Specifications

3
INPUT
2A. Connecting Directly to TV 2B. Connecting to Your Existing DVR
Connect the yellow video out plug to the
video input on your television (typically also yellow).
If you want sound, connect the RED audio out to
the RED audio input. If your TV doesn’t have a red
audio in, connect it to the white Audio In socket.
2
Using the RCA to BNC adapter, connect the
YELLOW video plug to an channel input on the
rear of the DVR. If your DVR has audio inputs,
connect the RED audio plug to an audio in socket.
2
Plug in the camera
power adapter into
a wall socket
4
Connect the camera’s DC and RCA sockets
to the extension cable, matching plugs to
sockets by color.
Microphone
1
Connect the extension cables
DC socket to the DC plug on
the power adapter
3
Technical Specifications
Video
Image Sensor 1/4” CMOS
Video Quality 400 TV Lines
Effective Pixels NTSC: 510 x 492
PAL: 628 x 582
Min. Illumination 0 Lux (IR on)
White Balance Automatic
Electronic Shutter NTSC: 1/60 ~ 1/100 000
PAL: 1/50 ~ 1/100 000
Gain Control Automatic
Backlight Comp. No
Wide Dynamic Range No
Lens 3.6mm
Viewing Angle H: 60°, V: 47°
Night Vision
Range Up to 5m (15ft)
IR Cut Filter No
Number of IR LEDs 11
Infrared Wavelength 850nm
IR LED Life (Average) 10, 000 hours
General
Power Required DC 12V @ 150mA
Operating Temp. -10°C ~ 45°C (14°F ~ 113°F)
Casing Aluminum
Dimensions (Camera) 165mm x 115mm x 67mm
(6.5” x 4.5” x 3.15”)
Dimensions (Stand) 60mm x 50mm x 45mm
(2.4” x 2” x 1.75”)
Weight (Camera) 60g / 2.2oz (approx)
Weight (Stand) 60g / 2.2oz (approx)
Audio
The ADS-100 has a microphone built in. It’s not in the camera itself, it’s attached to the cable (it’s in the
plastic tab near the A/V plugs). The RED RCA jack on the back of the camera carries the audio. It’s a
standard line-level output, and can be connected to a TV, DVD recorder, DVR, audio recorder, the line-in
port on a computer or any other audio device with standard inputs.
The microphone has a range of about 3m/10ft for sounds as loud as a normal speaking voice. Loud
sounds travel much further, and it might not hear really soft sounds at all.
The microphone isn’t in the camera for two reasons:
The weather-resistant case makes it relatively sound-resistant as well. We couldn’t put the mic in 1.
there without compromising the seal, and losing any shielding the camera has.
You can use the somewhat moveable microphone to your advantage, by placing it closer to what 2.
you’d want to hear. The microphone has a limited range, so proximity is the key to good results!
Cable: Note that the cable has female
plugs on one end and male plugs on the
other. The camera attaches to the
female side of the cable. Bear this in
mind when you’re installing your cable.
Connection Guide and Specifications