AVMOD9 & 10 GB
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3. Receiver Description
1. ON/OFF LED : this LED light when the
ON/OFF switch is placed in the ON
position.
2. 2.4GHz A/V antenna (front) : receives and
transmits A/V signals. The antenna has a
limited rotation range (see “Orienting
Devices” on p. 3).
3. Channel DIP switches : Put the switch on
the right number to select the appropriate
channel. Select the same channel number
for the camera and the receiver. Switch 5
sets the timer for the auto sequence
function.
4. Left audio jack (white)
5. Right audio jack (red)
6. Video jack (yellow)
7. 9V adapter plug
8. ON/OFF switch
4. Installing the Camera
Test the reception at the mounting location prior to the actual installation. Have someone hold the camera in place while
someone else checks the reception quality on the TV. In case of interference or other problems you should perhaps select
a different mounting location.
The camera operates on AA batteries or AC mains power:
Remove the cover of the battery compartment. Insert the batteries while paying attention to the polarity indications ! Close
the compartment again. Tip : remove the batteries if the device is not to be used for a long time.
When using AC mains power : Connect the jack at the back of the camera with a wall outlet using the included adapter.
Put the POWER switch in the ON position. The LED at the back of the camera lights up. Place the camera in a suitable
location, aim the lens and manipulate the lens body carefully in order to set the viewing angle. The auto focus function
automatically adjusts the focus of the picture.
The camera head can rotate 200° horizontally and 30° vertically. The lens is built into a lens body that can rotate 170°
vertically. Do not use excessive force when turning the lens body as you might severely damage the camera.
Adjust the antenna so that the concave front faces the receiver (see “Orienting Devices” on p. 3).
5. Installing the Receiver
a) Connect an A/V cable with the A/V jacks of the receiver. Make sure the colours of the plugs match those of the
receiver's jacks.
b) Connect the other end of the cable with the A/V jacks (LINE IN) of the TV. Make sure the colours match here, too!
Remark : For PAL systems the connector on the A/V component is a SCART socket. Connect the SCART connector
(RECEIVER) with the SCART socket (IN) of the A/V component and connect the RCA connector with the
receiver.
