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The document provides an installation and operation manual for Federal Signal mobile camera systems. It describes turnkey systems that include a monitor, rear-view camera, extension cable, and accessories. The systems support one to four cameras and include components that are NTSC or PAL compatible for video standards in North America and Europe. The manual provides instructions for installing different types of cameras and connecting the overall system.

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Mobile Camera Systems

Installation and Operation Manual

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Contents
1 Safety Precautions................................................................ 1
Safety Messages to Installers of Federal Signal
Mobile Camera Systems.................................................................... 1

2 An Overview of the Mobile Camera Systems...................... 3

Turnkey Systems................................................................................ 3
Customized Systems.......................................................................... 6

3 Installing the Mobile Camera System.................................. 8

Installing the Rear-View Camera (CAMCCD-REARNTSC/
CAMCCD-REARPAL)...................................................................... 8

Installing the Side-View Camera (CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/

CAMCCD-SIDEPAL)...................................................................... 13

Installing the Flush-Mount Camera (CAMCCD-FLSHNTSC/

CAMCCD-FLSHPAL)..................................................................... 17

Installing the Ball Camera (CAMCCD-BALLNTSC/

CAMCCD-BALLPAL).................................................................... 22

Installing the Dome Camera (CAMCCD-DOMENTSC/

CAMCCD-DOMEPAL)................................................................... 27
Installing the Truck/Trailer Kit (CAMCABLE-TRK)..................... 31

Installing the Monitor (CAMLCD-INT-56, CAMLCD-INT-70,

CAMLCD-INT-70-B, CAMLCD-70)...................................................32

Installing the Control Box (with the CAMLCD-70 Monitor).......... 35

4 Connecting the Mobile Camera System............................ 36

Option 1: Connections for system configured with CAMLCD-INT-56/
CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor, as in the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/
CAMSET56-PAL-2..........................................................................36

Option 2: System configured with CAMLCD-70 monitor and

CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL (as in the CAMSET70-NTSC-4/
CAMSET70-PAL-4)........................................................................37
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Option 3: System configured with CAMLCD-INT-70-B monitor, as

in the CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B......................... 38
Option 4: System configured with CAMLCD-70 monitor and
CAMDVR-4-B Digital Video Recorder........................................... 39

5 Testing the System.............................................................. 43

6 Operating the Mobile Camera System............................... 44

Option 1: System Configured with CAMLCD-INT-56/
CAMLCD-INT-70 Monitor, as in the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/
CAMSET56-PAL-2.......................................................................... 44

Option 2: System Configured with a CAMLCD-70 Monitor and

CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL
(as in CAMSET70-NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4) ......................... 46

Option 3: System Configured with a CAMLCD-INT-70-B monitor

(as in CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B)........................ 48

7 Obtaining Service and Support.......................................... 52

Returning a Product to Federal Signal............................................. 52

8 Product Specifications and Part Numbers........................ 54

1 Safety Precautions
For your safety, read this manual thoroughly before installing and operat-
ing the Federal Signal Mobile Camera System. The safety messages in this
section are reminders to exercise extreme care at all times. To download
copies of the manual, go to www.fedsig.com or call the Federal Signal
Service Department at 1-800-433-9132, 7 am to 5 pm, Monday through
Friday (Central Time).

Safety Messages to Installers of Federal Signal

Mobile Camera Systems

People’s lives depend on your proper installation of our products. It is

important to read and follow all instructions shipped with this prod-
uct. In addition, listed below are some other important safety instruc-
tions and precautions you should follow:
• To properly install a vehicular camera system, you must have a good
understanding of automotive electrical systems along with proficiency
in the installation and use of safety warning equipment.
• The mobile camera system is only a supplement to the rear-view/side-
view mirrors of the vehicle. The system is not a substitute for the
proper use of the rear-view/side-view mirrors of the vehicle. Always
use caution when backing up.
• DO NOT install equipment or route wiring in the deployment path of
an airbag.
• When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the
surface are clear of anything that could be damaged.
• Locate the camera(s), monitor, keyboard, control box, and digital
video recorder (as applicable) so the VEHICLE and SYSTEM can be
operated safely under all driving conditions.
• You should frequently inspect the camera system to ensure that it
is operating properly and that it is securely attached to the vehicle.
The front face of any installed cameras should be kept clean and
free from any accumulated dirt or grime so that the cameras may
provide the clearest image. Obstructions to the camera image limit the
effectiveness of the system.
2 Safety Precautions

• If a vehicle seat is temporarily removed, verify with the vehicle

manufacturer if the seat needs to be recalibrated for proper airbag
deployment.
• Do not open or service the monitor, camera element, or control box.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Opening or servicing any
component will void the component’s warranty.
• File these instructions in a safe place and refer to them when maintaining
and/or reinstalling the product.
Failure to follow all safety precautions and instructions may result in
property damage, serious injury, or death to you or others.
3

2 An Overview of the Mobile Camera Systems

Federal Signal Mobile Camera Systems provide drivers of vehicles used in
towing and recovery, fire/EMS, utilities, highway maintenance/DOT, sani-
tation, construction, and in many other industries an extended field of view
when backing up or maneuvering their vehicles in environments where op-
timum visibility is important for enhanced safety. Designed exclusively for
professional applications, all Federal Signal systems and components are
built with the distinct needs of the commercial/industrial market in mind
and are backed by our two-year warranty.

Turnkey Systems
Three turnkey mobile camera systems are available:
CAMSET56-NTSC-2/CAMSET56-PAL-2
CAMSET70-NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4
CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B
Each system includes a monitor, a standard rear-view camera, a camera-
to-monitor extension cable, and accessories. Components and systems that
are NTSC-compatible include “NTSC” in the part number, and those that
are PAL-compatible include “PAL” in the part number. The NTSC video
standard is primarily a North American video standard, whereas the PAL
video standard is predominantly a European video standard.

CAMSET56-NTSC-2/CAMSET56-PAL-2
This system includes:
• a 5.6"-diagonal color TFT LCD monitor (CAMLCD-INT-56)
• a high-resolution rear-view camera with infrared low-light vi-
sion capability and a microphone, with a mounting hardware kit
(CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL)
• a 65.5 ft (20 m) camera-to-monitor extension cable
(CAMCABLE-20)
• an input/power/trigger wiring harness with inputs and indepen-
dent triggers for two cameras (CAMADP-INT-2)
• a monitor mounting bracket with mounting hardware
(CAMLCD-BRACKET)
4 An Overview of the Mobile Camera Systems

Features
• Support for one or two cameras—an optional additional
camera can connect to the CAM2 connector on the input/
power/trigger wiring harness
• Automatic triggering of either of two connected cameras
via individual camera trigger wires
• Individual camera settings that are configurable for normal
view or mirror-image view
• Easy setup with a minimum of connections
• Intuitive controls on the monitor for adjusting the picture
quality of the image and the volume of the built-in micro-
phone of the connected camera (as applicable)
• CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL is IP68-
rated for challenging commercial applications that require
a waterproof and dustproof camera

CAMSET70-NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4
This system includes:
• a 7.0"-diagonal color TFT LCD monitor (CAMLCD-70)
• a high-resolution rear-view camera with infrared low-light vi-
sion capability and microphone, with a mounting hardware kit
(CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL)
• a 65.5 ft (20 m) camera-to-monitor extension cable
(CAMCABLE-20)
• four individual trigger wires for each of the available camera
inputs
• a four-camera-capable control box with wired remote keyboard
that selects the image of any of the connected cameras or a split-
screen combination (CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL)
• a monitor mounting bracket with mounting hardware
(CAMLCD-BRACKET)

Features
• Support for one to four cameras—optional additional cam-
eras can connect to one of the available inputs on the in-
cluded control box
An Overview of the Mobile Camera Systems 5

• Automatic triggering of any of up to four connected cam-

eras via individual camera trigger wires
• Individual camera settings that are configurable for normal
view or mirror-image view
• Easy setup with a minimum of connections
• Split-screen viewing of multiple connected cameras
• Intuitive controls on the monitor for adjusting the picture
quality of the image and volume of the built-in microphone
of the connected camera (as applicable)
• CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL is IP68-
rated for challenging commercial applications that require
a waterproof and dustproof camera

CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B
This system includes:
• a 7.0"-diagonal color TFT LCD monitor (CAMLCD-INT-70-B)
• a high-resolution rear-view camera with infrared low-light vi-
sion capability and a microphone, with a mounting hardware kit
(CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL)
• a 65.5 ft (20 m) camera-to-monitor extension cable
(CAMCABLE-20)
• a four individual trigger wires for each of the available camera
inputs
• Input/power/trigger wiring harness with inputs and independent
triggers for four cameras (CAMADP-INT-4)
• Monitor mounting bracket with mounting hardware (CAMLCD-
BRACKET)

Features
• Support for one to four cameras—optional additional cam-
eras can connect to one of the available inputs
• Automatic triggering of any of up to four connected cam-
eras via individual camera trigger wires
• Individual camera settings that are configurable for normal
view or mirror-image view
• Easy setup with a minimum of connections
6 An Overview of the Mobile Camera Systems

• Split-screen viewing of multiple connected cameras

• Intuitive controls on the monitor for adjusting the picture
quality of the image and volume of the built-in microphone
of the connected camera (as applicable)
• CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL is IP68-
rated for challenging commercial applications that require
a waterproof and dustproof camera

Customized Systems
To outfit a unique installation for your application, select a monitor, up
to four cameras, and camera-to-monitor extension cables of the appropri-
ate length. (If the CAMLCD-70 is selected, either the CAMBOX-4NTSC/
CAMBOX-4PAL control box or CAMDVR-4-B digital video recorder is
also required as described under “Monitors” below.) For technical details,
see “Product Specifications and Part Numbers” on page 54.

