Verint RP 500 Series Service manual

Mounting and Operating Instructions of the
RP 500 Serie
for mobile video surveillance
07 2005

Foreword
Dear Customer,
By selecting a product of Verint Video Solutions GmbH, you have chosen a professional device that ensures the
highest quality and reliability. We would like to thank you here again for putting your trust in us and ask that
you read carefully the following information prior to operating the device so that you can fully enjoy all the
advantages of this product.
In presenting this document, Verint Systems does not make any guarantee regarding the correctness or
completeness of its contents, and reserves the right to alter this document at any time without notice.
This document may not be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, transferred to an electronic medium
or converted to a machine-readable form without prior written consent by Verint Video Solutions GmbH.
© 2005 Verint Systems Inc.
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Contents
General Information.....................................................................................................................................4
Product overview......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Security information ................................................................................................................................................... 4
Place of installation .................................................................................................................................................... 5
Scope of delivery ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Accessories / additional devices............................................................................................................................. 5
Warranty ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Installation .....................................................................................................................................................6
System overview.......................................................................................................................................................... 6
Detailed view................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Monunting ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Connecting diagram ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Initial Operating ............................................................................................................................................8
Settings / configuration............................................................................................................................................. 8
Appendix ........................................................................................................................................................9
Technical Specifications ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Cleaning and maintenance / servicing information.......................................................................................11
Error search .................................................................................................................................................................11
Technical support......................................................................................................................................................12
Notes .............................................................................................................................................................................13
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General information
Product overview
The Verint® RP 500 Series mini dome camera housings provide a reliable solution for mobile vehicles such as
buses, trams or trains. The RP 500 Series has a vandalism proof dome housing providing high resolution for
day and night operation, and colour or black and white cameras.
The housing has rounded edges to minimize the risk of injury to passengers. The cameras are designed to
operate in very bright but also in dark places and under extreme weather conditions. The RP 500 Series meets
common mobile transportation standards for Europe.
When combined with our wide range of recorders and monitors, the RP 500 Series provides a comprehensive
networked digital video surveillance solution to help transit personnel protect people and property, refute false
claims, and reduce frivolous lawsuits.
Security information
•Please read these instructions carefully before you operate the device. This will avoid possible damages
resulting from improper use.
•The device should only be installed by qualified professionals according to existing VDE (Association
for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies) regulations.
•Operate the cameras exclusively using the normal service voltage indicated.
•Observe any warnings on the device.
•The camera should only be used in a dry, dust-free and non-hazardous environment.
•Never use the device for purposes others than those for which it was intended.
•The device should be repaired only by qualified professionals.
•Should liquids or hard objects enter the housing, disconnect the power supply immediately. Have the
device checked by a qualified professional before you use it again (risk of electric shock).
•Operate the device only indoors.
•To avoid internal heat build-up in the device:
- the device should not be subjected to direct sunlight
-should have adequate distance from direct heat sources.
•For cleaning and maintaining the camera, follow the directions given in these instructions.
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General information
Place of installation
The camera is specially designed for video surveillance in busses and trains and fulfils the required European
standards for public transport.
Scope of delivery
•High resolution vandalism-proof dome camera with fixed lens (2.1mm; 2.9mm; 3.6mm; 4.3mm;
6.0mm; 8.0mm)
•Connecting cable incl. connector
•Fixing adaptor ring
•Mounting materials
•Mounting instructions
Accessories / additional devices
•Video cable 75 Ohm (e.g., RG-59)
•BNC connector
Warranty
The warranty is valid for 24 months and begins on the date of delivery. Any defects must be reported within 10
working days following delivery of the product. Hidden defects must be reported immediately when they are
discovered.
The warranty does not include damages to the products caused by accidents, unsuitable or improper usage,
non-authorized or incorrect mounting or startup, incorrect or improper handling, damages during transport or
improper maintenance. The warranty does not include costs you incur from installation or initial operation as
part of a warranty claim.
In response to a warranty claim we can choose to provide a replacement or repairs within an appropriate
period of time. If the defect is not successfully remedied we have the option of rescission or reduction, in case
of a negligible defect of reduction only.
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Installation
System overview
12 V DC (connection on recorder)
Video Signal (connection on recorder)
The dome camera needs a stabilised power supply of 12 V DC and has a power consumption of max. 2.0 W.
Cable connections
It is possible to lay separate cables for all connections.
Video = coaxial cable 75 Ω, (F)BAS, 1 Vss/75 Ω
Power supply = Operating Voltage: 12 V DC / GND
Detailed view
All specifications in mm!
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Installation
Mounting
Information on camera mounting location
•Keep an adequate distance to direct heat sources.
•Do not point the camera towards artificial lighting, the sun, the sky or in the direction of a window. The
best image quality will be achieved if both camera and lighting point to the area you want to record.
•Reduce the picture section to the essential area and install the camera as close to the object as
possible.
•Avoid head lights as back light in the video picture (also caused by reflections, e.g. on window panes).
Mounting of camera
Mount the camera as shown in the drawing on an adequate
surface. Use delivered materials only.
1. Fixing frame for holding ring
2. Fixing screws (4.0 x 35mm or 4.0 x 30mm)
3. Holding ring with camera unit
4. Fixing screws for holding ring Use metal eyelets
included in the delivery to secure the
installation
5. Acrylic glass dome (clear / black)
6. Cover frame for acrylic glass dome
7. Hexagon socket screw for tightening the cover
frame
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Installation / Initial Operation
Connecting diagram
Settings / configuration
Set the angle
Remove dome and fixing frame and detach screws from the camera module. Point camera module to the
correct picture section and fix screws afterwards. Attach dome with fixing ring with screws and thighten with
hexagon socket screw.
