MiRs CAM 220 User manual

CAM220 & 230
High performance CCTV camera with
built in Balun and internal connections
for neat & easy installation
Handbook &
Instructions
XCAM220 Vol3
Maximum IR
Sensitivity
CAM220
Ivory
CAM230
Chrome

Introduction
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With a built in Balun the camera can be installed with either
CAT5 or Composite co-ax cable allowing  exible installation
options. The camera’s menu can be controlled by “up the co-ax
telemetry” (PELCO-C) or additional 2-wire telemetry (PELCO-D)
making it easier to set up on site and remotely.
Dual power (12V DC and 24V AC), a clever internal connection
PCB for neat and fast installation and stunning picture quality
make the CAM220 & 230 great  rst choice CCTV Dome
cameras for any installation.
•Auto Digital Zoom
•Dual Voltage 12V DC, 24V AC
•Built in Balun
•Pelco D - (RS485 2 wire)
•Pelco C - (Up the co-ax)
•700TVL colour mode - 800TVL B&W mode
•NiteDevil low light - 0.00019Lux
•Internal connections - no flying lead
•Vandal-proof & Weatherproof
•3 Axis Gimbal for wall or ceiling mounting
•Mega-pixel 2.8 ~ 12 mm Auto Iris Lens
•Metal housing with Polycarbonate dome
Maximum IR
Sensitivity

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Inside The Camera
Zoom Adjustment
Unlocking this screw allows you to adjust the
zoom in and out of the camera.
Focus Adjustment
Unlocking this screw allows
you to re-adjust the focus of
the camera after adjusting
the zoom.
Video Out - Main
Connect your co-ax to this
for the main Video output.
See pages 6, 7
Video Out - Spare
Spare video out for local
test using a test monitor.
Joystick
Press down to bring up the OSD then navigate
using the joystick. Down again is select.
Conduit Entry
20mm blank supplied.
(Cable entry also at rear through a grommet)
Connection Block
Spring lock connections to wire up
the camera.
See pages 6, 7, 8, 9
Left-Right Axis
Unlock these screws to adjust the
left-right orientation of the camera.
(2 Screws, 1 either side)
Rotational Axis
Turn this to rotate the cameras output
image so that it is correct on a monitor.
(Loosen tilt screws fi rst)
Tilt Axis
Unlock this screw and one on the other
side to tilt the camera up and down.
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Mounting The Camera
The camera can be mounted on a wall, ceiling or attached to
an optional wall bracket.
To ensure that the camera is weatherproof, a rubber grommet is
provided through which the cable enters the camera.
Prior to the end of the installation you need to additionally
seal the grommet with a  exible silicone product. This is
because the rubber grommet may shrink or get stressed by
cable movement over time.
TIP
The wall bracket
helps prevent
rain obscuring
the camera’s
vision and also
adds additional
weatherproo ng. It
is a recommended
accessory. Apply silicone here
Alternative cable entry
point (20mm Gland)

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Powering The Camera
The dome requires either a 12V DC regulated power supply or
a 24V AC power supply it draws a maximum current of around
150mA @12V DC.
Connections are not polarity sensitive therefore the power can
be connected either way round, the power terminals are easy
to identify as they are marked in red.
There are four easy ways to cable the camera:
1RG59+2
No Balun required - easy and simple installation.
2RG59+4
No Balun required - extra cores allow a DVR with RS485
to control the camera’s OSD.
3CAT5+2
Requires a balun at the remote end - heavy duty power
cores can power multiple cameras. OSD control by
DVR possible.
4CAT5
Requires a balun at the remote end - uses the CAT5 cores
for power (Powers single cameras only). OSD control by
DVR possible.
24V AC is a good choice on long cable runs to power the
camera as you get less voltage drop in the power cores,
however if using 24V AC use only CAT5+2 or RG59+2 to avoid
the AC signal interfering with the video signal.

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RG59+2 Cable contains - 1 co-ax core + 2 power cores
To DVR or
Monitor
12V DC or
24V AC PSU

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RG59+4 (PTZ Combo Cable)Cable contains - 1 co-ax core + 2 power cores + 2 data cores
To DVR or
Monitor
12V DC or
24V AC PSU
RS485 Keyboard
or Test Monitor
to control OSD

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CAT5+2 Cable contains - 4 pairs data cores (CAT5E style) + 2 heavy duty power cores
Balun B
To DVR or
Monitor
12V DC or
24V AC PSU
RS485 Keyboard
or Test Monitor
to control OSD

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CAT5 Cable contains - 4 pairs data cores (CAT5E style)
Balun B
To DVR or
Monitor
12V DC
RS485 Keyboard
or Test Monitor
to control OSD

Accessing The Menus
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You can access the menus in the camera by three means:
1Micro Joystick on the PCB inside the dome.
2REM088 Up the co-ax telemetry control.
(Optional extra)
3RS485 control using a keyboard, DVR,
or CCTVMate test monitor.
Micro Joystick
To access the menus using the
Micro-Joystick simply press the joystick
down and the menu will pop up on the
camera’s image. Gently moving the
joystick up-down-left-right allows you to
navigate through the menus. Selection
is made by another downward push.
REM088
The REM088 simply connects “in-line” with the camera and the
DVR or monitor as shown (Top, right). It’s a very convenient way
to access the camera’s menu system as you can do this after
the camera is installed and  ne tune the camera whilst sitting
comfortably next to the
DVR. It sends the control
signals through the video
co-ax so you don’t need
any additional cables.
REM088 will not work
through Baluns or CAT5.
RS485
The camera also has traditional RS485 Pelco-D control and
has two terminals to connect the RS485 control device to.
PTZ keyboards, some DVRs or the CCTVMate test monitor
all have RS485 control outputs that can control the camera.
This method can be useful to adjust cameras remotely that are
connected to DVRs. The Default setting is BAUDRATE = 9600,
PROTOCOL = PELCO-D, ID =01.
REM088
LCD330