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Installing MD-Series Systems
Remove the rubber boot from the end of the Ethernet cable using a cutter.
a.
It will not seal correctly with the rubber boot in place.
Caution: Be careful not to cut any part of the Ethernet cable when
removing the rubber boot to ensure the enclosure seal is not
compromised.
Remove the dark grey capture nut, clamping claw, and gland from the
b.
other end of the RJ45 coupler.
Thread the 25-foot Ethernet cable through dark grey capture nut, followed
c.
by the dark grey claw. Then wrap the cable gland around the cable. Seat
the clamping claw over the gland.
Insert the end of the 25-foot Ethernet cable into the receptor in the coupler
d.
until it snaps into place.
Caution: Be careful to minimize any twisting in the cable to prevent
communication failure.
Bring the capture nut up to the coupler and tighten it.
e.
Pull down on the cable at the camera base to reduce slack for dome
f.
clearance.
Loosely tighten the light grey capture nut at the base. Make sure to support
g.
the cable so it is perpendicular to the base. The nut will be tightened
completely after any needed mechanical adjustments are made to the
camera pan and tilt (see page 24). If no further adjustments are needed,
hand tighten the capture nut and then make an additional 1/4 turn with a
wrench.
Step 2: Connect the Video Cables (Black)
Connect the video cable from the camera to the 25-foot video cable using the
supplied female-to-female connector. Then seal the connection with marine
grade sealing tape and electrical tape.
Thread the female-to-female connector into the end of the camera's video
1.
cable with a 7/16 inch wrench.
Important: Be sure to apply thread locker to the F-type connectors.
Attach the 25-foot coaxial cable to the other end of the connector after
2.
applying thread locker so that it looks like the picture below.
18
Female-to-Female Connector
432-0010-00-12 Rev 100 — MD-Series Installation Guide
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