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MAXIMUS MPX,

MAXIMUS MPXT

Explosion-proof PTZ camera

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MAXIMUS MPX,

MAXIMUS MPXT

Explosion-proof PTZ camera

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Contents

ENGLISH 1

1 About this manual .................................................................................................................. 7

1.1 Typographical conventions...............................................................................................................................................7

2 Notes on copyright and information on trademarks ........................................................... 7

3 Safety rules.............................................................................................................................. 7

4 Identiﬁcation ........................................................................................................................... 9

4.1 Product description and type designation .................................................................................................................9

4.1.1 Version for thermal imaging cameras..........................................................................................................................................10

4.2 Product marking .................................................................................................................................................................10

5 Preparing the product for use ............................................................................................. 11

5.1 Safety precautions before use .......................................................................................................................................11

5.2 Unpacking ............................................................................................................................................................................. 11

5.3 Contents ................................................................................................................................................................................12

5.4 Safely disposing of packaging material .....................................................................................................................12

5.5 Preparatory work before installation ...........................................................................................................................13

5.5.1 Fixing to parapet or ceiling mount ...............................................................................................................................................13

5.5.2 Bracket mounting ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14

5.5.3 Fixing the unit to the pole mount adapter or corner mount adapter ............................................................................. 14

5.5.3.1 Fixing with pole mount ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

5.5.3.2 Fixing with corner adapter ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

5.5.4 Sunshield mounting ..........................................................................................................................................................................15

6 Installation ............................................................................................................................ 16

6.1 Range of use ......................................................................................................................................................................... 16

6.2 Methods of installation ....................................................................................................................................................16

6.3 Connection of the cables to the base .........................................................................................................................17

6.4 Cable entry ............................................................................................................................................................................ 18

6.5 Connection of the power supply line ..........................................................................................................................19

6.6 Connections of one or more video cables.................................................................................................................21

6.7 Connections of one or more optical ﬁber .................................................................................................................21

6.8 Connection of the Ethernet cable ................................................................................................................................22

6.9 Telemetry lines connections ...........................................................................................................................................23

6.10 Alarm and relay connections .......................................................................................................................................24

6.10.1 Connecting an alarm with dry contact .....................................................................................................................................24

6.10.2 Relays connection ............................................................................................................................................................................ 24

6.11 Device conﬁguration ......................................................................................................................................................25

6.12 Setting the conﬁguration check mode ....................................................................................................................25

6.13 Baud rate conﬁguration .................................................................................................................................................26

6.14 Setting of the serial communication lines ..............................................................................................................26

6.15 Installation examples ......................................................................................................................................................27

6.15.1 Two-way RS-485 TX/RX line ..........................................................................................................................................................27

6.15.2 Line RS-485-1 reception, line RS-485-2 repetition ................................................................................................................27

6.15.3 Two-way RS-422 line........................................................................................................................................................................27

6.15.4 One-way RS-485 line ....................................................................................................................................................................... 27

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6.16 Serial line terminations ..................................................................................................................................................28

6.17 Protocol conﬁguration ...................................................................................................................................................28

6.18 Address conﬁguration ....................................................................................................................................................28

6.19 Conﬁguration of the version with IP board ............................................................................................................29

6.20 Ground connection .........................................................................................................................................................29

6.21 Connection compartment closing ............................................................................................................................30

7 Instructions for safe operation ............................................................................................ 31

7.1 Safe operation .....................................................................................................................................................................31

7.1.1 Commissioning ....................................................................................................................................................................................31

7.1.2 Safety rules ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 31

7.1.3 Explosion prevention rules ..............................................................................................................................................................31

8 Switching on ......................................................................................................................... 32

8.1 Before powering the product in an explosive atmosphere ................................................................................32

9 Conﬁguration ........................................................................................................................ 33

9.1 Using the OSM .....................................................................................................................................................................33

9.1.1 How to use the joystick .....................................................................................................................................................................33

9.2 How to move around the menus ..................................................................................................................................33

9.3 How to modify the parameters .....................................................................................................................................34

9.4 How to change the numeric ﬁelds ...............................................................................................................................34

