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21-01-2010, 22:54
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Re: Axis Camera 206 Power Connection
You are supposed to use the cable that came with the camera....
I recall that last season, we recieved two power cables. One came in the box with the camera, the other came in a seperate box alone. You do need to cut the power supply end off, and connect it through the 5volt power supply on the Power Distribution board next to the 5v LED on the board. You shouldnt have any problems with it. make sure you check the polarity so that you have them hooked up correctly. |
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