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Installation & Operation Guide: Oncam Grandeye 360
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Evolution Camera Range
Version 2.4 | January 2014 | Oncam Grandeye, 115 Hammersmith Road, London. W14 0QH. UK
T: +44 (0)20 7371 6640 | E: [email protected] | W: www.oncamgrandeye.com
The ceiling material should be strong enough to support four times the weight of the camera and cabling, or a
suitable stiffener such as a metal plate should be used above the ceiling surface. Once the bezel is tight, the
Camera Module is inserted into the bezel from above.
Site the camera module in to the rear of the bezel. Ensure the Camera Module is secured to the bezel by tightening
the thumb screw on the camera module so the screw sits tightly into the slot on the bezel ring.
Attention should be paid to the orientation of the Camera Module, as this will affect where the edges of the image
are oriented in the resulting full screen picture. Once the Camera Module is oriented, the thumb screw is tightened
to fix the camera in the desired position.
The wires can be routed under and then around or over the camera module to the connection points. The alarm
connector (if used) can be removed from the Camera Module to facilitate connection and service.
A BNC video connector is provided for camera testing and providing a spot monitor output. If used, then check the
dip switch settings for either PAL or NTSC video. Once testing is completed, the BNC test cable can be removed.
Wiring should be fastened down to a nearby ceiling member so that there are no torque forces acting on the
camera module.
4.3
Evolution Outdoor Dome Camera
4.3.1
Supplied Parts
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Evolution ceiling base assembly
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Camera module
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Trim ring assembly
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Security screw driver bit
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Quick start guide
4.3.2
Description
This enclosure is a fully sealed IP-66 rated enclosure that is also vandal resistant. It is
designed so that there is no opening for moisture to enter the inner enclosure. All
mounting perforations are outside of the sealed area of the enclosure. The wire
grommets on the back are sealed until perforated by the installer. The integrity of these
seals is essential in order to keep moisture from entering the enclosure.
The back of the ceiling base has two wire grommets for cable entry plus a Gore® Vent
to allow the enclosure to breathe. The Gore® Vent is the small white circular patch on
the back that allows the enclosure to vent without letting moisture in. As the enclosure
cools at night it contracts and will draw in cool, moisture laden air. When it heats up
the next day, the air expands and pushes out. This warmer air will not hold moisture,
so over time condensation builds inside the enclosure. The vent allows the enclosure to breathe without drawing in
moisture. The Gore® Vent is relatively fragile, do not probe or touch it unnecessarily
This camera is not to be used in air handling spaces.
Failure to comply with this requirement
will invalidate the warranty.
