Panasonic Color CCTV Camera Wv Cw590 Wv Cw594 Installation Guide

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Take not\bce of hum\bd\H\bty.
Insta\f\f this product when the humi\,dity is \fow. If this 
product is insta\f\fed \,during rainfa\f\f or \,at a high humidity\,, 
the inside may be \,exposed to moistur\,e and the dome 
cover may become fo\,ggy. 
Locally procure the\H screws
Screws  are  not  supp\fied  with  this  product.  Prepare  the 
screws  according  to  the  materia\f,  structure,  strength 
and  other  factors  of  the  mounting  area  and  the  tota\f 
weight of objects t\,o be mounted.
Screw t\bghten\bng
  • \bhe screws and bo\fts must b\,e tightened with an\, 
appropriate tightening\, torque according to the 
materia\f and strength of the insta\,\f\fation area.  
  •  Do not use an impa\,ct driver. Fai\fure to observe 
this may cause over\,tightening and con\,sequent\fy 
damage to the screws. 
  •  When a screw is tightened, make the screw at a right 
ang\fe to the surface. After tighten\,ing the screws or 
bo\fts, perform visua\f check to e\,nsure tightening is 
enough and there is no back\fash.  \,
Heater un\bt
\bhis product is equipped \,with an interna\f heater unit 
for use in co\fd c\fi\,mates. \bhe heater u\,nit turns on 
automatica\f\fy when t\,he temperature inside the product 
drops be\fow +10 °C. Ho\,wever, in an extreme\fy \fow-
temperature environment be\fow –30 °C,\, snow and frost 
may not be defrosted from the dome cover. When using 
this product in co\fd c\fima\,tes, take notice of\, the ambient 
and interna\f temperatures of the product. When this 
product is insta\f\fed \,and operated in \fow \,temperatures 
be\fow –10 °C, norma\f images may not \,be obtained 
immediate\fy after s\,tartup. In such a case\,, wait around 2 
hours or more, and turn on the power agai\,n.
Influence on \bmages\H and the\br qual\bty
\bhis  product  has  no  wiper  unit.  Under  the  fo\f\fowing 
conditions,  image  qua\fity  may  deteriorate  or  images 
may not be viewed pr\,oper\fy.
(1) Influence by ra\,infa\f\f Due to the wind that accompanies rainfa\f\f, raindrops 
may fa\f\f on the dome cover. \bhat may make images 
\fess viewab\fe.
(2) Influence by sn\,owfa\f\f Due  to  the  wind  that  accompanies  snowfa\f\f,  snow 
may fa\f\f on the dom\,e cover. \bhat may partia\f\fy make
s u r v e i \f \f a n c e   i m a g e s   i n v i e w a b \f e .   ( \b h e   e x t e n t   o f 
inviewabi\fity  may  vary  depending  on  the  amount  of 
snowfa\f\f and the qua\,\fity of snow.)
(3)   Inf\fuence  by  dust  in  the  air  or  gas  emission  from 
 vehic\fes Depending  on  the  insta\f\fation  environment,  dome 
cover  may  be  dirty  due  to  dust  in  the  air  or  gas 
e m i s s i o n   f ro m   v e h i c \f e s .   \b h a t   m a y   d e g r a d e   t h e 
qua\fity of images. Check before connect\H\bon
C o m p a t i b i \f i t y   o f   d e v i c e s   a r e   r e s t r i c t e d .   B e f o r e 
connections,  check  the  ratings  and  dimensions  of  the 
devices to be used.\,
Contact your dea\fer\, for detai\fs.
Important h\bnts to \Hhelp w\bth the \bnstall\Hat\bon
A se\ff-c\feaning fun\,ction is activated \,(PAN/\bIL\b/ ZOOM/
FOCUS) when the cam\,era is turned on. 
						

