American Dynamics AD1689B Installation Instructions Manual

Brand: American Dynamics

Model: AD1689B

Type: Installation Instructions Manual

This manual is also suitable for

1689B

Model 1689B

General Purpose

8-Channel Receiver

Installation Instructions

This manual describes the installation and operating procedures for the 1689B Eight-Channel Receiver. Receivers are designed

as the remote control device for operation of a motorized pan & tilt unit and a motorized lens unit. Since camera sites are often a

great distance from the operator’s viewing location, these receivers provide the operator with positive control of the camera site.

Receivers also provide the operator with control of auxiliary devices such as lights, doors, etc. at the camera site. Receivers are

individually coded for each camera site so only the camera under observation will be controlled by the operator.

This software/firmware is confidential to and is copyrighted by SENSORMATIC ELECTRONICS CORPORATION. It is not to

be copied or disclosed in any manner without the express written consent of SENSORMATIC. The software is furnished to the

purchaser under a license for use on a single system.

NOTE: Information furnished by SENSORMATIC is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no responsibility is

assumed by SENSORMATIC for its use; nor for any infringements of other rights of third parties which may result from its use.

No license is granted by implications or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of SENSORMATIC.

The installation of this product should be made by qualified

service personnel and should conform to all local codes.

QA301D

To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do

not expose this product to rain or moisture.

AMERICAN

DYNAMICS

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVERS (OR BACK) .

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

The lightning flash with arrowhead

symbol, within an equilateral

triangle, is intended to alert the

user to the presence of uninsulated

"dangerous voltage" within the

product's enclosure that may be of

sufficient magnitude to constitute a

risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an

equilateral triangle is intended to

alert the user to the presence of

important operating and maintenance

(servicing) instructions in the

literature accompanying the product.

Unpack carefully. This is an electronic product and should

be handled as such. Compare the items received with the

packing list with your order.

Be sure to save:

1. The shipping cartons and insert pieces. They are the

safest material in which to make future shipments of

the product.

2. The IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS sheet.

3. These Installation and Operating Instructions.

User maintenance of this unit is limited to external cleaning

and inspection. For specific recommendations refer to the

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS sheet packaged with this product.

If you require information during installation of this

product or if service seems necessary, contact the

Sensormatic Repair and Service Department at (800)

442-2225. You must obtain a Return Authorization Number

and shipping instructions before returning any product for

service.

Do not attempt to service this product yourself. Opening or

removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages or

other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

This equipment has been tested and

found to comply with Part 15 of the

FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the

following two conditions: 1. This

device may not cause harmful

interference, and 2. This device

must accept any interference

received, including interference

that may cause undesired operation.

Table of Contents

Product Description................................................1

Features ..................................................................1

Setup.......................................................................2

Installation..............................................................3

Cable Connections .................................................4

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The 1689B Receiver is used with matrix switching systems to

control pan, tilt, zoom, focus, iris and auxiliary functions at a

camera site. This receiver is classified as an eight-channel

type since eight independent control channels are supplied.

The 1689B will control, depending on factory configuration,

eight (8) cameras with no auxiliaries, four (4) cameras with

four (4) auxiliaries, or eight (8) auxiliaries. The output voltages

are set for 24 VAC.

Receivers obtain control instructions via the common code

lines originating from system CPUs, the system input bays, or

intervening code distribution units. To enable each receiver to

identify those control signals intended for it, each receiver

must be set up at installation to identify the camera number(s)

with which it is to be associated.

This Installation Manual includes the following OP00xx

inserts which provide wiring assignment tables related to the

product.

Insert Receiver Configuration

OP0064 1689/8 (8 Cameras)

OP0065 1689/4 (4 Cameras, 4 Aux)

OP0066 1689/0 (8 Auxiliaries)

OP0094 1689/8P (8 Cameras, with Presets)

OP0095 1689/4P (4 Cameras, 4 Aux, with Presets)

FEATURES

Pan/Tilt and Lens Control

As delivered, each channel of the receiver provides drive

outputs at 24 VAC for control of Pan/Tilt motors and at 10

VDC output for lens control. Eight of the 12-pin connectors,

located on the printed circuit board (PCB) within the unit,

contain all the connections required for control of the Pan/Tilt

and lens.

