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1. c eeeennnnzzznnnnnnnnnna 14 DW Kit v2 manual v 1 3 1 Wireless Kit Description The DOG Wireless kit is an accessory kit for use with the DOG Base Kit Each Wireless kit consists of two wireless links and associated hardware The wireless links provide a point to point video connection between a remote camera and the DOG Base Station The wireless links are used to extend the range of a remote DOG camera module or to provide coverage over problematic areas such as waterways roads or other terrain in which it is difficult to run wire over Each case can be identified by a decal just above the handle as shown in Figure 1 DOG Wireless Kit P N DW Kit v2 S N DW 00001 Figure 1 DOG Wireless Kit Decal Each DOG Wireless case contains 2 wireless links with associated accessories Two sets of commercial battery packs are included along with two battery chargers This allows one set of battery packs to be recharged while the other set is deployed Cables and mounting hardware are also included An example of a cased Wireless set and associated hardware is shown below E gt Remote Wireless Hubs with Commercial Battery Pack x2 2 Remote Transmitter Modules x2 3 Remote Receicer Modules x2 4 Spare Commercial Batterv Pack x2 5 Batterv Chargers x2 6 Misc Cables Mounting Hardware 8 User Manual Figure 2 Wireless Kit with Optional Militarv Grade Case DW Kit v2_ manual v 1 3 2 Wireless Ba2. 1 The commercial battery pack is dead Connect the battery to a battery charger and recharge for 4 hours If there is still no power the battery pack may be worn out and require replacement 2 No video is received e Make sure that the Remote Transmitter Module and Receiver Module both have the same serial number and channel number as discussed above e Make sure that the CAT 5 cable segments are operational Swap each segment to see if the CAT 5 cable is faulty e Make sure that the Remote Camera Module is functional by swapping it with another e Make sure the Remote Transmitter Module and Receiver Module are functional by swapping them with another set 2 The channel ID decal has come off and I don t know the channel number of the wireless receiver transmitter Each DOG Wireless Kit has a serial number ending in A or B The kits with a serial number ending in A have CH1 and CH3 assigned to them The kits with a serial number ending in B have CH2 and CH4 assigned to them By looking at the other pieces in the kit it should be clear what the channel ID of the one with the missing decal is Contact Info For questions or support please see our website at www bcfsolutions net or contact admin bcfsolutions net 703 956 9088 For user manual or other technical downloads go to the customer tab on the website and login with the following user customer password 2004 S4Tech DW Kit v2 manual v 1 3 1 5
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4. Hub and between the Remote Wireless Hub and the Remote Transmitter Module Remote Camera Module DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 5 Installation of the DOG Remote Camera Modules is discussed in further detail in the DOG Base Kit User Manual The figure below shows an installed DOG Remote Camera Module The camera is located to point at the area of interest and one end of a CAT 5 cable has been installed Figure 6 Mounted Remote Camera Module Setting up the Remote Hub Setting up the Remote Wireless Hub involves connecting the CAT 5 cables from the Remote Camera Module and the Remote Transmitter Module and then installing the appropriate power option CAT 5 cables can be measured out from a spool and constructed on the spot or they can be measured and fabricated beforehand Connect the CAT 5 Cables To connect the CAT 5 cables to the Remote Wireless Hub follow the steps as seen in the figure below First remove the weather tight RJ 45 connector by unscrewing the nut closest to the main connector body a wrench may be needed When the outer shell of the connector comes apart loosen the large nut on the bottom as far as possible to expand the hole so that the CAT 5 cable can be pushed through When the hole in the outer shell is fully expanded push the CAT 5 cable end through RJ 45 connector first Once the connector is through run the cable through the Remote Wireless Hub If the CAT 5 cable is being run from the Wireless Radio to the Remo
