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Select a place for mounting which is not shielded by, for example, reinfor-
ced concrete walls, steamed up mirrors, metal shelves etc. There should be
no devices with strong electrical fields such as mobile telephones, radios
and electrical motors etc. in the vicinity of device.
The above-mentioned points can disturb the radio transmission appreciab-
ly or limit the range.
Mounting the radio camera
Caution!
Make sure before drilling or screwing in the screws that there are
no electric cables, pipes, cables or similar running through the
stonework or which could be damaged.
Fastening the wall bracket
• Look for a suitable place for moun-
ting (possibly with a socket)
• Screw the wall bracket with the sup-
plied screws to a suitable wall or a
suitable platform use dowels if rele-
vant.
• Guide the tripod thread of the wall
bracket (10) into the thread hold of
the camera (3 or 7) and screw each
of them to one another.
• Align the camera and screw the late-
ral locking bolt tight.
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The camera should not be directed directly to bright sunlight or to bright
lighting as this could overmodulate the picture.
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Connecting the radio camera
• Connect the small voltage plug (9) of the power unit to the voltage supply jack of
the camera (4).
Pay attention to the correct output voltage of 12 V DC!
• Insert the plug-in power unit into a suitable mains socket.
• The camera is now ready for use.
With the exception of the radio camera, the plug-in power unit is
not weather-proof. Pay attention before mounting the plug-in
power unit to a dry environment (for example. weather-proof hou-
sing or similar)
Setting up the receiver
Set up the receiver in the vicinity of the surveillance monitor or TV set but not direct-
ly on the surveillance monitor. This could interfere with the transmission.
The most favourable location is approx. 1-2 m above the floor (better reception con-
ditions).
- there must be a mains socket in the vicinity of the reception location.
Connecting the radio receiver
• Connect the AV cable as depicted to a sui-
table monitor or TV system with an AV
cinch input and the receiver (white/red
plug = audio (tone in mono), yellow plug =
video).
• Connect the small voltage plug of the
power unit (12) to the voltage supply jack
of the receiver (16).
Pay attention to the correct output vol-
tage of 12 V DC!.
• Insert the plug-in power unit into a suitable
mains socket.
• The camera is now ready for use.
Monitor terminal
