Dedicated Micros 2000 Pan & Tilt Head Owner's manual

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INSTALLATION MANUAL

MANUEL D’INSTALLATION

INSTALLATIONSHANDBUCH

MANUAL DE INSTALACIÓN

MANUALE D'INSTALLAZIONE

2000/2006

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1. Introduction

Congratulations on choosing the Dedicated Micros Type 2000/2006, representing one of the most

advanced Pan & Tilts currently available in the market place today. Clean designs with pressure die

cast components ensure high quality finishes and build quality, previously unavailable in this price

range and a striking & innovative appearance ensure they will remain the preferred pan & tilt

amongst professional CCTV installers.

2. Index

1. Introduction 1

2. Index 1

3. List of contents 2

4. Mounting instructions 3

5. Mounting configurations 4

6. Electrical connections 5

7. Tilt limits 6

8. Pan limits 7

9. Type 2001: Motor capacitor replacement 8

10. Type 2006: Motor gearbox replacement 9

11. Infra red lamp mounting 10

12.Side platform 11

13.Safety Chain 12

This product guide will provide all the necessary information to set-up, install and run the Type

2000/2006 pan & tilt. Please refer to the product handbook for any additional in-depth information.

Other technical documents available

1.Type 2000/2006 Handbook (available on request)

Page 1. Component spares

2. Side platform conversion

3. Low temp. heater option

4. Autopan option

5. Pan preset option

6. Tilt preset option

7. Circuit diagram

2. Type 2000/2006 Data sheet

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3. List of Contents

Components supplied

A. 1 x Type 2000/2006 Pan & Tilt head

B. 2 x I.R. Lamp mounting spacers

C. 1 x Side platform (/SP version only)

D. 1 x Free socket connector kit

E. 1 x 5mm A/F Hexagonal socket key

F. 1 x Fixing bag containing the following:

4 x M6 x 30 Hex. hd. screws

4 x M6 x 20 Soc. cap. hd. screws

2 x M10 x 16 Hex. hd. screws

4 x M6 Plain washers

2 x M10 Spring washers

2 x M10 Plain washers

4 x M6 Half nuts

4 x M6 Nyloc nuts

In addition to the above components, a type

2000/2006 product guide, a final test procedure

and a safety bond assembly are supplied.

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Fig.1 Components supplied,

A

B

D

E

F

C

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4. Mounting instruction

Method 1.

Pass mounting bolts through mounting slots (shown below)

Screw locknut supplied into recess on the underside of base.

The Pan & Tilt can now be mounted on the bracket and secured with washers and nyloc nuts.

Method 2.

Screw bolts supplied into mounting surface leaving at least 12mm of thread beneath head showing.

Position base over bolts in keyhole slots & rotate anti-clockwise until shank of bolt is locked in slot.

Mounting bolts can now be tightened.

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M6 locknut

M6 x 30

Hex.hd.

M6 Nyloc nut & washer.

Mounting slots

Fig.2 Unit mounting

(method 1)

Fig.3 Unit mounting

(method 2)

M6 x 30 Hex.hd.

Mounting surface

Rotate

Keyhole slots

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5. Mounting configurations

Unit identification

The Type 2000/2006 can be mounted upright or inverted as shown above. Note: if mounted

inverted(side platform only) the pan & tilt directions become reversed. i.e. right becomes left, up

becomes down. Pins 2 to 5 on the free connector should be reversed.

