Defender PX301 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL V1.0
Model#: PX301 www.defender-usa.com
Digital Wireless DVR Security System
Receiver with SD Card Recording and Long Range Night Vision Camera

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CAUTION
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1. Defender products are guaranteed for a period of one year from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship and
materials. This warranty is limited to the repair, replacement or refund of the purchase price at Defender’s option.
2. This warranty becomes void if the product shows evidence of having been misused, mishandled or tampered with contrary to
the applicable instruction manual.
3. Routine cleaning, normal cosmetic and mechanical wear and tear are not covered under the terms of this warranty.
4. The warranty expressly provided for herein is the sole warranty provided in connection with the product itself and no other
warranty, expressed or implied is provided. Defender assumes no responsibilities for any other claims not specically
mentioned in this warranty.
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6. You MUST call Defender before sending any product back for repair. You will be sent a Return Authorization form with return
instructions. When returning the product for warranty service, please pack it carefully in the original box with all supplied
accessories, and enclose your original receipt or copy, and a brief explanation of the problem (include RA #).
7. This warranty is valid only in Canada and the continental U.S.
8. This warranty cannot be re-issued.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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IC NOTE: LOW POWER DECIVES RF
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) this device must
accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.”
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[B] est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
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IMPORTANT! PLEASE READ

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Congratulations on your purchase of the Phoenix 301! This wireless video camera with SD card recording capabilities
is an excellent security product for any home or business. With motion detection, audio recording, alarm activation
and scheduled recording, you can be sure that you will never miss an unsuspected guest or movement. Feel secure
in knowing that you will never miss a thing with your PX301 allowing you to see, hear and record events which are
happening at all times.
FEATURES ................................................................................................................................5
WHAT’S INCLUDED ....................................................................................................................7
ALTERNATE KITS .......................................................................................................................7
ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES .........................................................................................................7
BUTTONS AND CONNECTIONS .....................................................................................................8
Receiver ........................................................................................................................................................8
Remote .......................................................................................................................................................10
Camera .......................................................................................................................................................10
INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................11
Things to Consider ......................................................................................................................................11
Avoiding Interference .................................................................................................................................11
Mounting the Camera ................................................................................................................................12
Plugging in Receiver ...................................................................................................................................13
Plugging Receiver into a Monitor ...............................................................................................................13
IR Extension................................................................................................................................................14
PAIRING ................................................................................................................................14
GETTING STARTED ...................................................................................................................15
Inserting SD Card into receiver ....................................................................................................................15
Live View ....................................................................................................................................................15
CAMERA VIEWING ...................................................................................................................16
RECORDING ............................................................................................................................16
MAIN MENU ...........................................................................................................................17
Camera ON/OFF Menu ................................................................................................................................17
Record Menu ..............................................................................................................................................18
Quality ...............................................................................................................................................18
Trigger Record ....................................................................................................................................19
Scheduled Record ...............................................................................................................................19
Overwrite ...........................................................................................................................................20
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION

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Settings...........................................................................................................................20
Date and Time ....................................................................................................................................21
Brightness ..........................................................................................................................................21
AV Out ................................................................................................................................................22
Format the SD Card ............................................................................................................................22
Digital Zoom ......................................................................................................................................23
Default ...............................................................................................................................................23
PLAYBACK ..............................................................................................................................24
Watching Recorded Footage Through receiver ............................................................................................24
Playback Buttons ........................................................................................................................................25
Delete .........................................................................................................................................................25
Computer Playback.....................................................................................................................................26
Backing Footage up on a Computer ............................................................................................................27
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................28
SPECIFICATIONS .....................................................................................................................29
Camera .......................................................................................................................................................29
Receiver ......................................................................................................................................................30
REPLACEMENT PARTS/ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES .......................................................................31
DRILLING TEMPLATE ...............................................................................................................32
FEATURES
Digital Wireless Technology
Superior digital frequency with a wireless range of 100ft ensures clear video and audio. The convenience of a digital
wireless signal also allows you to set your system up in just a matter of minutes.
