Falcon FN-WCCS-W User manual

7-inch Digital Mirror Monitor
&
Wireless Camera
Wireless Camera
User Guide
Benutzerhandbuch

Congratulations on the purchase of your new Falcon 7”
Digital Mirror Monitor and Wireless
Camera kit
This guide will walk you through the installation and setup
process
Please note that it is important that you retain your receipt as
proof of purchase for assistance and support.
For further information about our product range please
Visit www.falcontechnology.co.uk
For product support please email
[e-mail]
www.falcontechnology.co.uk
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Camera kit
Digital Mirror Monitor and Wireless
Camera kit

MIRROR MONITOR
Size 7”Digital Screen
Operating frequency 2400 - 3463.5MHz
Maintain sensitivity <-86dBm (1MHz QPSK MD300RE)
Resolution 1024 x 600 RGB
Viewing angle L/R: 85/85 U/D: 85/85
Contrast ratio 800:1
Luminance 600
Response time (ms) 25
Load dump DC 12+87V/400ms
Operating temperature -20C ~+60C
Storage temperature -30C ~+80C
Dimensions (L x W x D) 249.5 x 108 x 39mm
CAMERA
Camera 1080P HD Digital Wireless Camera
Image Sensor 1/2.9 colour DSP
Resolution 1920 x 1080
IR 18pc 850nm IR LEDs
Viewing angle 120C
Waterproof rating IP69K
Shockproof rating 5G
Operating voltage range DC11-32V
Dimensions 106(W) x 75(H) x 70.4(D) mm
Front view Side view Bracket size

Thank you for purchasing your Falcon 7”Digital Mirror Monitor
and Wireless Camera. Please see the contents list below.
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
Mirror monitor 12V adapter Camera Camera antenna
Camera mount Camera base Cable Entry Gland Power button for
the camera
In-line fuse holder
and fuse
Screws & Caps x 4
Allen Key
Adhesive User Guide
1. Mirror monitor (with 2 meter power cable to USB port).
2. 12-volt to USB adapter.
3. Camera (digital wireless transmission camera and 5m power cable).
4. Camera antenna (digital camera antenna).
5. Camera mount.
6. Camera Base.
7. Cable entry gland (Single cable entry gland)
8 Power switch and at connector x 3 (power switch for camera).
9 In-line fuse holder and fuse (in-line fuse for camera power connection).
10. Screws, Caps and Allen keys.
11. Adhesive.
12. User Guide.

ASSEMBLING THE CAMERA
Place the camera mount onto the camera base and insert the self-tapping screw
through the white screw caps and screw the mount to the base in the pre-drilled
holes, then close the cap. Repeat for both holes.
Place the camera into the camera mount, align the camera with the 2 holes on
both sides of the bracket and use the 4 screws to set the angle of your camera.
Screw the antenna onto the back of the camera
Now the camera is set up and ready for installation.
INSTALLING THE CAMERA
Find a location where the camera base can rest at on the back of your vehicle
and clean the area to make sure it is free of any dust or debris. Place the base and
mark around the base with a insulation tape. Apply the glue to the bottom of
the camera base and place the camera base in the marked area. Scrape away any
excess glue. Leave on for 1 hour.
After an hour, remove the tape from around the camera base and remove any
remaining excess adhesive with isopropyl rubbing alcohol or similar.

