RMM - 00042 - 03 BASIC Series Reference Manual

BASIC Series
Reference Manual
Installation, Connection, First Run
RMM_00042_03 - Reference Manual rev. 03
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Table of contents
1. About this Document 5
2. Safety 7
2.1. Intended use of the Product 10
2.2. Known or Foreseeable Misuses of the Product 10
3. General Characteristics 11
3.1. Features 11
3.2. Dimensions 12
3.2.1. Product dimensions 12
3.2.2. Wall-Mount Bracket Dimensions 13
3.3. Physical Interface 14
3.3.1. Product overview 14
3.3.2. Power Supply, Signal and I/O Connector 15
3.3.3. Gigabit Ethernet Socket 18
3.4. Technical Sheet/Specifications 19
3.5. Identification of the Product 21
3.6. Norms and Regulations Conformity 22
3.7. Disposal 23
4. Preparation and Installation 24
4.1. Unboxing 24
4.1.1. Required Installation Items 24
4.1.2. Optional Accessories 24
4.2. Building the Connection Cables 24
4.3. Opening the device 25
4.3.1. Cabling the Power Supply and I/O cable 26
4.3.2. Cabling the Ethernet Connector 26
4.3.3. Closing the device 28
4.4. Mounting the Product 29
4.4.1. Wall Mounting 29
4.4.2. Vertical pole mounting 29
4.4.3. Horizontal pole mounting 30
4.4.4. Device Check 31
5. Accessing the Web Interface 32
5.1. Find the device on the network 32

5.2. Locate the device on the Ethernet 32
5.3. Set the network parameters 33
5.4. Connect to the Web Interface for the First Time 33
5.5. What to do when starting the device 34
5.6. Updating the firmware 34
6. Troubleshooting and support 35
6.1. Troubleshooting 35
6.2. Support 35
7. Maintenance 36
7.1. Cable check 36
7.2. Cleaning the Protection Glass 36
7.3. Fastening System Check 36
7.4. Water and Humidity check 36
8. Accessories 37
8.1. Pole Mounting Adapter 37
8.2. Horizontal Pole Adapter 37
8.3. Power Supply 38
8.4. Connectors Mating Parts Kit 38
9. Revision History 39

1. About this Document

Scope of this Document
This document provides the technical characteristics of the BASIC Series unit and shows how to cor-
rectly install it and set it up.
Who this Document is for

User group Description Aim
Installer Technician responsible for Supply all information about:
product installation in the traffic
l Mechanical installation
application
l Electrical installation
l Product maintenance
System integrator IT administrator responsible for Supply all information about:
product integration, configuration
l Product characteristics
and software development
l Product application
Table 1-1 : Audience
Typographic Conventions
Convention Meaning
ü Prerequisite Preceding condition required before starting an action
u Action Single action
1. Step Action in a step-by-step procedure
- Sub-step Additional action within a step
Ò Intermediate outcome Intermediate result of a step in a procedure
Ú Final outcome Result of a step-by-step procedure
l List List item
- Sub-list Additional element of a list item
Save UI element Buttons, windows, tabs and other user interface elements
[CTRL] Key Keyboard strikes
true Value Inserted or selected value
Completed Message Program message
Table 1-2 : Symbols and typographic convention

Special Notes and Warnings

Warning: <Type and source of danger>
Indicates an hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
l <Possible consequences (optional)>

u Preventive measure
Notice: <Type and source of danger>

Used to address practices not related to physical injury.
l <Possible consequences (optional)>

u Preventive measure
Info: <Information>
Useful suggestion or additional information.

2. Safety
2. Safety
This section describes the safety risks and potential hazards related to the use of the products
described in this document. We recommend to carefully read and understand it before beginning
any work.
Misuse of the products may create risk of injury or damage. Tattile is not responsible for any con-
sequence due to negligence in reading the safety instructions and the relevant manuals.
Safety Instructions
l Mount the device on a mechanically stable structure.
l The camera shall be reachable only by maintenance operator.
Warning: Use a power supply with SELV output.
l Always observe the polarities of the power supplies and the power supply requirements spe-
cified for the product.
l Turn off all electrical power before making or breaking any electrical connections. Making or
breaking connections when power is on can results in damages to the device.
l Do not place the power supply and signal cables parallel to cables carrying high-current
switching voltages.
Warning:
The IR illuminator is a source of optical radiation. High levels of artificial optical radiation
can cause damage to both eyes and skin. Exposure limit values have been drawn up for
such hazards.
Every light system is placed within a Risk Group, which defines the level of risk when the
light is used normally, higher level, higher risk group number, from 1 to 3. When the light
emits less than the exposure limit values it is categorized as Exempt Group. Evaluation of
risk group is made at 0.2 m distance, that is the minimum hazard distance considered.
The hazard distance (HD) is the point furthest from the illuminator at which the Exempt
Group exposure limit is exceeded.

