REVCAMUK CAM103 User manual

Instrucons for ng our CAM103 /
CAM104 Numberplate Reversing Cameras
CAM104 - frame number plate camera
CAM103 - “cigar” shaped number plate camera
Thank you for your purchase of one of our fantasc numberplate cameras.
This instrucon booklet covers two models of camera. You will only receive
the camera body ordered during purchase.
Both of these reversing cameras use the same camera barrel. It is made by
a very respected factory that produces reliable, good quality cameras.
This booklet will cover the ng of your new camera, as well as its adjust-
ment.
Some instrucons will not apply to the model of the camera you have.

Step 1 - Choosing camera orientaon
Each camera can be mounted in one of two ways. To change from the de-
fault orientaon (as sent out), the camera barrel would need to be removed
and reinserted the opposite way around (to avoid an upside down image).
CAM103 - Default orientaon CAM103 - Default orientaon
CAM104 - Default orientaon CAM104 - Inverted orientaon
To remove the camera barrel and reinsert in the inverse posion you will
need to remove the screws (see picture below with the red arrows) -rear of
CAM104 pictured - but rear of CAM103 is similar.
Step 2- Fixing the camera to the vehicle (CAM103 only)
There are two nuts and bolts aached to the camera (one on the le, one
on the right). Using these is the most popular method of xing, although
some people have chosen to use their own self tapping screws to x the
camera up (not supplied).

Step 2 - Fixing the camera to the vehicle (CAM104 only)
The CAM104 numberplate frame camera is very simple to x to the vehicle.
This is because the numberplate frame will be secured using the original
screws / holes that currently hold the numberplate.
A. Remove the packaging tabs on the numberplate frame
The numberplate frame will contain packaging tabs, which protect the
frame during transport. These tabs need to be removed before the num-
berplate can be inserted in to the
frame. It is best to use a small pair of
pliers to help twist these o (see im-
age to the right).
We recommend using a le to smooth
out any le over plasc residue from
the tabs. This is to prevent scratching
the numberplate when inserng.
B. Remove the screws from you’re your original numberplate
Remove the screws from your original vehicle numberplate, keep these safe
for later.
C. Insert your original numberplate in to the new numberplate frame
Insert the numberplate in to the frame, using the desired orientaon cho-
sen in Step 1.
Line up the screw holes on the original numberplate with the pre-drilled
grooves/holes in the numberplate frame camera.

E. Aaching the camera to vehicle
Place the screws removed in step
2B in to the original screw holes on
the vehicle. Tighten the screws up
to secure the numberplate and
numberplate frame to the vehicle.
Step 3 - Bringing the cable connector in to vehicle
The cameras are ed with a rubber cable entry grommet to facilitate
geng the connector inside the vehicle. Although some people choose not
to use this, opng instead to make a small channel on one of the number-
plate lights - to allow the cable to enter. If you choose the laer method,
ensure you make it big enough to avoid crushing the cable when the num-
berplate light is reinserted.
Step 4 - Adjusng the viewing angle of the camera
The camera barrel should be adjusted to get the best picture quality/view.
To adjust the cameras, the two small screws at the front of the camera will
need loosening (see image below). To do so, turn the two screws counter
clockwise to loosen. Then adjust
the camera barrel to your de-
sired angle.
We recommend adjusng so
that as there is minimal sky in
the picture. This is so the camera
will adjust to the area that you
need to monitor, instead of adjusng to the sky (which it would do if more
than 50% of the picture was sky).
Step 5 - Enjoy your handywork and make a cuppa
Boil that kele and brew a cuppa, then sit back and enjoy your handy work.
We hope you enjoy your new camera. If you need any further advice/
assistance please contact us using supp[email protected]k