Monitors
• 5.6"-diagonal monitor (CAMLCD-INT-56): up to two cameras
can be connected
• 7.0"-diagonal monitor (CAMLCD-INT-70): up to two cameras
can be connected
• 7.0"-diagonal monitor (CAMLCD-70 with CAMBOX-4NTSC/
CAMBOX-4PAL). Up to four cameras can be connected (split-
screen viewing enabled)
• 7.0"-diagonal monitor (CAMLCD-70 with CAMDVR-4-B): up
to four cameras can be connected (split-screen viewing enabled
and no triggering of individual cameras). All connected cameras
are digitally recorded to the hard disk of the video recorder
• 7.0"-diagonal monitor (CAMLCD-INT-70-B): up to four cam-
eras can be connected (split-screen viewing enabled)

Cameras
• Standard rear-view camera (CAMCCD-REARNTSC/
CAMCCD-REARPAL)
• Flush-mount camera (CAMCCD-FLSHNTSC/
CAMCCD-FLSHPAL)
An Overview of the Mobile Camera Systems 7

• Side-view camera (CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/CAMCCD-SIDEPAL)

• Ball camera (CAMCCD-BALLNTSC/CAMCCD-BALLPAL)
• Dome camera (CAMCCD-DOMENTSC/CAMCCD-DOMEPAL)

Camera-to-monitor extension cables (one per camera)

• 4 in (0.1 m) (CAMCABLE-SHORT)
• 16.5 ft (5 m) (CAMCABLE-5)
• 33 ft (10 m) (CAMCABLE-10)
• 49 ft (15 m) (CAMCABLE-15)
• 65.5 ft (20 m) (CAMCABLE-20)
• 131 ft (40 m) (CAMCABLE-40)
8

3 Installing the Mobile Camera System

After unpacking the system components, examine them for damage that
may have occurred in transit. If a component has been damaged, do not at-
tempt to install or operate it. File a claim immediately with the carrier stat-
ing the extent of damage. Carefully check all envelopes, shipping labels,
and tags before removing or destroying them. Ensure that the parts listed
in the packing list are contained in the packing carton.

Installing the Rear-View Camera

(CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL)
Before the installation, find an appropriate location for the rear-view cam-
era with these considerations in mind:
• Although the camera is waterproof, repeatedly exposing it to direct,
high-pressure streams of water (as from a pressure washer) is not
recommended.

• The material properties and thicknesses of vehicle bodies vary widely.

The included hardware can accommodate many different vehicle
installations. However, it is recommended that you exercise judgment
when drilling holes into vehicle surfaces.

• When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the
surface are clear of anything that could be damaged. Remove all
burrs from drilled holes. To prevent electrical shorts, grommet all
drilled holes through which wiring passes. (All Federal Signal camera
systems include grommets.) Also, ensure that the mounting screws do
not cause electrical or mechanical damage to the vehicle.

• This camera is recommended for rear-view applications in heavy duty

vehicles. In most installations the trigger wire of this camera would
be connected to the reverse lights of the vehicle for automatic viewing
when the vehicle is operating in reverse. The camera is also equipped
with night-vision and audio capability.

• If the camera is to be used in a typical backup camera application,

the camera should be positioned so that the driver can obtain a wide,
unobstructed field of vision behind the vehicle.
Installing the Mobile Camera System 9

To install the rear-view camera, follow these steps:

Preparing to install the Rear-View Camera

1. Open the camera mounting hardware kit, which has:
• four self-tapping screws
• four machine screws with matching lock washers, flat washers,
and nuts
• four plastic screw insulators
• an insulating pad
• an Allen wrench
• waterproofing tape
2. Use the Allen wrench to remove the sun shield and camera from
the mounting bracket so that the bracket can be used as a tem-
plate for marking drill-hole locations (Figure 1).

SUN SHIELD

INSULATING
PAD

VEHICLE
CHASSIS

FLAT WASHER
LOCK WASHER
NUT

2 TO 4 SELF-TAPPING SCREWS WITH

MOUNTING BRACKET PLASTIC INSULATORS, LOCK WASHERS,
FLAT WASHERS AND NUTS

290A6046B

Figure 1. Rear-view camera installation

(CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL)
10 Installing the Mobile Camera System

Marking and Drilling the Mounting Holes for the

Rear-View Camera

AIRBAG DEPLOYMENT
Do not install equipment or route wiring in the deployment path
of an airbag.
Failure to observe this warning will reduce the effectiveness of
the airbag or potentially dislodge the equipment, causing serious
injury.

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

If a vehicle seat is temporarily removed, verify with the vehicle
manufacturer if the seat needs to be recalibrated for proper airbag
deployment.
Failure to heed this warning could result in death or serious injury.

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

Locate the camera(s), monitor, keyboard, control box, and digital
video recorder (as applicable) so the VEHICLE and SYSTEM can
be operated safely under all driving conditions.
Failure to heed this caution could result in driver distraction or
driver error while operating the vehicle.

2. Mark a location for a 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole, typically centered

between the marked locations of the mounting holes, which will
accept the rubber grommet on the camera output cable. Once
you drill the center hole, you can route the camera output cable
through it to:
a) a camera-to-monitor extension cable that can be either:
• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in
series with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
• that is then connected to
• either the CAM1 or CAM2 input on the input/pow-
er/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2) of the
CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor or
• one of the four camera inputs on the CAMBOX-
4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box (for use with the
CAMLCD-70 monitor) or
• one of the four camera inputs on the input/power/trigger
wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-4) of the CAMLCD-
INT-70-B
or
b) a special DVR system camera-extension cable that is con-
nected to one of the four camera inputs on the CAMDVR-4-B

3. Drill holes at the drill-position marks that are correctly sized for
the screws you are using:
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, drill two to four
9/64 in (3.5 mm) holes.
b) If you are using the machine screws, drill two to four
13/64 in (5.2 mm) clearance holes.
4. Drill a 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole at the mark for the camera output
cable. Smooth and deburr the hole.
12 Installing the Mobile Camera System

Mounting the Rear-View Camera

1. Install the insulating pad on the bottom of the camera mounting
bracket. If you are using the center hole in the bracket for the
camera output cable, route the cable through the hole.
2. Align the mounting bracket with the drilled mounting holes,
guide the camera output cable into the 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole,
and secure the rubber grommet in the hole.
3. To fasten the mounting bracket to the vehicle, choose the appro-
priate screws for the mounting holes you drilled:
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, guide each screw
through a plastic insulator, then through one of the two chan-
nels in the mounting bracket and into the drilled holes. Fas-
ten the screws tightly to the vehicle body.
b) If you are using the machine screws, guide each screw through
a plastic insulator, then through one of the two channels in the
mounting bracket into the drilled holes. On the opposite side
of the vehicle chassis at the mounting location, install the flat
washer followed by the lock washer and nut. Fasten the mount-
ing hardware tightly to the vehicle body.
4. Connect a one of these camera extension cable to the camera:
• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in series
with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
• one CAMCABLE-40
• special DVR cable (as applicable)
5. Wrap the cable connection in the supplied black waterproofing
tape.
Installing the Mobile Camera System 13

Installing the Side-View Camera

(CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/CAMCCD-SIDEPAL)
Before the installation, find an appropriate location for the side-view cam-
era with these considerations in mind:
• Although the camera is waterproof, repeatedly exposing it to direct,
high-pressure streams of water (as from a pressure washer) is not
recommended.
• The material properties and thicknesses of vehicle bodies vary widely.
The included hardware can accommodate many different vehicle
installations. However, it is recommended that you exercise judgment
when drilling holes into vehicle surfaces.
• This camera is recommended for installation on either the left or right
side of a vehicle. Typically, the trigger wire for the camera is connected
to the turn-signal circuit of the vehicle for automatic viewing when the
vehicle is turning. The camera is also equipped with night-vision and
audio capability.
• When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the
surface are clear of anything that could be damaged. Remove all burrs
from drilled holes. To prevent electrical shorts, grommet all drilled
holes through which wiring passes (all Federal Signal cameras include
grommets). Also, ensure that the mounting screws do not cause
electrical or mechanical damage to the vehicle.
• If the camera is to be used in a typical side-view camera application,
the camera should be positioned so that the driver can obtain a wide,
unobstructed field of vision of the left or right side of the vehicle.
To install the side-view camera, follow these steps:

Preparing to Install the Side-View Camera

1. Open the camera mounting hardware kit, which has:
• four self-tapping screws
• four machine screws with matching lock washers, flat washers,
and nuts
• an Allen wrench for adjusting the orientation of the camera
cover (left or right side of vehicle)
• waterproofing tape
14 Installing the Mobile Camera System

2. To access the mounting holes in the base as a guide for marking

drill-position holes, remove the four screws that secure the cam-
era cover (Figure 2, step 3).