5. RX label The second step in setting up the Receiver Module is to find the right location Ideally this location is high above the ground and in a direct line of sight with the corresponding transmitter Once a location has been determined install the CAT 5 cable as discussed for the Remote Transmitter Module above If a pole is available use the mounting procedure discussed for the Remote Transmitter Module above This will result in a pole mount with the receiver mounted vertically and the connectors facing down as seen in the figure below DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 1 3 Figure 17 Pole Mounted Receiver Module Connected the DOG Base Station eae ARNING THE REMOTE TRANSMITTER MODULE MUST BE MOUNTED VERTICALLY WITH THE WEATHER TIGHT CAT 5 CONNECTOR FACING DOWN TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION WITH THE RECEIVER MODULE The other end of the CAT 5 cable coming from the Receiver Module will be connected to the VPD unit at the base station The Receiver Module can be plugged into whatever channel on the VPD that the user has designated for that camera The VPD channels are not related to and are not required to match the frequency channels on the receivers and transmitters Once properly connected to the DOG Base Station and powered up the Receiver Module should provide the Remote Camera Module image to the monitor i l Figure 18 Connecting the Receiver Module to the DOG Base Station VPD DW Kit v2 manual v 1 3 14 Troubleshooting
6. Setting Up a Remote Monitoring Site XKRERWARNING RF SIGNALS CAN BE REMOTELY SENSED AND LOCATED IN THE FIELD THE USER IS CAUTIONED THAT USE OF A WIRELESS LINK PRODUCES A RADIO SIGNATURE EE EWA RNING VIDEO SCRAMBLING OBSCURES THE IMAGE BUT IN SOME CASES PARTS OF THE IMAGE MAY STILL BE INTELLIGIBLE The first step in setting a remote monitoring site is to locate the various modules The Remote Camera Module is located such that the camera is appropriately positioned to monitor the area of interest The next step is to find a location for the Remote Wireless Hub The hub can be located up to 1000ft away from the Remote Camera Module and if possible should be located somewhere that is protected from the environment Though the Remote Wireless Hub is environmentally resistant avoiding direct sun exposure high temperatures and prolonged exposure to water will ensure longer battery life and longer operational life in general The Remote Transmitter Module is then located within 1000ft of the Remote Wireless Hub and must be located in a place that has a clear line of site to where the Receiver Module will be Ideally both the transmitter and receiver locations will be on poles rooftops or other points high above the ground in order to get increased transmission range Once the various units have been located CAT 5 spools can be used to run and cut cables of the appropriate length between the Remote Camera Module and the Remote Wireless
7. below Push the mounting foot onto the mounting pad to a snug fit Then use a flathead screwdriver to screw the mounting foot into the mounting pad using one of the supplied flat head screws Repeat with the second mounting foot on the bottom middle mounting pad of the module Figure 13 Attach Mounting Feet to the Remote Transmitter Module XERXWARNING ON FIRST TIME MOUNTINGS A LARGE FORCE MAY BE NEEDED TO TIGHTEN THE SCREWS SO A LARGE SCREWDRIVER HEAD AND POWER SCREWDRIVER ARE RECOMMENDED Once the mounting feet have been connected to the Remote Transmitter Module the CAT 5 cable is connected The CAT 5 cable installation was discussed in the section on setting up the Remote Wireless Hub The figure below shows the process applied to the Remote Transmitter Module 11 DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 Figure 14 Connect CAT 5 Cable to the Remote Transmitter Module Once the mounting feet and CAT 5 cable have been installed the Remote Transmitter Module is ready to be mounted The ideal location is a tall pole with a direct line of sight to the predetermined Receiver Module location If a pole is not available a rooftop or other high location is recommended EW ARNING THE REMOTE TRANSMITTER MODULE MUST BE MOUNTED VERTICALLY WITH THE WEATHER TIGHT CAT 5 CONNECTOR FACING DOWN TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION WITH THE RECEIVER MODULE As seen in the figure below push a wire or wire tie through one mounting foot a wrap it around th
