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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

      Package contents 2  Required tools (not included) 3  Installation requirements 3  Safety recommendations 4  Planning your SmartView 360 installation 4  Determining the number of cameras to install 4  Single-camera installations Dual-camera installations 6  Deployment Guidelines 8  SmartView 360 installation 9 ...
  • Page 2: Package Contents

      Package contents    SmartView 360    components        SmartView 360 Assembly  Camera with mount. For mast arm installation, the appearance of the mount differs.  Additional included  components:  ● Silicone  weatherproof tape      ● Torx security bit ...
  • Page 3: Required Tools (Not Included)

      Required tools (not included)  ● Bucket Truck: Schedule a bucket truck with a minimum reaching height of 9.14 m  (30 ft).  ● Stainless steel banding - 12.7 or 19 mm (½ in or ¾ in) band width recommended   ● Banding tool  ●...
  • Page 4: Safety Recommendations

    ● If possible, inspect wires in the cabinet and traffic pole for any unsafe wear and  replace them if necessary.    Planning your SmartView 360 installation    Determining the number of cameras to install  TrafficLink Detection supports single and dual-camera installations with the SmartView ...
  • Page 5   In those scenarios, install a second camera to optimize detection and limit the potential  for objects to obstruct vehicles, or vehicles to obstruct one another.      6.11.19  5 ...
  • Page 6: Dual-Camera Installations

        Dual-camera installations  Larger intersections require a second camera. See the ​ t able below​ for guidelines.    Dual-camera installations can also improve pedestrian data accuracy in ​ C ontinuous  TMCs​ . See the ​ M ultimodal Detection - Dual Camera Setup​ video for more information. ...
  • Page 7         Camera height Maximum distance from camera To front of zone To back of zone 8.5 m (28 ft)* 42.67 m (140 ft) 54.86 m (180 ft) 9.1 m (30 ft) 45.72 m (150 ft) 57.91 m (190 ft) 9.75 m (32 ft) 48.77 m (160 ft) 60.96 m (200 ft)
  • Page 8: Deployment Guidelines

        Deployment Guidelines  1. Determine which traffic pole you will use to mount the SmartView 360. This is  typically the traffic pole nearest your traffic cabinet, but could be a different  traffic pole to meet these requirements:  ○ It must be the traffic pole nearest the intersection. ...
  • Page 9: Smartview 360 Installation

        SmartView 360 installation    Camera mounting options  Miovision offers the following camera mounting options:  Camera Bell Assembly  The camera bell assembly does not include a mount and is intended to be installed on a  customer-supplied mount.     ● Dimensions: 196.85 x 196.85 x 152.4 mm (7 ¾ x 7 ¾ x 6 in) ...
  • Page 10: Bell Assembly Installation Steps

      Bell Assembly Installation Steps     Components  ● SmartView 360 Bell Assembly - 38.1 mm (1.5 in) NPT thread  ● Rubber camera gasket  ● Thread seal tape    Required materials (not included)  ● Customer-supplied mount    1. Install the rubber camera gasket onto the mount. Fold the gasket back to allow ...
  • Page 11: Vertical Mount

          3. Position the rubber camera gasket to cover the gap between the camera mount  and the bell.        Vertical Mount  The vertical mount is intended to be mounted directly on a hollow traffic pole or pole  extension.
  • Page 12: Horizontal Mount

      ● Dimensions: 482.6 x 368.3 x 203.2 mm (19 x 14.5 x 8 in)  ● Weight: 3.4 kg (7.5 lbs)  ● Mount Material: Aluminum    Horizontal Mount  The horizontal mount is intended to be installed on a mast arm. It is secured to the  horizontal traffic arm through the mount bracket using two lengths of 19.05 mm (3/4 in) ...
  • Page 13: Installation Steps

    SmartLink. If your application requires a TrafficLink Interface, you will also install the  Interface before installing the SmartView 360.  Connect the Ethernet cable to the camera  Loosen the camera set screw using the provided Torx security bit. ...
  • Page 14     To release the camera from the mounting plate, apply downward pressure on the  camera housing and then rotate the camera housing counter-clockwise.    Before you install/crimp the RJ45 connector, position the coupler on one end of  the Ethernet cable.  6.11.19 ...
  • Page 15     Install/crimp the RJ45 connector using pinout TIA568-B. Make sure that the  Ethernet cable drain wire is connected to the metal shield on the RJ45 connector.  Test the cable run connections/shield.   6.11.19  15 ...
  • Page 16   Connect the RJ45 connector into the coupler on the camera module, connect the  coupler, and then rotate the coupler clockwise to lock. When the coupler is  properly locked, the arrows on coupler line up. Make sure that the coupler is kept  dry during installation. ...
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  • Page 18: Mount The Smartview 360

    The tab on the side of the camera should move from Open to Lock.    Using the Torx bit, tighten the set screw until it is snug.    Mount the SmartView 360  If you prefer to review these steps in a video tutorial, see ​ S martView 360 installation​ .  ...
  • Page 19   1. If you are installing the SmartView 360 on a mast arm, the camera arm is rotated  180 degrees for shipping. To rotate it to the correct angle for installation, loosen  the nuts shown in the following diagram, rotate the camera arm, and then tighten ...
  • Page 20 2. Put the clamp in an appropriate location on the mast arm  3. Replace the nuts and tighten the clamp.       5. Rotate the SmartView 360 so that it points toward the center of the intersection,  free of visual obstructions.  6.11.19  20 ...
  • Page 21: Connect Smartview 360 To Smartlink

      6. After the SmartView 360 is in position, tighten the socket nuts with a 7.9 mm  (5/16 in) socket wrench.  7. Run the Shielded Ethernet Cable through the hole in the traffic pole, leaving  leaving 0.9 to 1.2 m (3 to 4 ft) of slack to follow proper drip loop procedure. ​ N ote: ...
  • Page 22: Test Your Installation

    S martLink on-site troubleshooting​ for more information.  Technical support  Technical support is available five days a week by phone or email during regular  business hours (Monday-Friday, 7 am - 6 pm EST/EDT.) Certain restrictions and  exclusions apply.  Online:help.miovision.com  Phone:1-855-360-7752  Email: support@miovision.com  6.11.19  22 ...

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