American Dynamics RASIPPS-1 User manual

SpeedDome Optima Indoor Installation Guide

RASI Series

Before performing these steps, ensure power is off and

read additional information attached for important

details and warnings!

Using the template

sup plied, c ut a hole in

the c eiling.

Adjust all four “swing

out” mounting clips for

the c eiling thic kness..

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Attach cable connectors.

Ensure power isoff.

Use sc re wd rive r

sup plied to tighten

connectorscrews. DO

NOTover tighten the

connectors!

Pl a c e c o v e r

on housing.

Se c u r e c a b l e t o

housing using the

cable tie supplied.

If running cablesthrough

conduit (not shown), remove

appropriate knockout (1/2in

Or 3/4in), and connect

conduit to the cover.

If running cablesdirect

(shown), attach the clamp

a n d nut a sse m b ly sup p lie d t o

one of the 1/2in knockouts in

the side of the cover.

Video Power

(Green)

Data

(Black)

On Cable

RS422

SensorNet

Manchester

*AR

*AI

R+

R–

T+

T–

–

~ (AC)

GND

BLK

RED

WHT

ORG

GRN

YEL

BRN

ORG

YEL

InputOutput

BLK

WHT

Alarm

(Grey)

Cable

hookup

Set the dom e add ress and

terminate the dome, if

necessary.

Th e c a m e ra / m o to r a sse m b ly is sh ip p e d

“terminated” (switch to left) for when it is installed

at the end of a data cable. Should the cable

continue to another dome, move the slide

switch to the right to “unterminate”.

Terminate

Sw i t c h

Address Switches

SW3 SW2 SW1

x100 x10 x1

The addressrange isfrom 001 to 255,

except for Manchester, which is 01 to 64.

Set switches. Example: For address 107,

set SW3 to 1, SW2 to • , and SW1 to 7.

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Secure the housing to

a strong structural

c e iling m e m be r.

Secure the housing to

the c eiling.

Attach the bubble

to the housing.

Place the large hole in the

end of the lanyard over the

screw head on the bubble.

Pull the end of the lanyard to

the inside of the bubble to

snap it in place.

Alig n ta b s in the

bubble with mating

tabs in the housing.

Turn the bubble clockwise

until it c atc hes the ta bs and

st o p s.

Insert housing.

Turn each of the four

loc king sc rews c loc kwise

to seat the “swing out”

mounting clipstightly

against the ceiling.

Attach an S-hook to

safety chain supplied,

then attach the S-hook

to the housing. Close

the ends of the S-hook.

Attach the end of the

c ha in to itself using

another S-hook. Close

the ends of the S-hook.

Run the c hain up into

the ceiling and wrap it

around a structural

member above the

housing.

Keep the chain taught

as possible. Do not

se c u re t h e ho u sing t o

a fire control system.

Green, red, and yellow LEDs will light in

various patterns to indicate status.

Typically, these LEDs do not need to be

viewed unlessa failure occurs. See

“Troubleshooting” in inform ation

attached for an explanation

Of the LED patterns.

Power the dome (heater fans turn on).

The camera lensthen followsa pattern

until it reaches its home position. The

c ontroller c an then be used to c all up

and control the dome.

If OK, continue. If not, see

“Troubleshooting” in information

attached.

SpeedDome Optima Outdoor Installation Guide

RASO Series

= Step Prevents Before performing these steps, ensure power

is off and read additional information attached

for important details and warnings!

Water Intrusion.

Green Connector

(Power)

Black Connector

(Data)

Gray Connector

(Relay)

Manchester

SensorNet

RS-422

Check o-ring

is properly set.

Turn until no threads

are exposed.

Keep cables from

twisting while turning

housing.

IMPORTANT!

This housing meets IP66/Nema 4

ratings provided it is used with a properly installed

ROENDC End Cap Assembly and one of the following

mounts: RHOTR Over-the Roof Mount, RHOSW Short

Wall Mount, or RHOLW Long Wall Mount.

Thread cablesthrough

end cap assembly

and attach housing to

mounting structure.

Attach cable connectors

(in kit 0351-1686-01).