9.5 How to change text ...........................................................................................................................................................35

9.6 Conﬁguration via OSM .....................................................................................................................................................36

9.6.1 Main Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................36

9.6.2 Language Selection Menu ............................................................................................................................................................... 36

9.6.3 Camera menu .......................................................................................................................................................................................36

9.6.3.1 Zone Titling Menu ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

9.6.3.2 Zone Titling Menu (Edit Area) ...............................................................................................................................................................................37

9.6.3.3 Masking Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 38

9.6.3.4 Masking Menu (Edit Masks) ................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

9.6.3.5 How to create a new mask .....................................................................................................................................................................................39

9.6.3.6 How to modify a mask ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 40

9.6.3.7 Advanced Setting Menu .........................................................................................................................................................................................41

9.6.3.8 Advanced Setting Menu (Zoom) ..........................................................................................................................................................................41

9.6.3.9 Advanced Setting Menu (Focus) .......................................................................................................................................................................... 42

9.6.3.10 Advanced Setting Menu (Exposure) .................................................................................................................................................................42

9.6.3.11 Advanced Setting Menu (Infrared) ................................................................................................................................................................... 43

9.6.3.12 Advanced Setting Menu (White Balance) ......................................................................................................................................................44

9.6.3.13 Advanced Setting Menu (Other)........................................................................................................................................................................45

9.6.4 Movement Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................45

9.6.4.1 Manual Control Menu .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 46

9.6.4.2 Manual Control Menu (Limits) .............................................................................................................................................................................. 46

9.6.4.3 Preset Menu .................................................................................................................................................................................................................46

9.6.4.4 Preset Menu (Edit Preset) ........................................................................................................................................................................................47

9.6.4.5 Preset Menu (Utilities Preset) ................................................................................................................................................................................ 47

9.6.4.6 Patrol Menu.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 48

9.6.4.7 Autopan Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................................48

9.6.4.8 Motion Recall Menu .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 48

9.6.4.9 Advanced Menu .........................................................................................................................................................................................................49

9.6.5 Display Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................49

9.6.6 Options Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................................50

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9.6.6.1 Alarms Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50

9.6.7 Washer Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 51

9.6.8 Default Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................51

9.6.9 Info Menu ...............................................................................................................................................................................................51

9.6.10 Thermal Camera Menu ................................................................................................................................................................... 52

9.6.10.1 Flat Field Correction Menu .................................................................................................................................................................................. 53

9.6.10.2 Gain Switch Values ..................................................................................................................................................................................................54

9.6.10.3 Video Setup Menu .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 54

9.6.10.4 Digital Data Enhancement menu ......................................................................................................................................................................55

9.6.10.5 Gain Control Menu .................................................................................................................................................................................................56

9.6.10.6 ROI Setup Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 57

9.6.10.7 Thermal Analysis Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 58

9.6.10.8 Thermal Analysis Menu (Spot Meter) ............................................................................................................................................................... 58

9.6.10.9 Thermal Analysis Menu (Isotherm) ................................................................................................................................................................... 59

9.6.10.10 Status Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 59

9.7 Conﬁguration of the version with MPEG4 encoder ...............................................................................................60

9.7.1 Minimum system requirements ....................................................................................................................................................60

9.7.2 Conﬁguration procedure through software .............................................................................................................................60

9.7.2.1 Conﬁgure the software parameters ....................................................................................................................................................................61

9.7.3 Installing the NVR software ............................................................................................................................................................. 63

9.7.3.1 Controlling PTZ movements .................................................................................................................................................................................. 64

9.7.3.2 Preset and load positions .......................................................................................................................................................................................66

10 Instructions for safe operation .......................................................................................... 67

10.1 Visualizing the state of the pan & tilt ........................................................................................................................67

10.2 Saving a Preset ..................................................................................................................................................................67

10.2.1 Quick save ...........................................................................................................................................................................................67

10.2.2 Saving from the Menu .................................................................................................................................................................... 67

10.3 Restore a Preset position (Scan) .................................................................................................................................68

10.4 Patrol enabling ..................................................................................................................................................................68

