INSTALLING QUICK RELEASE BRACKETS

ELMO PTC-401

Mounting plate for this unit is included in the housing packet. Remove existing mounting plate installed in the unit before proceeding.

2539 Mounting Plate:

Attach camera using these (4) holes

1"

2"

1.Remove the mounting plate from the camera and place it onto the quick release bracket using the (4) metric 3M Phillips head screws provided with the kit. Then place the ELMO mounting plate back onto the Elmo PTC-401C.

2.In the packet, there will be a number of 2 inch and 1 inch spacers. Take four of the 1 inch spacers and screw them onto the spacers that are on the base bracket (to make a 3 inch spacer). Place two 8/32 X s Philips head screws on the three inch spacer in the dome. Be sure to place the screws so they line up with the two open screw slots on the quick release bracket. Place the Elmo PTC-401C pan/tilt and quick release bracket in the housing, sliding the two open screw slots over the screws in the housing. Slide the bracket forward, and then tighten the captive screw on the bracket.

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Canon FDP75C12N, FDW75C12N manual Elmo PTC-401

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