2. Safety
Infrared Illuminator
F01750, F01754 - IR illuminator lens 36°
(peak wavelength 860nm, ±15nm spectral bandwidth @ 50% of max intensity)
Hazard Risk Hazard Distance Label
Group
Ultraviolet hazard Exempt Group - -
200 - 400 nm (Es/Euva)
Retinal blue light hazard Exempt Group - -
300 - 400 nm (Lb)
Retinal blue light or thermal Exempt Group - -
hazard, 400 - 780 nm (Lr)
Cornea/lens infrared hazard Exempt Group - -
780 - 3000 nm (Eir)
Retinal thermal hazard, weak visual Exempt Group - -
stimulus 780 - 1400 nm (Lir)
F01752, F01755, F01756 - IR illuminator lens 17°

(peak wavelength 860nm, ±15nm spectral bandwidth @ 50% of max intensity)
Hazard Risk Hazard Label
Group Distance
200 - 400 nm (Es/Euva)
Retinal blue light hazard Exempt Group - -
300 - 400 nm (Lb)
Cornea/lens infrared hazard Risk Group 1 0.21 m
780 - 3000 nm (Eir)
Retinal thermal hazard, weak Exempt Group - -

visual stimulus 780 - 1400 nm
(Lir)
Table 2-1 : IR Illuminator Risk Group and Hazard Distance

2. Safety
White light illuminator risk group and hazard distance evaluation

F01751
White light illuminator lens 36°
Group
200 - 400 nm (Es/Euva)
Retinal blue light hazard Risk Group 1 - Labeling and guidance information
300 - 400 nm (Lb) not required
780 - 3000 nm (Eir)
F01753, F01757, F01758

White light illuminator lens 17°
Group
200 - 400 nm (Es/Euva)
Retinal blue light hazard Risk Group 1 - Labeling and guidance information
300 - 400 nm (Lb) not required
780 - 3000 nm (Eir)
NOTE: Products in the Exempt Group do not require labeling.
Illuminators exceeding Exempt Group limits shall be installed as detailed in the figure below, at a dis-
tance L>HD, to avoid any risk to the public.
Operator or maintenance staff working in front of the camera, facing the illuminator at a distance less
than HD, must use appropriate shielding or eye protection, as indicated on the labeling.

2. Safety
Figure 2-1 : Hazard Distance (HD) evaluation
2.1. Intended use of the Product

The product is designed for automatic number plate recognition for the following applications:
l Stop & Go tolling
l Parking
l Access control
l Urban road tracking
l Congestion charge
l Access control to limited traffic areas
2.2. Known or Foreseeable Misuses of the Product

All other uses not included in the intended use of the product are considered as an improper use of
the product.

3. General Characteristics
3.1. Features
The BASIC Series is an ANPR (ALPR) smart camera designed for license plate recognition, with a
maximum input power of 12 W, the line features a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) interface to minimize
the installation and maintenance time.
l All the cameras are equipped with a new generation of full HD sensors for reading reflective
and non-reflective plates.
l Thanks to local buffering of information, cameras can operate also in case of disruption in
the data connection (stand-alone).
l The devices are extra compact, to reduce the installation impact.
l The cameras are easy to install and do not require an external IR lighting.
l Connectors are vandal proof.

