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WV-BP140
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– 2 –
3. CCD Image Sensor
Replacement Procedure
8
Disassemble the Camera while referring to the item 2.
Disassembling Procedure for Adjustment
.
8
Referring to Fig. 3-1, disconnect the connector CN3 on
the Video Board and remove the Flexible Board
8
Referring to Fig. 3-1, remove two screws (Left x 1,Rigit x
1) that secure the Front Unit and remove the Front Unit.
Fig. 3-1
Remove one screw
Front Unit
8
Referring to Fig. 3-2, remove two screws that secure the
Front Shield Plate and remove the Front Shield Plate from
the Front Unit.
Fig. 3-2
ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
Fig. 2-3
8
Referring to Fig. 2-3, remove two screws that secure
the Upper Cover and remove the Upper Cover.
1. Test Equipment Required
The following Test Equipments are required for Adjust-
ment of the CCTV Cameras.
8
Oscilloscope
8
Digital Voltmeter
8
Underscanned Black and White Video Monitor
8
12 V DC/24 V AC Power Supply Unit
8
Lighting (1 050 nt ± 50 nt (2 750 lx ± 150 lx))
8
Lux Meter
8
Manual Iris Lens (Fujinon HF16A or equivalent)
8
Galvano ALC Lens (WV-LA9C3 or equivalent)
8
ND8 Filter (1 pc.)
8
ND2 Filter (1 pc.)
8
Radiation Chart
8
Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart
2. Disassembling Procedure for
Adjustment
8
Referring to Fig. 2-1, remove two screws that secure the
Mount Adapter and remove the Mount Adapter.
8
Referring to Fig. 2-2, remove three screws that secure
the Bottom Cover and remove the Bottom Cover.
Remove two screws
Mount Adapter
Fig. 2-1
Fig. 2-2
Remove three screws
Bottom
Cover
Remove two screws
Upper Cover
Remove one screw
Video Board
Flexible
Board
CN3
Front Shield
Plate
Front Unit
Remove two screws
– 3 –
4. Connection and Setting Up for
Adjustment
4.1. Connection
8
The Fig. 4-1 shows the connecting diagram for the Adjus-
tment Procedure.
Test Chart
Lens
12 V DC (for WV-BP142E)
24 V AC (for WV-BP144E)
220-240 V AC (for WV-BP140)
Underscanned
Black and White
Video Monitor
75
CAMERA
12 V DC or 24 V AC
Power Supply Unit
8
Referring to Fig. 3-3, remove two screws that secure the
Sensor Board and remove the Sensor Board from the
Front Unit.
Fig. 3-3
8
Remove the CCD Image sensor (IC1) from the Sensor
Board.
Fig. 4-1
Sensor
Board
Remove two screws
Front Unit
8
Connect the probe of the Digital Voltmeter or Oscill-
oscope at the desired Test Point in each adjustment
step.
4.2. Setting Up
<Initial Position of the Switches for Adjustment>
8
An initial setting of the Switches on the Rear Panel (Video
Board SW1) as follows:
Automatic Light Control/Electronic Light Control Selector
(ALC,ELC) ...................................................................ALC
Back Light Compensation Mode Selector
[BNC ON (ALC),OFF]..................................................OFF
[BNC ON (ELC),OFF]..................................................OFF
Lens Drive Signal Selector (VIDEO, DC) ......................DC
8
The adjustments should be done with this initial setting,
unless otherwise specified.
8
The adjustments should be done after 10 minutes warm
up.
<Setting Up for Standard Picture>
8
Mount the Manual Iris Lens (HF16A) on the Camera.
8
Set the Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart.
8
Incident light of 1 050 nt ± 50 nt (2 750 lx ± 150 lx) on the
Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart.
8
Aim the Camera at the Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart.
8
Mount the ND8 Filter (1 pc.) on the Lens.
8
Set the Camera so that the Camera at the Logarithmic
Gray Scale Chart becomes full picture on the Under-
scanned Black and White Video Monitor.
8
Connect the Oscilloscope to TP4 (IRIS SIG) on the Video
Board.
8
Set the Lens Iris so that the signal level at TP4 becomes
500 mV ± 10 mV as shown in Fig. 4-2.
Fig.4-2
8
The adjustment should be done with this Standard condi-
tion, unless otherwise specified.
500 mV 
±
 10 mV
– 4 –
5. Adjustment Procedure
8
Refer to the Location of Test Points and Adjusting Con-
trols on the page 6.
