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Connecting the Video and Audio Inputs:
A video signal can be connected to the CamView W35v in two places.
For the best durability, the BNC video input jack (11) should be used.
The video input on the side of the W35 (9) uses a mini-plug and is
more easily damaged that the BNC. However, if you need to put audio
into the monitor, the side connector (9) will have to be used with the
provided A/V cable.
Connecting the Video and Audio Outputs:
Video outputs are provided in two places on the CamView W35v.
For the best durability, the BNC video output jack (12) should be used.
The video output on the side of the W35v (10) uses a mini-plug and is
more easily damaged that the BNC. The video out can be used as a
‘Loop-Thru’ to connect a remote video monitor, as well as the CamView,
to the camera being tested. This way, the camera technician can view the
camera video, and send it on to another location for viewing there.
Using the video output reduces the signal level, so the brightness of
the image on the CamView may drop slightly when the video output
is connected. If you need to use the audio output, the connector on the
side (10) needs to be used with the provided cable.
Note: Connecting a long unterminated cable to the video output may
cause a ‘ghost’ image to appear on the screen. This will not occur with
properly terminated cables.
Using 12VDC Camera Power:
12VDC at 350mA is provided via jack (13) on the side of the CamView.
This power source will operate many standard box or dome cameras.
Some cameras, especially PTZ models, may require more power than
the CamView can provide. Some cameras may require a different power
source (like 5VDC or 24VAC). (Continued on next page)
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