3.2. Dimensions
3.2.1. Product dimensions
The figure below shows the overall view of the BASIC Series device. All dimensions are in mil-
limeters.
Figure 3-1 : Tattile BASIC Series dimension

3.2.2. Wall-Mount Bracket Dimensions

Figure below shows the overall view of the wall-mount bracket (Code T19648 included in the sup-
ply), dimensions in millimeters.
Figure 3-2 : Wall-mount bracket dimensions

3.3. Physical Interface

3.3.1. Product overview
Figure 3-3 : Product overview
Ref Description
1 Lens
2 Illuminator
3 Safety ring
4 Side cover
5 Extruded body
6,7 Cable glands

3.3.2. Power Supply, Signal and I/O Connector

Info: The type of the power supply connector is connector terminal block.
u Mating part included in the package.
Figure 3-4 : Power supply, signal and I/O connector
PIN Signal name Description

1 OUT0-NO Relay Output 0, NO contact
2 OUT0-COM Relay Output 0, COM contact
3 OUT1-NO Relay Output 1, NO contact
4 OUT1-COM Relay Output 1, COM contact
5 STRB_OUT Strobe Output
6 STRB_GND Strobe Output ground
7 IN1 + Digital input 1, positive (+)
8 WD0 Wiegand communication D0
9 IN1 - Digital input 1, negative (-)
10 WD1 Wiegand communication D1
11 IN0 + Digital input 0, positive (+)
12 SER-A (+) RS485 serial port (+)
13 IN0 - Digital input 0, negative (-)
14 SER-B (-) RS485 serial port (-)
15 GNDS Wiegand and RS485 ground
16 VIN+ Power input +24 Vdc
17 EARTH Functional earth, device chassis
18 VIN- Power input ground (GND)
Table 3-1 : Power supply, signal and I/O interface

Digital input
Feature Description
Type Optoisolated PNP
Channels 2
Voltage 24 Vdc
Table 3-2 : Input interface
Figure 3-5 : Input schematic section
Relay Output
Feature Description
Type Normally open
Channels 2
Max switching voltage 21 Vac / 30 Vdc
Max switching current 0.5 A
Table 3-3 : Output interface
Figure 3-6 : Output schematic section

Strobe Output
Feature Description
Type Optoisolated open collector
Channels 1
Max voltage 24 Vdc + 10%
Min voltage 3.3 Vdc - 10%
Max current 50 mA
Table 3-4 : Strobe interface
Figure 3-7 : Strobe schematic section

3.3.3. Gigabit Ethernet Socket

Info: The type of the Gigabit Ethernet connector is RJ-45.
u Mating part included in the package:
Figure 3-8 : RJ45 Gigabit connector
PIN 10/100 mode (10 base-T/100 base-TX) Gigabit mode (1000 base-T)
1 TX+ MX0+
2 TX- MX0-
3 RX+ MX1+
4 MX2+
5 MX2-
6 RX MX1-
7 MX3+
8 MX3-
LED1 Link LED Link LED
LED2 Activity LED Activity LED
Table 3-1 : Ethernet interface

3.4. Technical Sheet/Specifications

General
VEGA Basic SHORT LONG SHORT LONG LONG SHORT LONG LONG LONG
Series
Part Number F01750 F01752 F01754 F01755 F01756 F01751 F01753 F01757 F01758
Sensor NIR Monochrome Bayer color
Flash Standard 8 GB microSD Card up to 128 GB*
Memory
Relay Output 2 N.O.
Strobe Output 1
Serial Port Insulated RS485
Communication Wiegand
Port
Digital Inputs 2 Optoisolated
LAN Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000
Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n Single 2.4 GHz band
Operating Linux
System
Working Up to 8 m Up to 25 m 3.5 - 8 m 10 - 14 m 14 - 18 m Up to 8 m Up to 25 m 10 - 14 m 14 - 18 m
distance (*)
Best Focus Depends on the 5m 14 m 18 m
Depends on the 14 m 18 m
(*) chosen lens chosen lens
Other Integrated Till-Roll sensor
sensors Integrated temperature and humidity sensor
Power supply voltage and current monitoring sensor
Real time clock
* Maximum reliability cycles 3000 R/W
Image Sensor
Type Monochrome CMOS 2/3” Global Shutter Color CMOS 2/3" Global Shutter
Resolution 1980 x 1080 pixel 1920 x 1072 pixel
Frame Rate Up to 60 fps
C-Mount Lens Not included 16 mm 25 mm 35 mm Not included 25 mm 35 mm
Filter (Band pass 820 - 880 nm 375 - 660 nm
in nm)
Illuminator
Number of LEDs 8 high power
Type Infrared centroid λ= 850 nm ±15 nm White light 6500 K
(*) Values based on European plates