Note: Certain Pan/Tilt units require alternate voltages

other than those noted in this manual. If necessary, call the

Technical Support Department for information or

assistance (1-800-442-2225).

Table 1. Pan/Tilt and Lens Ratings

Function Voltage Current (note 1)

Pan Motor 24 VAC 2 Amps

Tilt Motor 24 VAC 2 Amps

Iris Motor 10 VDC .05 Amps

Focus Motor 10 VDC .05 Amps

Zoom Motor 10 VDC .05 Amps

NOTE 1: Total of all 24 V Pan/Tilt motor currents and

Auxiliary currents (all channels combined) is not to exceed 7

Amps.

Auxiliaries

If configured for auxiliary operation, the receiver provides four

or eight output channels of auxiliaries for user-controlled

devices. Each channel assigned as auxiliary can have two

latching and two momentary outputs.

Preset Scene

This optional feature allows the operator to preselect a scene

and recall the scene upon keyboard command. (If this option

is provided, the model number will include a suffix of "P".)

The programmed scene is stored at the receiver with battery

backup in the event of a power failure.

When controlled by the 1600 or 1700 system, the receiver

allows eight preset scenes per camera to be programmed.

When controlled by the 1650, 1900, 2050 or 2150 system, the

receiver allows 72 preset scenes per camera to be programmed.

Refer to the installation and operation manuals for the

appropriate control system for the programming procedures.

DESCRIPTION and FEATURES

IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY PROBLEMS OPERATING

THIS UNIT, OR NEED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,

CALL OUR SERVICE CENTER AT:

within the United States 1-800-442-2225

outside the United States (845) 624-7640

SETUP

There are eight pairs of rotary BCD switches which associate

the camera identifiers with their respective channel. The

locations of S1 through S16 on the PCB are shown in Figure 1

below. Rotary switches S1 and S2 are for the camera assigned

to channel 1, switches S3 and S4 are for the camera assigned to

channel 2, etc. The first switch of each pair is for the Tens

value and the second is for the Units value of the camera

identifier. For example, if camera 17 is used on channel 3,

then S5 is moved to the position marked ‘1’ and S6 is moved

to the position marked ‘7’.

The tables in OP0064 show the appropriate switches which

relate to a specific Pan/Tilt and lens connector for no

auxiliaries. For example, looking at Table OP0064, rotary

switches S5 and S6 refer to Pan/Tilt connector J301, or OUT 3.

Therefore, if camera 47 is to be used on Pan/Tilt and lens

connector J301, then S5 is set to '4' and S6 is set to '7'.

The OP0065 tables show rotary switches for four auxiliaries.

OP0066 shows switches for eight auxiliaries. If four or eight

are used, then the rotary switches must be used to assign a 12-

pin connector to an auxiliary (OUT 2, OUT 4, OUT 6, and

OUT 8 for four auxiliaries; OUT 1 to OUT 8 for eight

auxiliaries). For example, if an auxiliary is used on the second

connector J201 (OUT 2), set S3 to '0' and S4 to '2'. To access

this auxiliary from the CPU, enter 02 when asked for the

camera number.

Note: A camera identifier number cannot be assigned to

more than one camera channel, and an auxiliary number

cannot be assigned to more than one auxiliary channel.

Camera Identifier Conversion

Camera identifiers for Control Code Receivers are set to 1 - 64

only. Table 2 below contains a camera identifier conversion

table that is used to convert a camera identifier so that

appropriate switch settings can be made. To determine the

camera identifier setting, the number in the right column is

subtracted from the actual camera identifier.

Table 2. Camera Identifier Conversion Table

Actual

Camera Identifier SUBTRACT

1-64 0

65-128 64

129-192 128

193-256 192

257-320 256

321-384 320

385-448 384

449-512 448

513-576 512

577-640 576

641-704 640

705-768 704

769-832 768

833-896 832

897-960 896

961-1024 960

For example, if the actual camera identifier is 175, the number

to subtract is 128. The number that remains is 47 (175 minus

128). The appropriate channel Tens switch is set to 4, and the

Units switch is set to 7.

