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Installation Guide of Underwater Camera & Cable |
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1. Submerge the camera and let the camera floats freely while searching for the camera placement. |
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2. Stabilize the camera in using any kind of the grip brackets or fixtures, it would be more secure if it is gripped on the neck of the cable connector. |
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3. Never turn the screw cap or camera forcefully while the camera is gripped by any kind of brackets or holding fixtures. |
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4. Wiring inside
will break off immediately
if the cable is twisted counter-clockwise
forcefully while the
camera body or screw cap is hold by any kind of brackets
or holding fixtures.
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5. Leave the black cable jack unplugged when the camera LEDs are not necessarily to be turned on. |
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6.
Connect the other cable endings as Red
(Camera Power) & Black (LED Power) to DC-12V power source
and Yellow
(Video) to Video input on a recording
or monitoring device.
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7.
Go to the camera location and adjust viewing angle of the camera looking at the connected display monitor. |
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8. When the monitor location is out of viewable range from the camera, one more person to be needed to assist on correcting the camera-viewing angle while the other person is adjusting the actual camera angle at the camera location. |
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