(1) +10V Confirmation
Test Point:
Pin 5 of CN1 (+10V)
Video Board
8
Connect the Digital Voltmeter to Pin 5 of CN1.
8
Confirm that the Voltage at pin 5 of CN1 should be within
10.0 V ± 0.5 V.
(2) +5V Confirmation
Test Point:
+Polarity of C9 (+5V)
Video Board
8
Connect the Digital Voltmeter to + polarity of C9.
8
Confirm that the Voltage at + polarity of C9 should be
within 5.0 V ± 0.5 V.
(3) V
SUB
Adjustment
Test Point:
TP4 (IRIS SIG)
Video Board
Adjust:
VR1 (V
SUB
)
Video Board
8
Aim the Camera at the Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart.
8
Connect the Oscilloscope to TP4.
8
Set the Lens Iris so that the signal level at TP4 becomes
approximately 1 750 mV as shown in Fig.5-1.
1 750 mV
1 500 mV 
±
100 mV
(4) Pedestal and Video Output Adjustment
Test Point:
CN4 (Video Output Connector)Video Board
Adjusts:
VR3 (PEDESTAL)
Video Board
VR4 (VIDEO OUTPUT)
Video Board
8
Aim the Camera at the Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart.
8
Connect the Oscilloscope terminated with 75
to CN4.
8
Cap on the Lens.
8
Adjust VR3 so that the Pedestal signal level becomes
50 mV ± 10 mV as shown in Fig.5-3.
50 mV 
±
 10 mV
Fig. 5-3
8
Remove the Cap from the Lens.
8
Adjust VR4 so that the Video signal level becomes
700 mV ± 30 mV as shown in Fig. 5-4.
(5) ELC Level Adjustment
Test Point:
TP4 (IRIS SIG)
Video Board
Adjust:
VR5 (ELC LEVEL)
Video Board
8
Set the Automatic Light Control/Electronic Light Control
Selector (on the Video Board SW1) to ELC position.
8
Aim the Camera at the Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart .
8
Connect the Oscilloscope to TP4.
8
While closing slowly the Lens Iris from Iris open (F1.4),
adjust VR5 so that the signal level at TP4 changes
between Ground level and 500 mV DC alternately.
700 mV 
±
 30 mV
Fig. 5-4
8
Confirm that the ELC Function activates smoothly when
putting on and taking off the Lens Cap.
Fig. 5-2
8
Set the Lens Iris to standard specified level.
Fig. 5-1
8
Adjust VR1 so that the maximum luminance section (11th
portion of the Gray Scale Chart) of the signal at TP4  sat-
urates at 1 500 mV ± 100 mV as shown in Fig.5-2.
If can not reach to the specified level, while changing
(opening) the Lens Iris, adjust VR1 to the point where
only the 11th portion saturates.
– 5 –
8
Adjust VR2 so that the Video signal level becomes
700 mV ± 30 mV as shown in Fig. 5-5.
(6) ALC Level Adjustment
Test Point:
CN4 (Video Output Connector)Video Board
Adjust:
VR2 (ALC LEVEL)
Video Board
8
Mount the ALC Lens (WV-LA9C3) on the Camera.
8
Set the Automatic Light Control/Electronic Light Control
Selector (on the Video Board SW1) to ALC position.
8
Aim the Camera at the Logarithmic Gray Scale Chart .
8
Connect the Oscilloscope to CN4.
Fig. 5-5
700 mV 
±
 30 mV
8
Confirm that the ALC Function activates smoothly when
putting on and taking off the Lens Cap.
Fig. 5-6
(7) Flange-back Adjustment
Test Point:
CN4 (Video Output Connector)Video Board
Adjust:
Flange-back Adjusting Ring
8
Set the Radiation Chart.
8
Incident light of 500 lx on the Radiation Chart.
8
Aim the Camera at the Radiation Chart distance of 10m.
8
Mount ND8 Filter(1 pc.) and ND2 Filter(1 pc.) on the
Lens.
8
Referring to Fig. 5-6, loosen the Focus Fixing screw
(LOCK) that secure the Flange-back Adjusting Ring.
Flange-back
Adjusting Ring
Focus Fixing 
Screw (LOCK)
LOCK
8
Adjust the Flange-back Adjusting Ring to obtain best focal
point.
8
Tighten the Focus fixing screw (LOCK) that secure the
Flange-back Adjusting Ring carefully.
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