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#Remove the rubber grommets from the base of the camera and run the cables through the holes.
#Remove the rubber grommets from the base of the camera and run the cables through the holes.
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#Once the camera in the base, locate the four screws attached the camera and tighten them using a T20 bit.
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Revision as of 21:25, 18 August 2020

  1. Locate the AXIS T91E61 Wall Mount.
    This is the recommended wall mount by IVS. Verify the model of your mount here.
  2. Locate the AXIS T94A01D Pendant Kit.
  3. Connect the two parts and tighten them together by hand.
  4. Continue tightening, by hand, until you cannot rotate the pendant kit anymore.
  5. Using a T20 bit, tighten down the screw located inside the pendant kit.
  6. Locate the mounting plate.
    This part comes packed with the AXIS M5525.
  7. Take the camera disk and line up the 3 pegs on the top with the three holes on the pendant kit.
  8. Put the pegs in the holes and rotate the disk counter clockwise until the pieces prevent you from turning more.
  9. Using a T30 bit, tighten the three screws on top of the pendant kit, securing it to the camera disk.
  10. Take the M5525 and plug the ethernet cable into its respective jack on the camera. The jack will be listed "PoE".
    Please not that only cameras prepared by IVS will have the pigtail wire connected to the camera. To learn more click here
  11. Remove the rubber grommets from the base of the camera and run the cables through the holes.
  12. Once the camera in the base, locate the four screws attached the camera and tighten them using a T20 bit.
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