Camsat CDS-6IPeco User manual

External wireless transmission system of video
and audio for IP cameras HD and UHD
in the band 5.1 - 5.8 GHz
User’s manual
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Thank you for choosing the CDS-6IPeco. We trust that its unique features will come in very
handy. Please, read this instruction manual to ensure safe operation and maximise efficiency
of the device.
The contents of this manual comprise proprietary information of CAMSAT and are intended
only for use by purchasers of the equipment described herein.
In order to copy or use any part of this manual for purposes other than the application or
maintenance of the described equipment, it is required that the customer should first obtain
a written consent from CAMSAT.
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Table of contents
Safety and maintenance tips..........................................................................................
Contents..............................................................................................................................
1. Basic information...........................................................................................................
2. Description of the connectors and LED indicators...............................................................
System configuration........................................................................................................
1. Logging into the system................................................................................................
2. Factory settings.............................................................................................................
3. Menu structure...............................................................................................................
4. Module assembly on the pole........................................................................................
5. Connection to the system.............................................................................................
6. First system start-up.....................................................................................................
6.1. Logging in...............................................................................................
6.2. IP address setting...................................................................................
6.4. Operating mode setting.........................................................................
6.5. SSID radio link name..............................................................................
6.6. Transmission distance............................................................................
6.7. Wireless transmission testing................................................................
6.8. Password changing.................................................................................
7. Link testing with PING command.................................................................................15
8. Radio transmission security..........................................................................................15
9. The list of available frequencies for the default channel width of 40MHz.................16
10. Table with technical parameters.............................................................................. 17
Trouble solving.................................................................................................................18
Appendix A........................................................................................................................18
Warranty general conditions...........................................................................................19
Used equipment storage..................................................................................................20
Declaration of conformity................................................................................................21
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I. Safety and maintenance tips.
Safety symbols
The warning about a potential electric shock due to high voltage inside the
product's casing.
In order to safely use our device, you should read and observe the tips contained
in this instruction manual.
The CDS-6IPeco module is maintenance-free. We recommend installing it on a
stable structure and connecting its power cables in a manner which would prevent
them from being accidentally damaged by the operator or any bystanders.
Note: Essential information
Note: This device can operate within the frequency and power ranges which
might be contradictory to laws applicable in selected countries.
The device is suitable for use in the European Union.
This device has been designed and manufactured with the utmost care for the safety
of its installers and users. For safety reasons, observe all the guidelines in this
manual and peripheral devices' manuals, such as the PC or IP camera.
Before installing the device, carefully read the entire instruction manual.
Ensure safe working conditions. The user's own modifications of the device will
prevent its legal use and render the warranty null and void. The device has passed
through the mandatory compliance assessment and it meets basic requirements in
the European New Approach Directives. The product is CE-marked.
Do not approach the device when it is on at the distance below 30cm.
Safety tips
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This device meets requirements of the European directive on radio equipment, tele-
communications terminals as well as on their mutual identification and compatibility
(Directive 1999/5/CE of the European Parliament and the Council of Europe, March
1999).
The CDS-6IPeco module is compliant with provisions related to the safety in using
electrical devices. Observe the following guidelines:
the power outlet must be earthed in compliance with applicable provisions,
before transferring the device or performing any other technical operations, disconnect
the power supply,
do not use any damaged or worn power supply cables, as they pose a threat to the
user's safety,
installation works must be performed by sufficiently qualified technicians,
do not use the device in locations where flammable substances are kept,
secure the device so that children or unauthorised persons should not gain access to it,
make certain that the device has been reliably fixed,
the device is off only after disconnecting its power supply cables and the cables
between it and other devices,
if the device is transferred to a room where the temperature is higher than where it has
previously been kept, water vapour may condensate inside its casing, which will prevent
its proper use.
Wait until the condensed water evaporates.
R&TTE declaration of conformity
Distances and interferences
The transmission distance may vary, depending on the frequency, environment,
radio waves, buildings, weather conditions, etc.
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When the transmitter is near such equipment as the TV set, R-LAN wireless
network, another transmitter, or when it is placed between other radio devices,
then the video stream may be interrupted or the devices might even lose the
connection. If this occurs, increase the distance between the interrupted devi-
ces and the transmitter.
The signal reception may vary, depending on the transmitter's working height
and angle. If the signal reception is not stable, optimise the antenna settings.
Meteorological radars operating within the frequency ranges of 5,250-5,350
MHz and 5,650-5,850MHz have the highest priority. These radars can interrupt
the device operation or even prevent it entirely
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Warning
The antennas used for the transmission from this transmitter must be installed
according to the instruction manual and they must be placed at least 30cm from all
persons. The transmitter is not compatible with another antenna nor transmitter.
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