GE CyberDome Series Installation Manual page 18

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Housing Installation

CAUTION!

For safety, the hardware and procedure used

for securing the CyberMount must allow it to

support a minimum of a 35 lb (15.88 kg) load.

Step 5)

Prepare the mounting holes in

accordance with the type of sur-

face (concrete, wood, etc.) and

fasteners used. See Figure 22.

NOTE: Mounting fasteners are not

included.

Step 6)

Drill a pass-through hole in the wall for cable entry, if one does not already exist.

Step 7)

Pull the video, 24VAC, and RS422 cables from inside the wall through the

CyberMount cable-entry hole. Cut the cables to a length of no shorter than 7 in.

(17.78 cm).

Step 8)

Securely mount the CyberMount to the wall with the appropriate fasteners. See

Figure 22.

Step 9)

Properly seal all mounting holes that could cause leaks into the mounting sur-

face.

Next, wire and mount the interface module.

There are two versions of the CyberMount interface module depending on whether video is

being sent via coaxial cable (CyberMount Coaxial Interface Module) or unshielded twisted-pair

wire (CyberMount UTP Interface Module).

NOTE: When using the CyberMount UTP Interface Module, the unshielded twisted-pair video and

RS422 control wires can share the same wire jacket, but must remain as separate twisted pairs.

Step 10)

Prepare the cables as shown in Figure 23.

Figure 23: Preparing the Cables

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Figure 22. Minimum Load Requirement for the

CyberMount

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