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- Page 1 CM48 Series Vari-Angle IR Illuminator Installation Guide Rev. 1.2 QIG Part no.: 625037102G...
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Page 2: Revision History
Revision History: * Rev. 1.0: Initial Release * Rev. 1.1: Updated illumination range and beam angles. Added the rear panel plug opener. * Rev. 1.2: Added safety instructions and warning messages. Package Contents The 1/4" screws and washers are used to secure the illuminator to an external camera housing. - Page 3 RISK GROUP 3 WARNING IR emitted from this product, Do not look at operating lamp. IR illuminators RISK GRORP 3 / WARNING IR emitted from this product. / Avoid eye exposure. Use appropriate shielding or eye protection. Do not look at operating lamp. CM48W5: RISK GRORP 2 / CAUTION Possibly hazardous optical radiation emitted from this product / Do not stare at operating lamp. May be harmful to the eyes. Class III luminaires Do not stare at the operating light source.
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Page 4: Mechanical Drawings
Mechanical Drawings 32mm(1.3") 134.6mm(5.3") 61.5mm(2.4") 73mm(2.9") 160mm(6.3") 103.8mm(4.1") Standard Small U bracket 29.3... -
Page 5: Hardware Overview
Hardware Overview Reserved mounting holes for external camera housing U bracket Mounting holes Waterproof cover for angle selector Optional mounting points for U bracket Dehumidifier membrane Reserved Light sensor Combo cable Unit Weight: 2.1KG. Max. Project Area: 34684.7mm 160mm(6.3") -
Page 6: Installation
Installation IMPORTANT: It is highly recommended that the illuminator should be installed at a position higher than 3 meters from the ground. U Bracket Positions & Orientation Use the included allen wrench to attach and adjust the U bracket to your needs at the installation site. - Page 7 You must first survey the installation site and determine the illumination distance. Use a coin or flat blade screwdriver to open the waterproof cover at the back of the illuminator. 35-Kg-cm Tips: You may forget your current beam angle configuration. In this case, turn many full circles clockwise until the rotation resistance is felt (returns to the widest angle, reaches its mechanical stops), and then turn the selector counter-clockwise according to the angle listed on the tables. Each full circle corresponds to a preset beam angle.
- Page 8 The factory default for the beam angle selector is always at the Widest angle. When you turn the selector many rounds to its widest or the narrowest position, a rotation resistance can be felt. That means the mechanical stop is reached, and you should not use more force. Refer to the tables below for the configurable IR light beam angles and the number of full circles needed to change to the preferred beam angles. Each full circle corresponds to a preset beam angle.
- Page 9 CM48I8-4080 Rotate Full circle Beam angle Single mount Double mount Triple mount direction Distance(m) Width(m) Distance(m) Width(m) Distance(m) Width(m) 80° 100.7 84.9 142.4 103.9 174.4 77° 98.6 87.7 139.5 107.4 170.8 74° 96.5 90.5 136.4 110.9 167.1 Counter-clockwide 66° 87.0 94.8 123.1 116.0...
- Page 10 CM48I9-2040 Rotate Full circle Beam angle Single mount Double mount Triple mount direction Distance(m) Width(m) Distance(m) Width(m) Distance(m) Width(m) 40° 52.4 101.8 74.1 124.7 90.8 36° 48.7 106.1 68.9 129.9 84.4 Counter-clockwide 29° 46.6 127.3 65.8 155.9 80.6 Narrower 27° 94.8 45.5 134.1...
- Page 11 Select a position at the installation site. e.g., under a hanging roof. You can use the alignment sticker and start drilling a hole on the roof. Apply the included grip sticker to the U bracket.
- Page 12 Hammer the anchor in (user supplied, M6 anchors are recommended). Secure the U bracket to it, such as securing it using the bolt on a threaded pole. M6 anchor Secure the illuminator to bracket using the hex socket screws.
- Page 13 You will need to turn on both the partner camera and illuminator to precisely match the illuminated area with the camera's field of view. If necessary, adjust the beam angle again. Turn the illuminator toward the FOV of the partner camera, shift the tilt angle, and then tighten the screw to secure the illuminator.
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Page 14: Cable Pinouts
Cable Pinouts Name Color Gauge Description (20AWG) Power input 12~24V DC±10% Black (20AWG) 24V AC±10% (50~60Hz), (14.5VDC current controlled) Green (26AWG) LED ON/OFF control * Dry contact Logic level 1(Open) = LED off Logic level 0(Close to GND) = LED on * Wet contact Logic level 1: 4V~40 V = LED off Logic level 0: 0.8V MAX = LED on Yellow (26AWG) Ground Purple (26AWG) Light sensor status output 1. Open = Day 2. Short = Night (300 lux for IR ON) Blue (26AWG) - Page 15 Coordination with Cameras via the DI and DO Pins +3.3V +3.3V Switch +3.3V Fuse/50mA External power source Relay Camera DI pins IR LED ON/OFF control (Green & Yellow wires) This mode means that CaMate illuminator On/Off control is triggered by camera or other alarm system. User can decide using the appropriate dry/wet contacts depending on wiring condition. DI+: Green = TTL + voltage DI-: Yellow = TTL – voltage (GND) * Dry contact...
- Page 16 Light sensor status output (Purple & Blue wires) This mode means that camera Day/Night mode switching is coordinated with and is triggered by the illuminator's light sensor via the DO(Digital output) connection (connected to the camera's DI pins). Users can configure the camera configuration to control the corresponding illuminator On/Off status. DO+: Purple= Open drain output, 45V Max. (current must be under 100mA) DO-: Bule = GND Light sensor status output 1. Open = Day 2. Short = Night (lower than 300 lux for IR to turn ON) Stand-alone illuminator mode This mode means that the illuminator's On/Off control is triggered by its light sensor, in the case, the default wiring is connecting the green wire with purple wire. Some cameras have related settings that need the inter-connection with the illuminator. For example, some cameras come with an IR cut filter that need to be turned off when entering night mode; or, automatically turn on the adjacent illuminator when entering night mode.