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\bIP swit\fh settings 
■ Commun\bcat\bon Parameters (DIP Sw\btch 2) 
\bhe factory defau\ft settings \,are a\f\f OFF. Sw\btch 1: \berminator (Interna\f \bermination Resistanc\,e)
 Set to ON in the f\,o\f\fowing situations.
  • When 1 camera is c\,onnected to this u\,nit
  • When  2  or  more  cameras  are  connected  to  this  unit  that  works  as  a 
termination
Sw\btches 2 to 4: Communication Par\,ameters \bhis  setting  togg\fes  between  2-\fine  and  4-\fine  communication.  Use 
these switches to se\fect the communication protoco\f being used. 
12 3 4
ON
Terminator
Communication
 
\farameters
1 2 3 4
ON
4-line Communicatio\tn 
1
2 3 4
ON
2-line Communicatio\tn 
 
1.  Attaching and removing the housing\, base 
    For removing the Housing Base, refer to pages 16 to 
19.   
2.  Set the DIP switche\,s as the fo\f\fowing: \,
    Communication para\,meters: Set with swi\,tch 2
    Unit number: Set wi\,th switch 1
   
Loc kSTAR T
 DIP SW1
ON
1 23
4\f
6
7 8
DIP SW2
ON
1 2
3
4
\bamera top view
DIP Switch
Important: 
•
  Before setting up the camera for a configuration where the camera's data port (RS485) is used for camera contro\f  
 
(pan,  ti\ft,  etc.)  by  the  system  contro\f\fer,  the  camera's  DIP  switches  must  be  configured  to  specify  the  unit 
 number and communi\,cation parameters. \,
If  DIP  switch  setting  is  not  performed,  the  system  contro\f\fer  contro\f  wi\f\f  not  be  possib\fe  and  camera  setup  wi\f\f   
have to be performed again. Be sure to check the DIP\, switch settings be\,fore setting up the c\,amera.  
						

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■ Un\bt Number (DIP Sw\btch 1) 
\bhe factory defau\ft settings \,of these DIP switch\,es are a\f\f OFF. (Coaxia\f Mu\ftip\fex\, System) 
Conf\bgurat\bon for u\Hs\bng  Panason\bc Pro\Htocol
1 2 34
ON5 6 7
8
DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber
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ON5 6 7 8
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ON5 6 7 8
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ON5 6 7 8
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DIP Switc\f 1
Unit 
Nu\bber DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
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ON5 6 7 8
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ON
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DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber
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ON
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ON
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1 2 3 4
ON
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DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
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ON
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DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber
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ON
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1 2 3 4
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1 2 3 4
ON
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1 2 3 4
ON
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DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber
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DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
Nu\bber
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ON5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
ON5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
ON5 6 7 8
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ON5 6 7 8
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ON5 6 7
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ON5 6 7
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ON5 6 7
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ON5 6 7 8
DIP Switc\f 1
Unit 
Nu\bber DIP Switc\f 1 Unit 
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Conf\bgurat\bon for u\Hs\bng Pelco protocol\H
Important: 
•  
When  using  Pe\fco  protoco\f,  make  sure  that  the  system  works  proper\fy  before  use.  Some  functions  using  Pe\fco 
protoco\f  may  be  restricted  when  this  camera  and  the  apparatuses  (commercia\f\fy  avai\fab\fe)  compatib\fe  with 
Pe\fco protoco\f operate toge\,ther. 
Unit Number
Pelco-PUnit Number
Pelco-PUnit Number
Pelco-P Unit Number
Pelco-D Unit Number
Pelco-D Unit Number
Pelco-D
23
2\f
25
26
27
2\b
29
30
31
32
12
13
1\f
15
16
17
1\b
19
20
21
22
1
2
3
\f
5
6
7
\b
9
10
11
Note:
•   When  using  the  Unit  Number  1  to  96  of  Panasonic  Protoco\f  and  using  the  Unit  Number  32  to  96  of  Pe\fco-D 
protoco\f,  the  unit  number  setting  needs  to  be  configured  using  the  RS485  SE\b  UP  menu.  For  detai\fs  about 
configuring this s\,etting, refer to the operat\,ing instructions (\,PDF). 
•   \burning on power when this setting is se\fected causes the RS485 SE\b UP menu to appear during the initia\fisation 
routine.  
						

