INVENTEC BESTA EB934 The Smallest Digital Wireless Parking Camera User Manual

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The Smallest Digital
Wireless Parking
Camera
1. Wireless Parking Camera System
1.1. Parts
Wireless Camera
Wireless Receiver
 The system spot movement—From left to right/ up to down
 The system spot movement is marked with yellow frame
 The system will display a yellow mark or icon when setting is confirmed
1.2. Information
 Product compliant with FCC/CE rules.
 Wireless technology WiFi 2.4GHz, IEEE802.11b/g.
 Plug and play without paring @ auto power on.
 Operating voltage DC 9V〜32V.
 Operation temperature -10℃～+70℃.
 Storage temperature -30℃～+70℃.
 Operation distance around 167 feet.
 4.3″ 480x272 high resolution LCD monitor.
 LCD monitor brightness is adjustable, 8 levels.
 Image quality 30fps @ VGA resolution.
 Super view angle H=136∘.
 Minimum illumination 0.1lux.
 Quick boot up system around 1sec.
 Image latency around 100ms.
 Parking guide-line adjustable.
 Image is shiftable via screen button.
 Water proof level IP67.
2. Introduction
2.1.
Wireless Camera is installed on the tail of the automobile. When you put into
reverse gear, the system will operate automatically. You can monitor the
environment through the screen when you are reversing.
 Wireless Camera
 LCD: 4.3 in WQVGA(480 × 272)
 Pairing (default)
 Parking line auto switch on/off
Switch unit user’s guide
Button
Enter
Mode
Normal
Setting
▽
Normal
Setting
△
Normal
Setting
Press
Function
Long press 5 seconds
Into setting mode - Settings Menu
Short press
Turn the guiding line ON/OFF
Long press 5 seconds
N/A
Short press
Choose
Long press 5 seconds
N/A
Short press
N/A
Long press 5 seconds
Short press
N/A
Down／Right
Long press 5 seconds
N/A
Short press
N/A
Long press 5 seconds
N/A
Up／Left
Short press
2.2. Interface
2.2.1.Camera Display
Guiding Line - OFF
Guiding Line - ON
2.2.2.Settings
No
Name
Function
Switch Unit
Settings
Menu
N/A
Setting item
Setting title
N/A
Setting item
corresponding button
a. Setting item corresponding button
b. High brightness display when setted
YES
Exit
a. High brightness display when setted
b. Back to Camera mode
YES，Default
Note：

This system use high brightness/yellow to mark the content.
See above[Exit]

