Arecont Vision H.264 Day/Night SurroundVideo Series User manual

Arecont Vision H.264 Day/Night SurroundVideo
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Series Installation Manual
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H.264 Day/Night SurroundVideo
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Installation Manual
Inside the box:
A. Arecont Vision SurroundVideo
®
camera
B. Mounting template
C. RJ45 female to female coupler
D. Hex key
E. Security L-key
F. Pack of four (4) wood screws and four (4)
dry wall anchors
Not included but needed:
#1 Phillips head screwdriver
#2 Phillips head screwdriver
Flat head screwdriver ( for side conduit
opening)
Image 1
Mounting the Camera:
1. Remove camera and hardware from the box.
2. Using the mounting template, prepare the
mounting provisions for camera installation.
NOTE: Since SurroundVideo
®
series ship with
both surface mount and in-ceiling mount, the
mounting template takes both into
consideration.
3. Using security L-key, loosen the four (4)
screws securing the dome cover (Image 2).
Remove vandal resistant dome cover.
NOTE: Do not remove screws from the dome
cover.
Image 2
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4. If using in-ceiling mount, please use #2
Phillips head screwdriver to loosen the four
(4) machine screws (Image 3) and remove in-
ceiling mount housing from surface mount
housing. (Image 4)
NOTE 1: The above removed screws are also
used to attach the camera with in-ceiling
mount housing to the pendant mount (Image
5) and wall mount (Image 6). Do not
disregard.
NOTE 2: The in-ceiling mount only can be
attached on hard ceilings including wood,
plastic, metal and concrete.
NOTE 3: For use in a false ceiling, a flush
mount adapter kit must be used.
Image 3
Image 4
Image 5
Image 6
In-Ceiling Mount
Surface Mount
Screws
Pendant Mount
Wall Mount

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5. If you are using the side conduit opening on
the surface mount, remove the conduit plug
by first removing the socket set screw using
the provided Allen key (Image 7) and remove
the conduit plug using a flat screwdriver.
Note: the conduit fits ¾” NPT standard
Image 7
Connecting External Power: (Optional)
6. If the camera is powered by an outside power
supply, 12~20VDC or 24VAC, connect the
power cable shown in Image 8.
Red
+
Black
–
Table 1
NOTE: Make sure that your installation of
wires complies with Electrical Code of the
local government where the camera is
installed and no bare wires are exposed.
Image 8
External camera
Power input
RJ45 Connector
Digital I/O connector
Heater & Blower
Power input
Heater & Blower
Power input
Conduit Plug

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Connecting Digital I/O: (Optional)
7. To use digital I/O, connect the I/O cable
shown in image 8.
Electrical Characteristics:
Min
Max
Input voltage (V)
ON
2.9
6.3
(measured between + and –terminals)
OFF
0
1.3
Output current (mA)
ON
-
50
(measured between + and –terminals)
Applied Voltage Rage: 0 - 80V
OFF
-
0.1
Table 2
NOTE: Both the input and the output are
electrically isolated from the rest of the
camera’s electrical circuitry via general-
purpose photo couplers. The input is
additionally protected with a serial 250 Ohm
resistor, and a debouncing circuit. Duration of
any input signal should be at least 5 ms to
comply with the requirements of the
debouncing circuit.
Orange
OUT +
Yellow
OUT –
White
IN +
Black
IN -
Table 3
On
Off
Heater
17C° (62.6 °F)
30 °C (86 °F)
Blower
10C° (50°F)
15 °C (59 °F)
Blower
50C° (122 °F)
45 °C (113°F)
Table 6
Connecting Heater and Blower : (AV8185DN-HB
and AV8365DN-HB only)
8. To run the heater and blower shown in Image
8, connect heater & blower power input to
12V to 20V DC or 24VAC power supply.
(Image 9).
Power input
Power consumption
DC12V to 20V
11 Watts
AV24V
13 Watts
Table 4
Red
+
Black
–
Table 5
Image 9
Dual power board
Heater board
Blower

