Bosch Appliances Home Security System MIC400 User Manual

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BOSCH SECURITY SYSTEMS 
 
 
 
Do not manually back drive the pan or tilt axis by hand. Back driving may strip teeth off the internal gears 
and in so doing will void the warranty. 
M8 Stainless steel nuts, bolts and washers should be used to secure the base to the mounting surface. Suitable 
sealant or a gasket should be used between the camera base and the mounting surface. 
 
Ensure that the 12 pin connector is located into the camera base plug and that the lock ring is tightened. Ensure 
that the base compartment containing the 12 way connector is moisture proof. On inverted units it is very 
important that the connector area is water tight to prevent water pooling around the connector. 
 
The MiC400 series of PTZ cameras comes with a security attachment point as standard. This should be attached 
to a safety chain which in turn should be attached to a secure part of the structure.  
 
Earthing the camera 
 
The camera and camera housing are electrically isolated so the housing should be safety earthed regardless. 
This safety earth should be a bonding connection to the camera’s outside case. E.g. one of the securing screws 
used for bolting the camera down. 
 
The camera should be earthed at one point only to prevent earth loops and thus hum bars appearing on the 
camera picture in the control room. 
Connections between the MIC400 and the MIC-PSU using the MIC Composite Cable: 
Note: all connections must be made 
 
MIC400 Composite 
Cable Wire Colour 
Function 
PSU Terminal 
Connector 
PSU Terminal ID 
marking 
Red 
15v AC supply 
HD3-1 
Power 
Green 
15v AC supply return 
HD3-2 
Power 
White Camera 
Rx 
HD3-3 
RxB 
Yellow 
Camera Rx A 
HD3-4 
RxA 
Drain Wire 
Gnd 
HD3-5 
GND 
Blue 
Camera Tx A 
HD3-6 
TxA 
Violet 
Camera Tx B 
HD3-7 
TxB 
Coax Core 
Video 
HD3-8 
Video 
Coax Screen 
Video Return 
HD3-9 
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