Moog PB24L900 Istruzioni per l'uso

Marca: Moog

Modello: PB24L900

Categoria: Apparecchiature musicali supplementari

Tipo: Istruzioni per l'uso

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Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completely.

P B 2 4 L 9 0 0

Rugged Wireless Power Box

Installation and Operation Instructions for the following model:

PB24L900 A rugged outdoor wireless box, with a 220/110Vac input and 24Vac

output for camera, fuse protected. With a wireless 900MHz transmitter

and matching receiver. Omni directional antenna.

81-IN5381

01-23-2012

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

UNPACKING

SERVICE

1 Read these instructions.

2 Keep these instructions.

3 Heed all warnings

4 Follow all instructions.

5 Do not use this apparatus near water.

6 Clean only with damp cloth.

7 Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the

manufacturers instructions.

8 Cable Runs- All cable runs must be within permissible distance.

9 Mounting - This unit must be properly and securely mounted to a supporting

structure capable of sustaining the weight of the unit.

Accordingly:

a. The installation should be made by a qualied installer.

b. The installation should be in compliance with local codes.

c. Care should be exercised to select suitable hardware to install the unit, taking into

account both the composition of the mounting surface and the weight of the unit.

10 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other

apparatus ( including ampliers) that produce heat.

11 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A

polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type

plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third

prong are provided for your safety. When the provided plug does not t into your

outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

12 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs,

convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

13 Only use attachment/ accessories specied by the manufacturer.

14 Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specied by the manufacturer,

or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/

apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

15 Unplug this apparatus during lighting storms or when unused for long periods of time.

16 Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when the

apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is

damaged, liquid has been spilled of objects have fallen into the apparatus, the

apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or

has been dropped.

Be sure to periodically examine the unit and the supporting structure to make sure that the integrity

of the installation is intact. Failure to comply with the foregoing could result in the unit separating

from the support structure and falling, with resultant damages or injury to anyone or anything struck

by the falling unit.

Unpack carefully. Electronic components can be

damaged if improperly handled or dropped. If an item

appears to have been damaged in shipment, replace

it properly in its carton and notify the shipper.

Be sure to save:

1 The shipping carton and packaging material.

They are the safest material in which to make future

shipments of the equipment.

2 These Installation and Operating Instructions.

If technical support or service is needed, contact us at

the following number:

The lightning ash with an arrowhead symbol,

within an equilateral triangle, is intended to

alert the user to the presence of non-insulated

“dangerous voltage” within the product’s

enclosure that may be of sufcient magnitude

to constitute a risk to persons.

Este símbolo se piensa para alertar al usuario a la presencia

del “voltaje peligroso no-aisIado” dentro del recinto de los

productos que puede ser un riesgo de choque eléctrico.

Ce symbole est prévu pour alerter I’utilisateur à la presence

“de la tension dangereuse” non-isolée dans la clôture de

produits qui peut être un risque de choc électrique.

Dieses Symbol soll den Benutzer zum Vorhandensein der

nicht-lsolier “Gefährdungsspannung” innerhalb der

Produkteinschließung alarmieren die eine Gefahr des

elektrischen Schlages sein kann.

Este símbolo é pretendido alertar o usuário à presença “di

tensão perigosa non-isolada” dentro do cerco dos produtos

que pode ser um risco de choque elétrico.

Questo simbolo è inteso per avvertire I’utente alla presenza

“di tensione pericolosa” non-isolata all’interno della

recinzione dei prodotti che può essere un rischio di scossa

elettrica

The exclamation point within an equilateral

triangle is intended to alert the user to

presence of important operating and

maintenance (servicing) instructions in the

literature accompanying the appliance.

Este símbolo del punto del exclamation se piensa para

alertar al usuario a la presencia de instrucciones importantes

en la literatura que acompaña la aplicación.

Ce symbole de point d’exclamation est prévu pour alerter

l’utilisateur à la presence des instructions importantes dans

la littérature accompagnant l’appareil.