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■ RS485 Commun\bcat\bon Parameters (DIP Sw\btch 1) 
Configuring DIP Switch 1 as shown be\fow resets communication parameters to their factory defau\ft settings. You can 
then change the se\,ttings as desired. 
1 2 34
ON5 6 7
8
DIP Switc\f 1 Setting De\bcription
1 2 3 4
ON5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
ON5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
ON5 6 7 8
ON
1 2 3 4
ON5 6 7 8
T\fi\b \betting re\bet\b communication parameter\b to t\fe factory default \betting\b.
BAUD RATE : 19 200\c bit/\b, DATA BIT : \c8 bit, PARITY CHEC\cK : NONE, STOP BIT\c : 1 bit
BAUD RATE : 9 600 \cbit/\b, DATA BIT : 8\c bit, PARITY CHECK\c : NONE, STOP BIT \c: 1 bit
BAUD RATE : 4 800 \cbit/\b, DATA BIT : 8\c bit, PARITY CHECK\c : NONE, STOP BIT \c: 1 bit
BAUD RATE : 2 400 \cbit/\b, DATA BIT : 8\c bit, PARITY CHECK\c : NONE, STOP BIT \c: 1 bit
ON
Perform the fo\f\fowing step\,s to use this sett\,ing. 
 
(1)  \burn off the camera and u\,se DIP Switch 1 to \,configure RS485 communicat\,ion parameters as \,shown above. 
  (2)  \burn on the camera. 
    \bhis app\fies the se\,tting you configur\,ed in step (1). 
  (3)  \burn off the camera, use DIP Switch 1 to set the unit number (
☞ pages 13 and 14), and then turn the camera 
back on again.  
						

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Installation
Precaut\bons
 •  Make sure that the p\face you are insta\f\fing the camera is strong enough to support it. If it is not strong enough, 
then the camera ma\,y fa\f\f and hurt someone.
  •  \bhe  fo\f\fowing  steps  of  insta\f\fation  and  connection  work  shou\fd  be  done  by  qua\fified  service  personne\f  or 
system insta\f\fers a\,nd shou\fd conform to a\f\f \foca\f codes\,.
  •  Be sure to turn the power off before insta\f\fation and \,connection.
  •  Do not insta\f\f the \,camera near the ai\,r out\fet of an air \,conditioner.
■ Mount\bng the Camera
Wall mount
\bhe figure shows an examp\fe of the camera mounted on 
a  wa\f\f  with  the  optiona\f  WV-Q122  Wa\f\f  Mount  Bracket. 
See instructions inc\fuded with the optiona\f bracket
●    Construct\bon
STEP 1
Attach the camera to the housing base, and secure the 
c a m e r a   a n d   t h e   h o u s i n g   b a s e   w i t h   t h e   m o u n t i n g 
screws (x3). 
\bhe  screws  that  are  removed  need  to  be  used  during 
reassemb\fy. Be carefu\f to not \fose th\,em.
*  Specia\f screw (mounting screw) 
Use a hexagon wrench for the hexag\,on screw (M5).
STEP 2
\bo detach the housing base, turn the camera c\fockwise 
to the end, viewed f\,rom the bottom. 
(Ø 58)
(60)
25
8540 1-1/2A deep 30 \MMA\f
PT11 c\best (pa\ballel\M pipe th\bead) 40 1-1/2B deep 30 \MMA\f
PT11 c\best (tape\b pi\Mpe th\bead)
300 mm
REAR
Screws (x3)
Housing Base\famera
ST A\b TLO\fK
STAR TLOCK
Housing Base
Ca\fera
REAR
Ce\bl\bng mount
\bhe  figure  shows  an  examp\fe  of  the  camera  mounted 
on a cei\fing with a \,\foca\f\fy procured bracket.
Refer  to  the  instructions  inc\fuded  with  the  bracket  for 
fi\f\fing gaps and ho\,\fes with waterproof materia\f.
Note: •   When removing the front and rear sun shie\fds, 
 perform steps 5 to 7 in \,the reverse order.
Important: 
•   When using this mount bracket, the hexagon screws 
(M6)  that  are  accessory  of  the  brackets  cannot  be 
used  as  the  mounting  screws  for  this  camera.  Use 
the  hexagon  screws  (M5)  attached  to  the  housing 
base. 
						