SETUP

J101

J201

J301

J401

J501

J601

J701

J801

Code LED

Power LED

OUT 1

OUT 2

OUT 3

OUT 5

OUT 4

OUT 6

OUT 7

OUT 8

Channel

Code Line

Connector

Rotary BCD

Switches

(S1 - S16)

Figure 1 - PCB Switch and Connector Wiring Layout

INSTALLATION

This installation should be made by qualified service personnel

and should conform to all local codes. Safeguards must be

taken to avoid unintentional operation by employees and

maintenance personnel working about the premises, by falling

objects, by customers, by building vibration, and by similar

causes.

Preparation

There are many user settable switches. If the unit is not set up

correctly, damage to this unit and any other devices connected

to it may result. Check all wiring and cabling before applying

power.

Mounting

Receivers are surface mounted and when used indoors can be

mounted with any orientation. Units to be mounted outdoors

must be securely mounted to a suitable surface, with the

hinged side facing to the left. The box should be mounted near

the camera(s) to be controlled to minimize voltage drop in the

wiring.

The housing is a standard NEMA 4, fiberglass reinforced

polyester, non-corrosive enclosure. The housing size is 17.5"

H x 14.8" W x 6.7" D.

Mount the unit with four 1/4" bolts appropriate to the type of

mounting surface. See Figure 2 below for mounting

dimensions.

For mounting to wood studs, use lag bolts (with a drilled pilot

hole) or wood screws which will penetrate the wood for at

least 2-1/2 inches. In concrete use lead or plastic anchors, or

expansion bolts, with at least a 70 pound pullout rating,

installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. For

mounting to steel surfaces, drill four bolt clearance holes and

use bolts with lockwashers and nuts. When mounting to

drywall (gypsum) wallboard, material must be at least 1/2"

thick, and the unit must be mounted with toggle bolts.

INSTALLATION

16.7"

5/16" (0.3125) DIA

12.0"

Figure 2 - Mounting Hole Dimensions

CABLE CONNECTIONS

Code Line Connections

The Control Code line connection to the receiver is made with

user-supplied, shielded 2-wire twisted pair, Belden 8760 or

equivalent (for Plenum, use Belden 88760 or equivalent). The

maximum code line length is 5000 feet.

The code line connector, J4, is a 4-position terminal strip

located near the rotary switches S1 through S16 (see Figure 1

or OP0064, OP0065 or OP0066). The PCB is marked B (black

code), W (white code), and S (shield) for the pin positions of

this connector.

Before starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

2. Open the receiver and find the code terminal connector,

located on the PCB, labeled J4.

Wiring:

1. Pass the code wire through the bushing to the code

connector. Do not tighten bushing.

2. Insert the Black Code wire into the screw terminal marked

3. Insert the White Code wire into the screw terminal marked

4. Insert the Shield wire into the screw terminal marked S.

5. Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing.

The 1689B receiver has a 120-ohm terminating resistor

installed on the PCB and is designed for “Star” or “Home

Run” connection to a code distribution unit (see Figure 3).

If the receiver is to be used in a “daisy chain,” the 120-ohm

terminating resistor must be removed from all but the last

receiver (see Figure 4). A 120 ohm termination must be

provided on the last piece of equipment on each line.

The 120-ohm resistor for the 1689B is located on the PCB in

the lower left corner of the board and is designated R1.

The green Code LED on these receivers is lit when the unit is

receiving valid code. A flickering Code LED indicates a

problem in the transmission of the code, poor or loose

connections, improper termination, or a defective receiver.

CONNECTIONS

REC

* 120 Ohm Termination

Code

Distribution

Unit

Receiver

Code

Distribution

Unit

W B S

Figure 3 - Code Distribution Unit "Star" Connection

Figure 4 - Code Line “Daisy Chain” Connections

CAUTION - Due to the presence of non-insulated

components with hazardous voltages, the

following internal adjustments should be

performed by qualified service personnel only.

