Mini PTZ v2: Removing faceplate

klasipca

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Removing faceplate is a huge pain on the butt. I've managed to do this once on one of the cams, but further attempts have been less successful. I didn't break anything, but I certainly managed to bend black aluminum trim. The bottom tab is easy to remove, but the top is a tough sucker. If anyone can share pictures, videos or tips of the process please do share.
 

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just got mine (imporx) and am itching to see if there's an SD slot in there...
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do i pry at the red or the yellow mark? ie, where does it come apart? thanx.
 

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sure enuf! i was fooled by the decoy slot and hadn't taken it apart enough! Thanx!
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btw, a paper clip inserted into that little hole at the top front helps release that top clip to remove the faceplate.
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sure enuf! i was fooled by the decoy slot and hadn't taken it apart enough! Thanx!

btw, a paper clip inserted into that little hole at the top front helps release that top clip to remove the faceplate.
ah, this is what I was looking for a hidden way of removing it!
 

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yeah, gotta be careful tho. I once tried to open my daughter's LeapPad the same way by poking a paper clip into a a suspicious hole.
Turned out that was the microphone i punctured and and it never recorded audio as well again. luckily, she never noticed... :)
 
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