American Dynamics SpeedDome Ultra Drone User manual

8000-1941-01, Rev. B1 CCTV PRODUCTS 1
SpeedDome® Ultra
Drone Installation
Overview
The SpeedDome Ultra Drone is an Ultra housing that
can be outfitted with a fixed camera. The drone looks
like a fully functional dome camera and can be used as
a deterrent.
Figure 1. SpeedDome Ultra Drone,
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Main Components
The drone consists of a housing and an eyeball
assembly—yoke, yoke brackets, slot cover, and cable
assembly—that “twist locks” onto a mounting base
(Figure 2).
Installation Procedures
Detailed mounting instructions, using various mounting
techniques, are presented step-by-step in the
SpeedDome Ultra Camera Dome Installation and
Service Manual (8000-1362-01). To install the drone to
a hard ceiling using the install kit provided, see below.
Installing Drone to Sheet Rock
and Wood Beams
The drone base can be mounted directly to a sheet rock
ceiling or wood beam by following the instructions
below.
Install Kit Required
Kit, Installation, Ultra Drone (0351-1309-01)
Anchor toggle 2 2880-0073-01
Screw, STAP, AB, 4.2X32 PHP 2 5810-4091-120
Washer, Flat, M4 2 5842-0300-020
Bracket, Base Mounting 2 0500-7193-01
Screw, 1/4-20x3/8,” PHP 1 2802-7407-65
Screw, PH, M3X-8, PHP, SS 6 5801-1051-120
Washer, 1/4, Flat 1 2848-8100-07
Figure 2. SpeedDome Ultra Drone—Exploded View
120 mm
(4.7 in.)
205 mm
(8 in.)
0.66 kg
(1.45 lbs)
SpeedDome is a registered trademark of Sensormatic Electronics Corporation.
Screws (3), M3X45 PHP,
5801-1141-111
Cap, 0500-7256-01
Skirt,
0500-6710-01
Pan Gear Bearing Assy,
2510-0040-02
Lens carriage
bearing assy,
2510-0038-02 (2)
Tape, PET, 3200-0309-01
Tape, PET, 3200-0309-01
Yoke Bracket, 0500-7254-01 (2)
Yoke,
0500-7258-01
Slot cover (without lens port),
0500-6709-02
Slot cover (with lens port),
0500-6709-01
Video cabling, 06003-0101-01;
Power cabling, 0650-1993-01
(including cable ties, 6009-0006)
Housing, 0500-7255-01
Dot, 3200-0027-04
Base, 0500-7257-01

2CCTV PRODUCTS
1. Place the base against the ceiling and mark
locations for two mounting holes.
Use Figure 3 for sheet rock; Figure 4 for wood. If
mounting to sheet rock, also mark the location for the
cable access hole.
2. Drill holes.
Sheet rock: Drill two 3/8-inch holes for plastic
anchors. Drill one 3/4-inch hole for cable access.
Wood: Drill two 1/8-inch holes for the mounting
screws. If wood covers the cable access hole, drill
one 3/4-inch hole for cable access.
3. To enable you to properly align the dome
(cap) and base in step 6, align the target on
the outside of the cap with the visible dot
on the inside surface of the base.
4. Mount the base to the ceiling.
Sheet Rock: Install plastic anchors [a]. Then place
washers [b] onto screws [c] and insert them into the
anchors.
Wood: Place washers [b] onto screws [c] and insert
them into the wood.
5. Feed cables through the base, letting them
hang loose within the drone.
Figure 3. Surface mounting to sheet rock
Figure 4. Surface mounting to wood beams
6. Attach the dome to the base.
Align the dot on the inside of the base with the target
on the cap of the dome, then mate the dome to the
base and turn it clockwise until you hear a click.
Figure 5. Attaching the dome to its base
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A
T C
H
7. If installing a camera locally, mount the
camera assembly to the yoke using the 1/4-
20x3/8” screw.
Camera clearance inside yoke assembly: H=55mm,
W=60mm, D=90mm. Camera weight is not to exceed
250g (0.55 lb).
Figure 6. Securing the camera assembly
8. Connect the video cables.
Mate the BNC connectors from the video cables.
Figure 7. Video cable connections
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9. Connect the power cables.
Connect the 6-pin power cables.
Figure 8. Power cable connections
1
2
3
4
5
6
BLK
RED
WHT
Cable
Access
Hole
b
a
c
Cable
Access
Hole
b
c
Camera
cable
J Box
cable
Dot on
inside
surface
Cap
Drone
Yoke
Mounting screw
secures camera
assy