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4.2 

Set up the Receiver and Connect to TV 

 
Screw  the  Antenna  onto  one  end  of  the  Re-
ceiver.  Adjust the angle of the Antenna so that 
it is approximately vertical.   
 
 
The  receiver  can  be  mounted  vertically  using 
the  screw  holes  provided,  or  rested  in  a  hori-

zontal position.   
Fit  the  9V  Mains  Power  Supply  (it  has  a 
cylindrical  plug)  to  the  Receiver  (DC  9-
12V) and plug it into the Mains.   
 
Switch  the  power  on.    The  red  indicator 
light will light to show it is on. 
 
 
 
 

Fit  one  end  of  the  Receiver  Video/Audio  Lead  to  the  Receiver,  con-
necting one colour to “VIDEO OUT” and the other colour to  “AUDIO 
OUT”. 
 
Fit the other end of the Receiver Video/Audio Lead to the direct input 
video and audio connectors of your TV.  Connect the colour you con-
nected to “VIDEO OUT” on the Receiver to Video In on the TV, and 
the  colour  you  connected  to  “AUDIO  OUT”  on  the  Receiver  to  the 
Audio In socket on the TV.   
 
As  an  alternative,  you  may  prefer  to  plug  this  in  to  the  Video/Audio 
connectors on a video recorder or VCR.   
 
If  you  only  have  a  SCART  input  socket  for  your  TV,  you  can  fit  the 
cable through an appropriate adaptor (not supplied, but available as an 
accessory). 

 

The cable (and the signal it carries) is not suitable for direct connection 
to your TV aerial or antenna socket. 
 
Turn the TV on, and switch it to the direct video/audio input. 
 

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SCREW ANTENNA

ONTO RECEIVER

FIT 

POWER 

SUPPLY 

HERE 

FIT ONE 

COLOUR 

CONNECTOR 

HERE 

FIT OTHER 

COLOUR 

CONNECTOR 

HERE 

Summary of Contents for CIBI

Page 1: ...Page 1 User Guide Wireless Camera Nest Box C1B1 ...

Page 2: ...Nest Box 3 4 2 Set up the Receiver and Connect to TV 5 4 3 Set up the Nest Box in the Garden 6 5 Miscellaneous 8 5 1 Adjustment of Camera Focus and Exposure 8 5 2 Audio Volume 8 5 3 Transmission Range 9 5 4 Cleaning the Nest Box 9 5 5 Pictures at Night 9 6 Specifications Warranty etc 10 7 Care for the Environment 11 8 Accessories for your Nest Box 12 The Nestbox Company Limited 14 ...

Page 3: ...x 2 Setting Up Your Equipment and System The Wireless Camera Nest Box consists of 2 main components 1 Nest Box with Camera 2 Battery Box 3 Receiver As well as this the product includes the accessories necessary to connect the parts of the system together to power sources and to your computer or TV It is easy to put the system together by following these step by step instruc tions Page 1 ...

Page 4: ...ompletely Carefully unpack the other parts of your kit As well as this User Guide you should have the follow ing parts in your kit Nest Box with Camera Lights and Transmitter Battery box for 4 size D batteries including battery holder on off switch and cable to nest Box and hanging Bracket Mains Power Supply for camera This provides an op tional alternative to running the system by battery White D...

Page 5: ...Equipment for Operation 4 1 Set up the Nest Box Open the side of the Nest Box so that you can get to the camera unit fitted to the removable side panel Carefully turn the camera so that it is pointing towards the floor and remove the lens cap if fitted from the front of the camera Page 3 ...

Page 6: ...ided If you decide to use the mains power supply disconnect the battery holder from the PP3 snap fitting in side the Battery Box Remove the battery holder Connect the PP3 snap fixing on the end of the Mains Power Supply Unit to the PP3 snap fixing inside the Battery Box run the 2 ca bles out of the battery box and fit the lid using the 4 screws provided Connect the other end of the power cable to ...

Page 7: ...the Receiver Video Audio Lead to the direct input video and audio connectors of your TV Connect the colour you con nected to VIDEO OUT on the Receiver to Video In on the TV and the colour you connected to AUDIO OUT on the Receiver to the Audio In socket on the TV As an alternative you may prefer to plug this in to the Video Audio connectors on a video recorder or VCR If you only have a SCART input...

Page 8: ...owever depending on the situation it is generally OK to fit the box higher For further advice on siting nest boxes you may find it helpful to look at the RSPB web site www rspb org uk gardens whatyoucando nestboxes siting asp It is generally best to place the box out of direct sunlight so it does not get sun all day or too much wind and rain This means that you could face it to the North East or S...

Page 9: ...op of string etc through the key hole and attach it to a small twig nail etc Making sure this is pulled back to the keyhole but not through it tie the string etc round the tree It is best to fit the Nest Box upright or tilted slightly forward to give some protection from driving rain Position the box away from other trees bushes branches etc which may make it easier for predators Try to provide a ...

Page 10: ...o close to the subject Use the white Diffuser or black Baffle or both clipped over the lens turret to reduce this effect The Diffuser will distribute the light round the box and help with hotspots The black Baffle will reduce the overall infra red intensity 5 2 Audio Volume The audio system is fitted with an Automatic Gain Control AGC which increases the amplification when the microphone is pickin...

Page 11: ...r and carefully clean the box the side panel itself and the camera with a soft cloth or brush being especially careful with the camera lens Take out any nesting material from the nest box and throw it away and wash out the box with hot water being careful not to get the camera or connectors wet With the side open leave it for a day or two to dry out before shutting the box and putting it back in p...

Page 12: ...mited warrants all its products against defects in materials and manufacture for 6 months from the date of purchase If a defect is discovered the Nestbox Company will repair or replace the prod uct at its option free of charge provided it is returned to the address in this User Guide at the customer s expense The Nestbox Company Limited is not able to accept any responsibility for any loss damage ...

Page 13: ...s Substances known as RoHS and Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment WEEE The wood used in our products comes from responsibly managed for ests as part of our commitment to the FSC When you have finished using this product please dispose of it respon sibly We would suggest using your local household recycling and waste treatment facility particularly for the electronic parts of the product Cer...

Page 14: ...end the distance from your battery or battery box to the Eco Nest Box Convenient battery changing and avoid disturbance when changing batter ies Mains to Battery Extension Cable Want to use mains power but need a longer cable from the mains power unit to your battery box or connector Connection to PC Laptop This small converter allows you to feed pictures of your nest or wildlife straight into you...

Page 15: ...or to reduce the size of the entrance hole and limit the box to smallest bird species Available in various sizes Side Opening Nest Box Another nest box to match your Wireless Camera Nest Box but with no camera Use it to increase your chances of attracting birds to nest Swap the camera from one box to another if the birds choose the wrong box Page 13 ...

Page 16: ...box co uk Email mail nestbox co uk This publication our products and our designs are Copyright 2015 The Nestbox Company Limited Certain of our products are protected by UK Patent 2420242 WEEE Producer Registration Number WEE HA3702UR Battery Producer Registration Number BPRN03345 All our products are tested for compliance with the relevant directives and carry the CE Mark ...

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