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Pole Bracket Installation 

Apply RTV sealant around the edge of the wall mount as 
shown in Figure 11.  Fasten the pole bracket to the wall mount 
using four M8x30mm screws.  Wipe off any excess RTV. 
 
Pass the video, power, and data (alarm optional) cables 
through the hole in the pole bracket and up through the arm 
of the wall mount.  Leave 2-inches of video cable and 3.5 
inches of the other cables hanging out of the wall mount.  
Apply RTV sealant to the hole in the corner bracket as shown 
in Figure 11.  
 
Select appropriate sized hose clamps for the installation.  Pass 
the hose clamps (not supplied) through the slots in the pole 
bracket and around the pole.  Tighten the clamps by turning 
the screw of the worm gear.  Repeat for the other set of slots 
in the pole bracket. 
 
 

Figure 9 – Rear of Corner Bracket  

Figure 12 – Pole Bracket Installed 

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Cables 

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Wall Mount 

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Pole Bracket 

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Hose Clamps 

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M8x30mm Screw 

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Pole 

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RTV Sealant 

Figure 10 – Corner Bracket 
and Wall Mount  

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Cables 

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Wall Mount 

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Corner Bracket 

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M8 x 30mm screw 

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M8 Wall Anchor 

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RTV Sealant 

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Figure 11 –  Pole Bracket Rear 

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Summary of Contents for PTZA6 Series

Page 1: ...Page 1 PTZA6 Series Pan Tilt Zoom Domes Installation Manual Aigis Mechtronics Inc 1124 Louise Road Winston Salem NC 27282 Ph 336 785 7740 Fax 336 785 7744 www aigismech com...

Page 2: ...ectrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug 11 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be wal...

Page 3: ...ce from any high voltage cables or equipment Run outdoor rated cable under building eaves if possible Run cabling to the site in buried sealed steel tubes conduit In areas exposed to the elements shie...

Page 4: ...e unit is shipped in the safest possible packaging Keep it for possible future use If the unit needs to be returned replace it properly in its packaging and contact your supplier for return authorizat...

Page 5: ...as shown in Figure 4 Apply additional sealant to the notch at the base of the mount Position the mount over the wall anchors and begin to tighten the nuts and washers Tighten down the nuts until the a...

Page 6: ...wn in Figure 9 Feed these cables through the back of the wall mount and out through the threaded opening Leave 2 inches of video cable and 3 5 inches of the other cables hanging out of the wall mount...

Page 7: ...nt to the hole in the corner bracket as shown in Figure 11 Select appropriate sized hose clamps for the installation Pass the hose clamps not supplied through the slots in the pole bracket and around...

Page 8: ...ccess panel by pressing the metal button shown in Figure 14 The access panel flips down Do not touch the AMP socket when opening the panel Make the power video data and alarm optional connections insi...

Page 9: ...in its packaging as shown in Figure 19 The PTZ module fits into the dome housing quickly and easily Line up the AMP sockets shown in Figure 20 The guide notches will align the module Carefully press t...

Page 10: ...Contact Aigis for more information 4 1 Ceiling Hole Preparation Draw a circle on the ceiling for the hole the PTZ will be mounted into The dimensions of the hole should be 8 86 in 225mm minimum to 8 9...

Page 11: ...ws see Figure 29 that are attached to the plastic ceiling clips Loosen the screws until the clips are raised off the flange by an amount greater than the ceiling thickness Raise the unit up into the h...

Page 12: ...P sockets shown in Figure 34 The guide notches will align the module Carefully press the PTZ module into position Two snaps should be audible as it locks into place 4 3 Trim Ring and Dome Bubble Attac...

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