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10-499
EN
2. INSTALLATION
In order to connect the TV or monitor to the video receiver, connect the coaxial cable
(75 Ω) for the video signal to terminal V (Video OUT). Connect the shield of the coaxial
cable to the mass (
⊥
). Connect the coaxial output to a coaxial input of the TV or monitor
using a 75 Ω connector. Also consult the wiring diagram below.
Attention:
Use a 75 Ω coaxial cable and 75 Ω connector in order to guarantee optimal
image quality.
Note:
Remove the jumper on the video receiver if it does not close off a row of internal
units. The jumper functions as terminal resistance.
Attention:
* In case of line cabling:
Always connect the wires for the video signal directly to terminals
V1 and V2. Branching on the wires themselves is not allowed.
* In case of star cabling:
Use the splitter 10-821-01, 10-822-01 or 10-824-01 (see
product catalogue).
3. OPERATION AND USE
If the video receiver has been connected correctly, it will immediately send an image of the
Niko Access Control system to a TV or a monitor. There is no need for programming. The
camera image last activated is continuously displayed on the TV or monitor. When using a
TV, switch to the video channel (AV or EXT) to see the image. Adjust the contrast and the
brightness of the image using the two potentiometers.
4. TECHNICAL DATA
Power supply voltage:
Dimensions:
Weight:
Operating temperature:
Power consumption:
Input impedance:
Output impedance:
24 Vdc ± 8% (via P-wire)
51 x 51 x 22 mm (HxWxD)
33 g
-20 – 50°C
110 mA
100 Ω (symmetrical)
75 Ω
