651Z
m542a_m542b_542f_quick_V1.3
Package Contents
Installation
QUICK GUIDE
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Before starting to set up your camera, please make sure items below are in your box:
Standard package:
Camera
Quick Guide
Optional accessories:
Screws, Wall
Plugs, Rubber
Rings (
×
3)
Wrench
Desiccants
(
×
2)
Waterproof accessory kit
Step 1: Uncover the dome camera by loosening the three screws on the housing with the
supplied wrench.
Note: The three screws aren’t designed to be removed from the housing.
Step 2: Attach the supplied installation sticker to your desired installation location.
Step 3: Locate the three deepest holes on the base. (See Pic 1.) They are where the three
supplied screws belong.
On the sticker, make holes where the three screws and the cables are supposed to
penetrate. However, if the cables won't go through the surface, you don’t need to
make the hole for them in advance. Next, align the camera with the sticker, putting
the three screws through the holes, as well as the cables—if necessary. Then,
tighten the screws.
Pic 1
Installation (Continued)
Step 4: The lens can be adjusted in three ways:
a. Take turn to pan the camera.
b. Tilt the lens after loosening the two plastic
screws on either side of the lens.
c. Remove the protective case by loosening the two
screws on it before rotating the lens from behind.
Pan
Tilt Rotate
Step 5: Be sure to replace the original desiccant(s) with the new ones. Use
provided double-sided tape to stick the desiccants in place as
illustrated below. Keep them inward enough for the housing to close
nicely. The new desiccants must not be exposed to air for over 30
seconds.
Note: Both the two new desiccants are to be put in the camera to remove
excessive humidity and ensure the camera works well.
Step 6:
Then, clear the lens of fingerprints and replace the housing before
tightening the screws on it.
Note: To prevent the fuzzy image due to the IR reflection, please keep the
transparent cover clear.
Step 7: Power up the camera.
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