Pin 1 - 24Vac

Pin 2 - Common

Pin 3 - 24Vac

Pin 1 - NC

Pin 2 - Common

Pin 3 - NO (3.5mA sink)

Pin 4 - Alarm return

Pin 5 - Alarm input (3.5mA sink)

Pin 1-4 - Not used

Pi n 5 - Wh i t e

Pi n 6 - Bl a c k

Pin 1-4 - Not used

Pin 5 - Orange

Pin 6 - Yellow

Pin 1 - Orange

Pin 2 - Green

Pin 3 - Yellow

Pin 4 - Brown

Pins 5-6 - Not used

Ma ke c onne c tions,

insert c a bles into

end cap assembly,

and attach cover.

Ensure black foam plug isaround

cable and press-fit into pipe.

At end of pipe.

Se e A, B, C .

ABC

Line up.

Push to line

and maintain

compresion.

Tighten

Ensure seal and sleeve

are properly set.

Seal Sl e e v e

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ttach bubble to housing.

Set the dome address and

terminate the dome, if

necessary.

Loosen three captive screws

and push in all three tabs

simultaneously to release the

assembly from the housing.

Remove the camera/motor

assembly from the housing.

The camera/motorassembly isshipped

“terminated” (switch to left) for when it is

installed at the end of a data cable. Should

the c able continue to another dome, move

the slide switch to the right to “unterminate”.

Atta c h b ub b le

assembly.

Re-attach the camera/motor

assembly to the housing.

Re m o v e l i n i n g f r o m

adhesive-backed desiccant

bag and affix bag,

to the surface of

the camera/motor assembly

just above the heater

assembly.

adhesive

side down,

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Terminate

Sw i t c h

Address Switches

ttach lanyard to stud

on flange of housing.

Secure with thumbnut.

SW3 SW2 SW1

x100 x10 x1

The address range is from 001 to 255,

exc ept for Manc hester, which is 01 to 64.

Set switches. Example: For address107,

set SW3 to 1, SW2 to • , and SW1 to 7.

Align the three armsof the chassis over the

tabsinside the sunshield of the housing.

Heater assembly.

Arm sp a c ing is not sym m etric a l.

Dome goes into housing only one

way.

Push the assembly up into the housing until

it snap s in plac e. Sec ure using captive

sc re ws in the a rm s.

Ensure all four

tamperproof

sc re ws a re

tight.

Once the bubble is attached to the housing,

su rf a c e A m u st m e e t su rfa c e B .

Ensure lanyard is not caught between a) flange

and trim ring gasket, or b) trim ring and sunshield.

on all sides

Check for

cracksin

bubble.

Disc a rd

bubble if

found.

Check for

bent

flange.

Disc a rd

housing if

found.

Sunshield

Power the dome (heater fans turn on).

The camera lens then follows a pattern

until it reac hes its home position. The

controller c an then be used to call up

and control the dome.

If OK, continue. If not, see

“Troubleshooting” in inform ation

attached.

Green, red, and yellow LEDs will light in

various patterns to indicate status.

Typically, these LEDs do not need to be

viewed unless a failure occurs. See

“Troubleshooting” in inform ation

attached for an explanation

Of the LED patterns.

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SpeedDome®Optima

Housing

Continuation of Installation

Information

RASI Indoor Series

RASO Outdoor Series

Contents

To the Installer....................................................... 5

Special Product Features ...................................... 5

Tools Required ...................................................... 5

Warnings and Cautions......................................... 6

Preventing Condensation in Outdoor Domes........ 7

Connector Pin Assignments .................................. 7

Cable Requirements.............................................. 8

Synchronizing Domes ........................................... 9

Troubleshooting................................................... 10

Illustrated Parts List............................................. 11

Specifications ...................................................... 15

Declarations ........................................................ 18

To the Installer

This guide assumes that the outdoor mounting

structure to which the housing is attached is in

place and that data and power cables have been

pulled to the installation site. To install the outdoor

mounting structure, see documents shipped with

the structure.

Special Product Features

Indoor/Outdoor Housing

The dome camera has one alarm input and one

SPDT relay. Surge protection is provided on all

external lines, including video.

