Adjusting The Camera Direction - Samsung SCC-B531x(B) User Manual

4. When you install the Mount bracket on the ceiling, remove the Ceiling mount opener by
pressing it hard to connect the line attached on your camera through the hole in the ceiling.
Otherwise, you can use the empty space opposite to the CAMERA FRONT sign for line
connection.
5. Now attach the Main body to the Mount bracket by rotating it in the LOCK direction after
aligning the Lock releaser on the Main body with the wide groove around the CAMERA
FRONT inlay.
6. Adjust the camera direction. For more details on the direction control, see "Adjusting the
camera direction," on the same page.
7. Finally attach the Cover dome to the Main body by pressing it until a "click" sound is heard
after aligning the wide groove at the lower part of the Cover dome with the Locker on the
Main body.

Adjusting the camera direction

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When the camera is fixed on the ceiling, you can adjust
the camera viewing angle. You can rotate your camera
leftward or rightward (Panning), and can change the
slope of your camera upward or downward (Tilting).
In case of panning, the rotation limit of your camera
is set to 340 degree (220 degree clockwise and 120
degree counterclockwise). The rotation is stopped by the
Stopper inside of the camera. For panning control, first
unfasten two screws located on the bottom and rotate in
the direction you want, and then fasten them to fix the
camera. When both fixing screws cannot be tightened,
change the location of screws. When inevitable, just
tightening one screw is alright.
In case of tilting, you can change the slope of your camera from zero to 90 degree. When
the slope angle is under 23 degree, you can encounter a partial image hide problem. To fix
the location after adjusting the tilting angle, use the Tilt fixing screws.
To adjust the focus of your camera, rotate the fixed lens for clear image. When you install
the camera on the inclined ceiling or wall, you can rotate the camera lens to see a correct
direction image.
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Panning
Tilting
Lens rotation