290A6047B

Figure 2. Side-view camera installation

(CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/CAMCCD-SIDEPAL

3. To verify the orientation of the camera in its housing before the

installation, connect the camera to the monitor and turn on the
system.
You can adjust the camera assembly inside the housing for either
the left or right side of the vehicle. If the image on the moni-
tor appears upside down on the preferred installation side of the
vehicle, use the Allen wrench to remove and flip the camera as-
sembly 180 degrees. Then install it to switch the camera from a
left-side-view camera to a right-side-view camera or vice-versa.
Installing the Mobile Camera System 15

Marking and Drilling the Mounting Holes for the

Side-View Camera

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

a) a camera extension cable that can be either:

• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in
series with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
that is connected to:
• either the CAM1 or CAM2 input on the input/pow-
er/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2) of the
CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor or
• one of the four camera inputs on the CAMBOX-
4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box (for use with the
CAMLCD-70 monitor) or
• one of the four camera inputs on the input/power/trigger
wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-4) of the CAMLCD-
INT-70-B
or
b) a special DVR system camera-extension cable that is con-
nected to one of the four camera inputs on the CAMDVR-4-B
2. Whether you are using either self-tapping or machine screws,
drill 0.116 in (3.0 mm) holes (a #32 drill bit can be used) at the
marked positions for the four mounting holes.
3. Drill a 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole at the mark for the camera output
cable. Smooth and deburr the hole.

Mounting the Side-View Camera

1. Align the mounting base with the drilled mounting holes on the
vehicle. Guide the camera output cable into the 3/4 in (19.0 mm)
hole and secure the rubber grommet on the cable in this hole.
2. To affix the camera to the vehicle, choose the appropriate screws
for the holes you drilled above:
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, guide each screw
through the camera base, then into the drilled holes. Fasten
the screws tightly to the vehicle body.
b) If you are using the machine screws, guide each screw with a
lock washer and flat washer through the camera base. Install
the matching nut on the opposite side of the vehicle surface.
Fasten the mounting hardware tightly to the vehicle body.
Installing the Mobile Camera System 17

3. Connect the camera extension cable (one CAMCABLE-

SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or two connected in series with CAM-
CABLE-EXT) or special DVR cable (as applicable) to the camera.
4. Wrap the cable connection in the supplied black waterproofing
tape.

Installing the Flush-Mount Camera

(CAMCCD-FLSHNTSC/CAMCCD-FLSHPAL)
Before the installation, find an appropriate location for the flush-mount
camera with these considerations in mind:
• Although the camera is waterproof, repeatedly exposing it to direct,
high-pressure streams of water (as from a pressure washer) is not
recommended.
• Decide whether you will be mounting the camera to the vehicle with
the included bracket or flush to a vehicle surface.
• The material properties and thickness of vehicle bodies vary widely.
The included hardware can accommodate many different vehicle
installations. However, it is recommended that you exercise judgment
when drilling holes into vehicle surfaces.
• When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the
surface are clear of anything that could be damaged. Remove all burrs
from drilled holes. To prevent electrical shorts, grommet all drilled
holes through which wiring passes (all Federal Signal cameras include
grommets). Also, ensure that the mounting screws do not cause
electrical or mechanical damage to the vehicle.
• This camera is recommended for flush-mount installation on a vehicle.
As an alternative, a mounting bracket is included for mounting above
the surface of the vehicle.
• The camera should be positioned so that the driver can obtain a wide,
unobstructed field of vision.
18 Installing the Mobile Camera System

To install the flush-mount camera, follow these steps:

Preparing to Install the Flush-Mount Camera

1. Open the camera mounting hardware kit, which includes:
• Four self-tapping screws
• Four machine screws with matching lock washers, flat wash-
ers, and nuts
• Waterproofing tape
2. Decide whether you will be mounting the camera to the vehicle
with the included bracket or flush to a vehicle surface.

Marking and Drilling the Mounting Holes for the

Flush-Mount Camera

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

DRILLING PRECAUTIONS
When drilling holes, check the area into which you are drilling to
be sure you do not damage vehicle components while drilling. All
drilled holes should be deburred and all sharp edges should be
smoothed. All wire routings going through drilled holes should be
protected by a grommet or convolute/split loom tubing.
Option 1: Marking and drilling holes for the flush-mount
camera with the included bracket
1. Use the mounting bracket as a guide to mark the locations of two
to four mounting holes on the vehicle chassis (Figure 3 on page
20). These locations should lie in the two channels in the base of
the bracket.
2. Mark a location for the 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole for the output ca-
ble. Once you drill this larger hole, you can route the camera
output cable through it to:
a) a camera-to-monitor extension cable that can be either
• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in
series with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
that is then connected to
• either the CAM1 or CAM2 input on the input/pow-
er/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2) of the
CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor or
• one of the four camera inputs on the CAMBOX-
4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box (for use with the
CAMLCD-70 monitor) or
• one of the four camera inputs on the input/power/trigger
wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-4) of the CAMLCD-
INT-70-B
or
b) a special DVR system camera-extension cable that is con-
nected to one of the four camera inputs on the CAMDVR-4-B
3. Drill the correctly sized holes at the drill-position marks for the
type of screws you are using:
20 Installing the Mobile Camera System

a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, drill two to four

0.089 in (2.2 mm) holes (a #43 drill bit can be used).
b) If you are using the machine screws, drill two to four 1/8 in
(3.2 mm) clearance holes.
4. Drill a 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole at the mark for the camera output
cable. Smooth and deburr the hole.

OPTION 1: MOUNTING BRACKET OPTION 2: FLUSH MOUNT

NUT

MOUNTING SURFACE

2 TO 4 MACHINE SCREWS
WITH LOCK WASHERS,
FLAT WASHERS AND NUTS

290A6048B

Figure 3. Options for mounting flush-mount camera

(CAMCCD-FLSHNTSC/CAMCCD-FLSHPAL)

Option 2: Marking and drilling holes for mounting the flush-

mount camera flush to the vehicle surface
1. Mark a location for the 1.25 in (32.0 mm) mounting hole on the
vehicle surface that will accommodate the full diameter and depth
of the camera body. Once you drill this hole, you can route the
camera output cable to:
a) a camera-to-monitor extension cable that can be either
• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in
series with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
that is then connected to
• either the CAM1 or CAM2 input on the input/pow-
Installing the Mobile Camera System 21

er/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2) of the

CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor or
• one of the four camera inputs on the CAMBOX-
4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box (for use with the
CAMLCD-70 monitor) or
• one of the four camera inputs on the input/power/trigger wir-
ing harness (CAMADP-INT-4) of the CAMLCD-INT-70-B
or
b) a special DVR system camera-extension cable that is con-
nected to one of the four camera inputs on the CAMDVR-4-B

Mounting the Flush-Mount Camera

Option 1: Mounting the camera with the included bracket
1. Align the mounting bracket on the vehicle with the drilled mount-
ing holes, and then guide the camera output cable through the
camera barrel and nuts of the mounting bracket assembly (Figure
3 on page 20).
2. Guide the camera output cable into the 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole and
secure the rubber grommet of the cable in the hole.
3. To affix the mounting bracket to the vehicle, choose the appropri-
ate screws for the holes you drilled:
• a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, guide each
screw through the camera mounting bracket, then into the
drilled holes. Fasten the screws tightly to the vehicle body.
• b) If you are using the machine screws, guide each screw
with its lock washer and flat washer through the camera’s
mounting bracket. Install the matching nut on the opposite
side of the vehicle surface. Fasten the mounting hardware
tightly to the vehicle body.
4. Install the camera and camera barrel, while adjusting the viewing
angle, in the mounting bracket with the included short screws
(with matching lock and flat washers).
5. Connect the camera to the monitor via a camera extension cable
(one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or two connected
in series with CAMCABLE-EXT) or special DVR system cam-
era cable (as applicable). To obtain the correct image orienta-
tion, it may be necessary to rotate the camera in the barrel of
22 Installing the Mobile Camera System

the mounting bracket assembly. Once you obtain the image you
want, tighten the nuts of the camera mounting bracket assembly
to fix the camera position.

6. Wrap the cable connection in the supplied black waterproofing

tape.

Option 2: Mounting the camera flush to the vehicle surface

Note: Before routing the camera cable through the hole, you can in-
stall an included angled nut so that the camera can be slightly tilted
from the horizontal surface of the vehicle.
1. Guide the camera output cable through the drilled 1.25 in
(32.0 mm) hole.
2. On the opposite side of the vehicle surface, route the camera out-
put cable through the camera mounting barrel and nut.
3. Install the camera/barrel, while adjusting it to the desired view-
ing angle.
4. Connect the camera to the monitor via a camera extension cable
(one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or two connected
in series with CAMCABLE-EXT) or special DVR system cam-
era cable (as applicable). To obtain the correct image orienta-
tion, it may be necessary to rotate the camera in the barrel of
the mounting bracket assembly. Once you obtain the image you
want, tighten the camera mounting nut to the barrel to fix the
camera position.
5. Wrap the camera extension cable connection in the supplied
black waterproofing tape.

Installing the Ball Camera (CAMCCD-BALLNTSC/

CAMCCD-BALLPAL)
Before the installation, find an appropriate location for the ball camera
with these considerations in mind:
• Although the camera is waterproof, repeatedly exposing it to direct,
high-pressure streams of water (as from a pressure washer) is not
recommended.
Installing the Mobile Camera System 23

• The material properties and thicknesses of vehicle bodies vary widely.