10.5 Autopan enabling ............................................................................................................................................................68

10.6 Recalling a pattern (Tour) .............................................................................................................................................. 68

10.7 Recalling the Home position .......................................................................................................................................69

10.8 Enabling the wiper (Wiper) ..........................................................................................................................................69

10.9 Enabling the washer (Washer) ....................................................................................................................................69

10.10 Unit Reboot......................................................................................................................................................................69

10.11 Manual correction of a preset focusing .................................................................................................................69

10.12 Special controls ..............................................................................................................................................................70

11 Maintenance and cleaning ................................................................................................ 72

11.1 System conﬁguration and statistics display ...........................................................................................................72

11.2 Maintenance and cleaning by users .........................................................................................................................72

11.2.1 Routine maintenance (to be performed on a periodic basis) .......................................................................................... 72

11.2.1.1 Cleaning the glass ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 72

11.2.1.2 Cleaning the germanium window .................................................................................................................................................................... 72

11.2.1.3 Cleaning the product ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 72

11.2.1.4 Inspecting the cables ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 72

11.2.1.5 Fuses replacement ..................................................................................................................................................................................................73

11.2.2 Extraordinary (to be done only under particular circumstances) ...................................................................................73

12 Information on disposal and recycling ............................................................................. 73

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13 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................. 74

14 Technical data ..................................................................................................................... 76

14.1 MAXIMUS MPX ..................................................................................................................................................................76

14.1.1 General ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 76

14.1.2 Mechanical ..........................................................................................................................................................................................76

14.1.3 Electrical ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 76

14.1.4 Network ...............................................................................................................................................................................................76

14.1.5 Serial communications ...................................................................................................................................................................76

14.1.6 Video .....................................................................................................................................................................................................76

14.1.7 I/O interface ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 77

14.1.8 Environment .......................................................................................................................................................................................77

14.1.9 Certiﬁcations ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 77

14.2 MAXIMUS MPXT ................................................................................................................................................................77

14.2.1 General ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 77

14.2.2 Mechanical ..........................................................................................................................................................................................77

14.2.3 Housing's window ............................................................................................................................................................................77

14.2.4 Electrical ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 77

14.2.5 Network ...............................................................................................................................................................................................78

14.2.6 Serial communications ...................................................................................................................................................................78

14.2.7 Video .....................................................................................................................................................................................................78

14.2.8 I/O interface ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 78

14.2.9 Environment .......................................................................................................................................................................................78

14.2.10 Certiﬁcations ....................................................................................................................................................................................78

14.3 Electrical rating .................................................................................................................................................................79

14.4 Cameras ...............................................................................................................................................................................80

15 Technical drawings ............................................................................................................. 84

A Appendix - Marking codes ................................................................................................... 86

A.1 ATEX marking ......................................................................................................................................................................86

A.2 IECEx marking .....................................................................................................................................................................87

A.3 Gas group classiﬁcation ...................................................................................................................................................88

B Appendix - Flamepath .......................................................................................................... 89

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1 About this manual

Read all the documentation supplied carefully before

installing and using this unit. Keep the manual in a

convenient place for future reference.

1.1 Typographical conventions

DANGER!

Explosion hazard.

Read carefully to avoid danger of explosion.

DANGER!

High level hazard.

Risk of electric shock. Disconnect the

power supply before proceeding with any

operation, unless indicated otherwise.

CAUTION!

Medium level hazard.

This operation is very important for the

system to function properly. Please read

the procedure described very carefully and

carry it out as instructed.

INFO

Description of system speciﬁcations.

We recommend reading this part carefully

in order to understand the subsequent

stages.

2 Notes on copyright and

information on trademarks

The mentioned names of products or companies are

trademarks or registered trademarks.

3 Safety rules

CAUTION! This device must be connected to

an earth conductor (protective earth). This

connection must be made only throught

the internal connector J1 (6.5 Connection

of the power supply line, page 19). External

equipotential bonding connections

must also be performed but only for

supplementary bonding connection to

earth, and required by local codes or

authority.

Fig. 1

External hole for Equipotential bonding

required by authority. Not to be intended as

protective earth connections.

