OPTICOM MIL-STD-810F Manual page 9

Based on the graphical results, it can be seen that the shaker outputs as measured by the
feedback accelerometers corresponded with the defined Random vibration profile within the
allowable tolerance specified by Method 514.5 of the MIL-STD-810F (January 2000) Standard.
Because the Model CC-02-4.3 CCTV camera was rigidly mounted onto the mounting fixtures
during the testing, the camera was therefore subjected to the same vibration profiles as those
generated by the shaker.
The following observations with respect to the CCTV camera were made during and after
the tests:
• No physical damage to the housing of the camera was noticeable during or after the tests.
• No loose components within the camera were noticeable during or after the tests.
• No degradation in the quality of the video produced by the camera was noticeable during or
after the tests.
Therefore the Model CC-02-4.3 CCTV camera has passed the U.S. Highway Truck Random
vibration test in accordance with Method 514.5 of the MIL-STD-810F (January 2000) Standard.
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