The included hardware can accommodate many different vehicle
installations. However, it is recommended that you exercise judgment
when drilling holes into vehicle surfaces.
• When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the
surface are clear of anything that could be damaged. Remove all burrs
from drilled holes. To prevent electrical shorts, grommet all drilled
holes through which wiring passes (all Federal Signal cameras include
grommets). Also, ensure that the mounting screws do not cause
electrical or mechanical damage to the vehicle.
• This camera is recommended for installation anywhere flexibility
in positioning the camera is required after it has been permanently
installed. The included Allen wrench is all that is needed to rotate the
ball camera within its mount. A typical installation might be mounting
the ball camera on a side-view mirror assembly. The camera should
be positioned so that the driver can obtain a wide, unobstructed field
of vision.
To install the ball camera, follow these steps:

Preparing to Install the Ball Camera

1. Open the included camera mounting hardware kit, which has:
• two self-tapping screws
• two machine screws with matching lock washers, flat washers,
and nuts
• an insulating pad
• an Allen wrench (for adjusting the orientation of the camera
in the housing)
• waterproofing tape
2. Before the installation, connect the camera to the monitor and
turn on the system to verify the camera orientation.
3. For access to the bottom half of the mounting bracket where the
mounting screws enter, use the included Allen wrench to remove
the two screws and nuts on both sides of the camera mounting
bracket (Figure 4 on page 26).
24 Installing the Mobile Camera System

Marking and Drilling the Mounting Holes

for the Ball Camera

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

a) a camera-to-monitor extension cable that can be either

• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in
series with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
that is then connected to
• either the CAM1 or CAM2 input on the input/pow-
er/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2) of the
CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor or
• one of the four camera inputs on the CAMBOX-
4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box (for use with the
CAMLCD-70 monitor) or
• one of the four camera inputs on the input/power/trigger
wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-4) of the CAMLCD-
INT-70-B
or
b) a special DVR system camera-extension cable that is con-
nected to one of the four camera inputs on the CAMDVR-4-B
3. Drill the correctly sized holes at the drill-position marks for the
type of screws you are using:
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, drill two 0.116 in
(3.0 mm) holes (a #32 drill bit can be used).
b) If you are using the machine screws, drill two 13/64 in
(5.2 mm) clearance holes.
4. Drill a 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole at the mark for the camera output
cable. Smooth and deburr the hole.
26 Installing the Mobile Camera System

290A6049

Figure 4. Ball camera installation CAMCCD-BALLNTSC/CAMCCD-BALLPAL

Mounting the Ball Camera

1. Align the bottom half of the camera mounting bracket with the
drilled mounting holes on the vehicle while inserting the insulating
pad between the vehicle surface and the camera mounting bracket.
2. To affix the bottom half of the camera mounting bracket to the
vehicle, choose the appropriate screws for the mounting holes
you drilled.
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, guide each screw
through the bottom half of the camera mounting bracket,
then into the drilled holes. Fasten the screws tightly to the
vehicle body.
b) If you are using the machine screws, guide each screw
through the camera mounting bracket, then into the drilled
holes. Install the matching lock and flat washers followed by
the nuts on the opposite side of the vehicle surface. Fasten
the mounting hardware tightly to the vehicle body.
3. Install the camera while adjusting the viewing angle in the mount-
ing bracket using the included Allen wrench. To verify the image
Installing the Mobile Camera System 27

orientation, connect the camera to the monitor with a camera

extension cable (one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40
or two connected in series with CAMCABLE-EXT) or special
DVR system camera cable (as applicable). It may be necessary
to rotate the camera in the mounting bracket to obtain the cor-
rect orientation. Once you obtain the image you want, tighten the
screws on the mounting bracket to fix the camera position.
4. Wrap the cable connection in the supplied black waterproofing
tape.

Installing the Dome Camera (CAMCCD-DOMENTSC/

CAMCCD-DOMEPAL)
Before the installation, find an appropriate location for the dome camera
with these considerations in mind:
• This camera is intended for only indoor use. Installing it on the
exterior of a vehicle is not recommended.
• The material properties and thicknesses of vehicle bodies vary widely.
The included hardware can accommodate many different vehicle
installations. However, it is recommended you exercise judgment
when drilling holes into vehicle surfaces.
• When drilling into a vehicle structure, be sure that both sides of the
surface are clear of anything that could be damaged. Remove all burrs
from drilled holes. To prevent electrical shorts, grommet all drilled
holes through which wiring passes (all Federal Signal cameras include
grommets). Also, ensure that the mounting screws do not cause
electrical or mechanical damage to the vehicle.
• This camera is recommended for installation in vehicle interior
spaces like the cargo bay of a delivery vehicle. The camera should
be positioned so that the driver can obtain a wide, unobstructed
field of vision.
To install the dome camera, follow these steps:

Preparing to Install the Dome Camera

1. Open the included camera mounting hardware kit, which has:
• Four self-tapping screws
• Four machine screws with matching lock washers, flat washers,
and nuts
28 Installing the Mobile Camera System

• Waterproofing tape
2. Remove the four screws that secure the camera housing cover/
dome to its base (Figure 5 on page 30).
3. The holes in the base can be used as a template for marking drill-
holes for mounting screws. To access the mounting holes in the
base, disconnect the cable that connects the built-in microphone
and record indicator LED to the internal PCB assembly.
4. Before the installation, connect the camera to the monitor and turn
on the system to verify the orientation of the camera in the hous-
ing. The angle of the camera within the dome can be adjusted by
loosening the two miniature screws at its base within the housing.
Secure the camera at the desired angle.

Marking and Drilling the Mounting Holes

for the Dome Camera

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

DRILLING PRECAUTIONS
When drilling holes, check the area into which you are drilling to
be sure you do not damage vehicle components while drilling. All
drilled holes should be deburred and all sharp edges should be
smoothed. All wire routings going through drilled holes should be
protected by a grommet or convolute/split loom tubing.
1. Use the mounting base as a guide to mark the locations of four
mounting holes on the vehicle chassis and a 3/4 in (19.0 mm)
hole for the camera output cable. Once this hole is drilled, you
can route the camera output cable through it to:
a) a camera-to-monitor extension cable that can be either
• one CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or
• two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 connected in
series with adapter CAMCABLE-EXT
that is then connected to:
• either the CAM1 or CAM2 input on the input/pow-
er/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2) of the
CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor or
• one of the four camera inputs on the CAMBOX-
4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box (for use with the
CAMLCD-70 monitor) or
• one of the four camera inputs on the input/power/trigger
wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-4) of the CAMLCD-
INT-70-B
or
a) a special DVR system camera-extension cable that is con-
nected to one of the four camera inputs on the CAMDVR-4-B
2. Drill the correctly sized holes at the drill-position marks for the
type of screws you are using:
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, drill four 0.116 in
(3.0 mm) holes.
b) If you are using the machine screws, drill four 5/32 in
(4.0 mm) clearance holes.
30 Installing the Mobile Camera System

3. Drill a 3/4 in (19.0 mm) hole at the mark for the camera output
cable. Smooth and deburr this hole.
REMOVE THE 4 SECURE THE MOUNTING TO AIM THE CAMERA,
SCREWS SECURING HARDWARE THROUGH LOOSEN THE 2 ADJUSTMENT
THE HOUSING THE HOLES IN THE BASE SCREWS, ADJUST THE AIM,
AND TIGHTEN THE SCREWS

4 SELF-TAPPING SCREWS OR MACHINE SCREWS WITH LOCK

WASHERS, FLAT WASHERS AND NUTS

290A6050B

Figure 5. Dome camera installation CAMCCD-BALLNTSC/CAMCCD-BALLPAL

Mounting the Dome Camera

1. Align the mounting base on the vehicle with the drilled mounting
holes and guide the camera output cable into the 3/4 in (19.0 mm)
hole.
2. To affix the camera to the vehicle, choose the appropriate screws
for the mounting holes you drilled:
a) If you are using the self-tapping screws, guide each screw
through the camera base, then into the drilled holes. Fasten
the screws tightly to the vehicle body.
b) If you are using the machine screws, guide each screw with its
lock washer and flat washer through the camera base. Install
the matching nut on the opposite side of the vehicle surface.
Fasten the mounting hardware tightly to the vehicle body.
3. Connect a camera extension cable (one CAMCABLE-SHORT/
-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 or two connected in series with CAMCABLE-
EXT) or special DVR cable (as applicable) to the camera.
Installing the Mobile Camera System 31

4. Wrap the cable connection in the supplied black waterproofing

tape.

Installing the Truck/Trailer Kit (CAMCABLE-TRK)

Find an appropriate location for installing the these components:
• a 65.5 ft (20 m) camera extension cable with heavy-duty 7-pin
covered connector, typically connected on a trailer

• a 15 ft (4.5 m) (straight length) coiled cable for connection be-

tween truck and trailer

• a 16.5 ft (5 m) camera extension cable with heavy-duty 7-pin cov-

ered connector, typically connected on the portion of the vehicle
with the monitor (e.g., passenger compartment of a truck)

Marking and Drilling Holes for the Heavy-Duty

7-Pin Connectors

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

Installing the Monitor (CAMLCD-INT-56, CAMLCD-INT-70,

CAMLCD-INT-70-B, CAMLCD-70)
Before the installation, find an appropriate location for the monitor with
these considerations in mind:
• The location should be able to support 9 lb (4 kg) and should not
obstruct the view of the driver.
• The monitor should be installed so that the driver can easily view
the rear-view mirrors of the vehicle. This system does not replace the
need for these mirrors, it is strictly a supplement. Typically a center
console in the cab or dashboard can be a good mounting location;
mounting from the ceiling of the vehicle is also possible.
• Avoid placing the monitor where it will be constantly exposed to
direct sunlight, moisture, a strong magnetic field (as near a speaker)
or a heat source (A/C or heater duct).
• Before choosing a mounting location, decide where to route the
monitor cable. The installation requires an appropriately sized hole to
accommodate whichever cable your system has:
33

• CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70: This monitor has an in-

put/power/trigger wiring harness that has two camera inputs,
power/ground, and two trigger wires.
• CAMLCD-70: This monitor has a single output cable that ei-
ther connects to a CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL con-
trol box or to a CAMDVR-4-B digital video recorder. The
CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL functions as the central
input/output “control box” for use with the CAMLCD-70 for
a split-screen capable, four-camera system. Alternatively, the
CAMDVR-4-B requires this monitor as the system display.
Many holes or an appropriately sized conduit will be needed to
accommodate all inputs and outputs for either of these systems.
• CAMLCD-INT-70-B: This monitor has an input/power/trigger
wiring harness that has four camera inputs, power/ground, and
four trigger wires.
To install the monitor, follow these steps:

Mounting the Monitor in the Vehicle

SEAT REMOVAL PRECAUTION

LOCATING OPERATORS CONTROLS

Failure to heed this caution could result in driver distraction or

driver error while operating the vehicle.

