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DESCRIPTION
1. Camera antenna: Sends signals to and
receives signals from receiver.
2. Lens: With IR LEDs that light up the filmed
area.
3. IR LED.
4. Bracket: To mount the camera on a wall or
other surface.
5. DC connection.
6. Speaker: Reproduces the sound
transmitted from the receiver.
7. Interconnection button
USE
Connection of camera
1.
Switch on the receiver and the camera by connecting the leads and respective mains adapters.
2.
As they are connected, each camera is allocated a channel in the wireless receiver (up to 4
cameras). This feature is used to configure additional cameras.
NOTE:
Make the connections
before securing the cameras in place.
3.
Switch on the receiver and the camera by plugging in the leads and mains adapters respectively.
4.
Press the Menu button on the receiver or the remote control to select PAIRING SETUP.
5.
Select a channel using the
buttons on the remote control or the joystick on the receiver.
Confirm with
.
6.
A message is displayed with a countdown from 30 to 0. Press the Pair button before the countdown
ends. Otherwise the receiver returns to display and no connection is made.
7.
Press Pair on the back of the camera.
8.
When the connection has been made, the camera image can be displayed.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Action
No image from a camera
Check camera connections. Make sure the power cord and mains
adapter are plugged in.
Check whether the receiver is switched on.
Make sure the camera is within receiver range.
The image disappears
Move the camera closer to the receiver.
Move the camera, receiver or both to get better reception.
No sound
Turn up the volume.
Check that the camera microphone is within range.
If audio feedback is heard, move the camera and receiver further
away from one another.
The picture is choppy
The picture is choppy when few images are displayed per second.
Move the camera closer to the receiver. Move any obstacles
between the receiver and camera.
Grainy picture when viewed on a
large screen
The camera limits the resolution to 640 x 480 pixels, producing a
grainy picture on large screens.
Use a screen with picture-in-picture capability. Read the operating
instructions for the screen.
Use a smaller screen image.
