1. Installation
*Note: It may be more convenient to perform the initial configuration of
the IP Doorbell with it temporarily connected to power nearby your
home internet router and a computer. This way testing and operation
can be verified before the unit is mounted permanently.
- Location: Choose a location for your new IP Doorbell, taking
into consideration sightlines, shadows, and excessive back -
ground lighting for the camera. You must also consider proxim-
ity to AC power and the ability to run wiring for additional
optional accessories. Optimal mounting height would be
approximately 60” (150cm) up from the surface that the caller
is standing on. Consider drilling a 1¼” diameter or larger hole
into the wall behind the IP Doorbell to allow for the conceal-
ment of the Wi-Fi antenna or RJ-45 Dongle within the wall.
- Back Box Mounting: Feed the power supply wiring, wiring
harness(s), and the Wi-Fi Antenna cable or the RJ-45 dongle
through the hole from the back side of the back box. Use the
four screws (and anchors, if required) supplied to mount the
back box to the wall in the desired location.
- Connect wiring harness and other connections to the back of
the IP Doorbell. Gently feed excess wiring through the hole in
the back box into the wall cavity, and place the IP Doorbell into
the back box (top first).
- Secure the IP Doorbell into the back box at the bottom
leading edge using the two supplied Hex-Head screws and
Allen key.