Electrical
Power Supply 24 Vdc ±10 %
Power Con- 12 W
sumption
Starting current 3 A (Max)
PoE Supply PoE IEEE 802.3af
Mechanical
Dimensions 178 mm x 90 mm x 133 mm
Camera Weight 1.25 kg
Wall-mount support 0.6 kg
Weight
Housing Anodized aluminium UNI 10681:2010 -15 micron
Environmental
Operating/Storage -40 °C ÷ 60 °C
Temperature
Operating/Storage Up to 95%
Umidity
Protection Class IP67
Sw features and performance
Lane detected 1
Max vehicle 70 km/h (SHORT range), 150 km/h (LONG range)
speed
Detection 99%
Reading >95%
OCR ANPR on board engine
Capture rate Up to 60 fps
AES256 Yes
SHA2 Yes
Compression JPG
Configuration
Web Server Installation and configuration by on board Web Server
TCP/IP Server Configuration and monitoring through TCP/IP protocol (SDK provided)
Date and Hour Synchronization via NTP protocol, IEEE 1588
Software Update Upgrading via Web Interface and SDK
Data Transmission
FTP FTP Client to FTP Server mode for remote data transmission; Multiple IP server
addressable
TCP/IP Tattile TCP/IP open protocol (SDK provided)
Standard Protocols XML; SNMP; NTCIP; DATEX2; UTMC; MODBUS
Table 3-1 : Technical Sheet / Specifications

3.5. Identification of the Product
Figure 3-9 : Example of product label
Part Description
1 Company logo
2 Rated Voltage, symbol of power supply nature and Current (IEC 60417-5031, d.c supply
voltage symbol: )
3 QR Code
4 Serial & Device Number
5 Optical parameters
6 CE Mark
7 Company address
8 FCC ID number
9 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP Code, EN 60529)
10 Product Code / Description

3.6. Norms and Regulations Conformity

Tattile declares under sole responsibility that the products described in this manual are in com-
pliance with the essential requirements of the following directives and standards.
EU Directives
Compliance Description
l 2014/53/EU, RED Directive
The objectives and protection requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU and
EMC Directive 2014/30/EU are applied under Directive 2014/53/EU, Article 3.1.
l 2011/65/EU (Rohs Directive)
EU Norms and Standards
Art 3.1a Safety EN 62368-1:2014 +A11:2017 Safety ITE & Communication technology equipment
specifications EN 60950-22:2017 Safety ITE, part 22: Equipment installed outdoors
Art 3.1b EMC EN 301 489-1 v2.1.1 ERM, EMC Common requirement
specifications EN 301 489-17 v3.1.1 ERM,EMC specific for Wideband 2.4Ghz System
EN 50293:2012 Road traffic signal system – EMC
- EN55022, emission class B
- EN61000-4-2, ESD 4kV contact / 8kV Air
- EN61000-4-3, RF radiated 10V/m AM 1kHz 80% (80-1000MHz); 3V/m AM 1kHz 80% (1.4- 2.7GHz)
10Veff/m PM 50% 200Hz (900MHz, 1890MHz)
- EN61000-4-4, EFT Burst 1kV DC power, 1kV signal ports

- EN61000-4-5, Surge DC power 1kV Line to Line, 2kV Line to Ground; Signal ports 0.5kV LL, 1kV LG
- EN61000-4-6, RF conducted 10V (0.15-80MHz)
- EN61000-4-8, Pwr frequency magnetic field 60 A/m 50Hz
Art 3.2 Spectrum (Radio EN 300 328 v2.1.1 ERM, Spectrum for Wideband 2.4 GHz System
spec.)
Art. 4.1 Prevention EN 50581:2012 Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and electronic products with
respect to the restriction of hazardous substances.
Other standards EN 62471:2008 Photobiological safety of lamps and lamps systems
- F01750, F01754: Exempt Group
- F01752, F01755, F01756: Risk Group 1 (infrared eye hazard)
- F01751,F01753: Risk Group 1 (retinal blue light hazard)
EN 62311:2008 Limit to EM Field for human exposure
EN 60068-2-1 Environmental testing. Cold test (-40°C, 16h)
EN 60068-2-2 Environmental testing. Dry Heat test (+60°C, 16h)
EN 60068-2-30 Environmental testing. Damp Heat test (+55°C RH 95%, 2x24h)
EN 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures (IP67)
Other standards FCC 47CFR US Federal Regulations,
Part 15 Subpart B, emission limit Class B,
This device contains: FCC ID: QOQWF111

