User's Manual

OPERATING THE SYSTEM

The system supports two cameras. Users can switch from one camera to the other one manually or

automatically by pressing the buttons on the top panel of the receiver. Be sure that the both dip

switches in the receiver should be switched on.

MANUAL MODE///

To select one of the two channels manually, press the MANUAL button on the top panel of the

receiver. The receiver will switch to a different channel (CAM1, CAM2) each time when the MANUAL

button is pressed. When you select a channel with an activated camera, the video will appear on TV

screen.

AUTO MODE///

To have the receiver automatically switch between the 2 channels, press the AUTO button on the top

panel of the receiver. The receiver will continuously scan through both channels which are on. The

TV screen will display the picture from one camera to the other. 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 sound of the receiver

increases the dwell time by one second. And the dwell time equals to the number of sound added to

one second.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

If you have trouble operating this product, please consult the guide below:

SYMPTOM REMEDIES

No camera picture

1. Check all connections. Make sure the adapter is plugged in.

Camera(s) and receiver should be switched ON.

2. Ensure camera(s) and receiver are set to correct channel(s).

3. Make sure camera is within range of receiver.

Interference on camera

picture

1. Make sure each camera is within range, and that no large

obstructions are blocking the signal.

2. Try repositioning the camera, receiver or both to improve the

reception quality.

3. If a camera is positioned close to the receiver, point antenna

away from the receiver.

Audio problems

1. Ensure the volume is turned up sufficiently on the TV.

2. Make sure the sound is within the microphone range.

3. If the unit emits a loud wailing sound (feeds back), try moving

the camera away from the receiver or angle the receiver differently.