Dedicated Micros DRX Series Telemetry Receivers Owner's manual

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Owner's manual
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
MANUEL D’INSTALLATION
INSTALLATIONSHANDBUCH
MANUAL DE INSTALACIÓN
MANUALE D'INSTALLAZIONE
drx 400-II
CE Mark
This product is marked with the CE symbol and indicates compliance
with all applicable directives.
Directive 89/336/EEC.
A “Declaration of Conformity” is held at Dedicated Micros Ltd., 11
Oak Street, Swinton, Manchester, M27 4FL.
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 1
1. INDEX
1. Pre-installation & safety notes 2
Unpacking 2
Safety Precautions 2
2. Technical Specification 3
p.c.b. Terminal Blocks 5
Launch Amplifier 5
Presets on the Dennard drx 400 5
3. Installation Instructions 5
Dennard drx 400-II Connections 6
4. Self Test and Diagnostic Sequences 7
5. Cable Connection table 8
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 2
1. Pre-installation & safety notes
UNPACKING.
On receipt inspect the packaging and contents for signs of damage. If damage has occurred advise
the carrier and/or the suppliers immediately. Inspect the contents to confirm that all items are
present and undamaged. If any items are missing or damaged contact the supplier. It is advised
that the original carton is retained as this forms the safest transport container in the event that a
unit has to be returned for any reason.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
Instructions: This Handbook and all relevant safety instructions should be read before attempting
to install, connect or operate the unit. These instructions should also be retained and kept in a safe
place for future reference.
Moisture: Do not expose the internal electronics of this unit to moisture i.e. take care during
general maintenance procedures not to open the unit while its raining without providing adequate
protection. The unit comprises a chassis mounted p.c.b. protected by an IP67 rated plastic
enclosure. Care must be taken when fitting cable entry glands to ensure that the IP rating is not
compromised. Fixing holes are provided in the corners of the main enclosure, outboard of the seal,
so it is not necessary to drill any additional fixing holes.
Power Source: Ensure that the power supply used complies with the power requirement stated on
the manufacturers label.
Servicing: Servicing of this unit should only be undertaken by qualified service personnel. On the
completion of servicing, safety checks should be performed to ensure that the unit is in proper
operating condition.
Safety Standards: All the relevant safety precautions as laid down by British Standards and Health
and Safety at Work Act should be observed.
This symbol is used to warn users that mains voltage is present with the consequent
electric shock risk.
This symbol is used to alert users to important operating and maintenance
instructions.
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2. Technical Specifications
Power Requirements:
230 volts 50/60Hz (options are available for 24Vac and 110Vac supply)
IEC connector provided (screw terminals with 24Vac supply option)
Maximum Load:
5 amp at 230 volts
Receiver Current Draw:
6VA maximum
Fuse:
The transformer contains a none re-setable thermal fuse in series with the primary windings.
F2: Auxiliary output fuse
Outputs:
8 single-pole changeover relays (snubbed):
1. Left motor
2. Right motor
3. Up motor
4. Down motor
5. Autopan (interlocked with pan left/right)
6. Lights (1000W maximum)
7. Wash
8. Wipe
Facilities/Options:
Unit auto-tunes to the coaxial telemetry signal
LED readout for continual system status
Diagnostic test switch (SW8) activates each function for two seconds in turn; see Table for test
sequences.
Video launch amplifier provided with Gain and Lift controls
Camera power outlet provided.
Colour-coded outlets: Live, Neutral and Earth
24-volt option available from factory; plugs into J5 (pre wired)
Supply Output Fuse F2
230 230 5A T
230 24 315mA T
110 110 5A T
110 24 630mA T
24 24 5A T
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 4
Telemetry Signals:
(a) Up the coax telemetry signals, designed to operate over 500M of RG59/1Km CT125 coax; or
(b) Twisted-pair 20mA loop (1200,E,8,1)
Auto-Iris Output:
Returns to original setting 15 seconds after key release. Level is programmable from keypad
Will drive the override input for Cosmicar, or Seiko style lens
Video Input:
v p-p 75R Terminated Input via BNC socket
Video Output:
1v p-p to 4v p-p 75R Impedance via BNC socket
Lens Drive:
Adjustable via control VR4 /LENS, and ranges between 3 and 12 volts
Inching speed adjustable control VR3/INCH between 0% and 100% of full lens voltage One-second
inching built in
Drives provided for Zoom, Focus and Motorised Iris. Each lens drive carries a bi-colour LED to
indicate correct lens drive function.