Dieses Ausruf Punktsymbol soll den Benutzer zum

Vorhandensein de wichtigen Anweisungen in der Literatur

alarmieren, die das Gerät begleitet.

Este símbolo do ponto do exclamation é pretendido alertar o

usuário à presença de instruções importantes na literatura

que acompanha o dispositivo.

Questo simbolo del punto del exclamaton è inteso per

avvertire l’utente alla presenza delle istruzioni importanti nella

letteratura che accompagna l'apparecchio.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

AVAILABLE 24 HOURS

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COVER ( OR BACK). NO USER- SERVICE-

ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SEVICING

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Controllers Five (5) Years

Power Supplies Five (5) Years

EcoKit Three (3) Years

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Liberty Dome Three (3) Years

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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Input Power: 120Vac/240Vac 1A/.5A

Power Consumption: 1Amp (120watts) at 120Vac

Power Output: 84VA at 24Vac, 52watts Heater/Blower, 32watts

Camera Power

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

Tools Required (minimum)

.150” Flathead Screwdriver, 7/16” wrench or socket, 9/16” wrench or socket

PB24L900 Power Box

DESCRIPTION

PB24L900 is an 84vA Power Supply, designed for either 230Vac or

115vac input with 24Vac output. The unit includes a 900MHz wireless

transmitter and matching receiver with an omni-directional antenna.

Wall Mounting:

A template is provided in the back of the instruction with the 2 x 8 bolt

pattern required for the mounting of this product. Hardware is not provided

for mounting this unit to the wall.

Attach the unit securely with (4) fasteners (not supplied).

Unit is designed to accept either 5/16”- 3/8" or 8mm hardware.

Each fastener should be able to withstand a minimum pull out force

of 600 lbs. (272kg)

Pole Mounting:

Optional pole mount brackets are available for the PB24. Pole adapter Part

Number is PBAP3.

Connecting Housing to PB24:

Open the packet assembly that is provided with each unit. Special s”

bolts are provided and designed to mount either the WM20G or the WM10

(Standard Fusion Dome and Rugged Housing wall mount bracket) to the

Power Box. Attach the wall mount bracket and housing as shown below.

ush the cable assembly connectors through either of the (2) holes provided.

Included with the PB24 are the following items:

IMPORTANT! Unit will not seal properly unless installed as

shown. Do not attempt to use power box without installing wall

mount gasket.

NOTE:

Housing and

complete Power

Box not shown

for clarity only.

Wall Mount

Gasket

s ” Bolts

s ” Nut and Lockwashers

Washer

CAUTION! These servicing instructions are for use by

quali ed personnel only. To reduce risk of electric shock

DO NOT perform any servicing other than that contained

in the operating instructions unless you are quali ed to

do so.

An all pole main switch with a contact of at least 3mm in

each pole shall be incorporated in the electrical installation of

the building.

Wall

NOTE: Internal re-settable fuses are supplied for the main 24Vac

output lines. Fuse protection is higher for accessory power. Do

not connect heater and blowers to camera power output (marked

Camera) on Connection pcb.

Connecting Power:

Input: (120Vac or 240Vac)

The Power Box provides 2 separate power output(s) at 24V. The Power Box is

designed for either 120 or 240Vac input single phase. A single (3) position

connector is provided with each unit. Line and Neutral Wires should be

connected as marked on the connection board (L and N) and plugged in to

the connector plug of the corresponding voltage. Connect incoming ground to

ground post as shown above.

Output: (24Vac)

Finishing the Installation:

Once all wiring connections are completed; turn power the PB24 on and move

power switch to on position to ON position. Power LED on the connection pcb

should turn on.

Before closing the door on the PB24 check the main gasket around the lip of the

power box and be sure it is positioned within the groove provided. Close unit

and secure with (6) captive bolts provided. If needed (2) security screws are

provided to lock and prevent tapering with internal components of the box. To

install, remove (2) of the existing bolts and replace with (2) tamperproof security

screws provided in the housing packet. Tighten with security wrench provided.