US regulations
Compliance Description
Tattile herewith declares that this product is in compliance with the following US Federal Regu-
FCC lation:
FCC 47CFR part 15 US Federal Regulations, emission limit Class B
l Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for com-
pliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
l This device contains FCC ID: 2AULGT17950 ü This device complies with Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device
may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
l This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential install-
ation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful inter-
ference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful inter-
ference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one
or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
l This product complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncon-
trolled environment. The device should be installed and operated with minimum dis-
tance of 20 cm between the radiator and your body.
Table 3-1 : Device Conformity
3.7. Disposal
Packaging materials are recyclable. Do not dispose packaging into unsorted waste but
recycle it.
At the end of their life cycle, all the electronic products must be sent to a Waste Electrical
and Electronic Equipment recycling center!

4. Preparation and Installation

4.1. Unboxing
The following products are included in the package:
l VEGA BASIC Series camera
l Mating parts kit (inlcuded), cod. T19687
l Wall-mount bracket (included), cod. T19648
Info: For more information about the purchased device model refer to the Product Label.
4.1.1. Required Installation Items

To use the product, you must purchased separately the following components:
l Power Supply (e.g. Tattile Cod. F01836 IN 100÷240Vac 50÷60Hz - OUT 24Vdc 5A).
l Cable for Power supply + Signal + I/O, minimum 3 x 0.5 mm2 (for power supply)
l Ethernet Cable, minimum UTP cat. 5e.
l The freeware software tool PathFinder (see the chapter "Find the device on the network" on
page 32 for the instructions).
4.1.2. Optional Accessories

Depending on your installation requirements, you may need the following accessories:
l Security steel cable, Ø 5 mm, max length 0,7 m to be hooked to safety ring (cannot be sup-
plied by Tattile).
l Pole Mounting Adapter, cod. T19841.
l Horizontal Pole Adapter kit, cod. T19943.
Info: You can use the Pole Mounting Adapter only for a pole with dimensions between 65
mm and 140 mm
4.2. Building the Connection Cables

Notice: Should PoE supply be used, remember to use components and cables
suitable for IEEE PoE 802.3af standard.
Info: Cable diameters accepted by cable glands: 3.5÷8 mm.

Info: Max wire section accepted by connector terminal block: 1.5 mm2 (AWG 24).
Info: To guarantee the best connection of the wires use insulated bootlace ferrules with
plastic collar.
4.3. Opening the device

1. Remove the 3 pcs of M5 Allen-screws placed on the left side of the camera.
Figure 4-1 : Screws removal
2. Remove the left cover being careful not to damage the gasket.
Figure 4-2 : Left cover removal
3. Open the cable glands and insert the power/signals and Ethernet cables through them.
Figure 4-3 : Passing cables through glands

4.3.1. Cabling the Power Supply and I/O cable

This chapter shows how to correctly build the cables for the Power/Signal connector.
ü The following tools are available:
l Multi-wire cable
l Crimping tool (if using insulated bootlace ferrules)
1. Cut the cable insulation at maximum 50 mm length.
Figure 4-4 : Cable insulation removal
2. Cut the insulation of each conductor at maximum 5 mm length.
Figure 4-5 : Conductor insulation removal
3. If insulated bootlace ferrules are used, crimp them on the bare copper of each conductor.
Warning: Be sure to correctly crimp the copper. Never leave bare copper.
4. Insert the conductors into the Connector terminal block, in accordance with the pinout
described in the Chapter Power supply, signal and I/O interface table.
Figure 4-6 : Example of wire connection
5. Insert the Connector Terminal Block in the Power/Signal connector.
4.3.2. Cabling the Ethernet Connector

This procedure is useful to cable the device to the network.
This chapter shows how to connect the Plug connector to the Ethernet cable.
ü The following equipment is required:

l Ethernet cable
l Ethernet mating RJ‐45 Plug Connector (Use only RJ-45 Plug Connector included in the
package).
l A RJ-45 Connector Crimping Tool..
1. Cut the Ethernet cable insulation at maximum 30 mm length.
Figure 4-7 : Cable stripping
2. Sort your wires in the proper pin-out configuration and insert them into the Plug Connector.
Figure 4-8 : RJ-45 Connector wire arrangement
3. Crimp the Plug RJ-45 connector (A).

