How to setup your Camera System


Step 1: Unpack

Take out all of the components from the boxes. These should be your Cameras, DVR, Power supply, BNC cables, and DC cords

Unpacking Steps

Next, using a Phillips head screwdriver connect the ends of each DC cord to the circuit board of the power supply.

For All BLACK wires with WHITE STRIPE:
BLACK w/ WHITE STRIPE = POSITIVE
SOLID BLACK = NEGATIVE

DC Cord

For All RED WIRES with a BLACK STRIPE:
RED w/ BLACK STRIPE = NEGATIVE
SOLID RED = POSITIVE

DC Cord

Lastly, after all of the DC cords are connected to the circuit board pull the ends out through the back hole of the power supply box (Figure 2-5) and plug in your Power supply to a wall outlet (Figure 2-6).

Connecting DC Cords

Step 2: Connecting your cameras to DVR and power supply

To connect your cameras to the DVR and Power supply you will need to use BNC cables (Figure 3-1).
*Note: You should have one bundle of BNC cables per camera.

BNC cables

Connect your camera to the BNC cable (Figure 3-2 & Figure 3-3)

Connecting BNC cables

Next, connect the opposite end of the BNC cable to the back of the DVR Video In (Figure 3-4).

Connect BNC cables to DVR

Lastly, connect the BNC cable to the Power supply DC cord. (Figure 3-5).

Connect BNC cables to DVR

Step 3: Connecting your router to the DVR

Connect your network cable from your router (Figure 4-1) to the back of the DVR (Figure 4-2).

Connecting router to the DVR

Step 4(Optional): Connecting a PTZ camera to the DVR

Use a very small Phillips Head screw driver to attach the red (POSITIVE) cable to the "A" box and the black (NEGATIVE) cable to the "B" box.

Connecting PTZ camera to the DVR

This completes the physical setup process!

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Step 1: Unpack
Take out all of the components from the boxes. These should be your Cameras, DVR, Power supply, BNC cables, and DC cords

Next, using a Phillips head screwdriver connect the ends of each DC cord to the circuit board of the power supply.
For All BLACK wires with WHITE STRIPE:
BLACK w/ WHITE STRIPE = POSITIVE
SOLID BLACK = NEGATIVE
For All RED WIRES with a BLACK STRIPE:
RED w/ BLACK STRIPE = NEGATIVE
SOLID RED = POSITIVE
Lastly, after all of the DC cords are connected to the circuit board pull the ends out through the back hole of the power supply box (Figure 2-5) and plug in your Power supply to a wall outlet (Figure 2-6).

Step 3: Connecting your cameras to DVR and power supply
To connect your cameras to the DVR and Power supply you will need to use BNC cables (Figure 3-1). *Note:You should have one bundle of BNC cables per camera.
Connect your camera to the BNC cable (Figure 3-2 & Figure 3-3)
Next, connect the opposite end of the BNC cable to the back of the DVR Video In (Figure 3-4).
Lastly, connect the BNC cable to the Power supply DC cord. (Figure 3-5).
Step 4: Connecting your router to the DVR
Connect your network cable from your router (Figure 4-1) to the back of the DVR (Figure 4-2).
Step 5 (Optional): Connecting a PTZ camera to the DVR
   Use a very small Phillips Head screw driver to attach the red (POSITIVE) cable to the "A" box and
the black (NEGATIVE) cable to the "B" box.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

This completes the physical setup process!
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