SD Card Recording
Record up to 350 minutes of video and audio directly onto the included 2GB SD card. Choose to record constantly,
based on a set schedule or only when motion is detected.
Long Range Night Vision
Eighteen infrared (IR) LEDs let you see in the dark, up to 40ft away!1 The LEDs automatically activate when it gets
dark, giving you around the clock protection.
Easily Connects to a TV
Use the included 6ft AV wire to connect to any television so you can see and hear your footage on a larger screen.
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24/7 Lifetime Live Customer Support
Assistance is available for you whenever you need it. Our customer support team can be reached by phone, email or
live web chat services 24/7 so that you will always have access to an expert.
Weather Resistant Camera
The camera is built with durable aluminum, weather resistant housing2 so you can use it outdoors in almost any
weather condition. Use it indoors for monitoring your business, inventory or home.
Expandable up to 4 Cameras
This system can support up to four cameras so you can monitor multiple oces, entrances and outdoor areas at the
same time.3 Additional Camera: PX301-C
Motion Detection Settings
Motion detection gives you the option to record only when movement is detected to conserve your SD card memory.
Your system will start recording and alert you when motion is detected.
24 Hour Scheduled Recording
Personalize a 24 hour recording schedule. Record video footage using three dierent types of recording modes:
manual, scheduled, and motion activated.
Remote Control Access
Control your system directly from the buttons on the receiver or from a distance with the included remote control.
The included IR extension wire makes your remote control even more user friendly.
1. IR illumination range up to 40ft under ideal conditions. Objects at or beyond this range may be partially or
completely obscured, depending on the camera application.
2. Not for use in direct exposure to water, rain or snow. Although the cameras are water resistant they are not
waterproof.
3. Recording in quad screen mode not supported. Single channel recording only
For more information: Please visit www.defender-usa.com
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Digital wireless Camera Digital wireless receiver 2GB SD Card
4 Window Warning Stickers Remote Control
• Mounting Hardware
• Power Adapter for Receiver
• Manual
• Power Adapter for Camera
• IR extension cord
• RCA to RCA (male) cable
ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES
PX 301-C Additional Camera For more information please visit:
www.defender-usa.com
ALTERNATE KITS
PX301 - 013
Additional
Camera
The following kits have the
following items included (as
well as what is mentioned
above)
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RECEIVER
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1. Auto Channel: Turns auto channel on and o. When this function is on, the camera channels will sequence
through automatically
2. Manual Channel: Manually changes which camera is viewed on screen
3. Motion Record: Prompts the receiver to record motion. To stop motion recording, press this button again
4. Manual Record: Prompts the receiver to begin constant recording. To stop recording, press this button
again
5. Up/Play/Pause: When accessing the menu pressing this will scroll up, when viewing recorded footage,
pressing this button will Pause/Play the footage
6. Right/F.F: When accessing the menu pressing this will scroll right, when viewing recorded footage,
pressing this button will fast forward through the footage
7. Down/Stop: When accessing the menu pressing this will scroll down, when viewing recorded footage,
pressing this button will stop the footage
8. Left/R.R: When accessing the menu pressing this will scroll left, when viewing recorded footage,
pressing this button will rewind the footage
9. OK/Play: When accessing the menu pressing this will enter each option. When in live view mode,
pressing this button will open the footage list. For more information on footage and
playback, see “Playback” on Pg. 24
10. Menu/Exit: Enters and exits the main menu
11. Quad: Opens up a quad screen view. For more information on viewing, please see “Camera
Viewing” on Pg. 16
12. Delete: Deletes footage. For more information on deleting footage, please see “Delete” on Pg. 25
13. Indication Lights: These lights indicate what features your receiver is set to as well as if you have newly
recorded footage and whether or not your SD card is full
14. Alarm Volume: Whenever motion is detected, an alarm will sound from your receiver. Turning this knob
adjusts the alarm volume up and down
15. IR Sensor: The IR sensor is how the remote and receiver communicate
16. Button Lock: Moving this switch to the right will lock the buttons on your receiver. When the receiver
buttons are locked the remote control will still work
17. SD Card Insert: Your SD card can be inserted into this area to record and save footage
18. Antenna: This antenna allows for a better signal between the camera and receiver
19. Power Input: Plug the small end of the included power adapter marked “receiver” into this area
20. A/V Out: Plug the single end of the included A/V cable into this area
21. IR Extension: Plug the included IR extension cord into this area if you would like to have a
stronger signal between the remote and receiver
Note: To jump to a particular paired camera while in quad mode, select the camera number on the
navigational buttons. This function only works while in quad viewing mode.
