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After you enter in the Runtime, the Receiver Processor will flash back to confirm the number you 
entered in for verification. The unit is now ready to receive sensor alarms. The 

Green LED

 

on the 

unit will stay active for 10 minutes after the unit is programmed and after 10 minutes goes covert 
mode (will not come on when the sensor activates the illuminator). If you wish to reactivate the 

Green LED

, simply toggle the unit On/Off by pressing the Programming Button briefly. The 

illuminator can be toggled on or off without the sensor alarming by pushing the Receiver 
Processor’s Programming Button. This can be useful when setting up and aligning the illuminator 
“head”. 
 

Illuminator Head 

The illuminator head (LED End) should be aimed at the target area. For best results, position the 
illuminator within 30 feet of the subject with the camera behind the illuminator. This way the 
lighting will illuminate the front of the subject and will not “flood” the camera. If you position the 
camera off to the side, you may not have the desired lighting effect, which will result in the 
subject’s side profile instead of a facial profile. The illuminator head is a fairly narrow beam with a 
range of 30 feet long by 15 feet wide. It can be tree mounted with the supplied bracket or ground 
mounted. Do not cover the front of the head with any netting or other material, as this will 
severely limit its usefulness.  Using a low light camera with a telephoto lens will greatly improve 
your ability to read license plates or identify faces. 
 

LLC-12 Low Light Camera 

The LLC-12 is a Low Light Black & White Camera, which can be used with very low levels of light 
(moonlight) without the illuminator.  When there is insufficient moonlight or total darkness, the 
camera can be used with the RIL-1 Remote Infrared Illuminator.  Attach the camera to the 
System II Video Connector.  Next turn the System II 

“on” by pressing the button on the 

receiver/processor.  

Go to a “live view” mode as viewed through the Video Monitor.  Clip the LLC-

12 camera into the supplied TC-1 tree mount and aim the camera at the target area.  Once 
camera is properly aimed, press the button on the receiver/processor to turn system off and close 
the lid. 
 
 
 

Contact Information: 

 
 

IntelliCam, LLC 

11138 Air Park Road, Suite H 

Ashland, VA  23005 

(804) 798-1004 

www.intellicam-llc.com 

Email: [email protected] 

Summary of Contents for IR-900B

Page 1: ...1 SYSTEM II Low Light Surveillance System DocRef 0030603 System II User Guide Revised 2019 9 19...

Page 2: ...tton Red LED Antenna Lens SENSOR RANGE TEST MODE Page 9 SENSOR WALK TEST MODE Page 10 SENSOR PROGRAMMING Page 11 Sensor Default Mode Sensor ID and Sensitivity Programming Sensor Sensitivity Table USIN...

Page 3: ...alment SYSTEM II CONTROLS AND INDICATORS The Digital System II includes Micro 32G Digital Video Recorder with Remote Control 8 each AA Battery Pack LLC 12 Low Light Black White Camera Non armored vide...

Page 4: ...detect the presence of other interfering devices operating at 916 5 MHz when it flickers It only illuminates for approximately 10 minutes and automatically turns off thereafter for covert reasons Ant...

Page 5: ...t Date and Time on the DVR under MENU using the DVR s Remote Control 4 Setting Date and Time a Turn on the DVR by tapping the Program Reset Button Gently lift the front of the DVR at a slight angle to...

Page 6: ...ens glare Note The camera has an automatic iris for light level compensation and is pre focused The entire unit is water resistant but not submersible 6 The System II comes with two antennas Select th...

Page 7: ...tested in this mode prior to field deployment 8 Setup the Sensor and Walk Test the Sensor so that an alarm occurs After the 8 second DVR boot up the DVR should turn on in the Record Mode simultaneous...

Page 8: ...number of sensor activations When not using the sensor you can disconnect the power by slipping a small piece of plastic between the lead and the top battery Programming Button The IR 903 uses a PROGR...

Page 9: ...t area on the ground in which case the operator can observe the RED LED on the receiver processor module There is nothing the operator has to do to the Receiver Processor except apply power from the b...

Page 10: ...LED abort the Range Test Mode by quickly pushing the PROGRAMMING BUTTON The BLUE LED will stop flashing The Sensor is now armed and in its Default Mode with a Sensor ID 3 and the Sensitivity in Full A...

Page 11: ...k the default Sensor ID of 3 or the default Max Sensitivity of 5 Sensor ID Menu The first menu is the Sensor ID menu When power is first applied the IR 903 enters the Sensor ID menu the BLUE LED will...

Page 12: ...10 feet Sensor will detect a person up to 10 feet and vehicles to 20 feet 2 Human Target 20 feet Sensor will detect a person up to 20 feet and vehicles to 50 feet 3 Human Target 30 feet Sensor will de...

Page 13: ...often appears to an infrared sensor as a moving thermal mass much like the target we want to measure Minimizing this unwanted noise involves aiming the sensor at an appropriate background The safest b...

Page 14: ...or at trees with moving branches especially at close distances less than 100 feet Better results will be obtained if you aim the sensor at open spaces or bushes that are more solid in mass Also at clo...

Page 15: ...0 C Field of View 15 degrees Dimensions 1 0 dia x 2 8 length Weight 1 8 oz 45 g Receiver Processor Specifications Frequency 916 5 MHz SAW stabilized 868 35 European Sensitivity 98 dbm 300 ft range lin...

Page 16: ...d be programmed with the same Video Runtime as the System II plus an additional 10 seconds to allow for DVR boot up time so that the illumination period will coincide with the recording times thereby...

Page 17: ...the subject s side profile instead of a facial profile The illuminator head is a fairly narrow beam with a range of 30 feet long by 15 feet wide It can be tree mounted with the supplied bracket or gr...

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