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x4 Screws
STEP 6
Fix the housing ba\,se to the attachme\,nt pipe.•   Fasten  4  screws  (the  screws  that  were  removed  in 
 step  3)  making  sure  that  "REAR "  engraved  on  the 
 housing base face\,s the wa\f\f.
(Recommended tightening torque: 2.45 N·m {25 kgf·cm})
•   Fi\f\f  the  gap  between  the  bracket  and  attachment 
pipe  with  waterproof  materia\f  such  as  si\ficon  c\fay.
See instructions o\,f the bracket for \,detai\fs.
Important: 
•  Carefu\f\fy  app\fy  the  sea\fing  so  that  water  or 
moisture  cannot  get  inside.  If  water  ge ts 
inside  the  camera  it  cou\fd  cause  a  shock  or 
fire.  A\fso,  if  moisture  gets  inside  the  camera  it 
cou\fd cause the dom\,e to become foggy.
STEP 7
  (1)  Check  that  the  projection  of  the  \feaf  spring  on  the 
top  of  the  camera  is  at  the  "S\bAR\b"  position.  If  the 
projection  is  not  at  the  "S\bAR\b"  position,  turn  the 
p\fate c\fockwise to match it to the "S\bAR\b" position.
Leaf Spring Bending
Plate
STEP 4
 (1)  Fix  the  bracket  to  the  insta\f\fation  surface  using 
appropriate bo\fts, nuts\, or the \fike (not s\,upp\fied).
  (2)  Fix the attachment\, pipe to the brack\,et.
STEP 5
\bhread cab\fes through the bracket. Connect the cab\fes 
to the camera (
☞ page 20).
Warn\bng: 
•   Sea\f  the  cab\fes  with  p\fastic  or  rubber  tape  to 
prevent it from being exposed. 
Attachment Pipe
Housing Base
Cab les
Housing Basex4 Scre
ws
W
ater \froof Mater ialREAR
REAR
STEP 3
  Remove the attachment pipe from the housing base by 
\foosening 4 screws.
*  
S p e c i a \f   s c re w   ( m o u n t i n g   s c re w ) :   U s e   a   h e x a g o n 
wrench for the hexag\,on screw (M6). 
						

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 (2) Be sure to hook the camera safety wire into the bracket.
Camera Saf ety Wire
  (3)  Insta\f\f  the  camera  to  the  housing  mounting 
b a s e .   I n s t a \f \f   t h e   c a m e r a   t o   t h e   h o u s i n g 
mounting  base  so  that  the  guide  pin  at  the 
camera  top  wi\f\f  be  directed  toward  "REAR" 
engraved  on  the  housing  mounting  base.  \burn 
the  camera  counter-c\fockwise,  viewed  from  the 
bottom,  to  confir m  that  the  camera  is  fixed. 
Secure\fy  tighten  the  screws*  that  were  removed 
when the housing mo\,unting base was removed.
(Recommended  tightening  torque:  2.45  N·m   
{25 k gf·cm})
*  
Specia\f screw (mounting screw)
 Use a hexagon wrench for the hexagon screw (M5).
View from the top
Guide pin
When camera is ins\xtalled When fixed
STAR TLOCK
REAR
Housing Base
\f3 Scre\bs
Guide Pin Camera
Poor\fy tightened sc\,rews may resu\ft in water 
\feaking into the ca\,mera or possib\fe fi\,re.
STEP 8
Attach the front and rear sunshie\fds (acc\,essory) to the 
camera.
 (1)  Put the fingers on the dents of the front and rear 
sun-shie\fds  to  detach  the  hooks  on  both  sides. 
\bhe sun-shie\fd wi\f\f b\,e divided into two p\,arts. 
For  \foss  prevention,  one  side  of  the  front  and 
rear sunshie\fds are \finked together wi\,th a wire. 
Detach the hooks. Wire
Dents
 
(2)  Locate  the  front  and  rear  sunshie\fds  to  the 
position that cover\,s the housing base\,. 
START
LOCK
Housing Base
\front and rear suns\bi\eelds (accessory)
 (3)  Joint both sides o\,f front and rear sunshie\fds. 
Joint the hook and dents on the \finked side, and 
then joint the oth\,er side. 
Safety wire
Front and rear sun\(shields (a\f\fessory)
Main sunshield
Important: 
•  
Give sufficient \fength to the safety wire when insta\f\fing.
•  Fix  the  safety  wire  to  a  strong  p\face,  considering 
 the weight of the \,camera (4.5 kg ). 
						

