ceiling and secure it by tightening

suitable screws and washers (H)

through the screw holes (4 places).

•Length: 35 mm or more

•Diameter: 3.5 to 5.0 mm

•Height of screw head: 5 mm or less

(washer included)

1. Remove the camera unit

Camera

unit

2. Install the camera unit base

Make sure to tighten the screws properly.

Using screws of sizes other than

specified may cause the unit to fall.

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1Connect the cables from the ceiling.

Push the excess of connected cables into

the ceiling.

For details on the connections, see page 5.

2Free the locks (E) on the base chassis.

3Mount the camera unit using the two

base screws (J).

4Push the sliding plate (D) in the arrowed

direction until it clicks, then connect the

pin connector cables from the camera

unit base to the circuit board.

The sliding plate must be between the

screws (K) and the base chassis for its

ends to be locked.

ASet up the camera remotely (see the

back of this manual).

BCheck the settings screen or camera

angle on a portable monitor (see the back

of this manual).

1Align the logo on the dome cover and

the mark (L) on the camera unit base.

2Tighten the four screws (A) firmly using

the hexagonal wrench (large).

3. Mount the camera unit

Camera

unit

4. Adjust/Check the video image

from the camera

5. Install the dome cover

Accommodate the drop-prevention cable

neatly (no twists).

For customers using the option board

(heater: VA-50H)

For this unit, the main board (A) is sufficient

to raise the temperature. Always be sure to

remove the sub board (B).

Do not adjust pan/tilt manually. They must be adjusted electrically.

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Installing on the Wall

See “Installing on the Ceiling” (see page 1).

• Work with the locks on the sliding plate set

free.

Push the spring (A) and set free the hooks

from the base chassis. Lift and turn the

camera in the arrowed directions so that

the back of the camera becomes visible.

2Rotate the camera so that the position of

the locks (B) is upside down.

3Align the locks (B) with the slots (C) on

the base chassis, push the spring (A),

and mount the camera.

Keep the flat cable away from the chassis.

• Check the top and bottom of the camera unit

base using the pattern sheet.

1Attach the cushioning sheet (D) to the

back of the camera unit base (E), open a

cable hole in the cushioning sheet, and

pass the cables through the cable hole.

2Set the camera unit base (E) on the wall

so that its tightening screws (F) are

perfectly horizontal, then tighten them

securely with washers (4 places).

•Length: 35 mm or more

•Diameter: 3.5 to 5.0 mm

•Height of screw head: 5 mm or less

(washer included)

1Connect the cables from the wall.

Push the excess of connected cables into the wall.

For details on the connections, see page 5.

1. Remove the camera unit

2. Change the camera position

3. Install the camera unit base

4. Mount the camera unit

Do not adjust pan/tilt manually. They must be adjusted electrically.

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2Free the locks (G) on the base chassis.

3Mount the camera unit using the two

base screws (H).

4Push the sliding plate (J) in the arrowed

direction until it clicks, then connect the

pin connector cables from the camera

unit base to the circuit board.

The sliding plate must be between the

screws (K) and the base chassis for its

ends to be locked.

Peel off the release-coated paper of the

cover sheet and cover the back of the

camera completely with the sheet, aligning

the hole with the central shaft (AA).

ASet up the camera remotely (see the

back of this manual).

BCheck the settings screen or camera

angle on a portable monitor (see the

back of this manual).

See “5. Install the dome cover” under

“Installing on the Ceiling” (see page 2).

Once mounted, check that the sliding

plate is underneath the base chassis

fixing screws.

5. Adjust/Check the video image

from the camera

6. Install the dome cover

• Check that the flat cable is not caught

between the chassis.

• When removing the cover sheet, be

careful not to deform the sheet.

Deformation of the sheet (such as large

wrinkle or bend on the sheet) may cause

the sheet to contact inside the dome

cover when it is re-attached, which may

prevent normal operation of the camera.

When Moving the Camera from

Wall to Ceiling

1Remove the cover sheet, being careful not

to distort it.

2Push the spring and release the camera.

3Mount the camera by following the opposite

procedure from that indicated in “2. Change

the camera position” (see page 3).

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CAMER

PRESE

AUTO

·ALARM

PASSW

LANGU

OPTIO

PRESE

·ALARM

ALARM

MOTIO

uAREA

uSENS

ZOOM

RED

BLACK

WHITE

YELLOW

PURPLE

ORANGE

BLUE

GRAY

YELLOW

PURPLE

GRAY

WHITE

RS-4

GND

DAY/NIGHT

ALARM IN1

ALARM IN2

ALARM OUT

COMMON

DC12 AC24

–

GND

–

Connections

BNC type

RG-6U, 300 m or less

For the connection, use a RG-6U coaxial

cable.

