TRENDnet 15-AH28B User manual

15AH-28B
Quick Installation Guide

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Version 02.27.2007
1. Before you start
Installation Requirements
15AH-28B
Quick Installation Guide
Wall Mount
Package Contents
Internet Camera Server (e.g. TV-IP100, TV-IP201, TV-IP301)
Dry Wall or Wood surface
Power Cord
Knife or box cutter
Wire Stripper
Screwdriver
Pliers
Electrical Tape
RJ-45 cable
RJ-45 Jack
The following items below are not included. Users must provide the items
themselves. Make sure to have each item on hand before installation.
*Note: You must know how to terminate a network cable with an RJ-45 connector
in order to install a wired internet camera server into the 15AH-28B. If you do not
know how to terminate a network cable with an RJ-45 connector, please consult a
network professional.
Fasteners, washers and wall
mount screws

2. Hardware Installation
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2. Remove the metal bracket from
the camera enclosure by
unscrewing the four screws. Save
these screws. You will need to use
these screws later.
1. Lift up the latch and pull the roof
upward.
Note: Configure your Internet Camera Server to match your network settings
before installing the device.
3. Use the following 2 sets of screws
and washers to mount the metal
bracket onto the base of the
Internet Camera Server. The
screws and washers can be found
in the plastic bags included with
the 15AH-28B.

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5. Remove the circuit board from the
camera enclosure by unscrewing
the two screws. Save these
screws. You will need to use these
screws later.
4. Flip over the camera housing and
remove the rubber stoppers and
washers.
7. Cut the rubber insulation using a
knife or box cutter.
6. Take a power cord and cut it using
a wire cutter. Cut it near the female
end of the power cord. Note: The
power cord is not included with
15AH-28B.

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8. Remove the insulation with pliers.
9. Run the power cord through the
rubber stopper.
10. Insert the power cord through the
hole and securely screw in the
rubber stopper.
11. Insert the wires of the power cord
into the power receptacle. Make
sure the green and white wires
match up. Make sure the black
wires matches up with the orange
wires. Then use a screwdriver to
secure the wires.

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12. Mount the Internet Camera
Server inside the camera
enclosure with the screws.
Temporarily leave one hole
unscrewed. This example shows
a TRENDnet TV-IP100W.
13. Ground the green wire on the
15AH-28B. Then screw in the last
hole.
14. Take the camera's power adapter
and cut about 7 inches from the
end the power connector using
the wire cutter. Note: This is the
AC/DC adapter that is included
with your Internet Camera Server.
15. Take a knife or box cutter and cut
along the middle to split the cable.
16. Cut the rubber insulation using a
knife or box cutter, then remove
the insulation with pliers to
expose the copper wiring.

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18. Insert the power adapter, RJ-45
Ethernet Cable through the
rubber stopper screw it in
securely.
17. Run the power adapter and the
RJ-45 Ethernet cable from the
base to the top of the mounting
arm. Make sure to leave one end
of the RJ-45 Ethernet cable
unterminated.
19. Connect the two ends of the
power adapter back by twisting
the copper wiring. Make sure you
do not cross the copper wires.
20. Use electrical tape to seal the
cables back together.

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22. Connect the Ethernet cable and
power adapter to the camera.
23. Close and secure the back panel.
24. Plug the power cord and the
camera power adapter into an
available power outlet.
21. Reconnect the circuit board back
to the camera enclosure using the
two screws.

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2. Drill holes for the fastener plugs at
each marked position. Make sure
the drill bit matches the size of the
provided white screw anchors.
1. Place the mounting bracket against
the wall and mark each of the four
holes with a pencil.
3. Insert the fastener plugs into the
holes.
Mounting the Camera Housing

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Your installation is now complete.
5. Align the Wall Mount bracket with
the fasteners, and then use the
provided wood screws to secure it.
4. Use the bracket screws to mount
the mounting bracket to the
housing.