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REMOTE
The buttons on the remote hold the same functions as the buttons on the receiver, with three exceptions:
1. Scan/Delete:
Pressing this button will delete footage. The scan function
is not compatible with this particular system. For more
information on deleting footage, please see “Delete” on Pg 25
2. AV:
The AV button is not compatible with this particular system,
therefore this button has no function
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1. Pair Button:
Located at the back of the
camera, you press this button
when pairing the camera and
receiver. For more information,
please see “Pairing” on Pg 14
2. Antenna:
This removable antenna allows
for a better signal between the
camera and receiver
3. Camera Housing:
Made of anodized aluminum to
prevent rust
4. Infrared (IR):
The 18 LEDs allow the camera
to see in the dark up to 40ft
away
5. Camera Lens:
The camera lens is located in
the center of the LEDs
6. CDS Sensor: Automatically turns on the infrared LEDs when it gets dark
7. Motion Detection: Detects any motion in front of the camera
8. Microphone: Records audio within 6 feet of camera
9. Camera Mount: Allows the camera to be desk or wall mounted
10. Power connection: This 3 ft. cord connects to the power adapter (marked “Camera”)
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THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE INSTALLATION
• The camera should be installed between 8 to 13ft above the area to be monitored
• Ensure that the camera is installed NO MORE then 100 ft away from the receiver’s position to maintain a strong
signal between the camera and receiver
• Before mounting the camera, ensure there are no obstructions in the camera’s view
• Place camera in the most strategic place where it can provide detailed video of your home or business. Having
the camera in the open for people to see can help deter criminals
• To cover large, dark areas such as backyards, garages, and driveways, place camera in a strategic location, such
as on the roof or deck. This way more area is covered by the camera
• Ensure that the camera is positioned to avoid glare. Be sure to position camera away from direct sunlight or
indoor lighting
• For best results, light in front of the camera should be about the same brightness as the light around the area or
object being monitored
• Decide whether the camera will be wall-mounted, or mounted on a desk/table top. We recommend that the
mount is secured using the included screws and hardware for all installations
The PX301 utilizes clear signal technology,
meaning that it is designed to avoid the
frequencies of common wireless devices. By
doing so, the system does not receive interference
from any standardized 2.4GHz or 5.8 GHz wireless
devices within your home or business.
The signal also passes easily through interior
walls. However, buildings with metal frames or
placing the camera near large metal objects may
cause signal interference. If reception is poor,
moving the camera and/or receiver closer to one
another may x this problem. Interference is also
possible if another device within the building
(such as a cordless phone) is operating on the
same frequency.
AVOIDING INTERFERENCE
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MOUNTING THE CAMERA
1. Decide if the camera will be wall-mounted or sitting
on a desk/tabletop. The camera can be adjusted for
many mounting scenarios by rotating it to the re-
quired position.
• Keep in mind that the camera is microphone
equipped. If you would like audio recorded,
make sure the camera is within a close enough
range of the area being monitored to record
any sounds (within 6 ft)
• Be sure to mount the camera no further than
100ft away from your receiver
• Be sure to mount the camera no further than 8ft
away from a power source
2. Screw the mounting bracket into the camera’s mount-
ing hole, turning it clockwise.