• The manufacturer declines all responsibility

for any damage caused by an improper use

of the appliances mentioned in this manual.

Furthermore, the manufacturer reserves the right

to modify its contents without any prior notice.

The documentation contained in this manual has

been collected and veriﬁed with great care. The

manufacturer, however, cannot take any liability

for its use. The same thing can be said for any

person or company involved in the creation and

production of this manual.

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• Read these instructions.

• Keep these instructions.

• Heed all warnings.

• Follow all instructions.

• To reduce the risk of ignition don’t open or

disconnect the device when a potentially explosive

atmosphere is present. Keep the product tightly

closed when in operation.

• The equipment is certiﬁed for use in ambient

temperatures from -40°C to +60°C (from -40°F to

+140°F).

• Installation of this equipment shall be carried

out by suitably trained technical personnel in

accordance with the applicable code of practice

IEC/EN60079-14.

• The temperature of the surfaces of the device

is increased by exposure to direct sunlight.

The surface temperature class of the device

was determined only with ambient ambient

temperature, without taking into consideration

direct sunlight.

• Choose an installation surface that is strong

enough to sustain the weight of the device, also

bearing in mind particular environmental aspects,

such as exposure to strong winds.

• Since the user is responsible for choosing the

surface to which the unit is to be anchored, we

do not supply the ﬁxing devices for attaching the

unit ﬁrmly to the particular surface. The installer is

responsible for choosing ﬁxing devices suitable for

the speciﬁc purpose on hand. Use methods and

materials capable of supporting at least 4 times the

weight of the device.

• This device is remotely controlled and may change

position at any time. It should be installed so that

no one can be hit by moving parts. It should be

installed so that moving parts cannot hit other

objects and create hazardous situations.

• Make sure the appliance is securely anchored

before supplying power.

• A power disconnect device must be included

in the electrical installation, and it must be very

quickly recognizable and operated if needed.

• The connection compartment lid can be opened

only for cabling the device. The other lids must be

open from the manufacturer.

• Be careful not to use cables that seem worn or old.

• For technical services, consult only and exclusively

authorized technicians.

• Before proceeding with installation, check the

supplied material to make sure it corresponds

to the order speciﬁcation by examining the

identiﬁcation labels (4.2 Product marking, page

10).

• This is a Class A product. In a domestic

environment this product may cause radio

interference. In this case the user may be required

to take adequate measures.

• To comply with the main supply voltage dips and

short interruption requirements, use a suitable

Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) to power the

unit.

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4 Identiﬁcation

4.1 Product description and type

designation

The MAXIMUS series explosion-proof pan-tilt-

zoom (PTZ) camera positioning devices have been

designed to allow movement, on both a horizontal

and a vertical plane of a in-built camera and to

operate in industrial environments in which there

may be an explosive atmosphere due to gas, vapours,

mists, or air or powder mixtures.

MAXIMUS PTZ devices, supplied complete with an in

built camera, are made of AISI 316L electropolished

stainless steel.

This unit basically consists of a base, a main body and

a housing for the camera.

Versions with a second housing for thermal cameras

are available.

On the base there is a connection compartment

that allows very easy cabling of the system, and it

comprises the power supply electronics. There is a

hole 3/4” NPT on the base and the connection must

to be done in conformity with IEC/EN60079-14.

The main body contains the motors for horizontal

and vertical movements and the CPU and video

boards.

The camera housing contains a day/night module

with its electronics, an heater (Ton 15°C, Toﬀ 23°C)

and a built-in wiper.

The PTZ device has an IP66 protection degree and

its operating temperature is - 40°C to 60°C (-40°F /

140°F).

||MAXIMUS| PTZ includes integrated high-

performance pan-and-tilt telemetry.

MAXIMUS PTZ oﬀers continuous, high speed

rotation, positioning precision and superior image

quality, utmost sturdiness and simpliﬁed system

conﬁguration.

Speed and precision are the predominant pan-and-

tilt characteristics, reaching 100°/s in continuous

horizontal rotation, with vertical range between -90°

to +90°.