Verify the gold contacts pushed in place to the bottom and the outer jacket of the cable
secured to the connector by the jacket clamp (B).
u After completing these steps, we recommend to test the Cable with Ethernet cable
tester.
Ú The connector cable is ready for use.

Figure 4-9 : Crimping Plug RJ-45
4. Insert the Plug RJ-45 into the Housing Connector
4.3.3. Closing the device

1. Make sure the connectors and cables are connected as required.
2. Make sure you place and correctly bend the cable inside the compartment to prevent it from
being damaged when closing the left cover.
Figure 4-10 : Cabled device
3. Appropriately tighten the cable glands.
4. Reassemble the left cover being careful not to damage the gasket and tighten the Allen-
screws respecting a tightening torque of 2.5 Nm.

4.4. Mounting the Product

Notice: Electromagnetic interference (EMI) and Electrostatic discharge (ESD).
An installation environment with EMI and ESD can affect the quality of the data trans-
mitted by the camera, or even cause the interruption of data transfer.
n Do not position cables parallel to the high-current wires, switching voltages (e.g.,
electrical devices that employ switching technology).
n Install the device and cables as far as possible from devices that may generate
sparks.
Info: Make sure:

ü The device is correctly cabled.
ü The IP address of the device is available.
üA PC for remote connection is available.
Info: The device can either be fixed directly to a wall, mounted on a vertical pole using
the pole mounting adapter or mounted on a horizontal pole using the pole mounting
adapter + the horizontal pole mounting adapter.
4.4.1. Wall Mounting

Fix the wall-mount bracket to the bottom of the device with 4 screws type M6 - included in the pack-
age - with a torque of 8 Nm.
Figure 4-11 : Wall mount fixing
4.4.2. Vertical pole mounting

1. Fix the wall-mount bracket to the bottom of the device with 4 screws (M6 type) - included in
the package - with a torque of 8 Nm.

2. Fix the optional Pole Mounting Adapter (Code T19841) to the pole using the threaded bar
included in the package with a torque of 14 Nm.
3. Fix the Wall Mount Bracket on the Pole Mounting Adapter using the 4 screws M8 type
(included in Pole Mounting Adapter package) with a torque of 10 Nm.
Figure 4-12 : Vertical pole mounting
4.4.3. Horizontal pole mounting

1. Fix the wall-mount bracket to the bottom of the device with 4 screws M6 type - included in
the package - with a torque of 8 Nm.
2. Fix the optional Pole Mounting Adapter (Code T19841) to the pole using the threaded bar
included in the package with a torque of 14 Nm.
3. Insert the optional Horizontal Pole Adapter (Code T19943) between the Pole Mounting
Adapter and the Wall Mount Bracket fixing.
4. Fix the 4 screws included in the package of the Horizontal Pole Adapter into the Pole Mount-
ing Adapter with a torque of 10 Nm.
5. Fix the Wall Mount Bracket on the horizontal pole adapter using the 4 screws type M8
(included in Pole Mounting Adapter package) with a torque of 10 Nm.
Figure 4-13 : Insertion of the Horizontal Pole Adapter

4.4.4. Device Check

1. Cable the device and connect it to a PC.
2. Start up the device.

After about 60 seconds the operating system is ready for use.
3. Search for the device using the specific command of the Tattile Pathfinder.
4. Open the live stream of the device to check for the correct framing.
5. If needed, adjust the device orientation moving the wall-mount bracket.
6. Tighten the 4 screws of the wall-mount bracket on the Pole Mounting Adapter with a torque
of 10 Nm.
ÚThe device is ready for use.

5. Accessing the Web Interface

This section discusses the basic configuration procedures required to start up the unit.
To configure the camera with the desired parameters, you need first to access the web interface.
5.1. Find the device on the network

Tattile Pathfinder is a freeware Windows tool that enables you to search for a Tattile device on the
network and manage the device IP address. To download and install the tool proceed as follows:
ü The user is already registered to the Tattile website.
1. From your browser, go to www.tattile.com
2. Select Customer > Download Area.
3. In the Download Area page, select Mobility and Software and click View the available
files.
uThe list of available files displays.
4. Select SW0062 Pathfinder tool (ZIP file).

uIn a few moments, the ZIP file is downloaded.
5. From the Download folder, unzip the downloaded file and start the Pathfinder installation
EXE file.
uIn a few moments, the Pathfinder tool is installed.
Click Start and type Pathfinder to open it.
Info: For more information on the Pathfinder tool, from the same download page, you can
get the tool user manual.
5.2. Locate the device on the Ethernet

üThe Pathfinder tool is open.
üThe device is connected to the network of your PC.
1. Turn on the device, in about 60 sec it is ready for use.

