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5-8 Set [Sending Command] q and [Parameter 1] w on the
manual execution screen shown in Fig. 19.
Sending Command:
Sending Command:
Select [Range sensor adjust request].
Parameter 1:
Select [Range sensor offset adjust request].
5-9 Set the white paper shown in Fig. 20 300 mm away from
the iris camera (294 mm away from the front panel).
Fig. 20
5-10 Position Sensor Off set Adjustment
Press the [Execute] button r on the manual execution
screen shown in Fig. 19.
Check that [Resulte Response] is shown in the result
answer box y.
screen shown in Fig. 19.
Check that [Resulte Response] is shown in the result
answer box y.
5-11 Change [Parameter 1] w on the manual execution
screen to [Range sensor tilt adjust].
5-12 Set the white paper shown in Fig. 20 600 mm away
from the iris camera (594 mm away from the front panel
surface).
surface).
5-13 Position Sensor Titlt Adjustment
Press the [Execute] button r on the manual execution
screen shown in Fig. 19. Check that [Resulte Response]
is shown in the result answer box y.
screen shown in Fig. 19. Check that [Resulte Response]
is shown in the result answer box y.
5-14 Change [Parameter 1] w on the manual execution
screen to [Object range request], and confirm the value
of the measured range.
of the measured range.
5-15 Set the white paper 400 mm away from the iris camera
(394 mm away from the front panel surface).
5-16 When the [Execute] button r on the manual execution
screen is pressed, the value of the measured range is
shown in the result answer box y. If the measured
range is not 400 mm plus/minus 10 %, repeat the adjust-
ment steps 5-6 onward.
shown in the result answer box y. If the measured
range is not 400 mm plus/minus 10 %, repeat the adjust-
ment steps 5-6 onward.
5-17 If the measured range is within the specified limits, set
the white paper shown in Fig. 20 300 mm away from the
iris camera (294 mm from the front panel surface).
iris camera (294 mm from the front panel surface).
5-18 When the [Execute] button r on the manual execution
screen is pressed, the value of the measured range is
shown in the result answer box y. If the measured
range is not 300 mm plus/minus 10 %, repeat the adjust-
ment steps 5-6 onward. If the measured range is within
the specified limits, the adjustment process is over.
shown in the result answer box y. If the measured
range is not 300 mm plus/minus 10 %, repeat the adjust-
ment steps 5-6 onward. If the measured range is within
the specified limits, the adjustment process is over.
BM-ET300/
BM-ET300E
BM-ET300E
294/394/594 mm from Front Panel
300/400/600 mm from Coaxial center
White Paper
Chart Installation Stand
TO
BNC
BNC
TERMINAL BOARD
CN1
CN2
CN3
CN4
CN5
CN6
CN7
CN8
MAIN BOARD
CN14
CN4
CN2
CN6
CN7
CN9
CN13
CN1
CN10
CN1
CN2
TO
CCD Ass'y (R)
. . . . . . . . .CN2
CCD Ass'y (R)
. . . . . . . . .CN2
TO
CCD Ass'y (L)
. . . . . . . . .CN2
CCD Ass'y (L)
. . . . . . . . .CN2
TO
LED Ass'y (L)
. . . . . . . . .CN1
LED Ass'y (L)
. . . . . . . . .CN1
POWER
BOARD
BOARD
CAMERA RELAY BOARD
(PATTERN SIDE VIEW)
CN7
CN4
CN8
CN3
CN6
CN1
CN2
CN1
TAMPER SW BOARD
(COMPONENT SIDE VIEW)
(COMPONENT SIDE VIEW)
(PATTERN SIDE VIEW)
(PATTERN SIDE VIEW)
(PATTERN SIDE VIEW)
CN1
INDICATOR BOARD
TO
SPEAKER
SPEAKER
TO
LED Ass'y (R)
. . . . . . . . .CN1
LED Ass'y (R)
. . . . . . . . .CN1
E103
E101
E105
FB1
E107
E104
E104
E102
E112
E112
E111
E108
E110
E109
TO VIDEO SURVEILLANCE CAMERA
TO
POSITION SENSOR
POSITION SENSOR
None of the parts on the Main Board Ass'y is
supplied individually and it is supplied as the
Main Board Ass'y only.
supplied individually and it is supplied as the
Main Board Ass'y only.