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9. Align the holes in the camera with the
prepared holes on the mounting surface.
Attach the camera with in-ceiling mount
housing to the surface mounting housing
shown in Image 4.
10. To insert camera with in-ceiling mount into
hard ceiling with the wood screws or any
optional hardware suitable for the mounting
surface shown in Image 10
.Image 10
Note: Use Flush Mount Adapter for false
ceiling tile installation. (Image 11) Please
refer to Flush Mount Adapter Installation
Instructions on page10.
Image 11
Adjusting Tilt, Pan and Focus:
10. Power on camera to adjust tilt, pan and focus.
11. To adjust the pan, use a #2 Phillips
screwdriver to loosen both screws on the
sides of the plastic gimbal bracket as shown
in Image 12 and Image 13.
12. Adjust the pan as required and tighten the
screw from step 11 shown in image 14.
Image 12 Image 13
Image 14
Set Screws
360
°
Wood Screws
Flush Mount
Adapter

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13. To adjust the tilt, use a #2 Phillips screwdriver
to loosen both screws on the sides of the
plastic gimbal bracket 1/4 turn (Image 15 and
16). CAUTION: Do not remove the screws!
14. Adjust lens tilt as required and tighten the
screws from step 13 shown in image 17.
NOTE: the camera has 2-Axis gimbal with
360° pan and 100° tilt for easy and accurate
positioning.
Image 15
Image 16
Image 17
15. To adjust focus, loosen set screw on each
lens as shown in Image 18.
16. Adjust lens focus as required and tighten the
screws from step 15.
Image 18
Set Screws
Set Screws
100
°

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Adjusting Each Sensor Tilt : ( AV8365DN only)
NOTE: Each sensor tilt angle can be adjusted
by +/- 10° to remove the dead spot at dome
bottom or at the horizon.
15. To adjust each sensor tilt angle, use a #1
Philips screwdriver to turn set screws, shown
in Image 19 and Image 20.
16. Remove the protective film from the camera
dome.
NOTE: be careful not to scratch the vandal
dome cover.
17. Secure the vandal dome cover to the camera.
NOTE 1: Day/Night switcher per sensor in
both AV8185DN and AV8365DN shown in
Image 19.
NOTE 2: All Day/Night switchers
simultaneous switchover, based on the least
(or greatest) illuminated sensor.
Image 19
Image 20
+/- 10°
+/- 10°
Set Screws
Day/Night Switcher

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Pendant Mount SV-CMT Installation Instructions
Inside the box:
A. Pendant pole
B. Top shield
C. Pendant Mount
D. One double sided hex key
E. Pack of four (4) wood screws and four (4)
dry wall anchors
F. Mounting template
Not included but needed:
#2 Phillips head screw driver
Image 21
Image 22 Image 23
18. Remove Pendant Mount and hardware from
the box.
19. Using the Mounting template, prepare the
mounting provisions for camera installation.
20. Connect top shield, pendant pole and mount
together as shown in Image 22.
NOTE: The thread size of top shield, pendant
pole and mount is 1.5” NPT.
21. Attach pendant mount to the ceiling using the
four wood screws provided or any optional
hardware suitable for the mounting surface.
22. Run Ethernet Cable and outside power cable
(if necessary) through the Pendant.
23. For installation of the camera shown in Image
23, please reference “Mounting the
Camera”.
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Wall Mount SV-WMT Installation Instructions
Inside the box:
A. Top shield
B. Wall mount
C. One double sided hex key
D. Pack of four (4) wood screws and four (4)
dry wall anchors
E. Mounting template
Not included but needed:
#2 Phillips head screw driver
Image 24
Image 25 Image 26
24. Remove Wall Mount and hardware from the
box.
25. Using the Mounting template, prepare the
mounting surface.
26. Connect top shield and wall mount as shown
in Image 25.
NOTE: The thread size for Top shield,
pendant pole and mount is 1.5” NPT.
27. Run Ethernet Cable and outside power cable
(if necessary) through the Wall Mount.
28. Attach Wall Mount to the wall using drywall
screws or any optional hardware suitable for
the mounting surface.
29. For installation of the camera shown in image
26, please reference “Mounting the
Camera”.
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B
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