Panasonic BB-HCM705A - Fixed MP H.264 Dome POE Indoor Network Camera Installation Manual page 4

5. With the indentations above and below the lens, use your fingers to adjust
the angle of the lens. (While watching the computer screen, set where the
lens is facing.)
• Do not touch the lens when mounting.
• Depending on the angle of the pan/tilt, the edges of the camera may be
visible.
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Pan angle: -10° to +10°
+57°
Tilt angle: -57° to +57°
If the lens is tilted to between
0° to -57°, the camera image
will be upside down.
6. If you did not make a hole in the ceiling for the cables, remove one of the
tabs on the camera cover and pass the cables through the opening as
shown. There are 2 tabs; use a tool to cut and remove a tab as needed,
depending on the direction you want to pass the cables through.
7. Attach the camera cover, tighten the screws, and close the screw covers.
(Recommended torque 0.6 N·m {6.1 kgf·cm})
(For BB-HCM701CE/BB-HCM705CE: When tightening the screws, use
the included bit.)
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Screw covers
• Be careful not to nip the cable etc.
8. Secure the safety wire to the ceiling or wall using screw A (included) and
washer A (included).
• The included screws are for use with wooden ceilings only.
• Use screws that are appropriate for the material of ceiling.
• Attach the safety wire in a position so that if the camera were to become
detached, it would not fall on nearby people.
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Washer A
(Inside diameter:
4.0 mm [3/16 inches])
Screw A
(Length: 20 mm [13/16 inches],
Body diameter: 4.0 mm [3/16 inches])
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Tilt angle: -57° to +57°
Pan angle: -52° to +52°
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Screw covers
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Screw A (Length: 20 mm
[13/16 inches],
Body diameter:
Washer A
4.0 mm [3/16 inches])
(Inside diameter:
4.0 mm [3/16 inches])
Wiring through a hole made in the ceiling or wall
1. Place the template against the ceiling or wall and align the arrow to the
direction you want to install the camera.
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Hole for cables
Template
Holes for screws
2. Mark the points where you are going to make holes for the cables and
screws.
3. Make a hole for cables in the ceiling or wall. Pass and connect all
necessary cables (AC adaptor, LAN, etc.). Then follow steps 4, 5, 7 and
8 in "Wiring without making a hole for cables in the ceiling or wall".
• Do not drive the screw into a soft material. Drive the screw into a
secure, 25 mm (1 inch) thick area of the ceiling or wall, such as a
crossbeam, otherwise the camera may fall. If there is no crossbeam,
place a board on the other side of the ceiling or wall to make sure the
camera is securely mounted.
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Front
Hole for cables
Microphone
Indicator
Screws A (3 pcs.)
(Length: 20 mm [13/16 inches],
Body diameter: 4.0 mm [3/16 inches])
When mounting the camera on a concrete or mortar ceiling
1. Place the template against the ceiling and mark the points where you are
going to make holes (3 places).
2. Make holes with an electric drill. Insert anchors (customer-provided) into
the holes and push them inside the holes with a hammer.
• Mortar ceilings break easily when drilling. Be careful of pieces of mortar
which may become loose and fall.
Drill for concrete (in case of tile, use a drill for tile)
3. Mount the camera by following the instructions on this page.
4. Mark the point where you are going to make a hole for the safety wire,
follow step 2 and secure the safety wire.
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Hole for
cables
Template
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Microphone
Up
Indicator
Hole for cables
Screws A (3 pcs.)
(Length: 20 mm [13/16 inches],
Body diameter: 4.0 mm [3/16 inches])
Holes for
screws