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MOUNTING AND CONNECTING
Connection Cable Type I and II (to pan/tilt motor))
First of all you have to establish connection between motor and service junction box.
Please make sure all connections are done according to the instructions. Wrong
connections might destroy the complete unit. Please run all cables through the
designated PG bolt connectors of the weatherproof junction box and fix the connectors
tightly to avoid damage caused by humidity or leakage.
Cable Type I - Operating Voltage and Interfaces
blue
white
rosé
grey
brown
yellow
green
Cable Type II - Video Outputs and Current Loop
black
red
white
black
transparent
black
Connecting the Video Signal (F)BAS, Twisted Pair, Y/C Operation
If the pan/tilt motor is being used with a colour camera, the video signal can be
transmitted via standard coaxial cable (FBAS), S-VHS cable (Y/C operation) or twisted
pair cable. If you are using a b/w camera, only coaxial and twisted pair connections are
possible.
For service purposes, the video signal can be tested on a service monitor using the test
socket (video test) on the circuit board. This option allows easy adjustment of all camera
stations directly on site.
GND (motors)
+ 40 V DC (motor voltage)
linelock synchronisation
GND (camera)
+ 12 V DC (operating voltage)
RS-485 (B) or RS-232 (TxD)
RS-485 (A) or RS-232 (RxD)
current loop or RS-232 (CTS)
current loop or RS-232 (RTS)
video signal (F)BAS or Y (Y/C)
GND (video signal)
C signal (only during Y/C operation)
GND (only during Y/C operation)
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