3. Ensure that the camera is strongly secured into
the wall.
4. Adjust camera to the desired viewing angle.
5. For additional help with mounting the camera, please
see the drilling template located at the back of the
manual.
6. Once you have mounted the camera and placed
it at the desired viewing angle, plug the camera’s
power adapter (marked for camera) into the cord on
the camera and then plug the adapter into a power
source. (A surge protected power source is
recommended.)
7. If you purchased a kit with additional cameras, repeat
the above steps for all additional cameras.
Adjust camera to desired viewing angle
Ensure the camera is secure
Note: The above photos are examples of
mounting a camera, your camera will
look dierent from the above images.
Plug power adapter into Camera’s cord
Plug into Surge Protected power source
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To plug receiver in:
1. Make sure that the receiver is set up no more then
100ft from the camera. This is to ensure a strong signal
between the camera and receiver.
2. Plug the receiver’s power adapter (marked for receiver)
into the receiver’s power input area (marked “9V DC”).
3. Plug the other end of the power adapter into a power
source (surge protected power source recommended).
4. To view and hear the camera, you must connect the
receiver to a monitor.
PLUGGING IN RECEIVER
Once the receiver is connected to a power source it will automatically turn on and pair with the camera. If the
camera and receiver do not automatically pair please see “PAIRING” Pg 14.
Plug into Surge Protected power source
To plug receiver into Monitor:
1. Plug single end of the A/V cable into A/V out area on back of receiver.
2. Plug the video jack (yellow) into the video input on your monitor and the audio jack (white) into the audio input
on your monitor.
3. You may have to adjust the channels or video source input on your monitor to view the footage.
4. Once the proper channel is set, the footage from the camera will display on the monitor.
PLUGGING RECEIVER INTO A MONITOR
The PX301 comes equipped with an audio/video cable that can be plugged into any monitor with an audio/video
input. Once plugged in, you will be able to watch and hear live video, access and view the menu as well as watch
playback footage from your SD card.
Plug adapter into 9VDC
Plug A/V cable into A/V out on receiver Plug A/V cord into monitor
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To connect IR extension:
1. Plug the jack of the IR extension cord into the IR extension
input on the back of your receiver.
2. Peel the paper o the two sided tape on the other end of
the IR extension cord.
3. Place the sticky end of the IR extension cord to an area that
will receive the best signal from the remote control.
IR EXTENSION
The PX301 comes equipped with an IR extension. This IR extension is for the remote control, it allows for a better
signal between the remote and receiver. Plug IR extension in
To pair a camera and receiver:
1. On the receiver, press the menu button.
2. Using the arrow buttons, scroll to “Pairing” and press
OK.
3. A list of camera channels will appear numbered
Camera 1 – Camera 4. If you purchased additional
cameras or if your kit came with additional cameras,
you must use a dierent channel for each camera.
4. Select the camera channel you would like to pair
your camera to and press OK.
5. A screen will appear counting back from
30 seconds.
6. Within that 30 seconds, use a pin or small
screwdriver to press the pairing button on the back
of the camera that you are pairing to the receiver.
7. The camera and receiver will then pair and you will
see the camera’s view appear on screen.
8. If you purchased additional cameras or your kit
came with additional cameras repeat the above
pairing steps using dierent camera channels for
each additional camera.
Pairing the camera and receiver will be necessary if the camera and receiver do not automatically pair or if you
purchased a kit with additional cameras. A small pen or screwdriver is necessary to press the camera’s pair button.
Select Camera
30 Seconds to pair
Press pair button
PAIRING
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To insert SD card:
1. Insert the SD card into the provided SD card slot on the front of the receiver.
2. Ensure that the SD card is inserted face down with the metal readers being
inserted rst.
3. Once inserted the [SD] icon will appear on the screen.
4. If the icon does not appear, ensure that the SD card was put in correctly and
that the lock on the side of the SD card is not in the locked position.
