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Installation and Connection
Upon mounting the camera, adjust the images
while checking the actual image.
Mounting the test monitor
Connect the [MONITOR] terminal of this unit to
the test monitor to adjust the camera’s shooting
direction, angle of view and focus.
Memo:
● Before setting, ensure to turn on the power of
the system.
Adjusting the shooting direction of the
camera
The camera unit can be panned, tilted or rotated.
Adjust the camera in the direction of the object.
Note:
● Before touching the camera unit, make sure
to touch the metal surface of the [MONITOR]
terminal to discharge any static electricity
from your body. Static electricity may cause
the camera to malfunction.
● Before adjusting the shooting direction of the
camera, ensure that the pan fastening screw
is loosened. Moving the lens unit without
loosening the pan fastening screw may
damage the lens unit.
Memo:
● Panning/rotation of ±175 Њ is possible from
each of the camera unit’s shooting direction
mark, pan center mark and rotation center
mark. When adjusting the rotation, do not
hold the lens unit. Always adjust by holding
the rotation knob.
● When using the camera at locations with
strong vibration after the angle of view is
adjusted, stabilize by tightening the tilt
fastening screw to prevent the camera’s
angle of view from going out of alignment.
(A Pg. 11)
Note:
● Moving the camera beyond its adjustable
range may cause failure in maintaining the
performance of this camera.
● As this camera has a wide tilt/rotation range,
a part of this camera may appear on the
screen depending on the angle of view and
orientation.
● Do not hold the lens unit when adjusting the
direction of the camera. Applying force on the
lens unit may damage it.
Adjusting the video image
[MONITOR]
Te r mi n al
Test Monitor
75 K terminal
Tilting: ±70 Њ
Panning: ±175 Њ
Rotation: ±175 Њ
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UP
Camera’s shooting
direction mark
Pan center mark
Rotation center mark
Rotation knob
: Always adjust the
rotation by holding this
knob.
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