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Installing Hardware Options
Changing Camera Pod Lenses
Your Camera Pod 120 features a CS-standard lens mount,
enabling you to replace your lens with any standard CS- or C-
mount lens (C-mount lenses require a C-to-CS adapter ring) that
supports a .5” or larger imager. Changing lenses is a simple
procedure.
To change the lens, simply rotate the lens counter-clockwise until
it is fully extended. Then, using a small amount of force, continue
rotating the lens counter-clockwise until the lens unscrews from
the housing. Then, install your new CS-mount lens (or C-mount
lens with CS-mount adapter) by screwing it into the housing in a
clockwise direction. When the lens is fully screwed in, apply a
small amount of additional force in a clockwise direction to
ensure that it is securely installed.
Installing an Extended Storage
System
The Extended Storage System enables you to vastly increase the
alert and sensor data storage capabilities of your WallBotz 500.
The Extended Storage System, connected to your appliance,
provides the following functionality:
Maximum camera clip size increased to 32MB maximum
(maximum is 8MB without Extended Storage System)
Total number of resolved alerts, and length of time
resolved alerts are stored, increased to a maximum of 5000
resolved alerts stored for up to 180 days (maximum of 200
resolved alerts stored for up to 24 hours without Extended
Storage System)
Once the lens is removed, the digital imager
assembly is exposed. Do not touch the imager.
Take care to ensure that dust and dirt do not fall
on the imager. If dust or dirt fall on the imager,
use a can of compressed air to clean the imager
by blowing the dust or dirt clear.