Installing The Security Camera for the X-Changer Cabinet

Overview

This document is intended to guide an Owner through the installation of the security camera on a V2 X-Changer Cabinet.

Estimated Installation Time: 15 - 20 minutes per cabinet.

Applies To Kit: K-1407

Kit ID: K-1407
Description: LC v9 Camera Upgrade

QTY	Part Number	Description	Image
1	C-1042	Nut
1	C-1079	Screw - Build: T/AVK
4	C-1088	Cable Tie - Build: TK
1	C-1401	Camera Mounting Bracket
1	C-1407	ELP Fisheye lens box camera
1	D-0007	Security Camera Installation

Tools Needed

Micro Phillips Screw Driver	Open
#2 Phillips Screw Driver	Open
11/32 Socket

Installation

1. Open the X-Changer cabinet.

2. If necessary, remove the face plate covering the camera slot from inside the cabinet using the 11/32 socket.
   
   

Installing the Camera

1. Remove the camera from the box

2. Remove the screws on the side of the camera using the Micro Phillips screw driver and remove the black bracket encasing the camera.
   
   

3. Attach the black camera bracket to the inside of the mounting bracket (C-1401) using a #2 Phillips Screw driver and screw (C-1079).
   
   

4. Secure the screw and black camera bracket to the face plate with the 8/32 nut (C-1042).
   
   

5. Secure the camera to the black camera bracket (loosely tightening the screws) attaching it to the camera mounting bracket.  Make sure the camera is right side up.
   
   

    

6. Remove the protective cap from the camera.
   
   

7. Attach the camera mounting bracket to the back of the X-Changer.
   
   

8. Tilt the camera forward so that the camera is flush with the acrylic of the X-Changer and the lens is visible.
   
   

9. Using the 11/32 socket, tighten the bottom nut to further secure the camera mounting bracket.
   
   

10. Tighten the screws on the black camera bracket to further secure the camera.
    
    

Securing the Camera Cable

1. Run the camera cable behind the monitor face-plate on the inside of the X-Changer.
   
   

2. Using a cable-tie (C-1088) secure the camera cable to the camera mounting bracket to reduce any excess space in the cable.  This will help reduce any chaffing of the cable when opening and closing the X-Changer.
   
   

3. Leaving a little slack in the cable, wrap the cable twice around the door-wire harness.
   
   

4. Fan-fold the rest of the cable and tie with a cable tie, leaving enough cable to plug into the computer.
   
   

5. Thread the rest of the cable through the gray cable channel and plug in the USB into the port of the computer on the X-Changer.