Presets:
Inputs are provided for preset feedback pots. These inputs are: 10-bit resolution, pan, tilt, zoom and
focus. Up to 16 preset positions can be stored within the Dennard drx400. Each position consists of
a complete view, ie pan, tilt, zoom and focus settings
Other Outputs:
The lights-relay output is mimicked on auxiliary output 1 (J9-2). See Installation Instructions for
further details.
Spare relay-drive outputs are available.
PCB Size:
108 mm Wide x 242 mm Long (without IEC Connector Inserted) x 38 mm above PCB
PCB Weight:
0.5 kg
Boxed Size:
190 mm Wide x 380 mm Long x 130 mm High
Boxed Weight:
2.5 kg
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 5
P.c.b. Terminal Blocks
The terminal blocks used on the receiver p.c.b. are quick release lever action type and
consequently do not require a screwdriver to make a termination. The correct method of terminating
is as follows:-
1.Use conductors between 0.85 mm
2
and 2.5 mm
2
2.Strip the conductor to a length of 5 mm to 6 mm
3.Press down the relevant terminal block lever with a screwdriver or similar tool.
4.Insert the wire.
5.Release the lever.
Removal of a wire is the reverse procedure
LAUNCH AMPLIFIER
There are two variable controls, Lift and Gain, situated close to the BNC connector J1. These are
pre-adjusted for a cable distance of 500m, and are adjustable to compensate for video detail or
signal losses if and when longer or shorter cable lengths are used to connect the monitor to the
receiver.
Default Position. For shorter cable lengths, turn the relevant control
anti-clockwise until the required picture quality is obtained. For longer
cable lengths, turn the relevant control clockwise until the required
picture clarity is obtained.
The purpose of each control is:
Lift: boosts the high-frequency signal
Gain: adjusts the gain of the video signal
ATTENTION: Ensure that the cable is terminated at the monitor end ONLY
PRESETS ON THE Dennard drx400
When using presets, ensure the feedback pots are connected correctly. Pay particular attention to
ensuring that power is not connected across one end of the pot and the wiper, as damage to the
feedback pot may ensue.
Beyond connecting the correct wiper to each function input, ie focus wiper to focus input etc. the
installer does not need to worry about reversing the polarity/direction of travel. If for instance the
pan/tilt head has been installed upside down, the receiver will compensate for this arrangement.
Before first requesting a goto preset instruction it is necessary to use the self test function, turn
SW8 ON momentarily. During the course of the self test the unit sorts out feedback pot connections
for itself. If the cabling/travel is reversed then the unit will reset the relevant direction bits within the
receiver. Subsequent searches to preset should now function correctly.
DO NOT PROGRAM PRESETS CLOSE TO PHYSICAL END STOPS
LIFT
GAIN
J1
The Dennard drx400 requires all connections to the PCB to be made by the installer. These
connections are: power, video in, video out, and pan or auxiliary outputs. See Table for the correct
connections.
The Dennard drx400 is normally supplied pre-configured to suit the application for which it is
intended and this will be to control either a mains-operated pan & tilt head plus housing, or to
control a 24-volt pan & tilt head plus housing. The unit is suitable for 230 volt mains operation. As a
factory fitted option, the receiver can be supplied to operate from 24Va.c. or 110Va.c. This option
must be specified at time of order.
For mains-voltage panning heads, the 110V.a.c or 230V.a.c supply is made via the IEC socket J4.
(Note - For mains operations, J5 is linked Pins 1 to 4 and Pins 3 to 6.)