Sharpness setting (factory setting)
Loosen the hexagon socket screw for fixing the cover frame and open the dome camera by turning the cover
frame of the acrylic glass dome.
If the camera shows a blurred picture the lens focus can be readjusted. To do so, loosen the headless screw
above the lens. Screw the lens in or out until the picture is in focus.
NOTE
You only need to adjust the lense a few millimeters. When finished tighten the headless screw.
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Appendix
Technical Data RP 505K / RP 506K
CCD Sensor 1/3“ Sony Super HAD Interline CCD
Max. pixels (h x v) 768 x 576
Horizontal resolution RP 505K: 570 TV lines
RP 506K: 470 TV lines
Sensitivity RP 505K: 0.0075 lux on sensor / 0.15 lux with F2.0
RP 506K: 0.015 lux on sensor / 0.3 lux with F2.0
TV standard PAL, 625 lines
Enhancer Yes
Gamma correction 0.45
Electronic Shutter Automatic, 1/50 -1/100,000 sec.
Signal-to-noise ratio 46 dB (AGC off)
AGC 26 dB
Synchronisation Internal
Backlight Automatic
Spectral response RP 505K: 380 – 660 nm
RP 506K: 380 -1000 nm
Smear effect 0.01%
Video output signal (F)BAS 1Vss / 75 Ohm, BNC
RP 505K: S/W camera
RP 506K: Colour camera
Service voltage 12V/DC (DC 8.0 – 18.0 V)
Performance Max. 2 W
Operating temperature -10° to +50°C
Extended temperature area according to
EN501155-T1
-25° to +70°C
Humidity 90 % (not condensed)
Protective system according to associatio
n
German electrotechnicians (VDE)
IP41, class III
MTBF 80,000 hours
Housing shape Dome camera with clear dome
Connections Screw-type terminal or connecting cable included in the delivery
Weight 350g
550g with fixing ring
Mounting Ceiling attachment
Lens 2.1mm; 2.9mm; 3.6mm; 4.3mm; 6mm; 8mm
Dimensions (diameter / height) 109 mm / 75 mm
Extended product standards EN 50155 / "e" mark
EN 50121 -3-2 / DIN 5510
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Appendix
Technical Data RP 506L
CCD Sensor 1/3“ Sony Super HAD Interline CCD
Max. pixels (h x v) 768 x 576
Horizontal resolution 470 TV lines
Sensitivity 0.02 lux on sensor / 0.4 lux with F2.0
TV standard PAL, 625 lines
Enhancer Yes
Gamma correction 0.45
Electronic Shutter Automatic, 1/50 -1/100,000 sec.
Signal-to-noise ratio 46 dB (AGC off)
AGC 26 dB
Synchronisation Internal
Backlight Automatic
Spectral response 380 -660 nm
Smear effect 0.01%
Video output signal FBAS 1Vss / 75 Ohm, BNC
Service voltage 12V/DC (DC 8.0 – 18.0 V)
Performance Max. 2 W
Operating temperature -10° to +50°C
Extended temperature area according to
EN501155-T1
-25° to +70°C
Humidity 90 % (not condensed)
Protective system according to associatio
n
German electrotechnicians (VDE)
IP41, class III
MTBF 80,000 hours
Housing shape Dome camera with clear dome
Connections Screw-type terminal or connecting cable included in the
delivery
Weight 350g
550g with fixing ring
Mounting Ceiling attachment
Lens 2.1mm; 2.9mm; 4.3mm; 6mm; 8mm
Dimensions (diameter / height) 109 mm / 75 mm
Extended product standards EN 50155
"e" mark
EN 50121-3-2
DIN 5510
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Appendix
Cleaning and maintenance / servicing information
Before cleaning or servicing the camera, disconnect it from the power supply.
Clean the camera housing with a dry or slightly moist cloth (add a few drops of dishwashing liquid). Never use
organic solutions such as thinners, alcohols, petroleum products etc. for cleaning.
The interior of the device should only be cleaned by customer service or by qualified professionals. To
safeguard the electrical components, the interior of the device should never be cleaned with water or other
liquids or be immersed in water.
The instructions should be included if giving the device to a third party.
Error search
Error description Cause
Camera station does not send a video
signal.
♦Check the connection of the service voltage (12 V
DC).
♦Check the connection of the video cable at the
camera.
♦Check to see that your power supply is functioning
(12 V DC)
♦Check the connections to the camera (video /
voltage).
The video picture is too dark ♦There is insufficient lighting
The video picture ist out of focus.♦The focus is not adjusted properly.
Video picture has double images (ghosts) ♦Incorrect 75 Ωterminating resistance
♦Video cable shielding is broken
If there is still no change after following the help measures described above, contact Technical Support with an
exact description of the error.
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Appendix
Technical support
Should difficulties arise while installing or operating the device, we offer you technical support at
[phone] or at [email protected] .
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Notes
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Notes
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Notes
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Configuration
Verint Video Solutions GmbH
Norderhofenden 12-13
D-24937 Flensburg
Tel: +49 (0)461 – 14 15 90
Fax: +49 (0)461 – 14 15 9-10
Email: mobiles[email protected]
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