NOTE: By default, the IP address at factory state is 192.168.0.21
2. From Network Interface, select the desired network where the device is connected.
3. Click Search.
uThe device list table shows all the Tattile devices found in the network.

4. In the device list, select the appropriate one.
5. In the BASIC tab, select Get Info.

uThe current parameter settings display.
5.3. Set the network parameters

üYou know the customer network parameters to set in the device (DHCP or IP address, Netmask,
Gateway).
üIn Pathfinder, you located and selected the desired device.
1. In the BASIC tab, select Network.

uThe Network setting dialog box displays.
2. In Interface, select eth0.

uThe current network parameters display.
3. Set the following parameters as necessary:
l DHCP, or
l IP Address, Netmask and optionally Gateway.
4. Click Apply.
uThe new parameters are now in use
5.4. Connect to the Web Interface for the First Time

Once the network parameters are in use, you can connect to the device on the customer network.
üThe camera is turned on and connected to the customer network.
üYou know the camera's IP address
In the address field of your browser (Chrome is recommended), type the camera IP address that you
have set before.
uThe login page displays.
Login using the default user credentials:
- Username: superuser
- Password: superuser
uThe web interface page displays.

uThe Connecting phase is close.
Notice: For security reasons, make sure to modify the default password as soon as pos-
sible.

5.5. What to do when starting the device

Tattile recommends a list of actions a new user can perform when using the device for the first time.
This is useful, for example, to define a basic operating configuration that enables the user to start
working correctly with the device.
ü The host IP address of the device is known.
ü The device is correctly cabled to the network.
1. Connect to the web interface.
2. Select the appropriate sections and edit the following parameters:

o
Modify the login credentials of the web interface.
o
Modify the IP address of the device.
o
Check the device correct aiming.
o
Check that the device is able to read a car plate positioned on the framing.
o
Customize the car plate active reading region.
o
Define how the device manages the acquisition images.
Ú The device is now available for use.
5.6. Updating the firmware

Info: Before updating the firmware of your device, contact your sales representative.
A file system update of the firmware is a GPG file that updates all the smart cameras.
ü The device is correctly cabled to the network.
1. Turn on the device.

After about 60 seconds the operating system is ready for use.
2. To update the device firmware use either the web interface or the freeware software tool
Tattile Pathfinder.
Info: For details, refer to the Pathfinder installation manual available on Tattile's website.

6. Troubleshooting and support
6. Troubleshooting and support

6.1. Troubleshooting
The freeware software tool Tattile Pathfinder cannot find the device.
l The device is not correctly powered
o
Check the device is correctly cabled to the power supply
o
Check the power source is appropriate
o
Check the cable PIN OUT
l The device network is not correctly cabled
o
Check the Ethernet wiring
o
If necessary, cable a new connector
Cannot access the web interface.
l The device IP address does not belong to the same netmask of user's PC
o
Modify the IP address of the device or of the PC
l The pc is configured for DHCP IP assignment
o
Define a static IP address to the PC belonging to the host address of the device
The web interface does not display the live stream of the device.
l The device is not responding
o
Restart the device
o
If the problem persists, contact your sales representative
The device does not recognize a car plate.
l The position of the device does not comply with the configured distance
o
Check the values specified for the Channel 0 best focus parameter in the Device info
page of the web interface
6.2. Support
If you need advice or support, you can contact the Tattile technical support using the references loc-
ated in the front pages of this manual.

7. Maintenance
7. Maintenance
Warning: IR Radiation damage!
The device emits invisible IR radiations.
u Never look directly into the infrared illuminator.
Notice: Product malfunction!

Never perform maintenance activity when the product is plugged to the power supply.
u Disconnect the product from the power supply.
Notice: Improper use!