INSERTING SD CARD INTO RECEIVER
The PX301 comes equipped with a 2GB SD card. The SD card will be what the recorded footage is saved to. You are
able to watch the recorded footage from the SD card through the receiver or through your computer using an SD
card reader.
Signal: Indicates the signal strength between the camera and monitor. The bars
vary based on connectivity, one bar represents a low connectivity and four
bars represents high connectivity
SD Card: Indicates that there is a SD card inserted into receiver and that it is
functioning properly
No Signal: Indicates that there is no signal between the camera and receiver. The
words NO SIGNAL will also appear on the screen
Unplugged: Indicates that the receiver was recently unplugged from a power source. If
a le name is displayed below this icon the receiver is indicating that there
was lost footage when the receiver was unplugged
Unwatched Footage: This icon indicates that you have unwatched footage on your receiver. If this
icon is red it indicates that you have new footage and that your SD card is
full. To get this icon to stop blinking you must access your recorded footage
list. To access footage see “Playback” on Pg 24-27
Camera: This indicates which camera you are viewing. For more information on
camera views please see “Camera Viewing” on Pg 16
Date/Time: Appears on “CAM1” only. This indicates the set date and time on your
receiver. To adjust the date and time settings, see “Settings”
on Pg 20
Record: This icon indicates that you are recording footage. Recording will take place
based on what recording mode is set. For more information about recording
modes, please see “Recording” on Pg 16
LIVE VIEW
Once your receiver is plugged into a monitor and paired with a camera, you will see a live view of the screen. The
screen can display the following information:
→
Insert SD card
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To manually switch through cameras:
• Press the “manual” channel button
To have the cameras sequence through automatically:
• Press the “auto” channel button
To view all paired cameras at once:
• Press the quad button. When the quad button is pressed scheduled recording will not take place; however,
motion record will. When the camera detects motion, the screen will appear in full screen mode and begin
recording. Once recording is complete the screen will switch back to quad screen mode. To jump to a particular
paired camera while in quad mode, select the camera number on the navigational buttons
Note: Only one camera can record at a time. You cannot access the menu, adjust channels,
manually record or view your playback list when in quad screen mode.
You can set your receiver to record manually, record all motion detected or record during a set schedule.
To set your receiver to record manually:
Press the manual record button. Pressing this button will prompt your receiver to constantly record. Pressing it
again during recording will stop the recording. The “Manual Record” light will be lit up when manual record is on
and turned o when it is stopped.
To set your receiver to record all motion detected:
Press the motion record button to have the receiver prompt recording whenever motion is detected. To turn o
motion record, press the motion record button again. The “Motion Record” light will be lit when motion record is on
and unlit when it is stopped.
To set your receiver to record based on a schedule:
The other record functions overtake the schedule record. A long as manual and motion are turned o and schedule
record is turned on, your receiver will record during your set times. Therefore, to record based on your set schedule,
ensure that all other recording modes (motion and manual) are stopped and that the schedule recording is turned
on. Turning on manual or motion record will stop the schedule record.
RECORDING
Note: Make sure the correct date and time are set in the “setting” menu to ensure proper
recording times for the schedule record. (See Page 21)
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The main menu has the following options:
• Camera On/O menu
• Record menu
• Pairing menu
• Setting menu
Menu Basics
• To access the main menu, press the
menu button
• To navigate through the menu, use the
navigation buttons
• To select anything within the main
menu, press the OK button
• To exit the main menu, press the menu
button again
• If the menu is opened and untouched
for 30 seconds, it will close
automatically
• You must be in single camera view to
be able to access the main menu
Main Menu
To turn a camera on/o:
1. Press the menu button to open the main menu.
2. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to the “camera
on/o” icon and press OK.
3. Scroll to the camera you would like to turn on/o.
4. Use the left and right arrow buttons to change the
settings from on or o for each camera you would
like to adjust.
