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  2. Posted

    On 5/15/2019 at 7:42 AM, tomcctv said:

    Your service cable will fit the full cnb ranger including HD analog

    i have 100s of them out ..... even profile picture is the same cam  and that’s been there since I joined. 

    Now that it’s apart you can see why I suggested doing settings at night 

    Thank you Tom, I have now installed the Concept Pro VLP5026 and the Concept Pro AIR4026 please see the print screen below “cameras 7 & 8”, although I still need to set up the VLP5026 at night time like you said Tom.

    Tom would you or anyone else have a spare "square" Service Video Output Connector for a Concept Pro AIR4026 camera please as it uses a "square" connector not an oblong connector?

    I already have a Service Video Output connector for the VLP5026 and I also have an OSD Connector for the AIR4526HGE / 4527HGE / 5026HGE range but they are both sadly different.

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    Camera 7 Concept Pro AIR4026                               Camera 8 Concept Pro VLP5026

     

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    These are the two Service Video Output connectors that I alraedy heave but they do not fit the square connector on the Concept Pro AIR4026

  4. Posted

    On 7/3/2019 at 3:16 AM, Cyn said:

    The problem with my Swann camera inputs is that they have a fat thick cable instead of a smooth coax cable.  I have 2 of the BNC tools one short and one middle length and neither one will fit over the thick cable to reach the metal connectors that turn. Any suggestions for a different tool.  I have used the tools for years at Telco on BNC connectors and have not had this problem!

    Would it help to add a BNC Male to Male connector, they only cost a £1.00 or so if it doesn't work?

     

     

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  7. Posted

    Thank you very much for the helpful reply tomcctv, I will have a go later and let you know how I get on.

    Do you know what the Brown and Green wires are for?

     

    I have a spare DVR set up for testing so I can set up the camera at night before installing it.

    I had thought about taking the camera apart myself but I had concerns as the camera that had let the water in was a Concept Pro AIR4526HGE and all I had done was add the Concept Pro AIR-IR lamps and the water got in through the Concept Pro AIR-IR mount after only about a years use.

    I was also concerned that if I open up the factory seal on the Concept Pro VLP5026 that it may also let water in if I am not careful, plus I am not that confident that the cameras can cope with being opened.

    Sadly Concept Pro won't deal with home owners if there kit isn't fitted by an authorised fitter, if I knew the equivalent CNB tech part number I could look for a PDF Instruction manual on Google.

    I also know that the instruction manuals are not a lot of help but it may tell me what the two other wires are for although the instruction manual for a Concept Pro AIR4526HGE has is incorrect coloured wiring diagram.

  9. Posted

    I have a Concept Pro VXM4/8 DVR analogue system running on my home with eight cameras and I have recently had an issue with water getting in one of the cameras so I am trying to replace the camera with a Concept Pro VLP5026.

    Doe's anyone have an instruction manual available for a VLP5026, or any camera from the VLP range please i.e. the VLP4026 or a VLP4526?

    The cameras are about 10 years old now so I don't hold a lot of hope that anyone will have a PDF instruction file available.

    I basically need to know how I can adjust the camera lens please.

    I have read a data sheet that says that only the VLP4026 has External Lens Adjustment, I have found the following data sheet for the VLP5026 but I do not know if is possible to control the camera via a Concept Pro VA-KBDPRO+ using RS-485 data.

    The camera has six wires and I know what four are used for as I already have the camera working, I just don’t know what the other two wires are for.

    Doe’s anyone know what the other two wires are for, i.e. are they used for the RS-485 data?

    If the other two wires are for RS-485 data does that mean I will be able to adjust the lens via a Concept Pro VA-KBDPRO+ using RS-485 data?

    The data sheet says that the VLP5026 has Service Video Output, I have only ever adjusted the settings on a Concept Pro CVP9324DNIR by attaching a Service Video Output to the camera and then viewing the data on a dedicated monitor.

    As far as I can tell the VLP5026 doesn’t have any where to plug in a Service Video Output although I could be wrong.

     

    Any help would be gratefully received, thank you in advance.

     

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    VLP5026 Data sheet

     

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    12V DC Power supply connectors

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    The six wire connectors are Yellow video and Black ground, power DC12V + Red and DC12V - Orange.

    The two other wires which I don not know what they are for are Brown and Green.

     

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    Service Video Output instructions printed on the side of the camera

     

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    Service Video Output instructions zoomed in

     

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    Built in heater and blower on the rear of the camera

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