TRENDnet 15-AH28B User manual

Copyright ©2005. All Rights Reserved. TRENDware International, Inc.
TRENDnet
TRENDware, USA
What's Next in Networking
15AH28B
Version 09.23.05
User’s Guide

Table of Contents
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Thank you for purchasing the TRENDnet 15AH28B Outdoor Internet Camera
Server Housing with Fan/Heater.
This guide will help you set-up your Outdoor Internet Camera Server Housing.
Following the installations should be quick and easy. If you run into problems,
please refer to the Troubleshooting section. If you need further technical
support, please visit www.TRENDNET.com or call technical support by phone.
Verify Package Contents
Please make sure you have everything in the box:
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1. Prepare for Installation
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15AH28B
BNC plug to open end
cable (60cm) DC plug to open end
cable (60cm)
Dual open end cable (20cm)
Cable glands
Screws, washers, and
wall mount screws
Screwdriver
Camera mounting screws
and yellow wire connectors
Camera attachment guide

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2. Install Hardware
1. Depress the levers to unlatch the roof of the camera enclosure, and pull the
roof upward.
2. Unscrew the metal bracket from the camera enclosure.
3. Use the following screw to mount the metal bracket onto the base of the IP
Camera.
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4. Take the assembly in step 3, and mount the assembly inside the camera
enclosure.
6. Use a precision knife or a sharp object to split the wire in two halves.
5. Caution: Before cutting any power cord, make sure that the power cord is
NOT PLUGGED into an electrical source. Now take a power cord
with a two-prong plug and cut the wire.

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7. Peel the plastic sheath to expose the copper wiring. It is recommended that
you use a wire stripper to remove the plastic sheath effectively.
8. You should have two halves of exposed copper wire as shown below.
9. Turn the camera enclosure upside down to remove one of the rubber
stoppers. This will give you an opening for your power cord, antenna cable,
or network patch cable.
Exposed opening for wires

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10. Run your power cord, network patch cable or antenna cable through the
opening of the camera enclosure.
Note: For security purposes, attach the metal arm assembly to the
camera enclosure and run the wires through the metal arm assembly.
Please refer to the camera enclosure's attachment for setup details.
11. Pair one half of the power cable with the red terminal of the enclosure's
power supply.

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12. Place the yellow wire connector over the assembly in step 11, and twist the
wire connector clockwise to secure the contact between the wired pair.
13. Pair the other half of the power cable with the black terminal of the
enclosure's power supply.
14. Place the yellow wire connector over the assembly in step 13, and twist the
wire connector clockwise to secure the contact between the wired pair.

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15. Take the DC plug and connect the terminals into the DC box of the camera
enclosure.
16. Turn the screw counter-clockwise to insert the DC Plug's terminal into the
DC box. Insert one end of the DC plug terminal into the positive side of the
DC box. Insert the other end of the DC plug terminal into the negative side
of the DC box.

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18. Connect the DC plug with the IP Camera's power connector.
19. Make sure all internal wires are inside the camera enclosure, and carefully
close the lid. Then plug in the two-prong cord into any power outlet. The
camera's LEDs should immediately turn on.
Your hardware installation is now complete.
17. Secure the contact between the DC plug terminal and DC box by turning
the screw clockwise.