When using 24Vac heads, if the receiver is operating from a 110Vac or 230Vac supply either a
230/24V.a.c Kit or 110/24V.a.c Kit is used. The jumper fitted to J5 is removed and the plug supplied
with the kit is connected to J5. Fuse F2 is changed to the value shown in the table on 2.
Receivers operating from 24V.a.c can only operate 24V.a.c heads. No kit is required.
When operating from a 24V.a.c supply, power connection is by means of a screw terminal replacing
the IEC socket.
An 8 way DIL switch is provided allowing various options to be set as follows:-
SW1 Controls auto-iris remote control features (See Appendix for Lens List)
On - Cosmicar lens, 2.5 - 5.5 volts
Off - Seiko/Video Technical lens, 2.5 - 12 volts
SW2 Reverses zoom motor direction
SW3 Reverses focus motor direction
SW4 Reverses iris motor direction
SW5,6,7 Unused
SW8 Start receiver self test, see later in manual.
Two LED's (Error and Cable) are mounted on-board to give simple system status information. Their
functions are as follows:-
Cable LED
Regular Blinking - Telemetry and Sync signals OK
Blinking but mainly ON - No telemetry information from the transmitter
Blinking but mainly OFF - No sync information from the camera
Error LED
On - Transmission error (e.g. framing error, parity error)
Both LED's
Off - No power, or major PCB error
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3. Installation Instructions
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As all Dedicated Micros Telemetry receivers are designed to auto-tune and compensate for any
discrepancies in the transmitter signal, there are no further adjustments that need to be made.
Dennard drx 400-II connections
STATUS LEDS
CABLE
Even flashing - Telemetry and sync ok
Mainly ON - No Telemetry
Mainly Off - No sync from camera
ERROR
ON - Telemetry error.
SW8(on/off) Start Self Test - LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, AUX., ZOOM IN, OUT, FOCUS, NEAR, FAR, IRIS OPEN, CLOSE
Video In
From Camera
Video Out
To Transmitter
110 Vac and
24 Vac supply
options are
available.
This must be
specified at
order time.
230 Vac as
standard.
SW1 Iris Override
ON = 2.5 - 5.5V, OFF = 2..5 - 12V
Lens Direction OFF - reverse
SW2 Reverse Zoom direction
SW3 Reverse Focus direction
SW4 Reverse Iris direction
SW8 ON = SELF TEST
SW5,6,7 = UNUSED
LENS Lens voltage 6-12V
INCH Inch Speed 0-100%
F2 Output fuse rating
Supply Output Fuse
230 230 5AT
230 24 315mAT
110 110 5AT
110 24 630mAT
24 24 5AT
Cable compensation.
Lift:
Clockwise to increase HF
content.
Gain:
Clockwise to increase
overrall video level
Gain and lift are factory present for
500M of RG59 cable.
24Vac option plugs into this
socket for 24VAC output.
ALL J6 outputs are at mains or
24Vac when 24V option fitted.
Including unswitched outputs.
UNSWITCHED
OUTPUT
CAMERA
SUPPLY ETC.
PAN/TILT HEAD
LAMPS
AUTO IRIS
IRIS OVERRIDE
20mA
twisted pair
telemetry if
required
IRIS OVERRIDE
GROUND
LIVE
EARTH
NEUTRAL
FOCUS
COMMON
ZOOM
NEUTRAL
EARTH
DOWN
UP
RIGHT
LEFT
NEUTRAL
EARTH
LIVE
WIPER
WASHER
MOTORISED
IRIS
IRIS
LIVE
EARTH
NEUTRAL
AUTOPAN
NEUTRAL
EARTH
LIVE
The diagnostic system and status check, which will activate each camera function for two seconds
in turn, is activated either locally by pressing a switch on the PCB or remotely from a keypad. When
testing the system locally, before initiating the diagnostic system and status check by momentarily
turning SW8 ON momentarily, ensure that the Cable LED is ON (i.e. either flashing or
continuously). If not, this indicates that either the power is not attached to the PCB, or there has
been a major PCB error. Rectify accordingly.
The Error LED flashes at a two-second rate during self-test. If the Cable LED fails to extinguish,
then the unit is unable to self-tune and should be returned for repair.
