Instructions / Assembly

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Neighbors. If an adjacent land owner is using CuddeLink
you must be on dierent channels. To determine if a
neighbor is using CuddeLink turn o your Home camera
and use the RF LEVEL on a Remote camera to listen for
radio trac. If a numerical signal is displayed you must
select a dierent channel. With 16 channels available
you should be able to nd a clear channel.
More than 16 cameras. A single CuddeLink network is
limited to 16 cameras. If you require more than 16
cameras you can deploy addional networks. Each
network must be assigned a unique CL CHANNEL.
CL LEVEL (Remote only). CL LEVEL is a signal strength
meter. The range is 10 (poor) to 99 (best). A level
above 20 is sucient for reliable image transmission.
We have successfully deployed networks with signal
level as low as 10, however, for best performance try to
keep the levels at 20 and above.
• A display of - - - - indicates no signal is received.
• It may take up to 2 minutes for the CL LEVEL to
detect a signal. If a signal is not received within a
few minutes you must move closer to the nearest
acve camera.
• It is good pracce to enable CL LEVEL while next to a
deployed camera and then move away from that
camera with the CL LEVEL displayed. This allows you
to monitor the level as you move further from the
deployed camera.
• CL LEVEL will vary and you may see the level
uctuate as you are observing and from day to day.