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You will need the following tools for installation: An OSHA approved ladder, Phillips screwdriver, power drill & 
3/4” and 3/16” bits, rubber self-seal tape or heat shrink tubing, and some caulk or sealant for outdoor cables.  
A section of stiff wire and some masking tape can help run the camera cables.  

TIP: When you run your camera wires, MAKE SURE that the POWER JACK  

 end of the 

video cable is located at the DVR end to connect to one of the camera power supply plugs 

 there. It’s a good idea to set up the system on a table or workbench before installation, 

free just the ends of each cable, connect and test & familiarize yourself with connections. 

  Check local laws regarding installation & aiming of outside cameras, stay clear of AC electric wires 

& fixtures, and be considerate of your neighbor’s privacy. Determine your camera locations, and run 
the cables to each camera. Do not point cameras directly into light sources, or directly into the rising 
or setting sun which may cause damage to the camera’s sensors that will not be covered under 

warranty. 

IMPORTANT

: Make sure that the cable at the 

camera 

ends with the

 power plug 

  

so that it will correctly attach to the camera’s power lead. The 

BNC plug 

 will be the same on 

both cable ends. 

  Use the included base mounting templates to mark the mounting screw 

holes. Pre-drill the screw anchor holes with the 3/16” bit, 
and drill the cable access holes with the 3/4” bit. Loosely 
attach each camera in position with one or 2 screws, attach 
each camera’s BNC video and power leads to the cable, 
and fish the camera wire through to the DVR location. 

DO 

NOT CUT CAMERA WIRES

 - this will void warranty. If the connections are exposed to weather, 

seal with heat shrink tubing or self-adhesive sealing tape, then finish mounting the camera bases 
and caulk/seal any outside holes.  

 

Place the DVR and monitor within reach 
of the provided 60 foot camera cables 
and a wall plug AC power source (a 
battery backup UPS is recommended). If 
you are attaching a monitor using the 
HDMI output, remember to locate the 
unit so that is within reach of the HDMI 
input on your TV or AV receiver. At the 
DVR, attach the DVR power supply, 
your VGA monitor & power supply, and 
camera power supply to AC power, and 
each camera cable’s 

power plug 

 to one of the 4 

power jacks 

 

on the camera power supply. 

On the back of the DVR (or on the multi-
input cable on the touch screen CBT 
DVR), push in and twist-lock the 

BNC 

plug 

 connector for each camera 

to the chosen channel’s BNC input, 
attach the USB mouse, power on & 
begin DVR setup. 

DVR INSTALLATION 

 

CAMERA INSTALLATION 

 

Summary of Contents for Eagle View DVR Kit

Page 1: ...se Report any missing components to your dealer immediately Why register Registering your product confers the following benefits FREE DDNS so your DVR will stay connected Ensures product warranty REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED for product repairs New Software updates and feature notification Knowledge base and video tutorials Go to http register clearviewcctv com and enter your information under the PRO...

Page 2: ...d The BNC plug will be the same on both cable ends Use the included base mounting templates to mark the mounting screw holes Pre drill the screw anchor holes with the 3 16 bit and drill the cable access holes with the 3 4 bit Loosely attach each camera in position with one or 2 screws attach each camera s BNC video and power leads to the cable and fish the camera wire through to the DVR location D...

Page 3: ... s recorded video to be copied to a USB device thumb drive etc The X at the left end of the bar closes this menu bar Congratulations you have successfully installed your ClearView DVR Now that your ClearView video system is up running you can connect it to your network to view and work with from a remote PC or Apple Mac computer on your network and online To start plug in a Cat 5 network cable to ...

Page 4: ...hen you register your new DVR online The DDNS Dynamic Domain Name System automatically keeps your DVR online and gives your DVR an easy to remember host name rather than a numeric IP address mydvr no ip com for example instead of 198 102 10 55 DDNS will also automatically update your DVR if your IP address changes which can happen if you don t pay your ISP extra for a static IP To use DDNS first l...

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