Monitor Connection

bWith AC 24 V

Power Supply Connection

• Using different cables from those

specified here may attenuate the

video and/or sync signals and

interfere with correct transmission.

• RG-59U coaxial cables can be

used when distance between

devices is short, but not in duct or

aerial routing.

Cable type Length

RG-59U (3C-2V) 150 m max.

RG-6U (5C-2V) 300 m max.

RG-11U (7C-2V) 350 m max.

bWith DC 12 V

Check that +/- polarity is correct.

(RED)

(BLACK)

(WHITE)

For the connections, use cables thicker than

18 AWG.

(RED)

(BLACK)

To prevent electromagnetic

interference

• On the cable for power supply

Be sure to attach the supplied clamping

core to the cables as illustrated.

For the connections, use cables thicker than

18 AWG.

Connection for a communication device

for remote operation

Do not connect the power cord until all other

connections have been completed.

Note:

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CAMERA

PRESET POSITION

AUTO MODE

AUTO RETURN

·ALARM

PASSWORD

LANGUAGE

OPTION

PRESET

SET y

1 y

SEQ y

SET y

OFF

END

ALARM SETTING

·ALARM IN

ALARM OUT

MOTION

uAREA

uSENSITIVITY

ZOOM

1 y

OFF

SET y

OFF

ALARM SETTING

ALARM IN

·ALARM OUT

MOTION

uAREA

1 y

OFF

SET y

SYNC

BLC

IRIS

WHITE BALANCE

AGC GAIN

GAMMA

SHUTTER

APERTURE

·DAY/NIGHT

PRESET

INT

OFF

SET y

ATW

NORM

0.45

HIGH

COLOR y

OFF

END

YELLOW

PURPLE

GRAY

WHITE

RS-485 (A)

RS-485 (B)

UTP (+)

UTP (–)

For details, see “Specifying Alarm Input” in

the INSTRUCTION MANUAL. The video image can be fixed to be color or

black-and-white using an external switch.

For details, see “Adjusting DAY/NIGHT

Function” in the INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

Color or Black-and-White Setting

bWith Alarm Input 1 (“1” is selected)

(GRAY)

(PURPLE)

(GRAY)

(ORANGE)

bWith Alarm Input 2 (“2” is selected)

Alarm

input signal

Alarm

input signal

Alarm Signal Input

If a lamp is connected to this cable, it will light

up when an alarm signal is received or when

the built-in motion sensor detects movement.

Alarm Signal Output

(GRAY)

(BLUE)

Open: Color

Closed: Black-and-White

(GRAY)

(YELLOW)

• Make sure that COLOR is selected.

Note:

All connection cables should be

24 AWG or higher with a maximum

length of no more than 600 m.

Controller

Receiver

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Adjusting the Camera

bSetting up the camera remotely

Use of the separately ordered Camera Control Unit (VAC-70) is recommended for setting and adjustment of

this camera. The Camera Control Unit allows you to adjust the camera angle (pan/tilt) as well as perform

advanced settings from the main menu. For details, see the instruction manual for the Camera Control Unit

bInstallation accessories

Do not forget to disconnect the Camera Control Unit once you have finished setting/adjustment.

Checking the settings screen or camera angle on a portable monitor

Connect the MONITOR OUT pin and the GND pin on the circuit board to a monitor using an alligator

clip cable. Do not forget to remove the cable after you have finished checking.

A dedicated MONITOR OUT connector is provided for portable monitors.

bTo check the settings screen and make changes

1) Hold down the SET button (1) for over a second.

The main menu appears.

2) Select a menu by pressing the Select button (2) up and

down, then press the SET button.

3) Select the setting item and value by pressing the Select

button left and right, then press the SET button.

bTo check the camera angle and make changes

1) Press the Select button up, down, left, and right during

live mode (with no menu displayed).

You can set the camera angle (pan: dor c/tilt: jor l).

2) Press the SET button, then press the Select button left

and right.

You can set the zoom (wide: d/tele: c).

• The active operation switches over between pan/tilt and

zoom each time you press the SET button.

VIDEO OUT CAMERA DC IN 3V

Ð+

VAC-70

Video in

BNC type

RG-6U coaxial cable

300 m or less

DOWN

LEFT

RIGHT

SET

GND

MONITOR

OUT

1Hexagonal wrench

(large, small): one each

2Cushioning sheet 3Cover sheet 4Clamping core

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