Contents：
2.2.2.1
2.2.2.2
2.2.2.3
2.2.2.4
Guide Line
Guide Line Default
Brightness
Screen Adjust
2.2.2.1
Guide Line
Guide line setting/display. Buttons function
(1)Guide Line Setting
No
Name
Adjust
Save
Function
Press ENTER and adjust the guide line
Switch Unit
YES，Default
Press△、▽ Key to move the spot into position[Guide Line] [Save]、 YES
Press ENTER and saved, then exit setting.
Cancel
Default
Press△、▽ Key to move the spot into position[Guide Line] [Cancel]、 YES
Press ENTER and not Saved, then exit setting
Press△、▽ Key to move the spot into position[Guide Line] [Default]、YES
Press ENTER, then back to default setting.
A. Adjustment of the guiding line position.
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved up for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved down for one pixel.
Press ENTER Key switch to next adjustment point(position)
Switch Unit
YES
B. Guide line adjustment (horizontal)
No
Name
Function
Press △ Key moved up for one pixel.
Adjustment
Switch Unit
YES
Press ▽ Key moved down for one pixel.
Press ENTER Key switch to next adjustment point(position)
C. Left side guide line front point adjustment
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved right for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved left for one pixel.
Switch Unit
YES
Press Switch Unit ENTER Key to adjust up/down for the guide point.
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved up for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved down for one pixel.
Press ENTER Key switch to next adjustment point(position)
Switch Unit
YES
D. Left side guide line back point adjustment
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved right for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved left for one pixel.
Switch Unit
YES
Press Switch Unit ENTER Key to adjust up/down for the guide point.
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved up for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved down for one pixel.
Switch Unit
YES
Press ENTER Key switch to next adjustment point(position)
E. Right side guide line front point adjustment
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved right for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved left for one pixel.
Press Switch Unit ENTER Key to adjust up/down for the guide point.
Switch Unit
YES
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved up for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved down for one pixel.
Switch Unit
YES
Press ENTER Key switch to next adjustment point(position)
F. Right side guide line back point adjustment
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved right for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved left for one pixel.
Switch Unit
YES
Press Switch Unit ENTER Key to adjust up/down for the guide point.
No
Name
Adjustment
Function
Press △ Key moved up for one pixel.
Press ▽ Key moved down for one pixel.
Press ENTER Key switch to next adjustment point(position)
Switch Unit
YES
2.2.2.2
No
Name
Function
Press Enter Key to change the display
ON: Guide line display on.
OFF: Guide line display off.
ON / OFF
2.2.2.3
No
Guide Line Default
Switch Unit
YES
Brightness
Name
Brightness
Function
a.
Adjustment the brightness press△、▽ key，press△ to
increase，press▽to decrease the level of brightness
b.
c.
Brightness level from 1~8, brighter as level increased
Default setting as 7
Switch
Unit
YES
2.2.2.4
Screen Adjust
Camera Installation Position
Camera that recommended for installation in vertical center line , if can not be
installed in the line, you can use screen adjust function to adjust the display。
Cam1 : Installed in the line，image shows center。
Cam2 : The camera is not setup in the center，a little bit shift to right，can use screen
adjust function to adjust the display。
Screen Adjust
Button Functions
No
Name
Adjust
Save
Function
Switch Unit
Press ENTER to adjust the position
YES，Default
Control △, ▽ function key will move the position to
YES
[Guide Line] of [Save], press ENTER to exit the screen to save the
settings after the adjustment.
Control △, ▽ function key will move the position to
Cancel
YES
[Guide Line] of [Cancel], press ENTER , and will not save the settings
exit screen adjustment
Control △, ▽ Key will move the focus position to
Default
[Guide Line] of [Default], press ENTER OK, the screen returns to the
factory settings。
YES
Adjustment of screen position
No
Name
Function
When you select △ function key, the screen position to the right one
Left & right shift
Switch
Unit
None
pixel displacement.
When you select ▽ function key, screen position a left shift by one
pixel . Same as to move up and down to adjust the function key.
The current shift number。
(x_offset, y_offset)
Offset
x_offset：+x means shifted to right x pixel。
-x means shifted to left x pixel 。
y_offset：+y means shifted to up y pixel 。
-y means shifted to down y pixel 。
None
Leftmost
Rightmost
Lowermost
Uppermost
3. Product and accessories.
Name
Items
Wireless Camera
Wireless Receiver
Stand
Cable tie
Wire clip
Screws
Twin adhesive
4. Precautions.
 Parking system just for reference only, for your safety, please confirm the actual
surroundings.
 Please pay attention to camera installation, red line then positive, black line then
negative.
 This product is certified waterproof IP67, but do not rinse directly with water
cannons.
“USER MANUAL” Compliance Statement § 15.21 & 15.105
 EB937 FCC ID：2AJNIEB937
 EB934 FCC ID：U60EB934
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
installed and
not
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
To assure continued FCC compliance:
CAUTION:
1. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the grantee of this device could
Tovoid
assure
FCC compliance:
thecontinued
user's authority
to operate the equipment.
2.
This
equipment
complies
with
radiation
exposure
set forth
for an
uncontrolled
Any changes or modifications
notFCC
expressly
approved
by limits
the grantee
of this
device
environment.
Thisauthority
equipment
should be
and operated with minimum distance
could
void the user's
to operate
theinstalled
equipment.
20cm between the radiator & your body.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

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