jeiko JKR1120, Instruction Manual

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OPERATING THE SYSTEM
Set your TV to monitor the VIDEO INPUT designated for the Receiver.
The receiver can support up to three different camera/transmitter signals. You can switch from one
camera to the next either manually or automatically via button on the top panel of the receiver.
MANUAL MODE
To select one of the three channels manually, press the MANUAL button on the panel of the
receiver.
The receiver will switch to a different channel (CAM1, CAM2, CAM3) each time when the MANUAL
button is pressed. To avoid searching channels that do not have cameras/transmitters assigned to
them, set the DIP switches (located on the rear panel of the receiver) for those corresponding
channels to the OFF position (up). When you have selected a channel with an active camera, that
video will appear on your TV screen
CAM1 IN USE CAM1 AND 2 IN USE ALL IN USE
AUTO MODE
To have the receiver automatically rotate through the channels, press the AUTO button on the top
panel of the receiver. The receiver will continuously scan through all channels which are ON. To
avoid searching channels that do not have cameras/transmitters assigned to them, set the DIP
switches for those corresponding channels to the OFF position. The monitor will display the picture
from one camera to the next, while the beeper will sound. The dwell time (time taken to switch
between cameras) is preset to 4 seconds and can be adjusted between 2-30 seconds. To adjust
the dwell time, press both the AUTO and MANUAL button simultaneously. Each flash of the LED
increases the dwell time by one second.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
If you are having trouble operating this product, please consult the guide below:
SYMPTOM REMEDIES
No camera picture
1. Check all connectors. Make sure camera(s) and
receiver are switched ON.
2. Ensure camera(s) and receiver are set to correct
channel(s).
3. Make sure camera is within range of receiver.
Blank monitor
1. Make sure receiver is switched ON.
2. If using AC adapter, make sure it is plugged in.
Interference on
camera picture
1. Make sure each camera (transmitter) is within range,
and that no large obstructions are blocking the signal.
2. Try repositioning the camera, receiver or both to
improve the reception quality.
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