Panasonic Color CCTV Camera Wv Cw500 WV CW504SE Series Installation Guide

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Mounting screws
	 •	 The	screws 	and 	bolts 	must 	be 	tightened	
with  an  appropriate  tightening  torque 
according  to  the  material  and  strength  of 
the installation area.
	 •	 Do 	not 	use 	an 	impact 	driver. 	Failure 	to	
observe this may cause overtightening and 
consequently damage to the screws.  
	 •	 W h e n 	a 	s c re w 	i s 	t i g h t e n e d , 	m a k e 	t h e	
screw  at  a  right  angle  to  the  surface.  After 
tightening  the  screws  or  bolts,  perform 
visual check to ensure tightening is enough 
and there is no backlash. 
Do not remove or loosen the screws. 
Do  not  remove  or  even  loosen  the  screws 
(7 pieces) on the rear of the camera. 
Otherwise, water exposure may cause damage 
or  malfunction  of  camera,  or  camera  dropping 
may result in injury.  
						

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Major operating controls and their functions
q Power cord
* This illustration shows the camera  without the inner dome.
w Video output cable
e Enclosure
r Panning table
!8 ABF operation indicatorOperation
buttons
!7 Heater output connector
o Zoom lock knob i Focus lock knob
t
Tilt adjusting table
y Tilting lock screw  u Panning lock screw
!0 Camera xing screw
!1 Monitor output connector
!9 Inner dome
!2 Right button
     [(RIGHT), FAR]
!3 Left button
     [(LEFT), NEAR]
!4 Up button
     [(UP)]
!5 Down button
     [(DOWN), ABF1]
!6 Setting button
     [(SET), ABF2/MENU] 
						

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 q  Power cord
	w  Video output cable
  e  Enclosure
  r  Panning table
    Rotate  this  table  to  adjust  the  panning 
angle of the camera.
  t  Tilt adjusting table
    Adjust the azimuth angle of the image. 
  y  Tilting lock screw 
    Locks the tilt position. 
  u  Panning lock screw
    Fixes the panning table.
  i  Focus lock knob
    Locks the focal point. 
	o  Zoom lock knob
    Locks the zoom point. 
  !0  Camera fixing screw
    Fix the attachment on the camera body. 
  !1  Monitor output connector
    Connect the monitor for adjustment to this 
output connector. 
  !2  Right button [(RIGHT), FAR]
    Moves  the  cursor  to  the  right,  selects  the 
mode and adjusts some levels. 
  !3  Left button [(LEFT), NEAR]
    Moves  the  cursor  to  the  left,  selects  the 
mode and adjusts some levels. 
  !4  Up button [(UP)]
    Moves  the  cursor  upward  and  selects 
items in the setup menu. 
  !5  Down button [(DOWN), ABF1]
    Moves  the  cursor  downward  and  selects 
items in the setup menu. Refer to page 24 
for further information about [ABF1].  
!6  Setting button [(SET), ABF2/MENU]
    Confirms  the  setting  contents.  Refer  to 
p a g e   2 6   f o r   f u r t h e r   i n f o r m a t i o n   a b o u t 
[ABF2]. 
  !7  Heater output connector 
    The  cable  of  heater  unit  (option)  is  con-
nected to this connector. (+ page 31)
  !8  ABF operation indicator
    Indicates the status of ABF operation.
  !9  Inner dome 
						

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Preparations
When  installing  the  camera  on  a  wall  or  a  ceiling,  there  are  two  methods  as  specified  below.  
(+ Next page)
	 •	 Using	a	two-gang	junction	box
	 •	 Using	the	camera	mount	bracket	(accessory)
Refer  to  all  work  related  to  the  installation  of  this  product  to  qualified  service  personnel  or  system 
installer. 
Important:
	 •	 Prepare	 the	mounting	 screw	according	 to	the	 material	 of	the	 area	 where	 the	camera	 attach-
ment  (accessory)  is  to  be  installed.  In  this  case,  wood  screws  and  nails  should  not  be  used. 
For mounting a camera on a concrete ceiling, use an anchor bolt (M4) or an AY plug bolt (M4) 
for securing. 
    (Recommended tightening torque M4: 1.6 N·m)
	 •	 When	 using	the	provided	 camera	attachment,	 make	sure	that	either	 of	the	 arrow	 marks	 faces	
upward. 
	 •	 Required	pull-out	capacity	of	a	single	screw/bolt	is	196	N	or	more.	
	 •	 If	 a	ceiling	 board	such	as	plaster	 board	is	too	 weak	 to	support	 the	total	 weight,	 the	area	 shall	
be sufficiently reinforced. 
	 •	 When	 using	an	optional	 mounting	 bracket,	refer	to	the	 operating	 instructions	 of	the	 bracket	 in	
use. 
The mounting conditions of the camera mount bracket are described as follows: 
Installation 
place Applicable mount  
bracket Recommended 
screwNumber 
of screwMinimum pull-out 
strength 
(per 1 pc.)
Ceiling/wall (Two-gang junction box) M4 or equivalent 4 pcs. 196 N
Ceiling/wall Camera mount bracket (approx. 350 g) M4 or equivalent 4 pcs. 196 N
Ceiling WV-Q169  (approx. 700 g) –
– *
*   Make  sure  that  the  installed  mount  bracket  can  support  more  than  5  times  of  the  weight  of  the 
camera.  
						