NOTE: 3 PHASE SYSTEMS

The PB24 is NOT designed for 3 Phase or 208V systems. If a three-

phase or 208V system is in place, use volt meter to select one phase

120Vac LEG and connect to the 120Vac connection.

Installation should be made by quali ed personnel only, in

accordance to local building codes. Input power connections

should be made via conduit. Use ex LTF tings for output only.

H&B

Camera

Main On/Off Switch

220-240VAC Input

120VAC Input

24VAC Power to Housing

(Detail)

Ground

Post

Incoming Ground

CONNECTING POWER

GROUND

24VAC

Optional

Output

24VAC

Power to

Housing

WIRELESS SETUP

Once the dome is installed and power is connected to it, the wireless master

unit must be installed. Below is the basic setup for the master RF unit. Please

see the antenna installation section for proper antenna usage.

BASIC SETUP

1. Plug in the AC Power to the Power over Ethernet Injectors

2. Plug in the CAT5 cable from each WIRELESS UNIT into the injectors.

(NOTE: This unit can use both crossover cable and straight patch through cables.)

3. Connect the Ethernet cable from each injector into the Ethernet.

4. Use site survey mode to orient the antenna direction, and if necessary

manually select the best channel

LED Name Function Color

1 Power Unit has power and has successfully booted. Red

2 RF Link The radio has successfully linked with its

partner.

Green

3 RF TX Radio transmission is occurring. Green

4 RF RX Radio reception is occurring. Green

5 Eth Link The Ethernet Port has a valid Ethernet

connection

Green

6 Activity The WIRELESS UNIT is processing data Green

7 1

channel)

By adding the numbers that are lit the user

can determine the current radio channel.

1 903 MHz

2 905 MHz

3 907 MHz

4 909 MHz

5 911 MHz

6 913 MHz

7 915 MHz

8 917 MHz

9 919 MHz

10 921 MHz

11 923 MHz

12 925 MHz

Green

8 2

channel)

9 4

(channel)

10 8

channel)

11 Link Quality Excellent link quality – No retransmissions Green

12 Link Quality Very good link quality – Few retransmissions Green

13 Link Quality Good link quality – Some retransmissions Amber

14 Link Quality Fair link quality – Many retransmissions Amber

15 Link Quality Weak link quality – Some packet failures Red

16 Link Quality Poor link quality Red

Master Wireless Unit

Each WIRELESS Master pair automatically selects the best radio channel,

encrypts the Ethernet traf c and transports the data wirelessly to and from

the wireless dome.

The wireless unit functions in place of an Ethernet cable and provides a

transparent wireless point-to-point Ethernet cable replacement. Crossover

cables are not necessary as the WIRELESS UNIT automatically senses the

device (client or switch).

LED display:

Once the unit is operational, you should see the following colors on the LEDs

of the wireless unit.

The WIRELESS UNIT has a 16 LED display (see above chart) to display the

status of the device.

INSTALLATION:

Once you have installed the antennas on the dome and master unit. You need to aim

the antennas so they are aligned with each other and they both have the same polarity. If

the antennas are too far away for visual alignment or there is obstacle in the way, please

refer to “site survey mode” listed on page 8 of this manual. Figure 2 shows some correct

and incorrect methods of aligning the antennas. The 2.5dbi antenna is considered omni

directional. They are designed so the radio wave will project out from the sides of the

antennas. The radio wave pattern will resemble a doughnut. Because of this patter you

Number of Pan and

tilt unit

DIP Setting Antenna Channel Polarization Frequency

1 All Off 11dBi Auto 1-12 Vertical or Horizontal 903-925 MHz

RIGHT

WRONG!

should never try to point the ends of the antenna directly toward one another or directly

away from one another. The 11dbi antennas are directional. They are designed so

the radio wave will project directly out the front of the antenna. Because of this you

should always point the 11dbi antennas directly at each other and never point them

away from each other. For a maximum range point-to-point (one unit). Videolarm

recommends utilizing the auto-channel selection mode and maximum gain of 11dBi.