– 3-1 –
WIRING DIAGRAM
ETHERNET
CCD Ass'y (L)
LED Ass'y (L)
POWER
BOARD
TERMINAL
BOARD
CCD Ass'y (R)
5R0
5R0
15V
V7V
V7V
M7V
15V
2
6
11
11
4
4
6
17
39
5
4
6
1
3
17
39
5
27
29
28
27
29
28
1
5
5
7
6
6
18
14
9
16
12
40
42
41
42
41
13
12
40
42
41
42
41
13
M7V
5R0
5R0
TAMPER
SW BOARD
CAMERA RELAY BOARD
MAIN BOARD
Timing
Generator
Generator
CCD
IC32
Analog
Processor
Processor
IC16
V15L,V-7L
Generator
Generator
IC23
V15R,V-7R
Generator
Generator
IC41
IC22
IC30
IC3-5,7,9-12,29
IC6
IC1
Q3
Timing
Generator
Generator
CCD
Buffer
Buffer
VR2
VR1
BZ1
IC39
LED
LED
Analog
Processor
Processor
LED Drive
(Gide Indicator)
(Gide Indicator)
Switching
Regulator
Regulator
IC1,2
Q1-4
Q1-4
IC1,2
Q1
Q1
IC17
IC1
Q3
D1-12
LED Ass'y (R)
D1-12
Q4
Q2
Q3
Q6
SW1
Q7,D34
Q5
LED
Position
Sensor
Sensor
SP01
SPEAKER
SPEAKER
INDICATOR BOARD
D1-12
Video Surveillance
Camera
Camera
POWER
IN
IN
VIDEO
OUT
OUT
Live
LED
LED
VR1
AUDIO
VOLUME
CONT-
ROLLER
AUDIO
VOLUME
CONT-
ROLLER
VR2
ALARM
VOLUME
CONTROLLER
ALARM
VOLUME
CONTROLLER
12
9
10
11
4
3
1
H1L
CN1
CN1
CN2
CN2
H2L
OV1L
OV2L
OV3L
OV1L
OV2L
OV3L
2
8
8
5
30
14
29
28
28
11 TGDATA1
CN7
CN8
TGCLK1
TGCS1
TGCS2
TGCS1
TGCS2
12
13
13
27
2
RXD
CN4
TXD
3
1
SP+
CN4
SP–
2
10 WIIDC
Driver
Driver
Driver
Driver
Driver
Driver
Driver
Driver
CN7
WIIGND
WIIDATA0
WIIDATA0
9
8
7
8
7
WIIDATA1
WIILED
WIODC
WIILED
WIODC
6
5
4
5
4
WIOGND
WIODATA0
WIODATA1
WIODATA0
WIODATA1
3
2
2
WIOLED
1
10 COMMON
CN8
ALMTMP
ALMPOW
ALMPOW
9
8
7
8
7
ALMNG
ALMOK
ALMINT
ALMOK
ALMINT
6
5
4
5
4
485INRX
485INTX
485OUTRX
485INTX
485OUTRX
3
2
2
485OUTTX
1
1
TDP
ETC1
TXCT
TDN
TDN
2
3
4
3
4
RDP
RXCT
RDN
RXCT
RDN
5
6
7
6
7
NC
GND
GLED1
GLED2
YLED1
YLED2
GND
GLED1
GLED2
YLED1
YLED2
8
9
9
12
10
11
11
10
10
WIILED
CN2
C
N2
WIIDATA1
WIIDATA0
9
9
8
8
7
7
GND
TXD
RXD
6
6
5
5
4
4
GND
GND
5V_VDD
3
3
2
2
5V
1
1
20
20
RETAMP
RCMODE
OPMODE
19
19
18
18
17
17
ALMOK
ALMNG
ALMINT
16
16
15
15
14
14
GND
WIOLED
WIODATA1
13
13
12
12
WIODATA0
11
11
30
30
LIVELED
GND
485OUTRX
29
29
28
28
27
27
485OUTTX
485INTX
485INRX
26
26
25
25
24
24
GND
VOLUM-
VOLUM+
23
23
22
22
TAMPIRQ
21
21
22
34
21
20
20
19 AGCDATA1
CN7
CN8
AGCCLK1
AGCLD1
AGCLD2
AGCLD1
AGCLD2
20
21
21
7
1
4
2
3
17
V
CN6
CN2
5.6V
3.3V
1.8V
2
3
4
39
15
15
3
CAMOUT
CN7
CN8
LRSEL
26
1
3
3
1
AC24V
CN1
CN1
AC24V
3
3
5
5
3
COLLECTOR1
COLLECTOR2
COLLECTOR2
CN6
VS1
VS2
CN1
5
2
1
5.5V
1
2
2
AC24V
E1
AC24V
3
VIDEOOUT
CN5
1
VIDEOOUT
CN3
4
1
37 810LEDL
3
38 810LEDR
CN7
CN8
PSDOUT
40
17
24 IND0
16
25 IND1
8
33 IND2
6
35 IND3
1
12 CCDOUTL
CN1
CN2
7
6
8
5
12
9
10
11
4
3
1
H1R
CN2
CN2
CN2
CN2
H2R
OV1R
OV2R
OV3R
OV1R
OV2R
OV3R
2
8
8
5
1
12 CCDOUTR
CN6
CN1
3
3
LED7V
1,2
1,2 810LEDL
CN7
CN1
3
3
LED7V
1,2
1,2 810LEDR
CN4
3
PSDOUT
CN3
CN1
10
3-
8-
1
IND0-7
CN2
CN2
7
6
M7VR
8
5
15VR
M7VL
15VL
– 3-2 –
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Phenomenon
No start when power is
switched on
No reset
No communication between the
main board and the computer
switched on
No reset
No communication between the
main board and the computer
No enrollment even when
photographing starts.
