4. Easy DIY Installation Steps:
Step 1:
Drill a 12mm (1/2”) diameter hole (or 14mm for 200 degree viewer) at the desired location on
your door.
Step 2:
Take out peephole front cap out of the tube. Insert the front cap into drilled hole (from
outside of the door), place the metal ring (inside of the door) and then rotate tube to tide the peephole
viewer. (Please double check to have a correct direction of the metal ring on door)
Step 3:
Connect the telephone plug, one end to Camera Box and another end to Connector Box.
Plug the AC adapter to wall plug and the Connector box. Once the AC adapter plug to the wall plug,
the LED light should power on.
Step 4:
Plug the Camera Box to the peephole viewer on door.
(if the LED light does not power on, that means the SONY camera sensor is not on, please double
check your wiring connection)
Step 5:
Plug the Video Cable to the Connector Box (RCA input), and then connect the other end of
the Video cable to the video-in (composite input) slut in TV (or other display or Recording device,
please refer to
Peephole Viewer Camera Wiring Diagram for Different Applications in
Introduction
).
A hint during installation:
After you inserting door camera into peephole viewer and viewing the video image on a display
device such as a LCD monitor, if the video image is not in the center position, you may try to rotate
the
Peephole front cap
for adjusting and aligning the video image to the center position.
The reason is there are 2 set of optical lenses in the peephole door camera product. One set of
optical lens is for wide-viewing angle peephole viewer, and other set of lens in on door camera. By
rotating the peephole front cap, it can help to adjusting the peephole optical focus point to aligning
with door camera’s lens for getting the video image to the center position.
