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Figure 5: Quick Connect Interface Cable w/ break-out pigtail shown at bottom insert
3.0 QUICK-START
INFORMATION
The following instructions will get you started with basic operation of the PTZ-35 MS / PTZ-50 MS.
1. Firmly secure mounting bracket shoe to designated frame or structure able to support and allow
for device travel.
2. Insert camera head foot into the mounting bracket shoe as shown in Figure 4 being careful to
align the pin side of camera head before sliding into shoe. Depress release button on side to fit.
3. Next, tighten tamper resistant set screw to secure camera in place. Screw is shown on far right
side of Figure 4.
4. Remove any lens cap. (Remember to replace the lens cap when the cameras are not in use to
prevent accidental scratching and dust contamination.)
5. Attach the other end of the sealed interface cable to the break-out pigtail.
6. Plug a standard RCA video cable into the connection labeled “DLTV” on the break-out pigtail for
the daylight camera.
7. Plug a standard RCA video cable into the connection labeled “Infrared” on the break-out pigtail
for the infrared camera.
8. If the camera model supports RS-232 communications and you intend to use the User Interface
software for remote control of the device, attach a standard RS-232 cable to the connection
labeled “RS-232” on the break-out pigtail. Connect the other end of the RS-232 cable to an
available COM port slot on the PC. (Be sure to note the COM port number for communication
settings!)
9. Plug the AC/DC converter into an electrical outlet. Insert the circular plug of the power converter
to the connection labeled “POWER” on the break-out pigtail.
10. Now the PTZ-35 MS / PTZ-50 MS camera is ready for use. Note that the device will immediately
zero itself and return back to home position upon applying power.
