Operating Elements And Connections; Safety Notes - Monacor TVCCD-480 Mode D'emploi

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operating elements and connections described.

1 Operating Elements and Connections

(figs. 1 et 2)
1 Protection cover
2 C mount adapter ring for screwing a lens with
C mount thread
3 Hexagon head screws for adjusting the mechanical
focus setting for the lens
4 Adapter with thread jack [thread 6.3 mm (
mounting the camera; it can be screwed to the top
side or bottom side of the camera
5 Jack for connecting a DC voltage controlled lens
("DC iris" lens), see fig. 3
pin 1: control -
pin 2: control +
6 BNC jack for the video output
7 On/off switch for the automatic electronic shutter
8 Screw terminal strip for connecting a video signal
controlled lens ("video iris" lens)
terminal "+9V": operating voltage 9 V
terminal "SIG": video signal 1 Vpp
terminal "GND": ground
9 Switch for the automatic gain control (AGC)
position "LO": 5 – 32 dB amplification
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pin 3: drive +
pin 4: drive -
position "HI": 5 – 50 dB amplification
10 Power LED
11 Control for adjusting the video signal level when
using a DC voltage controlled lens
12 Low voltage jack (drill hole Ø 5.5 mm, centre contact
Ø 2.1 mm; centre contact = positive pole) for the
connection to the power supply (12 V )

2 Safety Notes

The camera corresponds to the directive 89/336/EEC
for electromagnetic compatibility.
The camera is only suitable for indoor use. For out-
side mounting it must be placed into a weatherproof
housing.
Protect the camera against dust, humidity, and heat
(admissible ambient temperature range 0 – 40 °C).
Align the camera so that the lenses of the lens as-
sembly are not exposed to direct sunlight. This might
damage the CCD image sensor chip.
If the camera is used for purposes other than orig-
inally intended, if it is not connected or operated cor-
rectly or not repaired in an expert way, there is no lia-
bility for possible damage.
For cleaning only use a dry, soft cloth, by no means
chemicals or water.
If the camera is to be put out of operation definitively,
it must be disposed of in a local recycling plant.