8. cis BCF solutions DIGITAL OBSERVATION GUARD WIRELESS KIT MANUAL Version 1 3 Nov 1 2012 DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 0 Table of Contents Wees SRKI DSS CIPON ia ea le e tat 2 VIC lcs sulla 4816 DCG ai o I a a E A ES 3 POWT 015 i RTO mT eg ge a a see eC PTY 4 SClAMIDITNS aiai a tiela suctatuaaiaduanrdotunisaiadayiu aa taiodunteieunisalan neu Aatssalodunetonie 4 C DADNE aes aeaeceeat ae ce ntsctasien E E E N 4 Setting Up a Remote Montorre Site aiie a E E eek E talents 5 Remote Camera Module ie iri E E E a Na a na 5 Setting Up the Remote HUb jrssdcnecinsactssinndenadereseactandsedaceadsee E EE AETA 6 Wonnect MEGA l 9 Cables od 6 Powers die Remote Wireless HU i et rarad ace a en ares ence arate een aah eos 7 loci G bd 0a a ee ae een ai ta a 7 Recharseable Conimenctal Battery Pack iii dis ista e a E 8 Re harsins the Commercial Battery PACKS si l 9 Kantar Daey EI Eeen a TE ees tee eee es 10 Setting up the Remote Transmitter Module silsiriiszini un si e eahcunianandoas voldadssentiaa vais 10 vsettiis up the Receiver at tlie Base SCA Otis iz a g rt a 13 iFOLibIe GOL A ia a a Et lore E 15 Table of Figures Fisure L DOG Wireless Kit Decal srera ese ona wnsan R E E tu atenas ede omeenaaaseeetes 2 Figure 2 Wireless Kit with Optional Military Grade Case cccccccccssssssesecececceaeeeseseeceeeeceeeeeeseeeeeeseeeaaas 2 Fistre 5 Wireless KItSystem Did eran eeren eebrisureeiiatateh asaieiaiiae Mata ta i data bb st debs 3
9. e pole and tighten it down Repeat for the second mounting foot but go in the opposite direction to keep the module centered a s TZ i Figure 15 Using Wire Ties to Mount the Remote Transmitter Module The completed pole mounting can be seen in the figure below Once both wire ties are tightened down make sure that the Remote Transmitter Module is stable and does not easily slide on the pole by tapping pushing on it to simulate wind loads DW Kit v2_ manual v 1 3 12 Figure 16 Pole Mounted Remote Transmitter Module Once the Remote Camera Module Remote Wireless Hub and Remote Transmitter Module have been setup configured and powered up the remote site installation is complete The next step is to complete the connection at the DOG Base Station Setting up the Receiver at the Base Station The DOG Base Kit user manual describes the setup of the DOG Base Station and how to connect Remote Camera Modules to using standard CAT 5 cable via the VPD unit The connection of a Receiver Module from the DOG Wireless Kit to the DOG Base Station is very similar to the connection of a Remote Camera Module The first step in setting up the Receiver Module is to match it up with the Remote Transmitter Module that is being linked As mentioned above the Remote Transmitter Module and the Receiver Module should have the same channel sticker and serial number The transmitter is indicated by a TX label and the receiver by an
10. eceiver Module pair in a DOG Wireless Kit is matched to a channel The matched Remote Transmitter Module and Receiver Module should always be used together DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 3 At the remote location the Remote Camera Module and Remote Transmitter Module are each connected to the Remote Wireless Hub with up to 1000ft of standard CAT 5 cable The Remote Transmitter is then located and mounted in a location where it has a clear line of sight to and is directly facing the Receiver Module The Remote Wireless Hub is then powered either from a local AC supply through its power input jack or via an installed battery At this point the system can be tested and an operator at the DOG Base Station can verify that an image is being received from the camera Once image validation has occurred the Remote Camera Unit is mounted in its desired location Power Options The Remote Wireless Hub can supply power via its internal battery supplied commercial battery pack or military BA5590 battery or though a local AC source using a power supply plugged into its jack The figure below shows the various power options of the Remote Wireless Hub The Remote Wireless kit provides a commercial battery pack a battery recharger and a spare battery pack for each Remote Wireless Hub The Remote Wireless Hub will provide approximately 14 hours of operation with either the supplied battery pack or the BA5590 military battery Figure 4 Power Options for the Remote W
