Install microSD card class-10 type to record footage locally |
.1 In a clean surface place the camera with no power to it. Gently open the black ring by rotating counter clockwise. |
.2 Loosen all 4 screws until you can remove the lens cover Gently remove the lens cover and place aside |
.3 Gently Tilt flat-side camera head outward as shown |
.4 Insert Micro-SDHC Class-10 type card in the SD card Slot |
To use camera with Wi-Fi >> Do app setup BEFORE mounting To use camera with PoE or Data cable >> Do app setup AFTER mounting |
.1 Do connect dbell camera to your Network To use the camera with Wi-Fi, connect camera for a short-term to a Network by data cable |
.2 Do power up dbell camera Camera should be in a steady place if it is not mounted. or Provide power using a 12VDC, 1.0A adapter |
.3 Do app setup Wait 2 min after powering-up For Android app:
.2 New user?
Returning user? .3 App will find your camera |
.4 Scan Network Adding additional camera: .1 Tap Add Camera
Tips! |
To use camera with Wi-Fi >> Do app setup BEFORE mounting To use camera with PoE or Data cable >> Do app setup AFTER mounting |
.1 Use the supplied mounting Template to mark screw locations |
.2 Drill pilot holes for mounting screws. Install back box to the desired location |
.3 Install camera on the back box. Attach Wifi antenna. |
.4 Camera component identification above Type B, Below Type A |
Note:
- If Wifi password is entered correctly, camera status will be online in less than 2 minutes of disconnecting Data cable. If camera doesn't become online within 2 minutes, see troubleshooting tips here
- Recommended wiring EIA/TIA 568B standard
A PVC box JBX442 4"x4"x2" from Westburne Ruddy or NEDCO may be used.
Note: If you are supplying power prior to installation - place the camera in a way so that it can rotate free of obstruction for self-calibration. If you place the camera lens touching any surface while powering up - it will damage the lens cover and also it could damage the PTZ motor.
Tips!
- Recommended Network cable is CAT5e/CAT6e, using 568B standard. For colder environment use direct burial CAT5e.
- Standard Ethernet distance rules apply, recommended max cable length is 100m or 320ft
- Power-Supplying Equipment (PSE) may use either End-Span or Mid-Span.
- Powered devices (PD’s) accept power from either type of power source
- For every 100 feet of wire needed, there will be a 0.5V drop in the voltage. Calculate the wire length accordingly. Most new CAT-6e cables have the length of the wire printed on the outer sheath.
Credit: Thanks to Steven from TVC automation for the installation photos.
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