photographing starts.
Are the source voltages normal?
Is the source voltage of each terminal of the Main Board (CN6) normal?
CN6-1: 7 V CN6-2: 5.6 V
CN6-3: 3.3 V CN6-4: 1.8 V
CN6-3: 3.3 V CN6-4: 1.8 V
Check Item
Check Point
Remedy
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : Check the Power Board
Ass'y
.
Is the LAN cable connected?
Can access be made by the ping command in DOS mode?
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : In case of timeout, check the LAN connector, hub, etc. for
connection.
connection.
Is communication established between the
main board and the computer?
(Check it with camera status acquisition
using the administration software.)
main board and the computer?
(Check it with camera status acquisition
using the administration software.)
Can camera start data be acquired by Camera Set >> Find on the
computer?
computer?
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : If the camera cannot be found, check the settings of the
management software and the initial settings.
management software and the initial settings.
Isn't the tamper detection switch operating?
Was the front cover opened for more than 30 seconds while power is
being switched on?
Yes : The setting data is erased 30 seconds or more after the
temper detection, so repeat the initializing process.
No : Replace the
temper detection, so repeat the initializing process.
No : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
Are the Main Board connectors properly
connected?
connected?
Remove the rear cover and check the Main Board connectors that they
are properly connected.
are properly connected.
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : If any connector is found not properly connected, correct
its connection.
its connection.
Are the CLOCK, HD and VD signals correctly
output from the Camera Relay Board
output from the Camera Relay Board
Ass'y
?
Check each waveform of the Main Board (CN7).
Are the following waveforms output?
Are the following waveforms output?
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : If any waveform problem is found, check the camera.
Is the camera properly initialized?
Are the initial settings done correctly by Environment Set >> Camera
Initial Set on the computer?
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : Initialize the camera again.
Are the DIP switches for initializing in the
normal operating position?
normal operating position?
Is only DIP SW 1 on the front in the ON position?
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y.
No : Change only DIP SW 1 on the front to the ON position.
Is the eye position correct?
(Refer to the Operating Instructions.)
(Refer to the Operating Instructions.)
In photographing, move the camera to adjust it to the proper eye
position.
position.
Are the spectacles on?
The spectacles were removed.
If enrollment is not done normally, replace the Main Board Ass'y.
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y
.
No : Check the camera
Yes : Replace the
Main Board Ass'y
.
No : If any connector is found not properly connected, correct
its connection.
its connection.
Are the eyes wide open?
(Refer to the Operating Instructions.)
(Refer to the Operating Instructions.)
For enrollment, open the eyes to let the iris be easily read.
Are all the LEDs on?
During enrollment, are the infrared LEDs on the right and left of the
camera blinking red?
Are the Main Board connectors properly
connected?
connected?
Remove the rear cover and check the Main Board connectors that they
are properly connected.
are properly connected.
50
µs/DIV, 0.1 V/DIV
20
µs/DIV, 0.1 V/DIV
10 ms/DIV, 0.1 V/DIV
CN7-10:FCK
CN7-12:HD
CN7-14:VD
Troubleshooting procedures to determine whether or not to replace the Main Board due to a defect.
– 3-3 –
TROUBLE SHOOTING OF MAIN BOARD (1/2)
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