MAXIMUS PTZ manages the preset, auto-pan and

patrol functions with an accuracy 0.02°.

The unit performs a continuous control of its position

to verify the correct positioning of the camera at any

time. This is a very useful function in case of severe

environmental conditions, such as strong wind and

heavy vibrations.

The choice of integrated SONY cameras oﬀer 36x

and 28x zoom lenses, which allow the recording with

exceptional precision of both close-by and far away

objects, as well dynamic privacy zone masking.

Besides the OSD (On Screen Display) conﬁguration,

the system is equipped with an RS485 interface for

complete system control and for the updating in

remote mode of the latest ﬁrmware version.

The simpliﬁed set-up software interface oﬀers typical

preset conﬁgurations or the possibility to customize

the complete system.

Fig. 2 MAXIMUS MPX.

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4.1.1 Version for thermal imaging

cameras

The device can be provided with a thermal imaging

camera, which is installed inside a second housing,

whose window is made mainly of germanium which

guarantees the same strength and security properties

as those for standard glass.

The thermal camera is an Uncooled Vanadium Oxide

microbolometer (VOx) with spectral band 7.5-

13.5m. It delivers a thermal video of 320x 256 (PAL)

and 320x240 (NTSC), with an image frequency of

8.3fps or 25 fps (PAL) and 7.5 or 30fps (NTSC).

The high sensitivity NEdT 50mK at f/1.0 ensures an

optimal thermal imaging. It supports 2x or 4x digital

zoom.

A choice of lens sizes is oﬀered between 35mm,

25mm and 9mm, depending on the detection

distance required.

Fig. 3 MAXIMUS MPXT.

4.2 Product marking

02

01

03

05

06 07 08 09

10

11

04

Fig. 4

1. CE symbol

2. Manufacturer’s name and address

3. Model identiﬁcation code

4. Ambient temperature of use referring to model

identiﬁcation code

5. Serial number (the serial number are 12 numeric

characters, the second and the third digits

deﬁne the last two numbers of the year of

manufacture)

6. Supply voltage (V)

7. Current consumption (A)

8. Frequency (Hz)

9. Consumption (W)

10. ATEX certiﬁcation:

• ATEX certiﬁcate number

• Classiﬁcation for zone type, protection method,

temperature class for which this product may be

used in compliance with the ATEX directive

11. IECEx certiﬁcation:

• IECEx certiﬁcate number

• Classiﬁcation for zone type, protection method

and temperature class for which this product

may be used in compliance with the IECEx

standard

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5 Preparing the product for

use

Any change that is not expressly approved

by the manufacturer will invalidate both

the guarantee and certiﬁcation.

5.1 Safety precautions before use

Make sure that all the equipment are

certiﬁed for the application and for the

environment in which they will be installed.

CAUTION! The electrical system to which the

unit is connected must be equipped with a

15A max automatic bipolar circuit breaker.

The minimum distance between the circuit

breaker contacts must be 3mm (0.1in).

The circuit breaker must be provided

with protection against the fault current

towards the ground (diﬀerential) and the

overcurrent (magnetothermal).

A power disconnect device must be

included in the electrical installation, and

it must be very quickly recognizable and

operated if needed.

Before starting any operation, make sure

the power supply is disconnected.

The device can only be considered to be

switched oﬀ when the power supply has

been disconnected and the connection

cables to other devices have been removed.

Make connections and tests in the

laboratory before carrying out installation

on site. Use appropriate tools for the

purpose.

Before proceeding with any operations,

make sure that the mains voltage is correct.

Given the considerable weight of the

system, use an appropriate transport and

handling system. The staﬀ must carry out

the handling of the product in compliance

with the common accident prevention

standards.

5.2 Unpacking

When the product is delivered, make sure that the

package is intact and that there are no signs that it

has been dropped or scratched.

If there are obvious signs of damage, contact the

supplier immediately.

When returning a faulty product we recommend

using the original packaging for shipping.

Keep the packaging in case you need to send the

product for repairs.