11. f a BA5590 military battery If there is a discharged battery already installed remove the battery by disconnecting the power cable grabbing the edges and pulling the battery out with a slight rocking motion Figure 11 Installing the Military Battery With the BA5590 battery in one hand grab the proper power cable from the circuit board at the edge of the Remote Wireless Hub Line the connector up with the battery terminal and push the connector in snugly Then push the connected battery into the center of the foam cutout with the terminal side of the battery facing away from the circuit board on the edge of the Remote Wireless Hub Tuck the wires along the side of the battery so there is no interference with the lid and then close the Remote Wireless Hub Setting up the Remote Transmitter Module Once a location for the Remote Transmitter Module has been determined and the CAT 5 cable put into place the Remote Transmitter Module is ready to be set up and mounted Remove a Remote Transmitter Module from the DOG Wireless Kit and keep track of the channel number and location so that the proper Receiver Module will be installed afterwards Also remove two of the mounting feet and a bag of mounting screws as shown in the figure below DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 10 Figure 12 Remove the Remote Transmitter Module and Mounting Hardware Place a mounting foot onto the top middle mounting pad of the Remote Transmitter Module as seen in the figure
12. ireless Hub Scrambling The video signal is scrambled by the Remote Transmitter Module so that only the Receiver Modules from the DOG Wireless Kit can properly descramble the signal Scrambling is performed on the analog video signal and obscures the image to a non compliant receiver A numerical scrambling algorithm ensures that the scrambled image is highly obscured and very difficult to interpret or decipher Channels There are four channels used by the DOG Wireless Kits Each kit uses two channels which are assigned to the two wireless links respectively Each wireless link contains a matched Remote Transmitter Module and Receiver Module which are on the same channel As seen in the figure below each Remote Transmitter Module is marked with a TX a serial number corresponding to the DOG Wireless Kit it came from and a channel sticker Each Receiver Module is marked with an RX a serial number corresponding to the DOG Wireless Kit it came from and a channel sticker A Remote Transmitter Module and Receiver Module used in a wireless link should each have the same channel sticker and serial number as seen below DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 4 Figure 5 A Matched Remote Transmitter Module Receiver Module Pair XERXWARNING THE TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER MODULES ARE NOT TO BE MIXED WITH THOSE FROM THE OTHER WIRELESS LINK WITHIN THE KIT OR WITH MODULES FROM OTHER DOG KITS IF THE MODULES ARE MIXED PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION MAY OCCUR
13. ply use the universal power supply supplied with the DOG kit to connect to the local AC source and run the plug into the battery box through one of the cable glands Plug the universal power supply output into the input power jack of the Remote Wireless Hub as seen in the picture below Flip the battery switch to OFF and remember to sufficiently tighten the cable gland once the universal power supply has been connected to the Remote Wireless Hub DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 7 Figure 8 Using 36VDC Power Supply with Local AC Power Rechargeable Commercial Battery Pack If there is no local power available at the remote monitoring site then a battery must be used to supply the power The figure below shows the installation of the rechargeable commercial battery pack supplied in the DOG Wireless Kit If there is a discharged battery already installed remove the battery by disconnecting the power cable grabbing the edges and pulling the battery out with a slight rocking motion Figure 9 Installing the Commercial Battery Pack DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 8 The charged battery pack is then pushed into the center of the foam cutout with the terminal side of the battery pack facing away from the circuit board on the edge of the Remote Wireless Hub Once the battery pack is in place grab the battery terminal wire and the proper power cable from the circuit board at the edge of the Remote Wireless Hub With the two connectors side by side line them