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Fig.4 Standard mounting

Fig.5 Inverted mounting

5

4

1

3

6

1

2

5

4

1

5

4

2

1

1. Pan & Tilt (Type 2000/2006)

2. Column spacer (Type 426)

3. Bracket (Type 436)

4. I.R. Lamp (Type 2020)

5. Housing (Type 515, 500-130)

6. Optional side platform mount

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6. Electrical connections

Type 2000 Type 2006

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A B C

D E F

Earth

Fig.7 Amphenol

connector assembly

Fig.6

Type 2000

Amphenol

connector

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Connector -

pin functions

A. Neutral

B. Pan right

C. Pan left

D. Tilt up

E. Tilt down

F. Auxillary

Amphenol

Connector

Components

1. Pan & Tilt

2. Connector fixed

half

3. Mating screw

thread section

4. Conductors,

stripped & tinned

5. Cable restraint

6. Clamp screws

7. Clamp bar

8. Connector body,

free half

9. Seal

10. Washer

11. Lock nut

12. Cable

(max dia. 9.5mm)

JKA

B

C

L

D

I

H

N

G

FME

Fig.9

Connector assembly

Fig.8

Type 2006

View of

connector at

rear of unit

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Connector -

pin functions

A. Pan +ve

B. Pan -ve

C. Tilt +ve

D. Tilt -ve

E. Pan preset +ve (opt)

F. Pan preset signal

(opt)

G. Pan preset -ve (opt)

H. Tilt preset +ve (opt)

I. Tilt preset signal (opt)

J. Tilt preset -ve (opt)

K. N/U

L. Heater live (opt)

M. Heater return (opt)

N. Earth

Connector

Components

1. Seal

2. Connector socket

housing

3. Mating shell

4. Conductors, stripped

& tinned

5. Seal

6. Threaded housing

7. Cable sheath

8. Cable clamp housing

9. Cable

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7. Tilt limits

The required angular tilt movement of the camera platform can be set to any angle within the range

of +20 Deg to -90 Deg down from the horizontal. A friction clutch design eliminates the need for

tools, simply rotate the actuators by hand to give the desired movement. A graduated scale is

provided on the side arm to aid set-up.

Set-up procedure

1. Remove the 2 cover fixings (A) and remove the cover moulding (B) to expose the limits beneath.

2. Rotate tilt up (C) and tilt down (D) actuators to give the desired angle of tilt movement.

Note: An angled scale in 10 deg. increments is provided on the platform side arm to aid set up.

3. A limit stop is encorporated to prevent the platform from tilting over +20Deg. & into the

casing (E)

4. The limit pin (F) actuates the internal microswitches to stop the supply to tilt motor.

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Fig.10 Tilt limits

B

E

C

A

D

F

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8. Pan limits

The required angular pan movement of the unit can be set to any angle within the range of

5 to 350 Deg. A friction clutch design, as in tilt, eliminates the need for tools, The pan actuators are

situated around the mounting base. Simply rotate by hand to set the desired angle of movement.

Set-up procedure

1. The pan actuators are located in a pocket around the mounting base (D) as shown in fig.9

2. Rotate pan right (A) and pan left (B) actuators to give the desired angle of pan movement.

Note: It may be necessary to push actuators with a tool in certain restrictive positions.

3. The limit pin (C) actuates the internal microswitches to stop the supply to pan motor.

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Fig.11 Pan limits

B

A

C

D

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9. Type 2000: Motor Capacitor replacement

1. Remove the 3 idler side plate fixings (A) and withdraw side plate (B)

2. Remove the 5 cover fixings (C) retaining the idler side cover.

3. Withdraw the idler side cover (D) to expose the internal components of the Pan & Tilt.

4. The Capacitor board (E) is mounted on the end of the tilt motor and can be readily removed

without the use of tools.

5. Replacement capacitors can be fitted as required. Component idents are screened on the p.c.b.

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Fig.12 Type 2000 Capacitor replacement

A

B

C

D

E

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10. Type 2006: Motor gearbox replacement

A. Idler side cover

B. Pan motor gearbox

C. Pan gearbox

D. Tilt motor gearbox

E. Tilt gearbox

(Refer to 2006 handbook for detailed fitment instructions)

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Fig.13 Type 2006 Motor gearbox positions

ABCD E

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11. Infra red lamp mounting positions

