Philips VCM8161/00T - Manual (Page 5)

Monochrome CCD observation camera VCM8161/00T-/01T
The illustrations referred to in this manual are
printed on the insides of the two fold-out
cover pages.
Contents________________________
Page
Introduction.........................................................1
Connecting the camera..................................... 1
The power supply............................................1
The video output............................................. 1
The connection cable......................................... 2
Changing the length of the cable......................2
The lens................................................................ 2
Using a different lens......................................... 2
Focus adjustment............................................... 3
Installing the camera.......................................... 4
The mounting bracket.........................................4
Maintenance tips.................................................5
Technical specifications.....................................6
The complete camera pack contains the
following components;
• One CCD camera
• One C/CS adapter ring
• One 8 mm, F 1.3 lens
• One adjustable mounting bracket
• One coaxial connection cable (10 metres/33ft)
• Extra plugs to extend or shorten the
connection cable
• Screws and mounting plugs
• One user manual
ENGLISH
Introduction
Your new CCD camera is specially developed for
use with a special observation system monitor. It
features a sensitive microphone thus registering
both images and sound via the monitor.
Connecting the camera_____________
The power supply
The power for the camera is supplied by the
monitor, via the coaxial cable. It means that the
selected camera is switched on automatically
when you switch your monitor on.
The video output
A standard coaxial connection cable (10 metres
/33 feet) is supplied with your camera. The cable
is fitted with a male, 75 Ohm coaxial plug on one
end and a male cinch plug on the other. The
cinch plug (fig. 6) fits the connection socket of
the camera (fig. 2-1).
The default channel setting of the camera is for
channel 3. If you do not get an optimum image,
check whether the channel switch on the rear of
the monitor is set for the same channel. You can
change the channel setting of the camera too, if
necessary (e.g. when you get interference from a
strong, local TV station). You will find the switch