Outdoor Housing Only

The outdoor housing has a sunshield cover and

bubble that protect the dome camera. Tamperproof

screws affix the bubble to the housing.

The housing is temperature controlled and

weatherproof. A built-in thermostat and heater

prevent ice from forming on the outside of the

bubble.

Tools Required

•6.6mm (1/4in) fixed-handle

nut driver for Torx bit

•Wire cutters and strippers

•2.5mm (0.1in) slotted screwdriver

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Warnings and Cautions

Please review the following warnings and cautions

before you begin installation or service.

Warnings

WARNING! Always use proper lift and

safety equipment for the location and

type of installation. Use the safety

features of the lift equipment.

WARNING! When connecting wires,

ensure electrical power is not connected

to the camera dome. The dome will

move when power is applied. Also,

ensure electrical power is not connected

to nearby fixtures you might touch during

installation.

WARNING! The camera dome runs on

24Vac. DO NOT connect line voltage to

the dome.

North America power requirements: In

North America, this device is intended to

be supplied from a Class 2 power

supply. For outdoor installations, use

Class 3 wiring techniques, liquid-tight

conduit, or liquid-tight pipe.

This installation should be made by a

qualified service person and should

conform to all local codes.

WARNING! DO NOT install this housing

where combustible or explosive products

are stored or used.

WARNING! EU power requirements:

This product runs on 24Vac. In the EU, it

is intended to be powered from a Limited

Power Source. A limited power source is

a certified source of SELV, and if

inherently limited, with 8 amps maximum

output current, and a maximum of 100VA

available; or if not inherently limited,

fused with a maximum value of 3.3

Amps, meeting section 2.11 of IEC950,

and a maximum of 250VA available. The

power supply can be obtained through

Sensormatic or through another source

where the provider can furnish the

verification. This is required to assure

electrical safety in the product.

Cautions

•To protect the bubble assembly, leave it in its

box until you are ready to install it.

•Do not run data/power cables adjacent to or in

the same conduit as line voltage mains power.

•Network cable/device requirements (additional

requirements are listed on page 8):

Network

Cable

Thickness

Required

Maximum

Devices per

Cable Run

SensorNet 22AWG 32

RS-422 22AWG 10

Manchester 18AWG 3

•If required, set data cable termination inside the

housing.

•If using a VM96 controller with a software

version before 5.2, it is recommended that be

upgraded to the current version. Otherwise, first

must load a file that enables the VM96 to

recognize this camera dome. An Update Kit

containing a floppy disk and instructions (8000-

2717-01) for downloading the file is supplied.

CAUTION: The VM96 will not

recognize this dome if the file is not

loaded.

Outdoor Version Only

Water leaks, even small ones, can

increase humidity inside the outdoor

housing. To help eliminate humidity,

follow all instructions explicitly and

also the following cautions:

- DO NOT use over seals such as

RTV and silicone caulks.

- Ensure fans spin when power is

on.

Also see “Preventing Condensation”

on page 7.

•Keep cables within the housing away from the

heater assembly.

•If possible, mount the housing so the least

needed view (such as a wall, building corner, or

pole) is opposite the fan/heater assembly.

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Preventing Condensation in

Outdoor Domes

Damage, missing parts, or procedures

that most often allow water to enter

the housing are as follows (refer to

figures opposite):

Mounts that allow water to enter the air path. If

an older horizontal mount is used, replace it

with a new model or ensure there is ample

slope away from the camera dome and a foam

plug is present

Missing foam plug from entry into the pipe of

the mounting structure

Missing O-ring on cover, or missing sleeve or

seal on end cap assembly

Missing Teflon tape around any housing pipe

threads

RTV or similar sealant covering an air path

Loose nuts (4) at the top of the housing

Heater fans not turning

Bent flange on metal housing that

compromises the gasket seal between the

bubble and the housing

Plugged drain holes in the bubble trim ring

Cracked bubble

Tamperproof screws that are missing or

improperly tightened compromise the gasket

seal between the bubble and the housing

Ensure lanyard is not caught between: a)

flange and trim ring gasket, and b) trim ring

and sunshield.

