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Connection Guide
Connecting the Camera
1. Connect the camera's Power connector
and Network (LAN) port to the extension
cable's DC and Ethernet plugs. Then
connect the Ethernet extension cable to
any available Network Camera port on
the back of your NVR.
When connecting network cables:
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When plugging or unplugging the network cable, hold the plug portion of the cable.
When unplugging, do not pull on the network cable but unplug while pressing down on
the lock.
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Never place strain of any kind on the network cable connection. It's designed to clip into
place to prevent slippage, but it won't support any weight and can be easily broken by a
sharp tug. Exercise caution.
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Ensure that cables are sheltered from moisture, weather and sunlight. The network
cable connection was designed and intended for indoor use with computer networking
- while it's ideal for handling the massive data loads that network cameras require, it's
not weatherproof.
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If you install the camera outside of your home, we highly recommend using waterproof
tape to wrap the cable connection area between the camera's Network (LAN) port and
the extension cable's Ethernet plug. Use as much as is necessary for the layer of tape
to protect the connection. This will help prevent water or moistuire from leaking into
the cable which can cause the network cable connection to degrade over time or stop
working.
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Reset button
IMPORTANT!
2. Connect the extension cable's DC
socket to the DC plug of the power
adapter and then plug the adapter
into a power outlet.
Note: If connecting more than one
camera, use a power splitter (if
included).
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