Risk of damage to surfaces.
u Do not use abrasive or corrosive detergents on glass parts (e.g. powder products,
stain removers and metallic sponges).
u Do not use rough or abrasive materials or sharp metal scrapers.
7.1. Cable check

l Clean the wear of all cables every 12 months.
o
In case of damages to cables, substitute cables with a new product.
7.2. Cleaning the Protection Glass

l Use a wet soft cloth or a microfiber cloth to clean the protection glass every 12 months or in
case of low image quality.
o
In case of damages, contact your sales representative.
7.3. Fastening System Check

l Check the presence of mechanical backlash every 12 months.
o
Fasten the screws with the correct torque. For details, see "Device Check" on page 31.
7.4. Water and Humidity check

l Check the presence of humidity or water drops inside the protection glass of the device
every 12 months.
l In case of humidity or water drops, contact your sales representative.
l Check the presence of humidity or water drops inside the connectors.
l In case of humidity or water drops, replace the seals.
l Clean the connectors.
l If necessary, build new connector cables.

8. Accessories
8. Accessories
8.1. Pole Mounting Adapter
Order Code Description
T19841 Pole Mounting Adapter for poles with diameter between 65 mm and 140 mm
Figure 8-1 : Vertical Pole Mounting Adapter
8.2. Horizontal Pole Adapter

T19943 Horizontal Pole Mounting Adapter kit
Figure 8-2 : Horizontal Pole Adapter

8. Accessories
8.3. Power Supply

F01836 Power Supply (IN 100÷240Vac 50÷60Hz - OUT 24Vdc 5A)
8.4. Connectors Mating Parts Kit

T19687 Mating parts kit for Power I/O, Ethernet Connector (included in the package)

9. Revision History
9. Revision History
Rev Date Description Author Approved by
A 2016-11-23 Preliminary Version P. Forti I. Paderno
B 2017-02-24 Updating of the Preliminary version, including Products P. Forti I. Paderno
Name, note about Power Supply PoE (page 4) added. New
code of pole-mounting bracket
C 2017-03-31 General revision of the document R. Marchioni I. Paderno
D 2017-07-25 Revision document and update scheme, update Con- P. Forti A. Tonini
formity Compliance and added warning IR radiation.
E 2018-02-06 Adding new three Code F01754, F01755, F01756 P. Forti I. Paderno
00 2018-11-23 Release in new layout with general revision O. Romano I. Paderno
01 2020-01-10 Graphic and general review P. Forti L. Bonisoli
Updated Technical Sheet Adding new Code F01757, F. Verrocchi
F01758
02 2022-05-26 Insert Note: Maximum reliability cycles for Flash Memory P. Forti L. Bonisoli
and "being careful not to damage the gasket".
03 09/09/2022 Update dimension and overview Drawings. P. Forti L. Bonisoli

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Installation, Connection, First Run

RMM_00042_03 - Reference Manual rev. 03

Tattile Srl Mairano (Brescia), Italy — https://www.tattile.com

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1. About this Document

Who this Document is for

Table 1-1 : Audience

Table 1-2 : Symbols and typographic convention

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Special Notes and Warnings

l <Possible consequences (optional)>

Notice: <Type and source of danger>

l <Possible consequences (optional)>

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Warning: Use a power supply with SELV output.

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F01752, F01755, F01756 - IR illuminator lens 17°

Retinal thermal hazard, weak Exempt Group - -

Table 2-1 : IR Illuminator Risk Group and Hazard Distance

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White light illuminator risk group and hazard distance evaluation

F01753, F01757, F01758

NOTE: Products in the Exempt Group do not require labeling.

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Figure 2-1 : Hazard Distance (HD) evaluation

2.1. Intended use of the Product

2.2. Known or Foreseeable Misuses of the Product

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Figure 3-1 : Tattile BASIC Series dimension

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3.2.2. Wall-Mount Bracket Dimensions

Figure 3-2 : Wall-mount bracket dimensions

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3.3. Physical Interface

Figure 3-3 : Product overview

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3.3.2. Power Supply, Signal and I/O Connector

Figure 3-4 : Power supply, signal and I/O connector

PIN Signal name Description

Table 3-1 : Power supply, signal and I/O interface

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Table 3-2 : Input interface

Figure 3-5 : Input schematic section

Table 3-3 : Output interface

Figure 3-6 : Output schematic section

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Table 3-4 : Strobe interface

Figure 3-7 : Strobe schematic section

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3.3.3. Gigabit Ethernet Socket

Figure 3-8 : RJ45 Gigabit connector

Table 3-1 : Ethernet interface

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3.4. Technical Sheet/Specifications

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3.5. Identification of the Product

Figure 3-9 : Example of product label