Johnson Controls Illustra PRO Pro Gen4 Multisensor Dome Conduit... User manual

Attaching the conduit adaptor to the camera (continued)
Figure 3
10. Hold the camera lens module up to the mounting plate and insert
the ‘loop’ on the safety lanyard (1) (Figure 4) that is attached to the
mounting plate to the screw (1) (Figure 5) on the camera lens
module.
Figure 4
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Quick Start Guide (A163818TU8_B)
Pro Gen4 Multisensor Dome Conduit Adaptor
Installation Guide
You can attach the conduit adaptor to the Pro Gen 4 Multisensor dome
camera mounting plate and route all cables through the conduit adaptor.
In the box
•1 x Conduit Adaptor
•2 x T20 screws
Figure 1: PG4 Multisensor Dome camera parts
Figure 1
Table 1: PG4 Multisensor Dome camera parts descriptions
Number
Description
1
Camera Top Cover with Bubble
2
Camera Lens Module
3
Pre-Fitted RJ45 cable
4
Mount Plate
Attaching the conduit adaptor to the camera
1. Use the T20 Torx wrench to remove the 6 screws located on the
camera top cover (1) (Figure 1) and then remove the camera top
cover.
The camera lens module (2) (Figure 1) is now exposed.
2. Use the T20 Torx wrench to remove the two screws (1) (Figure 2)
on the camera lens module and remove the mounting plate (3)
(Figure 1) from the camera lens module.
Note: You may need to press the mounting clips (1) (Figure 2) to
release the camera module.
Figure 2
Attaching the conduit adaptor to the camera (continued)
3. Hold the mounting template sticker up to the surface and mark out
four holes as per the instructions on the template sticker.
4. Drill four holes on the surface and insert the four screw anchors
into the four holes.
5. If you are not using the cable side entry hole on the mounting
plate, then cut out a cable hole on the surface as per the
instructions on the template sticker.
6. Hold the mounting plate (3) (Figure 1) up to the surface and align
the four holes on the mounting plate with the four holes on the
surface.
7. Insert the four T4 self-tapping screws into the four holes and use
the T20 Torx wrench to securely attach the mounting plate to the
surface.
8. Hold the conduit adaptor (1) (Figure 3) up to the mounting plate
(2) (Figure 3) and align the holes on the conduit adaptor with the
holes on the mounting plate.
9. Insert the two T20 screws into the two holes and use the T20 torx
wrench to securely attach the conduit adaptor plate to the
mounting plate.
Attaching the conduit adaptor to the camera (continued)
11. Insert the ‘hinge pins’ (2) (Figure 5) on the camera module lens into
the ‘hinge knuckle’ on the mounting plate. ‘3’ in Figure 7 identifies
how the camera lens module and mounting plate attach
together.
Figure 5
12. Pull all cables through the conduit adaptor.
13. Insert the RJ-45 cable (3) (Figure 6) into the insert tool (2) (Figure
6) remove the rubber grommet (2) (Figure 7) from the camera lens
module.
14. Pierce the rubber grommet (1) (Figure 6) by passing the insert tool
and cable through the center of the rubber grommet.

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Installing the camera onto a wall or ceiling (continued)
15. Pass the insert tool and cable (1) (Figure 7) through the rubber
grommet hole (2) (Figure 7) on the camera lens module.
16. Remove the insert tool, connect the RJ 45 cable to the camera
lens module ethernet connector, and insert the rubber grommet
into the camera lens module hole to prevent water/dust ingress.
Figure 6
17. Snap the camera lens module into the mounting plate and secure
the two screws on the camera lens module into the two holes on
the mounting plate using the T20 Torx wrench.
18. Based on your needs, connect thepower cable to the power port
through one of the following options.
•POE 802.3bt Type 4 (90w) Class 8 (71.3W / 0.96A): Connect
an Ethernet cable terminated with a RJ-45 connector to the PoE
RJ-45 port for both power supply and network connectivity
purposes simultaneously.
•24V AC or DC (81W / 3.54A): Connect a power cable that
supplies 24V or DC power source to the power terminal.
Installing the camera onto a wall or ceiling (continued)
OPTIONAL: Insert audio in / out cables and alarm in / out cables to
the corresponding terminals on the camera if required and plug in a
micro-USB device to the USB port.
Note: The polarities should be matching when using 48V DC power
source. It is recommended to connect external microphones to
ground (GND) on the digital I/O connector.
Figure 7
19. Hold the camera top cover (1) (Figure 1) up to the camera lens
module and align the six holes on the camera top cover with the six
holes on the camera lens module.
20. Insert the six screws and securely attached the camera top cover
to the camera lens module.
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