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Menu: Camera Setup
Pair a Camera:
Pairing a camera to a channel will associate that camera’s image to
that channel until another camera is paired. If the camera is switched off and then
powered back on, it’s image will automatically return to that channel (unless a full
factory default has been applied, in which case pairing information will be lost).
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Use the right arrow to highlight the “Pair a New Device” option
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Press the Menu button to initiate the pairing mode for the selected channel.
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While the channel is in Pairing Mode, and within 30 seconds press the Pairing
button on the DC input cable of the camera you’d like paired to that channel.
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To exit Pairing Mode without pairing a camera, press ESC.
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Repeat as necessary for other camera(s) you want to pair.
Image Brightness:
The Image Brightness setting controls how light/dark the image
on the screen will be shown. Increasing the brightness will not help the camera see
more detail in dark areas, it will just make the dark shadows less dark: however, they
won’t contain any new information.
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Select the Image Brightness option with the left/right arrows.
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While highlighted, press up/down to adjust the brightness.
Activate / Deactivate:
The receiver can support up to four cameras, but you don’t
need to have four cameras connected to use the receiver.
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A deactivated channel will not appear during the auto-sequential view - it will
simply be skipped over.
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A deactivated channel appears blank in quad-view.
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Any channel which doesn’t have a camera paired to it cannot be activated.
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To activate or deactivate a channel, select it using the channel list on the left
hand side of the screen, and press the
Menu
button to toggle.
The cameras which come with the receiver are pre-paired. You’ll only need to
manually pair cameras if you’re adding cameras or troubleshooting problems.