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5.3 Contents

Check the contents to make sure they correspond

with the list of materials as below:

Analog version:

• 1 explosion-proof PTZ camera

• 1 sunshield (2 if version with thermal camera)

• 1 document Important safety instructions

• 1 silicone cable sheath

• 2 cable tie

• 2 Allen grub screws

• Instruction manual

IP version:

• 1 explosion-proof PTZ camera

• 1 sunshield (2 if version with thermal camera)

• 1 document Important safety instructions

• 1 silicone cable sheath

• 2 cable tie

• 2 Allen grub screws

• 1 CD

• Instruction manual

Single Mode/Multi Mode optical ﬁber version:

• 1 explosion-proof PTZ camera

• 1 sunshield (2 if version with thermal camera)

• 1 document Important safety instructions

• 3 silicone cable sheaths

• 6 cable tie

• 2 Allen grub screws

• 2 ﬁber optic adapters

• Instruction manual

5.4 Safely disposing of packaging

material

The packaging material can all be recycled. The

installer technician will be responsible for separating

the material for disposal, and in any case for

compliance with the legislation in force where the

device is to be used.

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5.5 Preparatory work before

installation

Use appropriate tools for the installation.

The particular nature of the site where the

device is to be installed may mean special

tools are required for installation.

CAUTION! Device installation and

maintaining must be performed by

specialist technical staﬀ only.

Choose an installation surface that is

strong enough to sustain the weight of

the device, also bearing in mind particular

environmental aspects, such as exposure to

strong winds.

It should be installed so that no one can be

hit by moving parts. It should be installed

so that moving parts cannot hit other

objects and create hazardous situations.

Make sure the appliance is securely

anchored before supplying power.

For technical services, consult only and

exclusively authorized technicians.

Since the user is responsible for choosing

the surface to which the unit is to be

anchored, we do not supply the ﬁxing

devices for attaching the unit ﬁrmly to

the particular surface. The installer is

responsible for choosing ﬁxing devices

suitable for the speciﬁc purpose on hand. In

general use methods and materials capable

of supporting at least four times the weight

of the device.

It is possible to install the unit with several brackets.

We strongly recommend using only approved

brackets and accessories during installation.

5.5.1 Fixing to parapet or ceiling mount

Attach the adapter (01) to the bottom of the unit

using 4 stainless steel (A4 class 70) socket ﬂat head

cap screw M10 x 20mm (02).

Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris.

Apply a generous amount of thread locking

compound (Loctite 270) into the threaded holes in

the base of the device.

Pay attention to the ﬁxing. Tightening

torque: 35Nm.

The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow

for this period prior to completing the installation.

01

02

Fig. 5

Use the external holes in the adapter to ﬁx the

assembled unit to the parapet or to the ceiling. Use

screws that can bear at least 4 times the weight of

the unit.

Ø 11

8

Ø 238

Ø 200

35

Fig. 6

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5.5.2 Bracket mounting

The bracket can be ﬁxed to the vertical wall. Use

screws and wall ﬁxing devices that can bear at least

four times the weight of the unit.

To ﬁx the device to the bracket, use the 4 plane

washers, 4 stainless steel grower washers and 4

hexagonal head stainless steel screws provided

(M10x20mm).

Fig. 7

Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris.

Apply a generous amount of thread locking

compound (Loctite 270) on the 4 screws.

Tighten the screws.

Pay attention to the ﬁxing. Tightening

torque: 35Nm.

The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow

for this period prior to completing the installation.

5.5.3 Fixing the unit to the pole mount

adapter or corner mount adapter

To install the product on a pole or at a wall corner,

ﬁrst of all ﬁx the unit to the wall bracket (5.5.2 Bracket

mounting, page 14).

5.5.3.1 Fixing with pole mount

Fix the wall bracket to the pole mount adapter

using 4 washers, 4 stainless steel grower washer

and 4 hexagon stainless steel bolts (A4 class 70)

M10x30mm.

Fig. 8

Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris.

Apply a generous amount of threadlocker (Loctite

270) on the 4 threaded holes on the pole mount

adapter.

Tighten the screws.

Pay attention to the ﬁxing. Tightening

torque: 35Nm.

The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow

for this period prior to completing the installation.

