Luda Elektronik 302K05, User Manual

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11. Setting up the videoLink
The videoLink receives the camera signal through the receiving A300-antenna. It then resends the
signal indoor on a different channel using the black antenna (2dBi). The indoor range varies between
20 to 30m depending of wall thickness and number of walls.
Attach the 5 m antenna cable that you previously connected to the receiving A300-antenna to the
receiving part of the videoLink. i.e. the part that is clearly marked with ”RECEIVER”. Connect the
transmitting videoLink antenna (2dBi) to the transmitting part of the videoLink (see below illustration),
i.e. the part that is clearly marked with ”TRANSMITTER”. Connect the videoLink to a 220V wall socket
using the included 5V power adaptor.
Make sure that you have set the correct channels on the videoLink. Otherwise, change channel by
pressing the buttons on the upper side of the videoLink. The receiving channel should be set on channel
4 since the camera is transmitting on this channel and the transmitting channel should be set on channel
1 to obtain best possible picture quality. In practice, this means that you will get a better picture of your
cattle on your LCD-monitor when you are in your house and receive the signal through the videoLink
instead of receiving the weakened signal directly from the camera (without using the videoLink).
Step by step
1. Attach the included 5 m antenna
cable to the receiving part of the
videoLink.
2. Attach the transmitting videoLink
antenna (2dBi) to the transmitting
part of the videoLink.
3. Connect the videoLink to a power
source using the included 5V power
adaptor.
4. The receiving channel should be
set to 4 since the camera transmits
on this channel. The transmitting
channel is recommended to be set
to channel 1.
5. Set the LCD-monitor to the same
channel as you set the transmitting
part of the videoLink and check the
picture quality.
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The videoLink receives the weakened signal and transmits it again with increased
strength, (inside your house). This way you will receive a picture that is better, more
stable and not as sensitive to interference. The videoLink receives the signal on one
channel and transmits on another to avoid interference. We recommend that the camera
transmits on channel 4 and that the videoLink transmits on channel 1. Since the LCD-
monitor has channel 1 as default channel, this is the most convenient combination.
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