Wiring; Wiper System; Connection Of The Power Supply Terminals In Input And Output; Tamper-Switch Signalling Device - Videotec HGV Manuel D'instructions

6.3 Wiring

6.3.1 Wiper system

This section describes how to connect the
housings equipped with glass wiper system
For these versions it is not necessary to mount
any component inside the casing since the units
are supplied complete with all the elements
necessary, according to the model requested.
• Connect terminal S of clamp J1,
to the mains power phase
• Connect terminal C of clamp J1, to
the mains power neutral.
• Connect terminal P of clamp J1, to a push-
button which in turn is connected to the
mains power phase, and allows the activation
of the wiper system by keeping it pressed.
By releasing the push-button the wiper
blade will return to the rest position.
Should a receiver with wiper command be
available, connect terminals SW, PER and COM
respectively to terminals S, P and C of clamp J1.
J1 Terminal
Fig. 19
In the 230Vac model it is necessary to
g
insert on the supply line, upstream of
the equipment, a unipolar 1 0 main
switch (distance of contacts opening
d>3 mm). This switch must be used as
circuit breaker to the power supply
before carrying out any maintenance
operation or opening of the equipment.
8
Phase
Neutral
C
S
P
In the 230Vac model, a strap must be
g
applied between the 3 conductors to
avoid the risk of accidental contacts
between the phase wire and the
accessible conductive part.
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
6.3.2 Connection of the power supply
terminals in input and output
J6 - Camera OUT 24Vac/12Vdc
J9 - Tamper J10 - OUT
OUT 230Vac/24Vac
Fig. 22

6.3.3 Tamper-switch signalling device

In order to connect the tamper-switch, refer
to terminal J9 of Fig. 22, page 8, taking the
following indications into account:
TAMPER-SWITCH CONNECTION
COM Common switch
NC Normally closed terminal
NO Normally open terminal
Tab. 01
Operating voltage of switch,
h
less than 30Vac or 60Vdc.
J7 - IN
230Vac/24Vac