Pan/Tilt and Lens Cable

The connections to a Pan/Tilt and a motorized lens are with

12-pin connectors. These connectors are located on the PCB,

in the front of the unit with the power switch in the upper left

corner. They are labeled J101 to J801 and OUT 1 to OUT 8,

respectively (see Figure 1 or OP0064, OP0065 or OP0066).

Before Starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

2. Open the receiver and find the Pan/Tilt and Lens connectors

located on the PCB in the front of unit with the power

switch in the upper left corner (see OP0064, OP0065 or

OP0066 depending on the delivered configuration). They

are labeled J101 to J801 (OUT 1 to OUT 8). If the unit is

configured for four auxiliaries, the Pan/Tilt and Lens

connectors are labeled J101, J301, J501 and J701 (OUT 1,

OUT 3, OUT 5, and OUT 7), respectively. For eight

auxiliaries, Pan/Tilt are not used.

Wiring:

3. Pass the wire through the bushing to the Pan/Tilt and Lens

connector. Do not tighten bushing.

4. Crimp the enclosed pins to the ends of the Pan/ Tilt and

Lens wires. For steps 5 through 15, refer to OP0064,

OP0065 or OP0066 for pinouts.

Pan/Tilt:

5. Insert the Pan Right wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Pan Right.

6. Insert the Pan Left wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Pan Left.

7. Insert the Tilt Up wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Tilt Up.

8. Insert the Tilt Down wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Tilt Down.

9. Insert the Pan/Tilt Common of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Pan/Tilt Common.

10.Insert the Pan/Tilt Shield of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Pan/Tilt Shield.

Lens:

11. Insert the Iris wire of the Lens unit into the pin location for

Iris.

12. Insert the Focus wire of the Lens unit into the pin location

for Focus.

13. Insert the Zoom wire of the Lens unit into the pin location

for Zoom.

14. Insert the Lens Common wire of the Lens unit into the pin

location for Lens Common.

15. Insert the Lens Shield wire of the Lens unit into the pin

location for Shield.

16. Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing.

Note: Do Not Connect the Lens Common to the Pan/Tilt

Common.

CONNECTIONS

Auxiliary Cable

If the unit is configured with auxiliaries, they are connected by

12-pin connectors. For four auxiliaries these connectors,

labeled J201, J401, J601 and J801 (OUT 2, OUT 4, OUT 6 and

OUT 8) respectively, are located in the front of the PCB (see

OP0065 or OP0066 for four and eight auxiliaries,

respectively). For eight auxiliaries these connectors are

labeled J101 to J801 (OUT 1 to OUT 8). OP0065 and OP0066

list the pin designations from the receiver to the auxiliary and

provides space for the installer to record the pinouts for the

specific installation.

Before Starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

2. Open the receiver and find the auxiliary connectors located

on the PCB in the front of the unit with the power switch in

the upper left corner (see Figure 1 or OP0064, OP0065 or

OP0066). They are labeled J201, J401, J601 and J801

(OUT 2, OUT 4, OUT 6 and OUT 8), respectively.

Wiring:

3. Pass the wire through the bushing to the auxiliary

connector. Do not tighten bushing.

4. Crimp the enclosed pins to the ends of the auxiliary wires.

For steps 5, 6 and 7 refer to OP0065 or OP0066 for pinouts.

5. Insert the Hot wire of the auxiliary into the pin location for

the appropriate auxiliary action and voltage.

6. Insert the Return wire of the auxiliary into the pin location

for the appropriate auxiliary voltage.

7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 for each auxiliary.

8. Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing.

Note: Do not connect the 24 VAC Auxiliary Commons to the

line VAC Commons.

Preposition Cable

The connections to the Pan/Tilt units are with 9-pin connectors

labeled J1 to J8 on the upper board (see OP0094). If the unit is

configured for four auxiliaries, use OP0095. If eight

auxiliaries are used, no presets are allowed.

