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Installation Guide

7

Remove the dome cover and the camera liner

Gently turn the dome cover counter-clockwise to unlock and pull free of the dome base. 
Remove the camera liner by gently pulling it free of the two notches (D4) in the camera 
base (see section 

D

on page 4).

Use provided template on appendix to mark-out and prepare the mounting area

When mounting the dome to a ceiling or wall using screws, first knock out the screw 
access holes (C2, see section 

C

 on page 3) that correspond to the template marks “D5”. 

This can be done by using a cross-point screwdriver. When mounting the dome to a ceiling 
using the quick install adaptor, use the template to cut a hole as the circle marked “T5” with 
a hole cutter.

Mounting the enclosure

1. Surface Mounting:
    Pass the cables through the mounting surface, unless using one of the side knockouts*. 
    Using the supplied D5 screws (and wall plugs as necessary) mount the camera to the 
    mounting surface as shown in section 

A

.

    *Open the required side knock-out panel

   This is only required when the camera is mounted to a surface where the power 
   and video cables DO NOT pass through the mounting surface. Use a sharp knife 
   or side cutter pliers to cut one of the side knock-outs (C3, see section C on page
   3) to the size required to allow cable entry. Be careful not to hurt yourself or 
   damage the camera when using knives and side cutter pliers

2. Quick install adaptor mounting: 
    a. Install 1/2” cable entry sealing plug (H2) on quick install adaptor (H1). Push the quick 
        install adaptor into the appropriate cut out hole.

 b. Use the screws to adjust the position of the two locking arms (B1) on the quick install 
     adaptor to adjust to the mounting surface.
 c. Push the cables through the opening (H1) and 1/2” cable entry sealing plug (H2), 
     make sure the sealing plug is properly installed on the adaptor; 
 d. Thread the dome onto the quick install adaptor. This  takes about 1½ turns. DO NOT 
     OVER-TIGHTEN.

1.

2.

3.

   *Please note that this method is not applicable if alarm or RS485 
    connections are in use. 

Summary of Contents for VFD-MiniD

Page 1: ...VFD MiniD Vari Focal Dome Installation Manual Pb...

Page 2: ...lation Guide 3 1 Methods for mounting 3 2 Preparations for the installation 3 3 Adjust camera and replace dome cover 3 4 Insert miniSD card 3 5 Complete the installation 3 6 Installation guide Camera...

Page 3: ...injury or equipment damage Caution Improper use of this equipment can cause equipment damage Note Notes contain important information about a product or procedure Equipment Disposal Within in the Eur...

Page 4: ...l angle and the distance of Max 6m See image left When the remote control does not work replace its battery on the rear See image right Button Cells Battery CR2025 3V Note IR Receiver 30 30 6m Operati...

Page 5: ...ace however DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN B1 B1 Locking Arms Optional B C C3 C3 C3 C2 C2 C2 C1 Threaded base C2 Screw access holes C3 Side knock outs C1 There are two ways to mount the dome enclosure A By using...

Page 6: ...8 D7 D5 PIN 4 GND D6 PIN 3 Alarm In D7 PIN 2 RS485 D8 PIN 1 RS485 Push down to unlock 1 and insert the connector 2 1 2 Terminal Connector Note To remove the camera liner hold along the lends opening D...

Page 7: ...amera and replace dome cover E3 E4 E5 E1 Power Input Connector E2 Video Output Connector E3 Notches on both sides E4 Camera liner E5 Dome cover Push the camera liner up to the base until it clicks int...

Page 8: ...Surface 1 Surface Mounting 2 Quick Install Adaptor Mounting F1 F1 First Detent F2 MiniSD Card G1 G1 F2 Before installing the card make sure that it is formatted as FAT32 on a PC Warning G1 Securing S...

Page 9: ...camera to the mounting surface as shown in section A Open the required side knock out panel This is only required when the camera is mounted to a surface where the power and video cables DO NOT pass t...

Page 10: ...ction E and does not obstruct the camera lens Replace the dome cover Replace the dome cover E2 and rotate to close it as shown in section E Insert Withdraw miniSD memory card It is not necessary to fu...

Page 11: ...the camera should be operates with INTernal sync Day Night Mode OFF ON When ON the camera operates in monochrome mode in reduced lighting Auto White Balance AWB Normal AWB EX AWB The camera operates...

Page 12: ...Temperature DC Auto IRIS Drive Sync System Internal Line lock 50Hz 1Hz Gamma Compensation 0 45 Video Output 1 0Vpp 75 ohm Unbalanced Automatic White Balance AWB Normal Range 2700 K 11000 K 2000 K 180...

Page 13: ...ession Format Input Output Format Operation System Storage Event Search Method Alarm Motion Remote Control H 264 PAL RTOS miniSDCard 1 4GB miniSDHC max 8GB Time Event Input Detection Bitrate High 1 5...

Page 14: ...TE PAL 25 12 8 6 5 1 PRE RECORDING POST RECORDING TIME AUDIO RECORDING ON OFF DISK OVERWRITE OFF DISK FULL WARNING REMAINING TIME EVENT SETUP ALARM INPUT ON OFF ALARM SETUP INPUT TYPE N O N C MOTION D...

Page 15: ...TCH GERMAN SPANISH 2 3 VIDEO OUTPUT NOT SELECTABLE Select a desired language for your OSD menu 2 4 BRIGHTNESS HIGH NORMAL LOW 3 1 RESOLUTION HIGH NORMAL LOW OSD Menu Instruction 2 1 TIME SET DAY LIGHT...

Page 16: ...ect to turn ON or OFF the Pre recording feature Select a value for frame rate Post recording time refers to the recording time between the beginning and the end of an event The minimum recording time...

Page 17: ...he factory defacult password is 0000 To enter this number press the UP DOWN button on the remonte controller Once you input your current password set a new password using the UP REW DOW FF on the remo...

Page 18: ...ntage is displayed and its value goes back to NO when completed 6 DEFAULT To restore the settings to the default values After resetting the password will return to the default Reset to factory default...

Page 19: ...t on search mode Displays when the SD card is physically damaged or recorded files are corrupt Displays when there is no video input Displays when SD card is locked or has an error Displays when there...

Page 20: ...elect EVENT or BOTH on SEARCH MODE additional search conditions will be provided including ALARM EMERG Emergency and MOTION Two or more search conditions can be selected simultaneously e g ALARM EMERG...

Page 21: ...2 GB 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB 480 MB 960 MB 1 9 GB 3 8 GB 7 4 GB 14 9 GB 40 min 58 min 1 hr 42 min 1 hr 25 min 2 hr 55 min 5 hr 54 min 11 hr 42 min 23 hr 32 min 2 hr 1 min 24 hr 10 min 8 hr 27 min 16 hr 44 min...

Page 22: ...e D5 screws use one of the side knock outs as indicated by C3 shown in fig C on page 3 for cable entry See Installing the dome enclosure for instructions on how to drill a hole on the side knock out U...

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