FIVE MOUNTING HOLES

AND SELF-TAPPING SCREWS

290A6051C

Figure 6. Monitor mounting bracket and hardware

Installing the Mobile Camera System 35

Installing the Control Box (with the CAMLCD-70 Monitor)

Mount the CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL control box with the in-
cluded self-tapping hardware. The control box should be centrally located
within the vehicle in relative proximity to the monitor. The control box
is not intended for installation outside the vehicle. For an illustration of a
typical installation, see Figure 8 on page 41.
36 Connecting the Mobile Camera System

4 Connecting the Mobile Camera System

This section describes how to connect four Mobile Camera System con-
figurations:
• Option 1: System configured with a CAMLCD-INT-56 monitor (as in
the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/CAMSET56-PAL-2) or CAMLCD-INT-70
monitor
• Option 2: System configured with a CAMLCD-70 monitor and
CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL (as in the CAMSET70-
NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4)
• Option 3: Option 3: System configured with a CAMLCD-INT-70-B
monitor (as in the CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B)
• Option 4: Option 4: System configured with a CAMLCD-70 monitor
and CAMDVR-4-B digital video recorder

Option 1: Connections for system configured with

CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70/CAMLCD-MIR monitor,
as in the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/CAMSET56-PAL-2/
CAMSETMIR-4RW
For an illustration of a typical installation, see Figure 7 on page 40.
1. The included input/power/trigger wiring harness (CAMADP-INT-2)
has the following connections:
• Red (RED/DC INPUT): Connect this to the 12V or 24V vehicle
battery. To avoid drawing current when the vehicle is not run-
ning, connect this wire to the vehicle ignition “accessory” or
“on” position.
• Black (BLK/GND): Connect this to the vehicle or chassis ground.
• Green (GREEN/REVERSE): Applies a 12V–24V signal to the
green wire functions as a trigger to display CAM1 on the monitor.
If the camera connected to the CAM1 input is used in a standard
rear-view application, you can connect the green wire to the re-
verse light circuit of the vehicle for automatic display of the rear-
view camera when the vehicle is in reverse. When this trigger is
removed, the monitor will return to standby mode with no image
displayed.
Connecting the Mobile Camera System 37

For any other configuration, connect a suitable 12V–24V trigger

to this wire to signal when the monitor should view CAM1. This
wire has priority over the white wire (CAM2) when both wires
are triggered.
• White (WHITE/CAM2): Connect a 12V–24V signal to this wire
to trigger when the monitor should display CAM2. The green
(CAM1) wire trigger will override a trigger from this wire.
• CAM1 and CAM2: Connect cameras to these inputs. A CAMCA-
BLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 connected to one of these in-
puts can provide camera cable extension up to 131 ft (40 m). With
the CAMADP-EXT, two CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20
cables can also be connected in series to achieve lengths up to
131 ft (40 m).
• MONITOR: Connect this 13-pin connector to the monitor.
2. Any connections made outside the vehicle interior (camera cable
extensions, for example) should be wrapped in the waterproofing tape.
Option 2: System configured with CAMLCD-70 monitor
and CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL (as in the
CAMSET70-NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4)
A example system is shown in Figure 8 on page 41:
1. One to four cameras can be connected to CAMERA inputs 1 to 4.
Camera connections are made through 6-pin-plug/4-pin-receptacle
adapters (included with the CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL and
with the CAMSET70-NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4).
A CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 connected to one of these
inputs can provide camera cable extension up to 131 ft (40 m.
Alternatively, using the CAMADP-EXT, two CAMCABLE-SHORT/
-5/-10/-15/-20 cables can also be connected in series to achieve
lengths up to 131 ft (40 m).
2. The monitor is connected through a 6-pin-plug/4-pin-receptacle adapter
to the MONITOR input. If necessary, a monitor extension cable is
included with the CAMLCD-70 (and with the CAMSET70-NTSC-4/
CAMSET70-PAL-4) to accommodate various installations that may
require additional cable length between the control box and monitor.
3. The included keyboard is connected to the KEYBOARD input.
4. The two-wire power wiring harness is connected to POWER IN
DC12-24V input.
38 Connecting the Mobile Camera System

5. Connect a 12V–24 V trigger to the appropriate wire to signal when

the monitor should display Camera 1, 2, 3, or 4. The four-wire trigger
wiring harness is connected to CAM TRIGGER input (Figure 8 on
page 41):
• Green: Trigger for Camera 1
• White: Trigger for Camera 2
• Yellow: Trigger for Camera 3
• Blue: Trigger for Camera 4
The priority from highest to lowest for the camera triggers is: Camera
1 > Camera 2 > Camera 3 > Camera 4. In other words, the Camera 1
trigger has the highest priority and overrides other triggers. Connect
a 12–24V trigger to the appropriate wire to signal when the monitor
should display Camera 1, 2, 3, or 4.

6. The control box includes mirror/normal (MIR/NOR) switches for

each of the four camera inputs. Each switch can be set to the driver’s
preference.
7. RCA connections for audio and composite video are included for
connection to a VCR or DVR system.
8. Any connections made outside of the vehicle interior should be wrapped
in black waterproofing tape.

Option 3: System configured with CAMLCD-INT-70-B

monitor, as in the CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B
/CAMSET70-N4BW
An example system is shown in Figure 9 on page 42.
1. Connect the 26-pin male connector on the monitor to the 26-pin
female connector on the CAMADP-INT-4 input/power/trigger wiring
harness.
2. One to four cameras can be connected to camera inputs 1 to 4 of the
input/power/trigger wiring harness, CAMADP-INT-4.
A CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 connected to one of these
inputs can provide camera cable extension up to 131 ft (40 m).
Alternatively, using adapter CAMADP-EXT, two CAMCABLE-
SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20 cables can be connected in series to achieve
lengths up to approximately 131 ft (40 m).
Connecting the Mobile Camera System 39

3. Connect 12V–24V to the red wire.

4. Connect vehicle or chassis ground to the black wire.
5. Connect camera trigger wires as follows:
• green/red: trigger for Camera 1
• blue/red: trigger for Camera 2
• brown/red: trigger for Camera 3
• black/red: trigger for Camera 4
The priority from highest to lowest for the camera triggers is: Camera
1 > Camera 2 > Camera 3 > Camera 4. In other words, the Camera 1
trigger has the highest priority and overrides other triggers.
7. Connect a 12V–24V trigger to the appropriate wire to signal when the
monitor should display Camera 1, 2, 3, or 4.
8. Any connections made outside of the vehicle interior should be
wrapped in waterproofing tape.

Option 4: System configured with CAMLCD-70 monitor

and CAMDVR-4-B Digital Video Recorder
The CAMDVR-4-B digital video recorder system requires the CAMLCD-70
monitor if a system display is desired (video can still be recorded without a
monitor.) If you are using this system, also note that the four included cam-
era extension cables—two 16.5 ft (5 m) and two 33 ft (10 m) cables—are
different from the CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40 cables. They
are not interchangeable. For installation and operation instructions, refer to
the manual included with the CAMDVR-4-B system.
40 Connecting the Mobile Camera System

CAMCCD #1

CAMCCD #2

CAMCABLE-SHORT/-5/-10/-15/-20/-40

IR /CAM SEL MENU MODE/ON

MONITOR
(CAMLCD-INT-56
OR
CAM1 CAM2 CAMLCD-INT-70)
INPUT INPUT OR

CAMADP-INT-2

MIRROR MONITOR
(CAMLCD-MIR)

CAM1 TRIGGER (GREEN/REVERSE)

CAM2 TRIGGER (WHITE/CAM2)
290A6300C GROUND (BLK/GND)
+12/24VDC (RED/DC INPUT)

Figure 7. Option 1: System configured with a CAMLCD-INT-56 monitor (as in

the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/CAMSET56-PAL-2), CAMLCD-INT-70 monitor, or
CAMLED-MIR (as in the CAMSETMIR-4RW)
(CAMCABLE-XX) (CAMCABLE-XX)

SIDE-VIEW CAMERA BALL CAMERA

ALSO AVAILABLE 4-PIN ALSO AVAILABLE
(CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/CAMCCD-SIDEPAUL RECEPTACLE
(CAMCCD-BALL-NTSC/
ADAPTOR CAMCCD-BALL-PAL)
FOUR-CAMERA INDEPENDENT
MIRROR/NORMAL IMAGE
SWITCH 6-PIN PLUG (CAMCABLE-XX)

MIR/NOR
CAMERA
4 3 2 1

STANDARD REAR-
VIEW CAMERA
12–24 Vdc QUAD CONTROL BOX (CAMCCD-REAR-NTSD/
(CAMBOX-4NTSC/
1 2
CAMCCD-REARPAL)
CAMBOX-4PAL) 3 4