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5.5.3.2 Fixing with corner adapter

Fix the wall bracket to the corner mount adapter

using 4 washers, 4 stainless steel grower washers

4 hexagon stainless steel bolts (A4 class 70)

M10x30mm.

Fig. 9

Make sure the thread are free of dirt and debris.

Apply a generous amount of threadlocker (Loctite

270) on the 4 threaded holes on the corner module.

Tighten the screws.

Pay attention to the ﬁxing. Tightening

torque: 35Nm.

The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow

for this period prior to completing the installation.

5.5.4 Sunshield mounting

Remove the protective ﬁlm before the

sunshield installation.

Fix the sunshield to the housing using screws and

washers provided.

Apply a generous amount of thread locking

compound (Loctite 270) into the threaded holes in

the base of the device.

The thread compound must cure for one hour, allow

for this period prior to completing the installation.

Fig. 10

Pay attention to the ﬁxing. Tightening

torque: 2Nm.

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6 Installation

Make sure that all the equipment are

certiﬁed for the application and for the

environment in which they will be installed.

CAUTION! Device installation and

maintaining must be performed by

specialist technical staﬀ only.

Electrical connections must be performed

with the power supply disconnected and

the circuit-breaker open.

At start up the system makes some

automatic calibration movements: do not

stand near the device when it is powered.

Make sure that the installation complies

with local regulations and speciﬁcations.

VIDEOTEC strongly recommend to test the device

conﬁguration and performance before putting it in

the ﬁnal installation site (6.3 Connection of the cables

to the base, page 17).

6.1 Range of use

The unit is designed for use in a ﬁxed location, for

surveillance of areas classiﬁed as zone 1-21 and zone

2-22 potentially explosive atmospheres, using its

embedded cameras.

The installation temperature range is: from -40°C

(-40°F) up to +60°C (140°F).

The device operates within a temperature range of:

from -40°C (-40°F) up to +60°C (140°F).

The unit has been built and certiﬁed in compliance

with directive 2014/34/UE and with the international

standards IECEX, which deﬁne its range of application

and minimum safety requirements.

The equipment has not been assessed as a safety

related device (as referred to by Directive 2014/34/UE

Annex II, clause 1.5).

6.2 Methods of installation

The system can be installed only in a standard or

inverted position (ceiling mount). When installed

for inverted operation, the camera orientation and

controller functions are reconﬁgured for normal

operation through the system’s software.

Hardware adjustment is not required for inverted

operation.

Fig. 11

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6.3 Connection of the cables to

the base

CAUTION! The electrical system to which the

unit is connected must be equipped with a

15A max automatic bipolar circuit breaker.

The minimum distance between the circuit

breaker contacts must be 3mm (0.1in).

The circuit breaker must be provided

with protection against the fault current

towards the ground (diﬀerential) and the

overcurrent (magnetothermal).

A power disconnect device must be

included in the electrical installation, and

it must be very quickly recognizable and

operated if needed.

Before doing any technical work on the

device make sure that the power supply is

disconnected.

The device can only be considered to be

switched oﬀ when the power supply has

been disconnected and the connection

cables to other devices have been removed.

Be careful not to use cables that seem worn

or old.

Use adequate cable for higher temperature

than 80°C. And if installed in an external

ambient below –10°C the cable suitable for

the minimum ambient temperature at point

installation.

The connection compartment lid can

be opened only for cabling the device.

The other lids must be opened by the

manufacturer only.

A connection compartment for cable entry with a

3/4” NPT threaded hole is located on the base of the

unit.

A threaded cap gives access to a connection board

with removable connectors that help the installer to

connect the cables.

The safety grub screws are used to prevent

the unscrewing of the threaded lid from the

connection compartment. Remove both

safety grub screws before unscrewing the

threaded lid.

Carry out the connections removing the safety grub

screws (01), the threaded lid (02) and the plastic cap

(03).

The plastic cap is only used during transportation and

cannot be used when operating the device.

02

01

03

Fig. 12

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Inside the connection compartment you'll ﬁnd an

address and protocol board and a connectors board

with removable connectors that make the cabling

procedure easy.

