Underwater Camera & Cable Installation Guide
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1. Make sure to wrap around the screw thread of the underwater camera with Teflon tape before connecting with the underwater cable for 100% waterproof assurance.
2. Plug the underwater cable connector to the camera back and don't ever submerge the camera or cable by itself without connecting the camera to the waterproof receptacle on the cable completely.
3.
Tighten up the
screw cap clockwise using
a grip pliers while holding the camera body with other hand
firmly, do not
turn the camera body, only the
screw cap on the cable connector must be tighten up.
*Never force to
tightening the screw all the way, just stop
tightening when it stops in putting a moderate
pressure.
Never tight the screw cap in holding the neck of the cable connector! Wiring inside will break off right away.
4. Submerge the camera when the connection is completed and always hold the cable in letting the camera floats freely while searching for the camera placement.
Never hold the camera body and try to pull the heavy cable when relocating the camera.
Always hold the cable when relocating the camera.
When stabilizing the camera is necessary in using any kind of brackets or holding fixtures, always grip on the neck of the cable connector and it would be the most secure if the cable were gripped together as it shown on the left photo.
Never turn the screw cap of the cable connector or the camera body neither counter-clockwise nor clockwise once it is tightened and while the neck of the cable connector is gripped by any kind of brackets or holding fixtures.
Never grip on the camera body or the cable screw cap to stabilize the camera.
The
wiring inside
will also break off immediately
if the cable is twisted counter-clockwise
or clockwise forcefully while the
camera body or screw cap is hold by any kind of brackets
or holding fixtures improperly.
1-Year warranty will not cover
if the inside
wiring breaks off in stabilizing the camera
improperly.
Leave the black cable jack unplugged when the camera LEDs are not necessarily to be turned on.
5.
Connect the other cable endings as Red
(Camera Power) & Black (LED Power) to DC-12V power source
and Yellow
(Video) to Video input on a recording
or monitoring device.
* Seal where all
arrow-pointed connections shown
on the left photo with the
electrical
tape
for
100% moisture free when it is left outside
near the wet area and never
submerge this connecting portion where around 2ft
from
the cable ending.
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