POWER IN CAM TRIGGER

DC12-24V
1 4 VIDEO AUDIO KEYBOARD
OUT OUT

CAMSET70-NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4)
2 3 MONITOR KEYBOARD
+ TFT MONITOR

CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL (as in the

-
CA1 CA2 CA3 CA4
(CAMLCD-70)
FOUR HARNESSES FOR
EACH CAMERA TRIGGER:
GREEN: CAMERA 1 POWER QUAD

WHITE: CAMERA 2
IR /CAM SEL MENU MODE/ON

YELLOW: CAMERA 3
BLUE: CAMERA 4 RCA CONNECTOR

Figure 8. Option 2: System configured with a CAMLCD-70 monitor and

VIDEO/AUDIO OUT
290A6052C
Connecting the Mobile Camera System 41
CAM CCD #1 CAMCCD #2 CAMCABLE-SHORT/
-5-10/-15/-20/-40 CAMCCD #3

CAMCCD #4

IR /CAM SEL MENU MODE/ON

+12/24 Vdc (RED) MONITOR (CAMLCD-INT-70-B) CAMCABLE-SHORT/

42 Connecting the Mobile Camera System

-5-10/-15/-20/-40

CAM1 TRIGGER (GREEN/RED)

CAM2 TRIGGER (BLUE/RED)

CAM3 TRIGGER (BROWN/RED)

CAM4 TRIGGER (BLACK/RED)

GROUND (BLACK)
CAMADP-INT-4

(as in the CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B/CAMSET70-N4BW)

Figure 9. Option 3: System configured with a CAMLCD-INT-70-B monitor
290A6301B
43

5 Testing the System

After the installation, test the emergency warning system to ensure that it
is operating properly. Also test all vehicle functions, including horn op-
eration, vehicle safety functions, and vehicle lighting systems to ensure
proper operation. Ensure that the installation has not affected the vehicle
operation or changed any vehicle safety functions or circuits.
Do not test the sound and light system of the vehicle while driving. Oper-
ating the vehicle warning systems may pose a hazard to the operator and
other drivers if the systems do not function as expected. Test the vehicle
only in a controlled environment.
After testing is complete, provide a copy of these instructions to the in-
structional staff and all operating personnel.
44

6 Operating the Mobile Camera System

This section describes how to operate these Mobile Camera System con-
figurations:
• Option 1: System configured with a CAMLCD-INT-56 monitor (as in
the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/CAMSET56-PAL-2) or CAMLCD-INT-70
monitor
• Option 2: System configured with a CAMLCD-70 monitor and
CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL (as in the CAMSET70-
NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4)
• Option 3: System configured with a CAMLCD-INT-70-B monitor
(as in the CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B)
For instructions on how to operate the CAMDVR-4-B digital video re-
corder, which uses the CAMLCD-70 monitor, refer to the manual included
with CAMDVR-4-B

Option 1: System Configured with CAMLCD-INT-56/

CAMLCD-INT-70 Monitor, as in the CAMSET56-NTSC-2/
CAMSET56-PAL-2
When you turn on the camera system by turning the vehicle ignition key
to either the "accessory" or "on" position, the red LED on the monitor
turns on (Figure 10 on page 47). The LED indicates Standby Mode, which
conserves power by turning off the monitors until you manually turn on
the system.

To manually turn on the system, briefly press the /CAM SEL (power/
camera select) button. The image of CAM1 (Camera 1) or the last camera
selected, the number of which is stored in memory, appears on the monitor.
The LED turns off when the system is powered on and an image is dis-
played.
To automatically turn CAM1 (Camera 1) on, 12V–24 V should be applied to
the GREEN/REVERSE wire. This can both power the monitor from Stand-
by Mode and select Camera 1.
To automatically turn CAM2 (Camera 2) on, apply 12V–24V to the WHITE
CAM2 wire. This can both power the monitor from Standby Mode and select
Camera 2.
Operating the Mobile Camera System 45

If two cameras are connected, briefly pressing the /CAM SEL button
enables you to manually switch to CAM2 from CAM1 and from CAM1 to
CAM2. You can also switch cameras when the system is on by applying
12V–24V to the appropriate trigger wire. When you turn on the system or
switch between cameras, CAM1 or CAM2 appears for approximately four
seconds to show which camera is being viewed.
To return the system to Standby Mode, press and hold /CAM SEL. The
red LED lights.

Menu Options
The MENU button enables you to access these options:
• COLOR: Adjusts the amount of color information in the monitor
image on a scale of 0 to 30.
• BRIGHTNESS: Adjusts the degree of brightness in the monitor
image on a scale of 0 to 30.
• CONTRAST: Adjusts the amount of contrast in the monitor im-
age on a scale of 0 to 30.
• VOLUME: Adjusts the volume of the sound from microphone in
the selected camera on a scale of 0 to 30, as applicable.
• RETURN: Returns you to the image of the current camera and
exits the menu.
After you press MENU, select one of the options by moving up and
down the menu options with the + (up) and – (down) buttons and press-
ing the MENU button. The selected option is red; all other options are
yellow. Then adjust the scale with the + (increase) and – (decrease)
buttons. The scale disappears after approximately four seconds of inac-
tivity. Select RETURN if you are finished setting the menu options and
the menu disappears.
The MIR/NOR button enables you to switch the displayed camera im-
age to either a mirror-image or a normal image. This setting is retained
in memory so that even when the system is turned off, the preferred
setting (mirror or normal) is recalled when you turn on the system.
46 Operating the Mobile Camera System

Option 2: System Configured with a CAMLCD-70 Monitor

and CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL (as in CAMSET70-
NTSC-4/CAMSET70-PAL-4)
When you turn on the camera system by turning the vehicle ignition key to
either the "accessory" or "on" position, the monitor turns on and displays
all connected cameras as noted below. The system configures the display
based on the number of cameras connected to the system.

Screen Configurations
• If one camera is connected, its image is displayed full-screen.
• If two cameras are connected, one camera is displayed on the
top half of the screen and the other on the bottom half in a split-
screen.
• If three cameras are connected, one camera is displayed on the
left half of the screen, while the other two are displayed on the
right side of the screen in a split-screen or vice versa.
• If four cameras are connected, the screen is split into four sections
with each section filled with an image from one of the cameras.
Screen configurations can be accessed from the keyboard (Figure 10)
as follows:

• Press CA1 for a full-screen image of Camera 1

• Press CA2 for a full-screen image of Camera 1
• Press CA3 for a full-screen image of Camera 1
• Press CA4 for a full-screen image of Camera 1
• Press QUAD for the split-screen display. The display varies de-
pending on how many cameras are connected to the control box.
Refer to the list above for the image displayed based on the num-
ber of cameras connected when you press QUAD once.
Pressing QUAD a second time splits the screen into four sec-
tions with images where cameras are connected and blue sections
where none are connected.
Operating the Mobile Camera System 47

GREEN LEDS INDICATE

WHICH CAMERA
IS SELECTED

CA1 CA2 CA3 CA4

RED LED GREEN LED INDICATES

INDICATES THAT QUAD VIEW IS
POWER SELECTED

POWER QUAD
290A6054B

Figure 10. Camera system keyboard

To manually turn the system off, press the POWER button on the key-
board. The red standby LED on the POWER button will light. To manually
turn the system on, press the POWER button on the keyboard briefly. The
split-screen image of all connected cameras, or the last screen configura-
tion selected (if power has not been removed), will appear on the monitor.
The red LED on the monitor turns off when the system is powered on and
an image is displayed. Please note that pressing the /CAM SEL button
on the monitor can also turn the monitor on and off in this system, but using
the keypad is recommended.

Automatic camera triggering

Automatic triggering of connected cameras is supported as follows:
• To automatically turn on Camera 1, apply 12V–24V to the green
wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and select
Camera 1.
• To automatically turn on Camera 2, apply 12V–24V to the white
wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and select
Camera 2.
• To automatically turn on Camera 3, apply 12V–24V to the yel-
low wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and
select Camera 3.
• To automatically turn on Camera 4, apply 12V–24V to the blue
wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and select
Camera 4.
48 Operating the Mobile Camera System

Priority for the camera triggers is, from highest to lowest: Camera 1 >
Camera 2 > Camera 3 > Camera 4. In other words, the Camera 1 trig-
ger has the highest priority and overrides other triggers.

Menu options
Press the MENU button for these options:
• COLOR: Adjusts the amount of color information in the image on the
monitor on a scale of 0 to 24.
• BRIGHTNESS: Adjusts the degree of brightness in the image on the
monitor on a scale of 0 to 24.
• CONTRAST: Adjusts the amount of contrast in the image on the
monitor on a scale of 0 to 24.
• VOLUME: Adjusts the volume of the sound from the selected
camera microphone on a scale of 0 to 24, as applicable.
After you press MENU, select one of the options by moving up and
down the menu with the – (down) and + (up) buttons and pressing the
MENU button. The selected menu item is red; all other options are
yellow. Then adjust the scale that appears with the – (decrease) and
+ (increase) buttons. The scale disappears after approximately eight
seconds of inactivity.
The MIR/NOR button on the monitor enables you to temporarily
switch the displayed image of the camera to either a mirror image or
a normal image. This setting is set in memory so that even when the
system is turned off, the preferred setting is recalled when you turn on
the system. However, in a system using the CAMLCD-70, it is recom-
mended that the mirror/normal configuration is set with the switches
on the back of the CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL for each of
the up to four cameras connected to the system. These switches pro-
vide a mirror/normal setting that is preserved regardless of different
split-screen views on the monitor.