Connector Pin Assignments

GREEN CONNECTOR (POWER)

Pin Color Description

1 Black 24Vac

2 Red Common

3 White 24Vac

BLACK CONNECTOR (DATA)

Manchester

Pin Color Designation

1-4 Not used.

5 White Manchester (+)

6 Black Manchester (–)

RS-422 / SensorNet

Pin Color Designation

1 Orange RS-422 Data In High (+)

2 Green RS-422 Data In Low (–)

3 Yellow RS-422 Data Out High (+)

4 Brown RS-422 Data Out Low (–)

5 Orange SensorNet (unshielded)

6 Yellow SensorNet (unshielded)

*Color based on composite cable.

GRAY CONNECTOR (RELAY OUTPUTS)

Pin Color Description

1 N/A Normally Closed

2 N/A Common

3 N/A Normally Open (3.5mA sink)

4 N/A Alarm Return

5 N/A Alarm input (3.5mA sink)

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Cable Requirements

Data Cable

The table below shows requirements for

SensorNet, RS-422, and Manchester networks. For

more information about communication protocols

and cable networks, see Communication Protocols

and Cable Networks, 8000-2573-19.

Data cable requirements

SensorNet RS-422 Manchester

Cable type 1

unshielded,

twisted

pair*

shielded,

twisted

pair*

shielded

twisted

pair**

Wire gauge 22 AWG 22 AWG 18 AWG

Connection Non-

polarized

Polarized Polarized

Max.

devices on

line

32 10 3

* Power, data, and video cables can be ordered

separately or within a composite cable that can be

ordered in various lengths. Plenum-rated cables must

be used in indoor ceilings used for environmental air

return (called "other air space" in the National

Electrical Code). Order parts through your distribution

network.

Note: If you order cable from an outside source, wire

colors may be different.

** Belden 88760 (plenum), or Belden 8760 cable (non-

plenum) cable is recommended. Plenum-rated cables

must be used in indoor ceilings used for

environmental air return (called "other air space" in

the National Electrical Code). Order cable directly

from Belden by calling 1-800-235-3361.

Power Cable

Plenum ceilings. Cable must be rated for plenum

and routed through electrical conduit. Use the

cable connection cover for conduit termination and

cable connections to the dome. Knockouts in the

cover accept ½" and ¾" conduit.

WARNING: Do not run data and power

cables adjacent to or in the same conduit

as line voltage mains power.

Power cables. Make power cable lengths as short

as possible to minimize the affects of low line

voltages and outdoor cold temperature

performance. Maximum cable length between a

Class 2 LPS (low voltage) ac source, such as a

J-box, and the dome depends on the ac line

voltage. See the tables below for maximum cable

lengths based on the worst-case low line voltages.

The line voltage must not go below the voltage

shown for the dome to be able to power up and

operate at the corresponding distances shown.

Typically cable distances are used that provide a

15% margin between nominal and low line

conditions. For example, if the nominal voltage

measures 120Vac, restrict the cable length to the

distance for .85 x 120 or approximately 100Vac.

Power Cable Requirements: Indoor Dome

The following table shows the maximum cable

distance between various indoor power sources

and the indoor SpeedDome Optima, for several

worst-case low line voltages.

These distances are for Sensormatic composite

cables, which use 18 AWG ac power wires.

This table applies to domes produced after October

of 2001; distances are much less for earlier domes.

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Worst-Case Meters

Low Line V (Feet)

117 130 (425)

100 80 (250)

90 60 (200)

117 160 (525)

100 100 (325)

90 60 (200)

117 160 (525)

100 100 (325)

90 80 (250)

240 160 (525)

200 100 (325)

180 80 (250)

117 210 (675)

100 130 (425)

90 80 (250)

240 210 (675)

200 130 (425)

180 80 (250)

117 200 (625)

100 130 (425)

90 100 (325)

240 225 (750)

200 160 (525)

180 125 (375)

117 130 (425)

100 100 (325)

90 60 (200)

240 160 (525)

200 100 (325)

180 80 (250)