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Using a two-gang junction box
	 •	 When	the	camera	 is	installed	 using	the	two-gang	 junction	box,	mount	 the	camera	 attachment	
(accessory) to the embedded box installed on the wall or ceiling as a \
first step.  
Note:
	 •	 For	wall	mounting:	
    Installation  shall  be  performed  in  such  a  manner  that  "MTOP"  of  the  camera  attachment  faces 
upward. 
  •  For ceiling mounting: 
    The front side (model number indication face) of the camera shall be aligned in the direction of 
the arrow in "
						

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z Install the camera mount bracket on the wall/ceiling.
Note:
	 •	 Only	 the	same	 type	of	holes,	 A  or B,  shall  be 
used for mounting. 
    
B B
B
A
A
A
51mm
ø27 mm
Cable access hole
Center of camera mount bracket
Female thread for conduit
Camera mount braket
(For use of the hole A) (For use of the hole B)
138 mm
138 mm85 mm
85 mm
(A For use of the hole)
B
B B
B A
A
A
A 
						

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x   Previously run the cables from the wall or ceiling through the cable access hole. 
c   Mount the attachment onto the mount bracket. 
    Recommended tightening torque: 0.78 N·m
Camera attachment
FRONTTOP
Note:
  •  For wall mounting: 
    Installation  shall  be  performed  in  such  a  manner  that  "MTOP"  of  the  camera  attachment  faces 
upward. (Except for the case of connecting the conduit from the top. (+ page 28))
  •  For ceiling mounting: 
    The front side (model number indication face) of the camera shall be aligned in the direction of 
the arrow in "
						

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Camera installation
z Mount the camera. 

 q  Connect the power cord and the video output cable. (+ page 29)
  w  Align the "OPEN" mark of the camera with the protrusion of the camera attachment. 
  e  Engage  the  attachment  mounting  screw  of  the  camera  with  the  camera  mounting  hole  of  the 
camera attachment and rotate the camera in the direction of the arrow to the "LOCK" position 
to secure the camera to the camera attachment without any backlash. 
FRONTTOP
OPEN
LOCK
Attachment mounting screw  Protrusion
Camera mounting hole 
						

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 q  Attach the camera onto the camera attachment 
while  aligning  the  "OPEN"  mark  of  the  camera 
with the projection of the camera attachment.
Important:
	 •	 When	 mounting	the	camera	 body,	cables	 shall	
be  run  between  the  camera  attachment  and 
camera  mount  bracket  as  indicated  by  the 
arrow in the illustration. 
  * Cable  running  as  indicated  by  the  arrow  is  an 
example.  Cable  running  shall  be  varied  with 
installation environment. 
    
LOCKOPEN
LOCKOPEN
Projection 
						

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 w  Engage the attachment mounting screw of 
the camera with the camera mounting hole 
of  the  camera  attachment  and  rotate  the 
camera  in  the  direction  of  the  arrow  to  the 
"LOCK"  position  to  secure  the  camera  to 
the  camera  attachment  without  any  back-
lash. 
  e  Connect  the  power  cord  and  the  video 
output  cable  at  the  side  of  the  camera 
mount bracket. (+ page 29)
    Apply  waterproof  treatment  to  the  con-
nected section. (+ page 27)
  r  A c c o m m o d a t e   t h e   c o n n e c t e d   c a b l e s 
inside  the  cable  guide  of  the  camera 
mount bracket. 
Important:
	 •	 To 	prevent 	the 	cables 	from 	being 	caught	
when  the  cover  is  attached,  keep  the 
cables inside the cable guide. 
    
LOCKOPEN
LOCKOPEN
Projection
Make cable 
connections. 
Cable guide
Cable guide
Connected cable