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Installing Your Camera
Your camera can either be mounted on a wall or just sit on a level surface.
Wall Mount Your Wired Camera
Make sure the power adapter cord is long enough to reach your mounting location. Also, be sure the AC outlet cannot be switched on and off
with a wall switch.
Warning: When mounting near a window, drilling too close to the glass could break the glass and possibly cause it to shatter. The window
extends deeper into the frame than can be seen; therefore, ensure your screw is beyond the glass before drilling.
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Using the holes on the drilling template found later in this guide, mark the position of the holes to be drilled.
For drywall or other composite surfaces use a 7/32" drill bit. Drill a hole for each of the mounting screws and insert a
plastic wall anchor into each hole.
For other solid surfaces, use a 1/16" drill bit. Drill a pilot hole for each of the mounting screws.
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Using the screws provided, secure the camera mounting bracket to the wall. Slide the camera down on to the bracket until it is firmly
seated and you feel it click as the clip engages.
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Position the camera to view the desired area and plug in the power supply. Please keep in mind that the field of view is 80 degrees and
motion sensor distance works up to 12–14 feet (3.5–4 m).
4
Make adjustments to the camera viewing angle by tilting and panning the camera head with your hand.
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