2 Safety
Warning:
The operator must have read and understood all of the instructions in this manual before
handling the 3D stereo camera product.
Note:
The term “operator” refers to anyone responsible for any of the following tasks performed in con-
junction with the 3D stereo camera:
• Installation
• Maintenance
• Inspection
• Calibration
• Programming
• Decommissioning
This manual explains the 3D stereo camera’s various components and general operations regarding the
product’s whole life-cycle, from installation through operation to decommissioning.
The drawings and photos in this documentation are representative examples; differences may exist between
them and the delivered product.
2.1 General warnings
Note:
Any use of the 3D stereo camera in noncompliance with these warnings is inappropriate and may
cause injury or damage as well as void the warranty.
Warning:
• The 3D stereo camera is protected according to IP54. High humidity or temperature can damage
the device. Do not operate in an environment where combustible or explosive fumes may occur.
• The 3D stereo camera needs to be properly mounted before use.
• All cable sets need to be secured to the 3D stereo camera and the mount.
• Cables must not be longer than 30 m. The 8-Pin power supply cable must not be longer than 15 m.
• Power to the 3D stereo camera must be supplied through an appropriate, separate DC power
source.
• An appropriate power supply, which conforms to the EN 62368-1 standard must be used to supply
power to the 3D stereo camera.
• Check polarity and connections.
• The 3D stereo camera’s housing must be grounded.
MATRIX VISION GmbH
Manual: BVS 3D-RV1
9
Rev: 1.0
Status: Nov 14, 2022