Option 3: System Configured with a CAMLCD-INT-70-B

monitor (as in CAMSET70-NTSC4B/CAMSET70-PAL4B)
When you turn on the camera system by turning the vehicle ignition key to
either the “Accessory” or “On” position, the monitor operates in one of two
ways, depending on the POWER BUTTON setting in the monitor menu.
Operating the Mobile Camera System 49

If POWER BUTTON is set to ACTION when you turn on the cam-

era system by turning the vehicle ignition key to either the "Acces-
sory" or "On" position, the red power indicator LED on the monitor
turns on (Figure 11). To manually turn the system on, briefly press the
/CAM SEL (power/camera select) button. The split-screen image of
all connected cameras, or the last display configuration selected, which is
stored in memory, will appear on the monitor. See below for screen con-
figuration specifics.
If POWER BUTTON is set to OFF when you turn on the camera system by
turning the vehicle ignition key to either the "Accessory" or "On" position,
the red power indicator LED on the monitor illuminates and the monitor
configures the display based on the number of cameras connected to the
system as follows.

IR /CAM SEL MENU MODE/D/N

290A6053B
POWER INDICATOR LED

Figure 11. Monitor control panel

Screen Configurations
• If one camera is connected, its image is displayed full screen.
• If two cameras are connected, one camera is displayed on the
top half of the screen and the other on the bottom half in a split-
screen.
• If three cameras are connected, one camera is displayed on the
right half of the screen, while the other two are displayed on the
left side of the screen in a split-screen.
• If four cameras are connected, the screen is split into four sections
with each section filled with an image from one of the cameras.
• Different screen configurations can be accessed by pressing the
MODE/D/N button on the monitor (Figure 11) as follows:
50 Operating the Mobile Camera System

• Press MODE/D/N once for a single camera full-screen im-

age. Successive brief presses of the /CAM SEL (power/
camera select) button select each of the connected cameras’
images.
• Press MODE/D/N a second time for a dual-camera split-
screen view, with one camera on the left and one on the right.
Successive brief presses of the /CAM SEL (power/camera
select) button select a different pair of the images of the con-
nected camera (i.e., CAM1/CAM2, CAM2/CAM3, etc.).
• Press MODE/D/N a third time to return to a split-screen im-
age of all connected cameras.

Automatic Camera Triggering

Automatic triggering of connected cameras is supported as follows:
• To automatically turn on Camera 1, apply 12V–24V to the green/
red wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and se-
lect Camera 1.
• To automatically turn on Camera 2, apply 12V–24V to the blue/
red wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and se-
lect Camera 2.
• To automatically turn on Camera 3, apply 12V–24V to the
brown/red wire. This can both power the monitor from standby
and select Camera 3.
• To automatically turn on Camera 4, apply 12V–24V to the black/
red wire. This can both power the monitor from standby and se-
lect Camera 4.
Priority for the camera triggers is, from highest to lowest: Camera 1 >
Camera 2 > Camera 3 > Camera 4. In other words, the Camera 1 trig-
ger has the highest priority and it overrides other triggers.

Menu Options
Pressing the MENU button enables you to access these options:
• BRIGHTNESS: Adjusts the degree of brightness in the monitor
image on a scale of 0 to 30.
• CONTRAST: Adjusts the amount of contrast in the monitor im-
age on a scale of 0 to 30.
Operating the Mobile Camera System 51

• COLOR: Adjusts the amount of color information in the monitor

image on a scale of 0 to 30.
• VOLUME: Adjusts the volume of the sound from the selected
camera microphone on a scale of 0 to 30, as applicable.
• LANGUAGE: Selects the language used in the monitor menu.
Available languages are English, French, German, Spanish, Por-
tuguese, Italian, and Polish. Select RETURN to return to the pre-
vious menu.
• MIRROR: Selects mirror or normal mode for each of the four
monitor inputs. Set the applicable input to ON when a mirror im-
age is required and to OFF when a normal view is desired. Select
RETURN to return to the previous menu.
• VIDEO: Selects the video standard for the monitor. Select PAL
for use with PAL-compatible cameras (European market) and
NTSC for use with NTSC-compatible cameras (North American
market). Select RETURN to return to the previous menu.
• POWER BUTTON: Selects the operation of the /CAM SEL
(power/camera select) button.
ACTION activates this button and CAM disables it. See the
description at the beginning of this section regarding operation.
• EXIT: Exits the menu.
52

7 Obtaining Service and Support

There are no user-serviceable parts inside the device. Unauthorized dis-
mantling or repairing of the device will void the warranty. For service or
technical assistance, please contact the Federal Signal Service Department
at these addresses:
Federal Signal Corporation
Safety and Security Systems
2645 Federal Signal Drive
University Park, IL 60484-3167
www.fedsig.com
For service or technical assistance in the U.S:
Phone: (800) 433-9132
Fax: (800) 343-9706
E-mail: [email protected]
For service or technical assistance in Europe:
Phone: +32 50 373534
Fax: +32 50 375411
E-mail: [email protected]

Returning a Product to Federal Signal

Before returning a product to Federal Signal, call 800-264-3578, 800-433-
9132, or 800-824-0254 to obtain a Returned Merchandise Authorization
number (RMA number). To expedite the process please be prepared with
the following information:

• Your Federal Signal customer or account number.

• The purchase order number under which the items were purchased.

• The shipping method.

• The model or part number of the product being returned.

• The quantity of products being returned.

• Drop ship information as needed.

• Any estimate required.

Obtaining Service and Support 53

When you receive your RMA Number:

• Write the RMA number on the outside of the box of returned items.

• Reference the RMA number on your paperwork inside of the box.

• Write the RMA number down, so that you can easily check on status
of the returned equipment.

Send all material with the issued RMA Number to:

Federal Signal Corporation

2645 Federal Signal Drive
University Park, IL 60484-3167
Attn: Service Department
RMA: #__________
54

8 Product Specifications and Part Numbers

This section has specifications for each model of camera and monitor, and
for the control box and the digital video recorder.

Camera Specifications
CAMCCD-REARNTSC/CAMCCD-REARPAL: Rear-View Camera
Imaging sensor: Sony 1/4-inch color CCD
Resolution (pixels): NTSC 510 (H) x 492 (V); PAL 500 (H) x 582 (V)
Horizontal resolution: 420 TV lines
Lens: Focal length 2.6 mm, F2.0, 110° viewing angle (measured
diagonally)
Low-light/night vision: 16 infrared LEDs with photosensor
Microphone: Integrated
Camera housing: Anticorrosion aluminum alloy
Environmental rating: IP68 waterproof and dust-resistant
Voltage: 12 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 2.5 W
Operating temperature range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 3.40 (W) x 2.87 (H) x 2.32 (D)
mm: 86.4 (W) x 72.9 (H) x 58.9 (D)
Weight (including mounting bracket): 0.84 lb / 0.38 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/CAMCCD-SIDEPAL: Side-View Camera

Imaging sensor: Sony 1/4-inch color CCD
Resolution (pixels): NTSC: 510 (H) x 492 (V); PAL 500 (H) x 582 (V)
Horizontal resolution: 420 TV lines
Lens: Focal length 2.6 mm, F2.0, 110° viewing angle (measured
diagonally)
Low-light/night vision: 9 infrared LEDs with photosensor
Microphone: Integrated
Camera housing: Anticorrosion aluminum alloy
Product Specifications and Part Numbers 55

CAMCCD-SIDENTSC/CAMCCD-SIDEPAL:
Side-View Camera (continued)
Environmental rating: IP68 waterproof and dust-resistant
Voltage: 12 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 1.5 W
Operating temperature range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 2.56 (W) x 3.74 (L) x 2.54 (H)
mm: 65.0 (W) x 95.0 (L) x 64.5 (H)
Weight (including mounting bracket): 0.39 lb / 0.18 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

CAMCCD-FLSHNTSC/CAMCCD-FLSHPAL: Flush-Mount Camera

Imaging sensor: Sony 1/4-inch color CCD
Resolution (pixels): NTSC 510 (H) x 492 (V); PAL 500 (H) x 582 (V)
Horizontal resolution: 420 TV lines
Lens: Focal length 2.1 mm, F2.5, 150° viewing angle (measured
diagonally)
Low-light/night vision: N/A
Microphone: N/A
Camera housing: Anticorrosion aluminum alloy
Environmental rating: IP68 waterproof and dust-resistant
Voltage: 12 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 1.2 W
Operating temperature range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions, camera only:
in: 1.87 (L) x 1.42 (W)
mm: 47.5 (L) x 36.1 (W)
Dimensions, suspended with U-bracket:
in: 1.87 (L) x 1.57 (W) x 2.13 (H)
mm: 47.5 (L) x 39.9 (W) x 54.1 (H)
Weight (including mounting bracket): 0.44 lb / 0.20 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS
56 Product Specifications and Part Numbers

CAMCCD-BALLNTSC/CAMCCD-BALLPAL: Ball Camera

Imaging sensor: Sony 1/4-inch color CCD
Resolution (pixels): NTSC 510 (H) x 492 (V); PAL 500 (H) x 582 (V)
Horizontal resolution: 420 TV lines
Lens: Focal length—2.6 mm, F2.0, 110° viewing angle (measured
diagonally)
Low-light/night vision: 9 infrared LEDs with photosensor
Microphone: Integrated
Camera housing: Anticorrosion aluminum alloy
Environmental rating: IP68 waterproof and dust-resistant
Voltage: 12 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 1.5 W
Operating Temperature Range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 3.05 (W) x 2.50 (H) x 2.01 (D)
mm: 77.5 (W) x 63.5 (H) x 51.1 (D)
Weight (including mounting bracket): 0.34 lb / 0.15 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