Order of function test:
4. Self-test and Diagnostic Sequences
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 8
Camera moves left
Camera moves right
Camera moves up
Camera moves down
Autopan
Lights and auxiliary output J9-2 "on"
Wiper assembly
Washer assembly
Lens zoom in
Lens zoom out
Lens focus near
Lens focus far
Auto-iris open
Auto-iris close
Iris motor drive open
Iris motor drive close
Diagnostic check complete, unit resets and continues normal operation.
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 9
5. Cable Connections Table
Function Connection
Camera Power Live J6-19
Camera Power Ground J6-18
Camera Power Neutral J6-17
Pan Left J6-16
Pan Right J6-15
Tilt Up J6-14
Tilt Down J6-13
Autopan J6-12
Motor Head Earth J6-11
Motor Head Return J6-10
Lights Live J6-9
Lights Earth J6-8
Lights Neutral J6-7
Wipe Live J6-6
Wipe Earth J6-5
Wipe Neutral J6-4
Wash Live J6-3
Lens Drive Zoom Motor J3-7
Lens Drive Motor Return J3-6
Lens Drive Focus Motor J3-5
Auto Iris Override Ground J3-4
Auto Iris Override J3-3 (see note A)
20 mA Twisted Pair Connection J3-2
20 mA Twisted Pair Connection J3-1
Head Preset Zero Volts J10-8
Head Preset Tilt J10-7
Head Preset Pan J10-6
Head Preset +5 Volts J10-5
Lens Preset Zero Volts J10-4
Lens Preset Focus J10-3
Lens Preset Zoom J10-2
Lens Preset +5 Volts J10-1
Note A:
When the fitted camera lens has a straight motorised iris, this wire should be connected to J3-8,
not J3-3.
Dennard drx 400-II Installation Manual Page. 10
Telemetry Receivers
Telemetry Transmitters
(Keyboards)
(Base Units)
Accessories
Dennard drx 300 Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, Iris and one Auxiliary a.c. Receiver.
Dennard drx 400 Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, Iris, Four Auxiliaries and Sixteen Presets a.c. Receiver.
Dennard drx 400dc Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Focus, Iris, Three Auxiliaries and Sixteen Presets Eight Alarms a.c.
/ d.c. Receiver.
Dennard dtx 300 Single Channel Transmitter “Up the coax” or 20 mA current loop Telemetry Signals.
Dennard dtx 400 Single Channel Transmitter with Presets Support, “Up the coax” or 20 mA current
loop Telemetry Signals.
Dennard dtx 400pj Single Channel Transmitter with Presets Support and Proportional Joystick and “Up
the coax” or 20 mA Current Loop Telemetry Signals.
Dennard dtx 500 Eight Channel Transmitter with Presets Support ,One Alarm input, One Monitor,
Video Switching and “Up the coax” Telemetry Signals.
Dennard dtx 1000 Multi-Channel Transmitter comprising Keyboard & Base Unit,
Dennard dtx 1000pj Preset Support, Tw Monitors, Video Switching, optional proportional joystick and
“Up the coax Telemetry Signals. This system is available in four main variants as
follows:-
Dennard dtx LD RS232 Keyboard Line Driver
Dennard drx 24 a.c. psu. 24 Volt a.c. Power Supply for converting standard 230 Volt a.c. receivers to
24 Volt a.c.
Dennard dtx 1000/8 Eight Channel with optional 20 mA current loop Telemetry Signals.
Dennard dtx 1000/16 Sixteen Channel with optional 20 mA current loop Telemetry Signals.
Dennard dtx 1000/AL8 Eight Channel, Sixteen Alarm inputs with optional 20 mA current loop Telemetry
Signals.
Dennard dtx 1000/AL16 Sixteen Channel, Sixteen Alarm inputs with optional 20 mA current loop Telemetry
Signals
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UK Technical Help
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Hampshire GU35 9LY
Tel: +44 (0)1420 485713 Fax: +44 (0)1420 485714
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Dedicated Micros Europa
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Dedicated Micros DRX Series Telemetry Receivers Owner's manual

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