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Important: 
•  Joint both sides of the front and rear sunshie\fds 
before fitting in the m\,ain sunshie\fd.
•   Do not trap the sa\,fety wire inside.
•   \bhe safety wire is designed to support on\fy the 
weight of the camer\,a when the camera f\,a\f\fs.  
Do not put an exce\,ssive weight that th\,e safety 
wire cannot support.
STEP 9
Fit the front and rear sunshie\fds in t\,he main sunshie\fd.
•  A\fign  "
"  of  the  rear  sunshie\fd  to  "  S\bAR\b"  of  the 
m a i n   s u n s h i e \f d .   \b h e n ,   t u r n   t h e   f r o n t   a n d   r e a r 
sunshie\fds toward "LOCK" unti\f a c\f\,ick is heard.
Front and rear sun\Mshields (accessory\M)
Main sunshield
\flign      to    \M .
STEP 10
Fix  the  front  and  rear  sunshie\fds  on  the  camera  using 
the  front/rear  sunshie\fd  fixing  screw  (accessor y).
(Recommended tightening torque: 0.72 N·m) 
 
Front and rear sun\wshields fixing scr\wew \faccessory)
Important: 
•  When the power of the camera is turned on, 
the camera wi\f\f start panning and the position 
wi\f\f automatica\f\fy be initia\fized.
Note:
•    When  removing  the  front  and  rear  sunshie\fds,   
 perform steps 8 to 10 in the reverse order. 
						

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Conne\ftions 
Precaut\bons
 •  \bhe  fo\f\fowing  connections  shou\fd  be  made  by  qua\fified  service  personne\f  or  system  insta\f\fers  in  accordance 
with a\f\f \foca\f codes.
  •  See the reverse side of the \,cover page for main\, \fead connection.
  •  \burn off the power at the fuse box before starting the insta\f\fation work, or it so cou\fd resu\ft in fire, e\fectric shock, 
persona\f injury, and materia\f dama\,ge. 
 Data Port (RS485)Alarm In\fut Conne\btorAlarm Out\fut Conne\bto\nr
T(B)T(A)R(B)R(A)
Red
Orange
Yellow
GreenData
Data
(RJ-12) Alarm In 2*5 (Red) Alarm In 1*5 (Bla\bk\n)
GND*5 (Brown)
Alarm In 3*6 (Yello\nw)
Alarm In 4*6 (Blue)\n GND*5 (Orange)
GND*6 (Green)
GND*6 (Violet)
Alarm Out 2*5 (Pink\n) Alarm Out 1*5 (Grey)\n
GND*5 (White)
GND*5 (Light Green)
Tx
Rx
220 V - 240 V  AC
(WV-CW590)
24 V AC (WV-CW594) Brown
Blue
Green/Yellow
To the \fower su\f\fly
GND ( Safety groundi\nng )*3 WV-CW590
GND ( Signal groundi\nng )*3 WV-CW594
Coaxial Cable RG-6/U \n(5C-2V)*2
 Data Port (RS485)
To VIDEO IN \fort 
(CAMERA IN)
To sensor, et\b.*4
To buzzer, 
dis\flay devi\be, et\b.*\n4  To Matrix Swit\bher,\n 
et\b. 
Video Out\fut 
Conne\btor
Alarm In\fut 
Conne\btor
Alarm Out\fut 
Conne\btor Twisted Pair Cable*1\n
(BNC) (RJ-12)
(Live)
(Neutral)
*1:  For twisted pair ca\,b\fe, use shie\fded \fo\,w-impedance cab\fe wi\,th a thickness of \,at 
\feast AWG#22 (0.33 mm2). 
*2:  Keep the overa\f\f \fen\,gth of coaxia\f cab\f\,e under 1200 m (in\, the case of RG-6/\,U 
(5C-2V)). 
*3:  Be sure to connect the g\,rounding cab\fe to gr\,ound. 
*4:  Since a fema\fe cab\f\,e is not attached, \,cut off the connector an\,d connect to the 
twisted pair cab\fe o\,f the same type.
*5:  \bhe type of twisted \,pair cab\fe is AWG#28.
*6:  \bhe type of twisted \,pair cab\fe is AWG#26.