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Install the flush-mounted back box (or flush-mounted adapted) in the appropriate wall opening,
using holes
5
and rawlplugs (or screws) as well as gypsum; make sure that the back side of the box
flange
A
is flush with the mounting surface. When mounting on a steel pole (similar structure with a
maximum wall thickness of 32 mm), use an additional set of gaskets and screws 3 - available as an
option. Run the wires through hole
1
in the box base (cut out the cap if larger hole is needed). Use
additional holes
4
for makeshift installation with nails etc. when mounting the unit in soft materials
such as polystyrene. Holes
4
also make installation easier when using mounting foam. The cover
cap
2
should be cut out in order to install the add-on module in its place. For the best possible
tightness, cut out only those holes that are necessary to install the panel. Check the condition of the
gasket on box
B
. Cracks, deformations and soiling of the gasket may lead to loss of tightness.
Install the flush-mounted back box in a suitable place, using holes
6
holes and rawlplugs or
suitable screws. Lead the wires through hole
7
in the box base.
Then screw evenly all screws of the housing to the back box using a 3mm Allen wrench.
Make sure that the camera is installed at the desired height. Typically that height is 1.60 m
from the ground. For optimal field of view of the camera, verify the installation location and position
of the panel by trial and error. Avoid locations where the camera lens may be exposed to direct,
perpendicular, light (from the sun, street lamps, etc.).
2 - CONNECTING THE PANEL
All connections in the installation must be soldered!
The following wires need to arranged to the unit:
- 2 wires x 1mm
2
- power supply from the Audio system transformer or power supply from the DC
power supply (15VDC) for the Audio/Video system
1 wire in yellow green insulation - to connect the housing's grounding (PE)
2 wires x 0.75mm
2
- for E-lock,
- 2 wires x 0.5 mm of door entry cable to connect receivers - for Audio systems with passive receivers
(such as INS-UP / INS-UP720B/X/M), or
- 4 wires x 0.5 mm of door entry cable to connect receivers - for Audio systems with active receivers
(such as INS-UP720MR / UP800), or
- 1 x UTP cable (min. cat 5e) - for video systems
Note!
All RJ45 plugs on UTP must be crimped in
T568B
standard.
If cross-sections are smaller and connections that are too long, voltage drops may occur, causing
the panel to malfunction. To extend the length of cables, their cross-section must be increased.
Insufficient power supply, too small cable cross-section and too long connections (voltage drops)
may cause device operation disturbances (such as audio channel disturbances: buzzing or reset
system trip and device restarting, especially when opening the E-lock).
Note!
Mixing passive receivers with active receivers (including monitors) is not recommended, as
this may cause the entire system to malfunction.
Important!
Use a DC power supply (+15VDC) that has terminals for PE conductor connection. This
eliminates interference (buzzing) in the audio channel, especially in the hands-free receivers, and
ensures trouble-free operation of the entire system.