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A

E

D

C

B

G

F

B

C

D

E

F

A

Fig.14 Side platform mounting

Fig.15 Standard platform mounting

Components

A. Pan & Tilt

B. Mounting spacer

C. M6x20 screws

D. M10 plain washer

E. M10 spring washer

F. M10x16 screw

G. Infra red lamp cradle

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12. Side platform

Fig.17 Side platform assembly

A. Unpack the side platform and Type 2000/2006 pan & tilt from its packaging

B. Locate side platform onto the tilt drive boss as shown

C. Attach side platform using 2 x platform spacers, 2 x M8 spring washers and 2 x M6 x 25

Socket head cap screws as supplied

D. Adjust limits as required (see tilt limit setup procedure in this document)

B

D

Fig.16 Side platform assembly

A

C

Tilt Drive Boss

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13.Safety Chain

Fig.18

Eyelet attachment

It is recommended that the

safety chain supplied be fitted in

all applications as shown.

Note: The chain should be

connected with the minimum

amount of slack required for full

rotation.

Type 2000/2006

Pan & Tilt

Fig.19 Safety Chain mounting

Type 436 bracket

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Addendum. Optional Preset Connections

Type 2000 only

Preset Amphenol Connector Components

Fig.1 Preset connector

Preset Connector -

pin functions

1. 0V return

2. Tilt position signal

output

3. Preset positive(+)

supply

Earth. Pan position signal

output

Fig.2 Amphenol connector assembly

1 2

3

Earth

2 3 11

1. Mating screw thread section

2. Terminal screw

3. Conductors, stripped

4. Cable restraint

5. Clamp screws

6. Connector body, free half

7. Seal

8. Washer

9. Lock nut

10.Cable (max dia 9.5mm)

11. Clamp bar

1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Addendum. Optional Preset Potentiometers

Fig.1 Preset Potentiometer positions

Tilt Potentiometer

Preset potentiometer

Preset option

(To provide a feedback signal to a controller monitoring the units position)

1. Drive the pan axis to the centre position of the required sweep angle & locate the pan preset

potentiometer as shown in fig.1.

2. Measure the resistance between pin 1 (0V return) & (pan position signal output) on the

preset connector.

3. Turn the clutch adjuster on the pan potentiometer (fig.1) to achieve a reading of 500 Ohms to

centre the Potentiometer.

4. Repeat the procedure for the tilt axis measuring the tilt potentiometer resistance between

pins 1 & 2 on the preset connector.

To replace a faulty potentiometer remove the fixing screws (2) (shown on fig.2) and remove the

assembly. Release the grub screw secuing the clutch assembly (4). Undo the nut (3) to remove the

potentimeter (1) from its mounting bracket.

Clutch adjuster

Pan Potentiometer

Fig.2 Potentiometer exploded view

1 2 3 4

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Addendum. Optional Autopan

Type 2000 only

Fig.1 Autopan mounting position

Autopan option

(Constant panning facility between limits with a short pause before each change in

direction)

The Autopan assembly mounts, as shown, on pillars above the pan motor. Take care to position the

terminal block facing forward and route the cable loom down one mounting pillar and along the top

gearplate using ‘p’ clips supplied. Remove the patch plug (fig.2) on the limit board and replace with

the autopan loom connector. Autopan line is pin 6 on the standard 7 way connector.

Fig.2 Patch plug location

Con.4 Patch

plug

D190 Limit board

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Addendum. Optional Low Temperature Heater

Fig.1 Heater mounting position

Heater option

(Thermostatically controlled 75W heater, allowing unit operation down to -30 Deg.C)

The Heater assembly mounts, as shown, beneath the pan motor. Tilt gearbox removal is required

to give access to a fixing screw (shown above). Route cable loom across top gearplate using ‘p’

clips provided. Remove the patch plug (fig.2 - previous page) on the limit board and replace with

the heater loom connector. Heater line is pin 6 on the standard 7 way connector.

Fig.2 Heater In-Line connector position

Tilt gearbox removed for heater

assembly fitment

2 way In-line heater

connector secured in plate

Type 2006 only

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