IQinVision IQA-CNR - Manual (Page 3)

1 Unpacking
Remove the Corner and Pole Mount Adapter and related hardware from
the box.
Hardware included in the box should include:
a. (1) IQinVision Corner and Pole Mount Adapter
b. (4) 1-inch M6 Allen head screws for mounting the Alliance (with Wall
Mount Kit) or Sentinel Junction box (not included) to the Corner and Pole
Mount Adapter
c. (1) 5mm Allen wrench
d. (4) Spring lock washers
e. (2) BAND-IT(R) 0.5 inch (12.7mm) x 48-inch (1.22 M) metal tensioning
straps
f. (4) 16mm M4 Phillips Pan Head screws for mounting Alliance cameras and
Alliance Wall Mount without Back Box directly to the Corner and Pole
Mount Adapter
Tools needed for assembly (not-included):
a. Tensioning tool (if pole mounted)
b. Hammer (for removing punch-out plugs if necessary & flattening lock tabs
on straps if pole mounted)
c. Phillips-Head Screw Driver
2 Attaching Adapter to Pole
NOTE: Visually inspect the pole to be used for loose or deteriorated materials and either repair this
area or choose an area of the pole that is free from such defects. Installations should be performed by
qualified service personnel only in accordance with local, state and
national code(s).
A. Thread the tensioning straps through the slots of
the Corner and Pole Mount Adapter so that each
of the two straps passes through one pair of slots
and around the pole (Figure 2.1). On poles that
are 7 inches (178 mm) or less in diameter, it is
recommended that the straps be double wrapped
around the pole and through the slots before tightening
and securing.
B. Once the desired height of the Corner and Pole Mount Adapter is achieved,
tighten the straps down using a tensioning tool (not included) to the desired
or specified tension using the following instructions:
1. Ensure one end of the strap is inserted into the strap buckle.
2. Place leading end of strap in through the tensioning tool nose and move the
nose up as close to the buckle as possible (Figure 2.2). This will ensure that
the buckle does not slide into the tool nose during tensioning.
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Figure 2.1