Velleman CAMD4 Mode D'emploi page 2

Obviously, the user can insert the stops in two different slots if necessary. The smallest travel that can be
obtained is 22.5° (stops in adjoining slots).
Important remark : When inserting the stops you can rotate the camera manually by holding the TOP CASING of the
rotating platform (3 in fig. 1 on p. 1). Do not hold the camera itself when rotating it as this might
damage the hinges.
Place the stops in such a way that one is located to the left of the centre position (unmarked slot between the two
1's) and the other to the right in order to obtain the desired travel.
Make sure the cable has enough cable slack between the camera's rear panel and the cable feeding hole in the
mounting support so that the device can perform the required turn. Be careful, however, not too leave too much
slack as the cable might then rub against the wall and become damaged.
If necessary, you should use the supplied cable ties to keep the cable clear of the wall.
b. Make sure the fixing screws (2 in fig. 1) and the fixing bolt (5 in fig. 1) are tight enough to keep the construction
intact. Check whether the plug at the end of the motor cable (6 in fig. 1) is firmly plugged into the bottom of the
motor. The jack is equipped with a rubber ring to keep it weatherproof.
c. Connect the mains adapter with the cable (20m), connect the adapter (7 in fig. 1) with the mains and switch on
the device.
1. Remove the stops by carefully pulling the upper part backwards (see A in fig. 2 below). Replace a stop by pushing
the lower part first and gradually sliding your thumb upwards while maintaining the pressure (see B in fig. 2 below).
The stops should be positioned as in the figure to the left below. The other two drawings depict incorrect mounting
positions.
2. You may need to adjust the position of the camera. Note that the unmarked slot between the two 1's marks the
central horizontal position or starting position.
Use the following procedure :
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Important Remarks
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
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