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4. Using the 4 included screws and 4 screw anchors,
attach the camera mounting bracket to the wall (see
Figure 4).
5. Connect the wires coming from the monitor to the
proper terminals E1 thorough E4 on the back of the
camera (see Figure 5).
6. If the Door Phone will control a locking device,
connect the wires coming from the locking device to
the relay output terminals K1 and K2 on the back of
the camera (see the Sample Application on page
11).
7. Set the desired camera angle up and down by
moving the tilt adjustment in the opposite direction.
8. Push the tab on top of the camera into the top of the
bracket. Make sure that no wires are preventing the
camera from seating properly in the bracket. Pull the
slide-out cover to expose the hidden screw location.
9. Secure the camera to the mounting bracket with the
included camera screw. Close the cover at the
bottom of the camera to conceal the camera screw.
1. Position the camera so the area to be monitored is
easily visible, typically 5 feet (150cm) above the
ground (see Figure 3). Do not position the camera in
direct sunlight or where it will be exposed directly to
rain or snow.
2. Cut a hole large enough to run the 22AWG
4-conductor wire through the wall to where the
camera unit is to be mounted. If using a locking
device, the wires used to control the device must
also be run through this hole.
3. Run the 22AWG 4-conductor wire from the camera
location to where the monitor is mounted. The
maximum wiring distance is 165’ (50m) (see Wiring
Diagram, page 8).
Secure the camera to the bracket
with the hidden camera screw
underneath this slide-out cover.