CAMCCD-DOMENTSC/CAMCCD-DOMEPAL: Dome Camera

Imaging sensor: Sony 1/4-inch color CCD
Resolution (pixels): NTSC 510 (H) x 492 (V); PAL 500 (H) x 582 (V)
Horizontal resolution: 420 TV lines
Lens: Focal length—2.6 mm, F2.0, 110° viewing angle (measured
diagonally)
Low-light/night vision: 18 infrared LEDs with photosensor
Microphone: Integrated
Camera housing: Anticorrosion aluminum alloy
Environmental rating: IP65 water- and dust-resistant; not intended for
outdoor applications
Voltage: 12 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 2.5 W
Operating temperature range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 4.09 (L) x 4.09 (W) x 2.82 (H)
mm: 103.9 (L) x 103.9 (L) x 71.6 (H)
Product Specifications and Part Numbers 57

CAMCCD-DOMENTSC/CAMCCD-DOMEPAL:
Dome Camera (continued)
in: 4.10 (W) x 2.82 (H)
mm: 103.9 (W) x 71.6 (H)
Weight (including mounting bracket): 0.85 lb / 0.39 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

Monitor Specifications
CAMLCD-INT-56: 5.6-inch monitor w/ dual integrated camera inputs
Screen type, size: Color TFT LCD, 5.6 in (diagonal)
Viewing angle (up/down, left/right): 45°/45°, 65°/65°
Brightness: 300 cd/m2
Resolution (pixels): 224600
Camera inputs & trigger wires: 2
Built-in speaker
Photo-sensor for automatic monitor brightness adjustment in low-light/
no-light conditions
Voltage: 12/24 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 5 W
Operating temperature range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 5.91 (L) x 4.72 (W) x 1.10 (D)
mm: 150.1 (L) x 119.9 (W) x 27.9 (D)
Weight (including mounting stand): 1.18 lb / 0.54 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

CAMLCD-INT-70: 7.0-inch monitor w/ dual integrated camera inputs

Screen type, size: Color TFT LCD, 7.0 in (diagonal)
Viewing angle (up/down, left/right): 40°/40°, 60°/60°
Brightness: 350 cd/m2
Resolution (pixels): 336960
Camera inputs & trigger wires: 2
Built-in speaker
Photo-sensor for automatic monitor brightness adjustment in low-light/
no-light conditions
58 Product Specifications and Part Numbers

CAMLCD-INT-70: 7.0-inch monitor w/ dual integrated camera

inputs (continued)
Voltage: 12/24 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 7 W
Operating Temperature Range: –22°F to 149°F / –30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 7.50 (L) x 4.82 (W) x 1.15 (D)
mm: 190.5 (L) x 122.4 (W) x 29.2 (D)
Weight (including mounting stand): 1.26 lb / 0.57 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

CAMLCD-INT-70-B: 7.0-inch monitor w/

four integrated camera inputs
Screen type, size: Color TFT LCD, 7.0 in (diagonal)
Viewing angle (up/down, left/right): 40°/40°, 60°/60°
Brightness: 350 cd/m2
Resolution (pixels): 336960
Camera inputs & trigger wires: 4
Split-screen capable
Built-in speaker
Voltage: 12/24 VDC
Power consumption: ≤ 5 W
Operating temperature range: 14°F to 149°F / –10°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 7.50 (L) x 4.82 (W) x 1.50 (D)
mm: 190.5 (L) x 122.4 (W) x 38.1 (D)
Weight (including mounting stand): 1.41 lb / 0.64 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS
Product Specifications and Part Numbers 59

CAMLCD-70: 7.0-inch monitor for use with CAMBOX-4NTSC/

CAMBOX-4PAL or CAMDVR-4-B
Screen type, size: Color TFT LCD, 7.0 in (diagonal)
Viewing angle (up/down, left/right): 40°/40°, 60°/60°
Brightness: 350 cd/m2
Resolution (pixels): 336960
Camera inputs and trigger wires: none; uses CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAM-
BOX-4PAL or CAMDVR-4-B
Built-in speaker
Photo-sensor for automatic monitor brightness adjustment in low-light/
no-light conditions
Voltage: 12 Vdc (12/24 Vdc with CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL or
CAMDVR-4-B)
Power consumption: ≤ 7 W
Operating Temperature Range: −22°F to 149°F / −30°C to 65°C
Dimensions:
in: 7.50 (L) x 4.82 (W) x 1.15 (D)
mm: 190.5 (L) x 122.4 (W) x 29.2 (D)
Weight (including mounting stand): 1.19 lb / 0.54 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS

CAMLCD-MIR: 4.3-inch mirror monitor with two integrated camera

inputs
Screen type, size: Color TFT LCD, 4.3 in (diagonal)
Viewing angle (up/down, left/right): 50°/70°, 70°/70°
Brightness: 400 cd/m2
Resolution (pixels): 480 x 3 (RGB) x 272
Camera inputs and trigger wires: 2
Voltage: 12/24 Vdc
Power consumption: ≤ 5 W
Operating Temperature Range: −4°F to 158°F / −20°C to 70°C
Dimensions:
in: 11.02 (L) x 3.58 (W) x 1.18 (D)
mm: 280 (L) x 91 (W) x 30 (D)
Weight (including bracket): 1.28 lb / 0.58 kg
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS
60 Product Specifications and Part Numbers

Control Box Specifications

CAMBOX-4NTSC/CAMBOX-4PAL: Four-camera control box for
use with CAMLCD-70
Camera inputs & trigger wires: 4
Split-screen capable
Control keypad included for mode selection (individual camera or split-
screen multiple cameras)
RCA inputs for audio and composite video
Voltage: 12/24 Vdc
Dimensions:
in: 6.12 (L) x 3.54 (W) x 1.32 (H)
mm: 155.4 (L) x 89.9 (W) x 33.5 (D)
Weight: 1.16 lb / 0.53 kg

Digital Video Recorder Specifications

CAMDVR-4-B
Power consumption: 35 W maximum
Operating temperature range: 14 °F to 122 °F / –10 °C to 50 °C
Dimensions:
in: 9.23 (L) x 6.52 (W) x 3.15 (D)
mm: 234.5 mm (L) x 165.5 mm (W) x 80 mm (D)
Weight including mounting brackets: 4.85 lb / 2.2 kg
Recording quality: near DVD-quality (MPEG-2)
Display mode: Quad-view or selectable single camera display
Hard disk capacity: 120 GB for approximately 51 hours of MPEG-2
(highest quality) video/audio; video can be transferred to PC via USB
Video/audio (camera) inputs: 4.85 lb / 2.2 kg
Monitoring/recording frame rate: 30 frames/second (NTSC) or 25
frames/second (PAL)
Recording resolution: 4 levels of image quality; maximum resolution is
720 x 576 pixels
Accessories included: Infrared remote, external power supply with trig-
ger wires for BRAKE, LEFT TURN, RIGHT TURN, and ACC.
Voltage: 12/24 Vdc
Certifications: FCC, CE, E-mark, RoHS
Product Specifications and Part Numbers 61

Cables
CAMCABLE-40: 131 ft (40 m) camera extension cable with waterproof
connector
CAMCABLE-20: 65.5 ft (20 m) camera extension cable with water-
proof connector
CAMCABLE-15: 49 ft (15 m) camera extension cable with waterproof
connector
CAMCABLE-10: 33 ft (10 m) camera extension cable with waterproof
connector
CAMCABLE-5: 16.5 ft (5 m) camera extension cable with waterproof
connector
CAMCABLE-SHORT: 4 in (0.1-m camera extension cable with water-
proof connector
CAMADP-EXT: 4 in (0.1 m) cable for connecting two CAMCABLE-XX
in series for extended lengths

Monitor Mounting Brackets

CAMLCD-BRACKET: Mounting bracket for monitor
CAMBRK-HD: Heavy-duty mounting bracket for monitor

Adapters
CAMADP-RCA-IN: Adapter for connecting video/audio input from an
external RCA-connector-equipped source to monitor
• 4-pin DIN screw-type (male) to three male RCA connectors (yellow,
white, and red)

CAMADP-RCA-OUT: adapter for connecting Federal Signal camera to

external RCA-connector-equipped input
• 4-pin DIN screw-type (female) to two male RCA connectors (yellow
and white) and red (+12 Vdc) and black (ground) wires

Replacement Wiring Harnesses

CAMADP-INT-2: Replacement input/power/trigger-wiring harness for
CAMLCD-INT-56/CAMLCD-INT-70
CAMADP-INT-4: Replacement input/power/trigger-wiring harness for
CAMLCD-INT-70-B
62 Product Specifications and Part Numbers

FCC Compliance Statement

For part numbers:
For the following part numbers—CAMCCD-REARNTSC, CAMCCD-
REARPAL, CAMCCD-SIDENTSC, CAMCCD-SIDEPAL, CAMCCD-
DOMENTSC, CAMCCD-DOMEPAL, CAMCCD-FLSHNTSC, CAMCCD-
FLSHPAL, CAMCCD-BALLNTSC, CAMCCD-BALLPAL, CAMLCD-70,
CAMLCD-INT-56, CAMLCD-INT-70, CAMLCD-INT-70-B, CAMBOX-
4NTSC, CAMBOX-4PAL, and CAMDVR-4-B:
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 interfer-
ence that may cause undesired operation.
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