The ENFORCER DP-121Q Video Door Phone is the easy, secure way to identify visitors.
Suitable for home or business use, the ENFORCER DP-121Q Video Door Phone can be
installed at doors or entrances. A crisp image of the visitor is shown in real-time on the
phone’s monitor, while the camera’s built-in LEDs provide a clear image even in low-light
conditions. A built-in microphone and speaker on the camera unit lets users communicate
with visitors. Authorized visitors can then be granted entry with a push of a single button.
MANUAL
DP-121Q
Video Door Phone
ENFORCER VIDEO DOOR PHONE
Camera has 6 LEDs for nighttime
operation.
Remotely and securely talk to visitors and
unlock doors, gates, etc. from the monitor.
Easily connect an additional monitor
and/or an additional camera.
Built-in microphone: Talk and listen to
visitors at the same time.
Camera contains built-in angle
adjustment.
Features
Specifications
Parts List
Overview
Installation Notes
Installation (monitor)
Installation (camera)
Operating Instructions
LED Indicator
Dimensions
Sample Application
Additional Accessories
Wiring Diagram
Troubleshooting
1 Amp@12VDC max. dry contact
51/4" x 315/16" x 11/2"
(134 x 100 x 38 mm)
Simple 4-wire connection.
Easy surface-mount installation.
Camera and monitor turn on and off with
the push of a button.
Camera and monitor turn off automatically
when not in use.
Adjustable contrast, brightness, and ringer
volume.
LED indicators for power and operation.
95/8" x 711/16" x 31/8"
(245 x 196 x 79 mm)
Camera
Camera bracket
Screws
Screw anchors
Crimp-on terminals
Camera screw
Monitor
Monitor Bracket
AC Power Adapter
Molex wiring harness
x 1
x 1
x 8
x 8
x 6
x 1
x 1
x 1
x 1
x 2
Camera
Camera Bracket
Molex wiring harness
Camera screw
Screws
Screw anchors
Monitor
Monitor Bracket
AC Power Adapter
Molex wiring harness
Screws
Screw anchors
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Camera Button – Camera
on/off, switches cameras
Lens – 3.6mm for a wide-
viewing angle
High-intensity LEDs – For
nighttime operation
Request-to-Enter – Monitor
rings when button is pressed
Microphone – Talk and listen
to visitors remotely
Door Unlock – Grant access
to visitors
Contrast – Sets the contrast
on the display
Brightness – Sets the
brightness on the display
Handset – Talk and listen to
visitors
Display – Clearly shows an
image of the visitor
LED Indicators – Shows
power and handset status
Ringer Volume – Sets the
volume of the ringer
Camera Angle Adjustment –
Built-in for easy installation
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1. Unpack the video door phone and note the included parts.
2. Read this manual thoroughly. A clear understanding of the manual will make installation
and operation much easier.
3. Find a good location to mount the monitor and camera. Make sure there is enough room
to wire both units correctly with 22AWG 4-conductor wire.
4. Use only untwisted-pair wire; twisted-pair wire may cause interference.
5. Avoid mounting either the cameras or the monitors near sources of strong
electromagnetic signals or other electronic devices as they may cause interference.
6. Avoid mounting the cameras in direct sunlight or exposing the camera to strong vibrations
or direct rain or other moisture, as it may damage them.
7. The camera and the monitor contain no user-serviceable parts. Opening them may
damage sensitive components and void the warranty.
1. The monitor must be positioned so that the image
can be seen clearly and the user can operate the
monitor’s functions.
2. Use the mounting bracket as a template to pencil
in where to drill the holes for the mounting bracket
screws.
3. Drill the mounting bracket holes as needed. Drill a
hole large enough to fit the 22AWG 4-conductor
wire which will run through the wall from the
camera to the monitor (see Figure 1).
4. Using the 4 included screws and 4 screw anchors,
attach the monitor bracket to the wall, running the
cable through the large hole in the mounting
bracket.
5. Plug the brown 4-pin plastic connector from the
camera into the “Camera 1” socket (see Figure 2).
NOTE: If using only one monitor and camera,
there will be unused sockets on the back of the
monitor.
Figure 1 – Monitor
Mounting Bracket
Drill a hole in this shaded area large
enough to run 22AWG 4-conductor
wire to the camera and an additional
monitor or camera.
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