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2)
Use screws or other suitable fastenings to fix the recorder in its final position through the four holes
in the plastic support bracket. To prevent ground loops and resulting picture interference, we
recommend that you ground the recorder to a suitable building earth point.
CAUTION:
Ensure the recorder is stable in its final position, and that the unit itself stands
vertically upright. Mounting the device in any other way will invalidate the
warranty.
3)
You must fit a safety wire or lanyard (not supplied) or fix the device physically in some way. You
can do this by looping the wire through an attachment point in the ceiling and through the hole
provided on the body of the recorder, to the right of the connector panel.
CAUTION:
The recorder must be securely fixed: failure to do so will invalidate the warranty.
Fig. 2.3)
Connection panel
4)
Connect the recorder to the camera using the cable supplied. Be sure to connect the cable to the
port marked Hi-res video (see Fig. 2.3)). Clip one of the ferrites around the cable as shown below,
leaving enough room between the ferrite and the end of the cable to allow the end of the cable to fit
inside the connector cover (fitted below). 30-50cm (12"-20") from the end of the cable should be
sufficient. The looped part should have a diameter of at least 4cm / 2".
CAUTION:
Do not use any other
cable than the one
supplied; doing so will
damage the recorder and
will also invalidate the
warranty.
5)
If you wish, connect the recorder to your network using an Ethernet cable connected to the Ethernet
port (Fig. 2.3)). Clip the remaining ferrite around the Ethernet cable as shown in the step above.
6)
Connect the power cable to the recorder – remember that it requires 24V AC/DC, 2 Amps.
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