cctv camera pros ELT-L1350 User manual

CCTV Elevator Camera with
Wireless Video Transmission System
Model:
Model:
ELT-L1350
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The package contains the main units and its components as specified below. When
you purchase the package, please check to ensure the components specified below
are included
are
included
.
Transmitter 1
Receiver 1
Brackets 1
(used to raise receiver off floor)
Camera 1
Power Supply 2
Cables 2

①POWER: 9V DC
②POWER: SWITCH
③VIDEO: Indicates video signal when lasers are aligned.
④
POWER: Indicates power is connected
④
POWER:
Indicates
power
is
connected
.
⑤SIGNAL: Video Input/Out.
⑥ALIGNMENT SCREW: To align the angle of the laser beam.
⑦LASER: Transmitter/Receiver
⑧MAGNET PLATE: For mounting on metal surface or bracket.
⑨MOUNTING HOLE: For permanently mounting using
screws.

Safety Precautions for Installation
CAUTION
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures
other than those specified here may result in hazardous laser
radiation exposure
radiation
exposure
.
EYE SAFETY
Class 1M laser products, as defined in IEC/EN 60825-1:1994
and IEC/EN 60825-1/A2:2001. Although the NK -500 series meet
ANSI and IEC standards for eye safety when not viewed with
binoculars or other optical
collecting devices
at the telescope
binoculars
or
other
optical
collecting
devices
at
the
telescope
output aperture, you should avoid looking directly into the laser
aperture during operation. The lasers operate at a wavelength of
658 nm, which is in the infrared region of the electromagnetic
spectrum and is not visible to the human eye.
LASER SAFETY
LASER
SAFETY
Classification according to and IEC/EN 60825-1/A2:2001
CLASS: Class 1 M
This class is safe for viewing directly with the naked eye, but may
be hazardous to view with the aid of optical instruments. In
general, the use of magnifying glasses increases the hazard
from a widely
-
diverging beam (
eg LEDs
and bare laser diodes)
from
a
widely
diverging
beam
(
e
.
g
.
LEDs
and
bare
laser
diodes)
,
and binoculars or telescopes increase the hazard from a wide,
collimated beam (such as those used in open-beam
telecommunications systems).

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Due to the narrowness of the laser beam, alignment is critical and
because of This the units must be attached to a rigid mounting
surface. Install the receiver on proper place, using a metal mounting
bracket that is provided in the package. There are several options to
mount the system; Mounting the metal mounting bracket on rigid
surface and attach
the system
using the magnet plate
surface
and
attach
the
system
using
the
magnet
plate
.
When a surface is metal, mount the system directly on a metal
surface. When a surface can be screwed, mount the system using
screws or use Velcro tape if other options are not available Power
screws
or
,
use
Velcro
tape
,
if
other
options
are
not
available
.
Power
on the transmitter and orient the laser beam to the receiver and find
and mark the exact location where the receiver is placed on the center
of laser beam. Power off the transmitter, before mounting the
transmitter. After mounting the transmitter, power it on and check the
center of laser beam is exactly located on the receiver. To make the
receiver get better signal, adjust the diameter of the circle of laser
beam, turning the laser transmitter to counter-clockwise.