14. sic Operation Each wireless link consists of a Remote Wireless Hub a Remote Transmitter Module a Remote Camera Module DOG Base Kit and a Receiver Module As seen in the figure below the Remote Transmitter Module and the Remote Camera Module can each be placed up to 100Oft away from the Remote Wireless Hub The Remote Wireless Hub provides power to both the Remote Camera Module and the Remote Transmitter Module and also routes the video signal from the Remote Camera Module to the Remote Transmitter Module Viewing and Control Station fi Location 100 240VAC Power Supply 100 240VAC VPD _ Video Power Data Power Supply Distribution CAT5 Cable Video Power Data to 1500 ft Transmitter Receiver Scrambled Wireless Signal Remote PM ww nnn nmnmm emcee gt Wireless cal Hub 7 AT 5 up to 1000ft Figure 3 Wireless Kit System Diagram The Receiver Module can be located up to 200 yards away from the Remote Transmitter Module and the two modules should be facing each other to get the best signal If the modules are not facing each other the signal may be too weak to receive The Receiver Module can be located up to 1500ft from the DOG Base Station and is connected to the CAT 5 infrastructure in the same way as a Remote Camera Module The Receiver Module should be installed so that it is facing the location of the Remote Transmitter Module There are four wireless channels centered around 1 2GHz Each Remote Transmitter Module and R
15. te Wireless Hub then the cable needs to be plugged into the RJ 45 receptacle labeled To Radio If the CAT 5 cable is being run from camera to the Remote Wireless Hub then the cable needs to be plugged into the RJ 45 receptacle labeled To Camera When the RJ 45 tab clicks into place slide the outer shell of the connector up to the main body and screw it back in till it is tight Then screw the lower nut down so that the CAT 5 cable is held in place by the connector If the CAT 5 cable does not seal well even when the connector is fully tightened wrap some electrical tape around the appropriate area on the CAT 5 cable a couple times to thicken it up and retry the seal DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 6 HTT i Figure 7 Connecting the CAT 5 Cables to the Remote Wireless Hub xk WARNING TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE RJ 45 CONNECTOR WHEN REMOVING THE CAT 5 CABLE FROM THE REMOTE WIRELESS HUB USE A SMALL SCREWDRIVER OR TOOL TO LIFT THE TAB ON THE RJ 45 CONNECTOR BEFORE PULLING IT OUT Powering the Remote Wireless Hub The Remote Wireless Hub utilizes 24 or 36VDC as its input voltage This may be provided by using a local power source with the supplied universal 36VDC power supply or by installing either the supplied rechargeable commercial battery pack or a military BA5590 battery Local AC Power If local 110 220 VAC power is available it is recommended since this will eliminate the need to rotate batteries as they become discharged Sim
16. up so that the connector pins match up and push the connectors together Tuck the wires along the side of the battery so there is no interference with the lid and then close the Remote Wireless Hub Recharging the Commercial Battery Packs The 24VDC commercial battery packs supplied in the DOG Wireless Kit are rechargeable When fully charged they will provide approximately 14 hours of power to the camera and transmitter The universal battery charger units supplied in the DOG Wireless Kit are used to recharge the commercial battery packs from a 110 220 VAC 50 50Hz local AC source Recharging a commercial battery involves connecting it to a universal battery charger as seen in the figure below The current switch on the battery charger should be set to 1 0A Place the black thermal probe wire underneath the battery as shown then connect the battery to the charger When the battery is charging the charger light will be red and when it is fully charged the light will turn green Please allow 4 6 hours to fully charge one of the supplied commercial battery packs EW ARNING CHARGING THE BATTERIES AT 1 5A MAY CAUSE OVERHEATING OF THE BATTERY MERGV Day NIVERSAL SMART CHARGER 1 5A 1 0A FOR 19 2 24 0V Ni Cd MH Battery Pack DW Kit v2_manual v 1 3 9 Figure 10 Recharging the Commercial Battery Pack Military Battery Pack The Remote Wireless Hub will operate with a BA5590 military battery The figures below show the installation o
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