Please refer to chart below.

WRONG!

RIGHT

WRONG!

Do not aim the 2.5 dbi antenna directly at

each other.

RIGHT

Figure 2

Horizontal Polarization

Vertical Polarization

0˚ separation

12ft physical

separation

45˚ separation

4ft physical

separation

INSTALLING MULTIPLE ANTENNAS:

When installing more than one wireless unit in the same location, it is important to make sure that great care is taken to insure that the radio frequencies (channels) are

properly spaced apart. For tower applications with two or three wireless master units in close proximity on the same pole, Videolarm recommends utilizing the manual

channel mode; antenna gain of 11dBi and mixed polarization between antennas. It is recommended that antennae maintain a minimum of 4 ft of physical separation and

are oriented with greater than 45° of angular separation. If 45° of angular separation cannot be met, then it is recommend a minimum of 12 ft of physical separation.

Master unit DIP Setting Antenna Channel Polarization Frequency

1 2 On / 3 Off 11dBi Auto 1,2,3 or 4 Horizontal 903-909 MHz

2 2 On / 3 On 11dBi Auto 9,10,11 or 12 Vertical 919-925 MHz

3 2 Off / 3 On 11dBi Auto 5,6,7 or 8 Horizontal 911-917 MHz

Up to 12 Radios –

Advanced tower installations with many pan and tilt units will require careful planning and assessment by a quali ed radio technician. Videolarm recommends utilizing

the manual channel mode; antennae gain of 11dBi and mixed polarization between channels. It is recommended that antennae maintain a minimum of 4 ft of physical

separation and are oriented with greater than 45° of angular separation. If 45° of angular separation cannot be met, then it is recommend a minimum of 12 ft of physical

separation. Antenna polarization should be utilized to minimize adjacent channel saturation. Off-riggers and/or cavity lters might be necessary to achieve maximum

range with all 12 radios operating simultaneously from the same tower.

Please refer to the chart below.

Master unit DIP Setting Antenna Channel Polarization Frequency

1 5 On / 6 Off / 7 Off / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 1 Horizontal 903 MHz

2 5 On / 6 On / 7 On / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 7 Vertical 915 MHz

3 5 Off / 6 Off / 7 On / 8 On 11dBi Fixed 12 Horizontal 925 MHz

4 5 On / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 3 Vertical 907 MHz

5 5 On / 6 Off / 7 Off / 8 On 11dBi Fixed 9 Horizontal 919 MHz

6 5 On / 6 Off / 7 On / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 5 Vertical 911 MHz

7 5 On / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 On 11dBi Fixed 11 Horizontal 923 MHz

8 5 Off / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 2 Vertical 905 MHz

9 5 Off / 6 Off / 7 Off / 8 On 11dBi Fixed 8 Horizontal 917 MHz

10 5 Off / 6 Off / 7 On / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 4 Vertical 909 MHz

11 5 Off / 6 On / 7 On / 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 6 Horizontal 913 MHz

12 5 Off / 6 On / 7 Off / 8 On 11dBi Fixed 10 Vertical 921 MHz

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. What is the maximum number of Ethernet devices that can

transmit across the link?

There is no limit to the number of client devices whose Ethernet traf c can be

transported. The WIRELESS DOME supports an unlimited number of MAC addresses

across the link.

2. Does you product have an IP address or MAC address?

The WIRELESS Pair has no MAC address, no IP address and no web interface. It

operates in place of a wire to send Ethernet traf c across the RF link in both directions.

3. What is the recommended antenna polarity?

Videolarm generally recommends horizontal polarization for most applications.

Most jamming noise sources in or near 900Mhz utilize vertical polarization. Our

experience indicates that successful installations often perform better with horizontal

polarization. The WIRELESS DOME will support horizontal and vertical installations

(the wall mount bracket does not currently support horizontal installation but can be

easily modi ed to enable horizontal polarization).