0300-0914-03

Universal Transformer

Indoor Dome

AC Power Source

RJ860AP

10-position RS 422

RJ1SNUD, RS856UD

1-position SensorNet

or RS 422 J-Box

28 VA

Transformer

Indoor 240V/50Hz J-Box

RJ860AP1

RJ1SNUD-1, RS856UD-1

10-position RS 422

Indoor 120V/60Hz J-Box

RJ6SN

6-position SensorNet

5604-0006-01

50 VA

Transformer

5604-0044-01

1-position SensorNet

or RS 422 J-Box

Indoor J-Box

Power Cable Requirements: Outdoor Dome

The following table shows the maximum cable

distance between the outdoor SpeedDome Optima

and the 1-position and 6-position (see Note below)

junction boxes, for several worst-case low line

voltages. The distances are shown for 18, 16 and

14 AWG ac power cabling. 14 AWG is larger than

18 AWG and has lower resistance; thus the 14 AWG

has a larger current capacity and supports a longer

cable distance.

Worst-

Case Line

Voltages

18 AWG

16 AWG

14 AWG

90 Vac 30m (100ft) 50m (160ft) 80m (260ft)

102 Vac 60m (200ft) 100m (320ft) 160m (520ft)

180 Vac 30m (100ft) 50m (160ft) 80m (260ft)

204 Vac 60m (200ft) 100m (320ft) 160m (520ft)

Note: The 6-position SensorNet junction box

RJ6SN can power two Outdoor SpeedDome

Optimas or SpeedDome Ultras. However, this

6-position junction box has two banks, one for

dome positions 1, 2, and 3, and a second bank for

positions 4, 5, and 6. If the junction box is used to

power an outdoor dome, no other dome can be

powered from the same bank.

Synchronizing Domes

To prevent picture rolling when switching from

camera to camera, all domes can be synchronized

to a 50Hz or 60Hz ac source. A V-phase

adjustment at the control console enables the

dome to sync to any line phase.

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Troubleshooting

If a failure cannot be easily fixed external to the

dome, send the dome to a repair center.

No power (no LEDs light).

Check for power coming in from J-box or controller.

Homing routine does not complete.

Green, red, and yellow LEDs are visible through

small holes in the dome housing that surround the

camera yoke. After power up, the LEDs light as

follows.

GREEN

(DS1) RED

(DS2) YELLOW

(DS3)

PLD Loading (20 sec) On Off Off

Homing Process Off Blink On

Looking for Network* On Off On

Online Waiting for 1st

Command**

Blink Blink On

* If the dome remains in this state, it cannot locate the

SensorNet, RS-422, or Manchester network.

** The yellow LED remains on until it receives a PTZ movement

command, then goes off. Further PTZ commands will cause

the LED to blink; otherwise, the LED is off.

Connected to RS-422 but no communication.

Check RS-422 wiring by doing the following.

1. Set the dome address to 901; observe the

green, red, and yellow LEDs through the

housing.

LED Indication Cause

Yellow blinks Wiring OK.

Red flickers,

Green blinks*

RS-422 wired

backwards.

Red blinks.

Green flickers*

A wire is not

connected.

*Fix wiring.

2. Reset the dome to the desired address.

No video.

1. Check the video cable and its connection to the

dome. If not OK, fix or replace cable.

2. Check the iris setting. Open iris or set to auto

iris.

3. If the problem is not corrected, send the dome

to a repair center.

Video rolls when switching cameras.

Perform V-phase adjustment at the controller.

Contrast or color off

1. Check the iris setting. Open iris or set to auto

iris.

2. If the problem is not corrected, send the dome

to a repair center.

Pan control absent or improper, but other

control OK.

Send the dome to a repair center.

Tilt control absent or improper, but other

control OK.

1. Check tilt belt operation. Fix the belt if

necessary.

2. If the problem is not corrected, send the dome

to a repair center.

Zoom, focus, and iris control is absent.

Check the flex cable connecting the camera the

housing. If you see any damage, send the dome to

a repair center.

Only some camera control works (for example,

zoom and focus work, iris does not).

Send the dome to a repair center.

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