Before Starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

Wiring:

2. Pass the wire through the bushing to the Preposition

connector. Do not tighten bushing.

3. Crimp the enclosed pins to the ends of the Pan/Tilt and

Lens servo wires.

Pan/Tilt Servo:

4. Insert the Pan (Wiper) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Pan.

5. Insert the Tilt (Wiper) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Tilt.

6. Insert the Focus (Wiper) wire of the Lens unit into the pin

location for Focus.

7. Insert the Zoom (Wiper) wire of the Lens unit into the pin

location for Zoom.

8. Insert the Servo (+) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for (+) REF.

9. Insert the Servo (-) wire of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for (-) REF.

Note: (+) and (-) REF are direction indicators. The definition

of direction is different among manufacturers. Reversed

connections will cause the Pan/Tilt of the lens to act

erratically. Reversing the (+) REF and the (-) REF will correct

the problem.

10. Insert the Pan/Tilt Shield of the Pan/Tilt unit into the pin

location for Shield.

11. Insert the Lens Shield of the Lens unit into the pin location

for Shield.

12. Remove any excess cable and tighten the bushing.

CONNECTIONS

Power Input

CAUTION - The following instructions for power input

require the installer to gain access to internal terminals and

power wiring which involve hazardous voltages and the risk of

electric shock. Power wiring must be done only by qualified

electricians or service personnel and should conform to

local codes.

See instructions provided with the enclosure for suitable

conduit connectors (when required), and mounting and caution

information.

The 1689B Receiver is designed to operate with 24 VAC, 120

VAC, or 230 VAC. This unit may be wired to a plug for

connection to an electrical outlet or hard-wired in accordance

with the National Electrical Code and local ordinances.

Before Starting:

1. Check power line to verify the power is off.

2. Open the Receiver and find the AC connector located at the

end opposite the input bushings.

3. Locate the red power LED at the left of the PCB near the

switches.

Wiring 120 VAC (U.S. - N.E.C. Standard)

Model AD1689B-8 operates on an input of 120 volts AC. Use

only 14 gauge copper wire for 120 volt AC power input.

1. Pass the wire through the bushing to the AC power

connector. Do not tighten bushing.

2. Connect the Ground wire (green) to the Green ground screw

marked GND.

3. Connect the Hot wire (black) to the terminal block terminal

marked HOT.

4. Connect the Neutral wire (white) to the terminal block

terminal marked NEUTRAL.

5. Remove any excess power cable and tighten the bushing.

6. Turn on the AC power.

7. Check the red LED. If it is illuminated, the unit is powered.

If the LED is off, check the power and the fusing.

Wiring 230 VAC

Model AD1689B-8X operates on 230 volts AC. Use wire

gauge consistent with local code requirements for 230 volt AC

power input.

1. Pass the wire through the bushing to the AC power

connector. Do not tighten bushing.

2. Connect the Ground wire (green w/yellow stripe) to the

Green ground screw marked GND.

3. Connect the Hot wire (brown) to the terminal block

terminal marked HOT.

4. Connect the Neutral wire (blue) to the terminal block

terminal marked NEUTRAL.

5. Remove any excess power cable and tighten the bushing.

6. Turn on the AC power.

7. Check the red LED. If it is illuminated, the unit is powered.

If the LED is off, check the power and the fusing.

Fusing

The transformers, as well as the PCB of this unit, have circuit

breakers and fuses for over-load protection. If they should fail

check all wiring and connections and external devices. If the

condition persists, the unit should be serviced. In addition,

each channel has its own fuse: T250VAC, 3.15A, 5x20mm,

IEC.

CONNECTIONS

Appendix

Page is loading ...

American Dynamics AD1689B Installation Instructions Manual

Brand: American Dynamics

Model: AD1689B

Type: Installation Instructions Manual

This manual is also suitable for

1689B

Download PDF

report

American Dynamics AD1689B Installation Instructions Manual

This manual is also suitable for

American Dynamics AD1689B Installation Instructions Manual

Related papers

Other documents