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Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completely.
PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL: PC7
Indoor wall/ceiling housing
Installation Preparation
1.Determine the mounting location. Be sure that you'll be mounting to a secure wall or ceiling.
2.Complete all wire and conduit runs prior to installation of the housing.
3.Determine the mounting method:
A.Mount directly to a wall or ceiling.
B.Mount to a standard 4-square electrical box (not provided).
Installation Procedure
1.Using the security tool provided, loosen the four security fasteners and remove the housing top.
2.Determine which side the conduit outlet will be located on: Top, bottom, left, or right.
3.Position the housing in the desired location and mark the four mounting holes (for wall mount, use Figure 1, for ceiling mount use Figure 2).
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Figure 2 |
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4.Pull video and power wires through the desired conduit access hole, using the appropriate conduit plug to cover the unused hole.
A.Use the 1/2" conduit plug to cover the 1/2" threaded hole. Attach using a flat head screwdriver.
B.Use the 3/4" conduit plug to cover the 3/4" threaded hole. To do this loosen the 6-32 set screw that holds the connector in, remove the connector and
replace it with the plug. Once the plug is tightened down, secure the 6-32 set screw to lock it in place.
NOTE: For outdoor applications use Teflon™ tape on the threads of the plugs.
5.For proper viewing, the rotating bracket inside the PC7 housing must be positioned correctly. To adjust the bracket, loosen the two thumb screws and position the camera to look in the opposite the conduit connector. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to loosen the 10-32 screw holding the rotating bracket in place (Figure 3). Adjust the bracket and retighten the screw to lock the bracket in place.
Thumb screws |
Rotating |
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Bracket |
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10-32 screw
Figure 3
Bracket Alignment:
Wall mount: Be sure the rotating bracket is positioned vertically (Figure 4).
Ceiling mount: Be sure the rotating bracket is aligned to point toward the desired viewing location (Figure 5).
NOTE: The wiring harness on the top of the camera should always be oriented at what would be considered the top of the housing. This will keep the camera oriented for proper viewing. For example, if the housing is rotated 90˚ to the left to accommodate a conduit, the rotating housing bracket must be turned back 90˚ to the right. In ceiling applications, if the harness is on the bottom, simply flip the camera and rotate it to the desired viewing position.
Thumb screws |
Rotating |
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Bracket |
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Figure 4 |
Wall Mount |
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Thumb screws |
Rotating |
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Bracket |
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Figure 5 |
Ceiling Mount |
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