4. How do I use the Site Survey Mode to ne-tune the radio performance?

Radio noise is always a challenge for wireless systems, particularly those in unlicensed

bands. The WIRELESS Master has a built in site survey mode that allows the installer to

manually select any of the 12 channels and evaluate the link performance by reading

the LED link quality display. This mode sends simulated Ethernet traf c over the radio

link and reports the bit error rate (BER). This can be used to assist in the alignment

of antennas or to determine if there are in band or adjacent band interferers. The link

performance may show reduced link quality on channels 1 or 12 due to adjacent

channel noise. Under normal operation the WIRELESS Master automatically chooses a

channel with Strong link quality and will avoid channels that have poor performance.

5. Does your product include network-based management tools?

The WIRELESS Dome has built-in intelligent frequency agility. Upon receiving RF

interference, this allows the radio link to automatically change to a quieter channel based

on continuously monitoring of its own Bit Error Rate. With the channel selection feedback

loop running, the radio is able to always optimize the link without user intervention.

During installation we encourage testing of the radio link by using site survey mode

(DIP 4 ON). This testing will ensure that the radio has found channel(s) that achieve

a low BER. Once the link is tested, the user can turn off DIP 4 and let the link run

autonomously. The user then can ping a client device on the other side of the link to

ensure the radio is in continual operational.

6. Why is 900 MHz better than 2.4 or 5.8 GHz 802.11 for Non-Line-

of-Sight applications?

The improved propagation characteristics of lower frequency RF energy has been

well documented for years. The 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz (802.11)

frequencies are

excellent baseband carriers for clear line-of-sight conditions, however, they do not

propagate well through solids such as building walls, trees or over large expanses of

water.

The trade-offs are bandwidth vs. distance traveled - 802.11 can support higher

throughput (up to 54Mbps) but cannot travel far or through obstacles. By contrast,

Videolarm 900MHz technology can travel much greater distances through solids or air

for that matter, but can only support a 1.5 Mbps data rate (when the band is divided

into 12 channels - 2 MHz each).

7. What is the Fresnel zone?

The Fresnel Zone is the area around the visual line-of-sight that radio waves

spread out into after they leave the antenna. Typically, 20% Fresnel Zone

blockage introduces little signal loss to the link. Beyond 40% blockage, signal

loss will become signi cant. This calculation is based on a at earth. It does

not take the curvature of the earth into consideration. The effect of this is to

budge the earth in the middle of the link. It is recommended for long links to

have a microwave path analysis done that takes this and the topography of

the terrain into account.

Power Connection

Exploded View for Replacement Parts

Part Number Description

1 RP40HGPB1000 PB24 Housing Assembly

2 RP40BRPBL24 900 MHz Bracket Assembly With Transformer and PCB

3 RPPB241000 Grounding Stud and Terminal Connector

4 RP70WPPH13 3 Position Incoming Power Plug

Replacement Parts List

24VAC at 3.5 a

Green

Brown

Brn/Wht

Black

Blk/Wht

115V 50/60hz

Transformer Wiring

120VAC

220/240VAC 50/60 Hz

120 VAC

220 VAC

INPUT

120 VAC

220 VAC

INPUT

Exploded View for Replacement Parts

Part Number

1 RPVL2879 Wireless Base Bracket A

2 RP70TRANS11 96VA 220/110 TO 24 CE/UL TRANSFORMER

3 RPVL2885 Wireless box, bracket B

4 RP76PCBPB01 POWER BOX CONNECTION PCG

5 RP70WPPH08 3.81- 2 position Connector 1803578

6 RP70WPPH03 4 Position Connector 1803594

7 RP70CAPC02 12VDC POWER CONNECTOR - FEMALE

8 RP70AW9XB Wireless 900 MHz Transmitter PCB

9 RP76RFPS WIRELESS POWER SUPPLY PCB

Replacement Parts List

8.00

[ 203.2 ]

2.00

[ 50.8 ]

Mounting

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