Swann Pro-Series Instruction Manual page 5

Mounting
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
You can change the angle of the stand
by loosening the screw on the hinge,
shown here. Tighten it once the camera
is in the desired position.
There are three ways that you can mount
the PRO-CAM: to a wall (1, recommended)
or to a horizontal surface, either above
(2) or suspended (3, requires additional
hardware).
To mount the camera, use the supplied
mounting hardware (screws). If you're
mounting onto a wooden surface, you
can drive the screws directly into the
wood. You may need to drill guide holes
first, particularly if mounting the camera
onto hardwood. If mounting on masonry
or similar surface, use the included wall
plugs.
We recommend mounting the camera
onto a wall or other vertical surface -
this is what the stand has been designed
for. See diagram 1.
You can also mount the camera above
a flat surface (2). This is useful if, for
example, you wanted to mount the
camera on a roof overlooking a yard.
If necessary, you can mount the camera
onto a ceiling or other horizontal surface
(3) by using a mounting block or bracket
(represented on the diagram to the left by
the grey box). We don't recommend doing
this as it's the most difficult mounting
option and will
hardware and skill to execute. Be sure
to use a bracket or block with sufficient
strength. Mounting in this way will make
it more difficult to access the zoom and
focus controls.
require additional
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