Operation Manual

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2.0 What do you need in different scenarios

You can use the EM6053 Video Balun Set in different scenarios. This manual will

explain some scenarios.

2.1 Before you get started

Before you mount the camera’s in the right place and want to connect all the wiring

you should connect and try everything on a smaller scale. Just place the DVR, the

camera’s and the EM6053 Video Balun Sets on your desk and connect it to the

situation you desire. This enables you to keep an overview of the whole situation.

Check the location of the camera’s and what you need to record before you mount the

camera’s on the wall or ceiling. If you can place two or more camera’s in the same

area (within one meter), you can use Video Balun Sets and one UTP cable to

transport the video signal to your DVR.

You need to consider if it is worthwhile to strip a UTP cable and to connect two or

more camera’s in your situation before you continue.

2.2 Connect one camera on a large distance

If you need to connect just one camera on a large distance, using a UTP cable like

EM6062, you only need to use one EM6053 Video Balun Set.

If you want to connect two (or more) camera’s on a large distance, there are two

scenarios which you need to overview. Most important is the place where your

camera’s will be installed. If the distance of two (or more) camera’s is larger then one

meter, you do not have to strip the UTP cable but you have to use for each camera

separately a UTP cable. In the table below is explained what you need:

Camera's with spacing

then one meter

2 camera's 2x EM6053 Set 2 UTP cables (prepared)

3 camera's 3x EM6053 Set 3 UTP cables (prepared

4 camera's 4x EM6053 Set 4 UTP cables (prepared)

Table 1

Camera's with spacing

less

then one meter

2 camera's 2x EM6053 Set 1 UTP cable 4x RJ45 plug

3 camera's 3x EM6053 Set 1 UTP cable 6x RJ45 plug

4 camera's 4x EM6053 Set 1 UTP cable 8x RJ45 plug

Table 2

Optional materials you may need are scissors or a cable strip tool to strip the UTP

cable