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VAR3

VAR1

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AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J6

J2

J3

J8

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

FUS2

J9

Fig. 13

6.4 Cable entry

Only the thermal video camera version

of the product requires 2 coaxial output

cables.

To prevent the spread of ﬂames or explosions from

the unit to the conduit system or cable gland to the

external environment, use connection in conformity

with IEC/EN60079-14.

All cable glands shall be ATEX/IECEx certiﬁed, as

appropriate, in type of explosion protection "db" and/

or "tb", rated IP66, suitable for the conditions of use

and correctly installed.

When conduit is used, a suitable ATEX/IECEx certiﬁed

stopping box shall be used, as appropriate, in type

of explosion protection "db" and/or "tb", rated IP66,

suitable for the conditions of use and correctly

installed. The stopping box must be ﬁtted within

50mm (1.97in) from the enclosure wall.

To make the wirings, unplug the removable

connector from the connection board, cable all the

conductors on it and then plug the ﬂying connector

on the board as shown.

Telemetry wiring.

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AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J9

J6

J2

J3

J8

J4

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

ADDRESS & PROTOCOL

FUS2

Fig. 14

Take the J9 removable connector.

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VAR1

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AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J9

J6

J2

J3

J8

J4

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

ADDRESS & PROTOCOL

FUS2

Fig. 15

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Cable the wires on it.

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AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J6

J2

J3

J8

J4

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

ADDRESS & PROTOCOL

FUS2

J9

Fig. 16

Plug the connector on the board.

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VAR1

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AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J9

J6

J2

J3

J8

J4

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

ADDRESS & PROTOCOL

FUS2

Fig. 17

6.5 Connection of the power

supply line

Depending on the version, the device can be

provided with diﬀerent power supply voltages. The

power supply voltage is indicated on the product

identiﬁcation label.

CAUTION! The electrical system to which the

unit is connected must be equipped with a

15A max automatic bipolar circuit breaker.

The minimum distance between the circuit

breaker contacts must be 3mm (0.1in).

The circuit breaker must be provided

with protection against the fault current

towards the ground (diﬀerential) and the

overcurrent (magnetothermal).

Electrical connections must be performed

with the power supply disconnected and

the circuit-breaker open.

When commencing installation make sure

that the speciﬁcations for the power supply

for the installation correspond with those

required by the device.

Check that the power supply socket and

cable are adequately dimensioned.

Power cables to be used: 1.5mm² (15AWG).

• Earth wire type TEWN with cross section equal or

bigger than line and neutral cable.

• Line and neutral wire type TFFN or MTW

Slide the power cables through the entry device.

Take from the connectors board the removable male

connector J1. Connect the power wires following

the connector labeling for polarity as shown (Fig. 18,

page 20).

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Protective earth connections, use suitable

cable sections: 2.5mm² (13AWG).

J1

Fig. 18

Earth cable should be about 10mm longer

than the other two, so that it will not be

disconnected accidentally if pulled.

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VAR1

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AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J6

J2

J3

J8

J4

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

ADDRESS & PROTOCOL

FUS2

J9

Fig. 19

The power supply cable must be covered

by the silicone sheath (01) supplied. The

silicone sheath must be fastened with the

corresponding cable tie (02).

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VAR3

VAR1

AC

AL1

AL2

AL3

AL4

AL5

COM

RL1

RL2

GND

W

GND

B

A

B

A

IN

J1

J6

J2

J3

J8

J4

J7

FUS1

VAR2

VIDEO - 1

VIDEO - 2

RS485

ADDRESS & PROTOCOL

FUS2

J9

02

01

Fig. 20

All signal cables must be grouped together

by means of a cable tie.

CONNECTION OF THE POWER SUPPLY LINE

Cable color Terminals

Power supply 24Vac

Deﬁned by the installer ~/24Vac

Yellow/Green GND/Earth

Power supply 230Vac

Blue (N) Neutral

Brown (L) Phase

Yellow/Green Earth

Power supply 120Vac

Blue (N) Neutral

Brown (L) Phase

Yellow/Green Earth

Tab. 1

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