RDI Technology CA100 2.4GHz WIRELESS COLOR BULLET MICROCAM User Manual

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Date Submitted	2006-02-24 00:00:00
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Congratulations on your purchase of the 2.4GHz Wireless MIcroCam System(WMS).
The WMS consists of a wireless receiver and a wireless MicroCam, an ideal product for
application of covert moniton'ng, such as the porch. watching the yard. pool, pets orthe
baby, It is also suited to many small business,
FEATURES
. Miniature color camera in bullet type
o Both audio and video output
0 Video motion deteaionNMD)
- Adjustable beep vofume when motion is detected by VMD sensor
0 Supports up to 3 cameras
. Manual or auto switching between cameras
- Adjustable cycle time between different channels
- AC power adapter or battery operation
. Camera can meet IP54 standard for outdoor use.
SYSTEM CONTENTS
- R01608 wireless receiver x1
- CA100 wireless MicroCam x1
- Power adaptor x2
- Adapter cable x1
. Hardware kit x1
- Manual x1
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THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INSTALLA110N
For best perfom'iance, follow these simple guidelines:
- Camera(s) should be installed between 8 and 13 feet above the area to be monitored
°The Camera should be aimed accordingly to optimize viewing area
° For best transmission. avoid installations where there are thick walls or major
obstructions between the Camera and Receiver
INSTALLING THE CAMERA (TRANSMITTER)
1. Unpack the Camera.
2. Decide whether the Camera will be wall-mounted or sit on a desk/table top. If wall
mounting, use the hardware kit in the package. The Camera can be adjusted for either
mounting scenario by rotating the Camera to the required position.
3. If using the 9V camera power adapter, just connect power jack. Make sure the Camera
is positioned no more than 5 1/2 feet from an AC power outlet.
4. Each camera‘s channel number is preset by factory, it can be found on the metal case
of the camera. The channel number is not changeable by user.
The Camera (Transmitter) installation is now complete.
SETTING UP THE RECEIVER
1. Connect one end of the cable (Min Din) to the back of the receiver, the anther
end (RCA cord) to your television's AN inputs. the yellow plug to the VIDEO IN jack and
the white plug to the AUDIO IN jack.
2. Plug the receiver power adapter into the 9V DC powerjack on the back of the receiver
and plug the power adapter into any 120 V/240 V power outlet.
3. Place the receiver either on top or near to your TV. Rotate the antenna to a vertical
position.
0PT1MIZING THE WIRELESS CAMERA SYSTEM
The 2.4GHz video signals pass easilythrough your homeis interior walls, but the signal
may be reflected by power wires or plumbing inside the wall. Usually a slight adjustment of
the Receiver and/or Camera antenna will improve reception. Take care not to force the
antennas past their lock positions.
The most common source of interference are microwave ovens. Try to avoid mounting the
Receiver near a microwave oven or other source of RF interference such as cordless
phones.
MULTI-CAM ERA OPERATION
Our wireless 2.4GHz MicroCam system is designed to work with up to 3 Cameras.
Additional Cameras (With different shapes for your option) are sold separately.
IMPORTANT: When using more than one Camera, please check channel number on
package or the metal case of camera, make sure it is exclusive to each camera.
Accordingly the dip switch located on the back of the Receiver should be adjusted to
reflect the channels in use.
0PERA11NG THE SYSTEM
Set your TV to monitor the VIDEO INPUT designated for the Receiver.
The receiver can support up to three different camera/transmitter signals. You can switch
from one camera to the next either manually or automatically via button on the top panel of
the receiver.
MANUAL MODE
To select one of the three channels manually. press the MANUAL button on the panel of
the receiver.
The red LED will light and the receiver will switch to a different channel (CAM1. CAM2,
CAM3) each time when the MANUAL button is pressed. To avoid searching channels that
do not have cameras/transmitters assigned to them, set the DIP switches (located on the
rear panel of the receiver) for those corresponding channels to the OFF position (up).
When you have selected a channel with an active camera, that video will appear on your
TV screen
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AUTO MODE
To have the receiver automatically rotate through the channels, press the AUTO button on
the top panel of the receiver. The green LED will light and the receiver will continuously
scan through all channels which are ON. To avoid searching channels that do not have
cameras/transmitters assigned to them. set the DIP switches for those corresponding
channels to the OFF position. The monitor will display the picture from one camera to the
next, while the beeper will sound. The dwell time (time taken to switch between cameras)
is preset to 4 seconds and can be adjusted between 2-30 seconds. To adjust the dwell
time, press both the AUTO and MANUAL button simultaneously. Each flash of the LED
increases the dwell time by one second,
VCA PORT:
If operated with wireless camera with motion detector built in, the receiver can output PIR
(passive infra-red) signal through VCA port for additional use. For example, If combine
with our VCAGO or VC050 VCR controller box. the enhanced system can start/stop
recording automatically in case motion is detected or gone.
MOTION DETECTION:
The camera has video motion detection (VMD) sensor built in, when any motion detected
by the sensor. the beeper built in receiver will sound to alert user, The beep sound can be
adjustable from null to maximum with the tuning on the top surface of the receiver.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
If you are having trouble operating this product. please consult the guide below:
SYMPTOM REMEDIES
1. Check all connectors. Make sure camera(s) and receiver are
switched ON.
2. Ensure camera(s) and receiver are set to correct channel(s).
3. Make sure camera is within range of receiver,
No camera picture
1. Make sure receiver is switched ON.
Blank monitor 2. If using AC adapter, make sure it is plugged in.
1. Make sure each camera (transmitter) is within range, and
that no large obstructions are blocking the signal.
2. Try repositioning the camera, receiver or both to improve the
Interference on reception quality.
camera picture 3. If a camera is positioned close to the receiver. point antenna
away from the receiver.
4. Reposition other nearby equipment transmitting on 2.4 GHz
frequency
1. Ensure the volume is turned up sufficiently on the TV.
2. Make sure the sound is within the microphone range.
Audio problems 3. Ifthe unit emits aloud wailing sound (feeds back). try
moving the camera away from the receiver or angle the
receiver differently.
iv System PAL or NTSC
fliesolution 360 horizontal TV Lines
ZHigh-Speed Electronic Shutter 1/60 - 1/15 000 sec
Case Finish Metal Aluminum case, suited for
indoor or outdoor use
2.41- 2.47 GHZ
—10°C to +40°C
Audio/Video
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_Current Consumption Approx. 180 mA
FCC NOTE:
THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV
INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS
EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY
TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

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