• When the word “ON” appears next to a camera
that indicates that the camera is on, when
the word “OFF” appears next to a camera that
indicates that the camera is turned o
5. Once you have adjusted the cameras to your liking,
press OK. This will exit the camera on/o menu and
save your settings.
6. To exit the main menu, press the menu button.
CAMERA ON/OFF MENU
This menu option allows you to turn paired cameras on and o. When a camera is turned o, motion will not be
detected, footage will not be recorded and the cameras live view will not appear on the monitor.
Camera Menu
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RECORD MENU
The record menu allows you to adjust the quality of your recorded footage, adjust the recording time when motion
is detected, set and adjust a daily schedule, and turn on/o the overwrite functions.
Record Menu
To adjust quality:
1. Press the menu button to open the main menu.
2. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to the “Record”
icon and press OK.
3. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to “Quality”
and press OK.
4. Use the left and right navigational buttons to high-
light the quality you would like.
5. Once the quality you would like is highlighted, press
OK. This will exit the quality adjustment menu and
save your settings.
6. To exit the menu, press the menu button.
QUALITY
You can adjust the quality of your recorded footage to be low quality (320x240) or high quality (640 x 480).
Recording when set to low quality uses less space on your SD card, where recording with high quality uses
more space.
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TRIGGER RECORD
Trigger record allows you to adjust how long your camera records after motion is detected. You have the option of 5
seconds, 15 seconds and 30 seconds.
To adjust trigger record:
1. Press the menu button to open the main menu.
2. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to the “Record”
icon and press OK.
3. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to “Trigger
Record” and press OK.
4. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to and highlight
the time you would like to set your trigger record
settings to, press OK. This will exit the trigger record
menu and save your settings.
5. To exit the menu, press the menu button.
Trigger Record
To set the schedule record:
1. Press the menu button to open the main menu.
2. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to the “Record”
icon and press OK.
3. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to “Schedule
Record” and press OK.
4. Adjust the start time and stop time to your liking.
• Use the left and right navigational buttons to
scroll to the time you would like to adjust and use
the up and down navigational buttons to adjust
the hour and/or minutes within that time.
5. Once your times are set to your liking, use the left
navigational button to scroll to the ON icon and press
OK.
6. You schedule will now be turned on to record during
your set times.
7. To turn the schedule o scroll to the OFF icon and select OK.
8. Once OK is selected (from turning schedule on or o), you will exit the schedule record menu and save your
settings.
9. To exit the menu, press the menu button.
SCHEDULE RECORD
You can set your receiver to record during a scheduled time. You are able to adjust the schedule to record daily
based on a 24hr. schedule. This is good if you are away from home during a portion of the day and you don’t want
to miss anything that may happen while you are away.
Schedule Record
Note: In order for schedule recording
to take place, all other recording
modes must be turned o.
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OVERWRITE
You have the option to record over old footage once your SD card is full; this is so your device will always record
when prompted. The device will record new footage over the oldest footage. If you choose not to have your device
overwrite saved footage, the device will stop recording once the SD card is full.
To turn on/o Overwrite:
1. Press the menu button to open the main menu.
2. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to the “Record”
icon and press OK.
3. Use the navigational buttons to scroll to “Overwrite”
and press OK.
4. Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll to “Yes”
or “No”. Yes will turn the overwrite function on and
no will turn the overwrite function o.
5. Once you have highlighted which overwrite function
you would like, press OK. This will exit the overwrite
menu and save your settings.
6. To exit the menu, press the menu button.
Overwrite Option
PAIRING
Pairing the camera and receiver will be necessary if the camera and receiver do not automatically pair or if you
purchased a kit with additional cameras. For information on how to pair a camera to the receiver please see
“PAIRING” on Pg. 14.
SETTINGS
The settings menu allows you to do the following:
• Adjust the date and time
• Adjust brightness
• Change the video standard (AV out)
• Format your SD card
• Adjust the camera zoom
• Restore factory default settings
Settings Menu
MAIN MENU