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EG-8

 Connecting the cables

Connect the power cable and the LAN cable. 

Attention

 

Check if the power supply is “OFF.”

Connecting the power supply cable. 

1

 Connect the power cable (plug) included to the power source. In 

the case of 12 V DC, connect the red cable to 12 V DC and the 
black cable to the GND. 

DC12V
RED
BLACK

2

 Connect the power cable (plug) connected in Step 1 above to the 

power cable (jack) of the camera body. 

Attention

 

When connecting the power source directly to the power input terminal of 
the camera body without using the power cable (plug) included, be sure to 
use a heat-resistant cable (resistant to the temperature higher than 75°C). 

 

When connecting the 12 V DC power directly to the power input terminal 
of the camera body without using the power cable (plug) included, be sure 
to align “+12 V DC” with “GND” that are displayed near the terminal of the 
board. 

Connecting the LAN cable. 

Connect the LAN cable to the LAN cable (jack) of the camera body.

When the LAN cable is connected, the LAN cable 
connection confi rmation LED (orange) lights up. The 
LED (yellow) or (green) is fl ashing according to Receive 
and Transmit. 

Attention

 

When the power is supplied at the same time from the PoE power source 
and the power cable, the power cable line is used. 

 

When the PoE power source is used, the connection of the power cable is 
not required. 

 

Use CLASS 2 power supply when you use 24 V AC. 

 

Be sure to check that the cables are connected correctly before turning the 
power on. 

 

Turning on the power when the cables are connected with incorrect polarity 
may damage the camera. 

 

Be sure to use a LAN cable of category 5 or above. 

 Connection of I/O cables

When using an alarm and/or a speaker, 
connect the I/O cables to the I/O cable 
terminals provided on the camera body. 

Wiring of I/O cable

1 (Brown) Input

5 (Green) Speaker (Output)

2 (Red)  GND

6 (Blue)  GND

3 (Orange) Output

7 (Purple) Microphone (Input)

4 (Yellow) Output

8 (Grey) GND

Attention

 

“1” is an alarm input terminal with no-voltage make-contact input (3.3 V DC 
pull-up resistor built-in, short circuit current is 0.4 mA). 

 

“3” and “4” are alarm output terminals with contact output (30 V DC, 1 A 
- 125 V AC 0.3 A). 

2

1

Receive (Yellow)

Connection confi rmation (Orange)

Transmit (Green)

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Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...With a slot provided for a microSD card JPEG still images can be recorded by using a microSD card that is sold separately A channel is provided for each of the alarm and the audio input output Thank y...

Page 3: ...o 140 F 2 Locations subject to high levels of humidity and dust Operating humidity range max 85 No condensation Storage humidity range max 95 No condensation 3 Locations where there are large amounts...

Page 4: ...I O cables LAN cable connector LAN connection confirmation LED I O cable connector Slot for a microSD card Positioning of the lens body angle focus lever varies depending on the lens The levers are m...

Page 5: ...the cable connection refer to Connecting the cables page EG 8 Attaching the camera body 1Remove the body cover 2Attach the camera body to the ceiling or wall Please use fixing screws suitable for the...

Page 6: ...Use the template included to mark out the position on the ceiling or wall where you want to install the unit Use the template drill two holes for screws Screw B used to attach the adapter ring Then f...

Page 7: ...screws included Do not use any other screws When you finish attaching the camera refer to page EG 8 Attaching to a 4S junction box Be sure to use the adapter ring to attach the camera body when embed...

Page 8: ...connection confirmation LED orange lights up The LED yellow or green is flashing according to Receive and Transmit Attention When the power is supplied at the same time from the PoE power source and...

Page 9: ...microSD card that is sold separately is used to save images insert it into the microSD card slot Attention Be sure to FAT format a microSD card with Windows before using it When inserting or extractin...

Page 10: ...the body cover 2 Turn the inner cover Then align the slit with the lens before attaching the dome cover Initialization of the settings Keeping the initialize button white pressed for 8 seconds return...

Page 11: ...c Color 1 3 lx 1 7 lx 1 7 lx 1 7 lx 1 7 lx Slow shutter OFF 1 30 sec B W 0 8 lx 1 0 lx 1 0 lx 0 22 lx 0 22 lx Slow shutter ON 1 sec Color 0 05 lx 0 06 lx 0 06 lx 0 06 lx 0 06 lx Slow shutter ON 1 sec...

Page 12: ...ry card is not supported Power source 12 V DC 10 24 V AC 10 50 Hz 60 Hz 1 Hz PoE IEEE802 3af power supply Power consumption 12 V DC 540 mA or less 24 V AC 580 mA or less 6 2 W or less Ambient temperat...

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