EVALUATION OF CABLE ENTRY
First, consider where and how you will get the cable into the van. If you already
have a solar panel on the roof, you can remove the cable entry gland for the solar
panel and use the solar gland to pass the camera’s twin cable through, avoiding
adding more holes to your van. If you don’t have an existing cable entry gland on
your roof then plan the location of your cable entry gland for easiest access to a
12 volt supply
Note - The 12 volt supply must work when towing, so make sure to connect to a
permanent 12 volt supply. If you have a solar panel, you can get a feed from the
solar controller if you don’t plan a route to the consumer battery.
PREPARATION FOR DRILLING THE CABLE ENTRY HOLE
Tape o the sheet metal area around the hole location to protect the paint. Drill
a 3mm pilot hole and then a 12mm hole in its place. Remove any chips and clean
the hole thoroughly, if the surface is metal, apply some petroleum jelly or paint
around the hole to prevent corrosion. Run the cable through the cable entry and
then through the new hole apply the adhesive to the base of the cable entry
gland and gently apply pressure to the top of the cable entry gland sealing it
against your roof, wipe away any excess adhesive and leave for 1 hour.
SETTING UP & ATTACHING THE CAMERA
Once the camera base is rmly glued to the roof remove the caps o either side
of the camera base and use the 2 self-tapping screws to further secure the base
to the roof of the van. You may want to apply some glue to the screws and then
attach the caps back to the base.

TIDYING AWAY YOUR CABLES
Once your camera is installed and the cable has been run into your van you can
now use a piece of cable trunking to hide away any exposed cables on your roof
if your hole into the van is located away from your camera. Apply adhesive to the
base of the trunking and place in the most direct path from the camera to the
cable entry gland, apply a gentle amount of pressure to the trunking to spread
the adhesive evenly and leave for 1 hour
After 1 hour the trunking should be rmly attached to your roof, remove the
trunking lid and run your cable through the trunking, then seal the lid of the
trunking back on leaving a nice water tight and tidy nish to the roof of your van.
We also recommend sealing the opening and closing end of the trunking with
the adhesive to seal it from water or wind.
Remove any excess adhesive with isopropyl rubbing alcohol or similar.
CONNECTING THE POWER SUPPLY TO THE CAMERA
In the van, evaluate your route to your power outlet.
Assess the position where you want your power button, mark and drill a 20mm
hole.
Feed the cable through the hole and cut to the required length, strip the cable at
the 2 cut ends so you have 2 x red positive cables and 2 x negative cables.

Put the 2 negative wires together and crimp on a female spade connector, then
slide onto the brass pin in the diagram below, the left pin marked 20A.
Add a female spade connector to the red cable coming down from the camera
and slide it onto the pin marked DC (Camera) on the right.
Add a spade female connector to the red that connects to the power supply and
slide it onto the centre pin marked 12 volts.
PROTECTING YOUR CAMERA
To protect your camera from over voltage, use the in-line fuse holder between
the positive of the battery and the positive input of the 12V switch.
CONNECT POWER TO THE MONITOR
Press the spring-loaded clips on the back of the monitor and hold the back of the
monitor to your rear-view mirror by placing the top clips on the top of the rear-
view mirror and releasing the spring load clips against the bottom of the mirror.

Connect the monitor’s power plug to a USB port or use the 12-volt to USB
adapter.
TURNING ON THE SYSTEM
Turn on the camera by pressing the power button so the red LED light on the
switch lights up.
Power up the mirror monitor and the camera and monitor will pair.
Now drive with the peace of mind you know what’s happening behind
you!

1. Falcon digital camera with 5 meter power cable.
2. Falcon mirror monitor on/o switch.
3. V1/V2 button to switch channel is also used as selection
button in menu.
4. Scroll down the menu.
5. Menu button.
6. Scroll up in the menu.
MONITOR MENU OPERATION

PAIRING CAMERAS
First, make sure the camera’s power switch is turned on
Press the power button to turn on the monitor.
Press the MENU button on the monitor.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Pair button
then press V1/V2 To select this feature, and start the pairing
process now.
The green light on the monitor ashes in PAIRING MODE
Pairing will begin and you will see the 50 second countdown down
When the 50 second PAIRING time expires, the camera image will
appear on the screen.
PAIRING AN ADDITIONAL CAMERA
If you are adding an additional camera to the system, follow the
above procedure, when the monitor is in pairing mode, turn on
all the cameras, the monitor will then PAIR with both cameras. The
cameras are then visible in either V1, V2, V3 or V4.
Pressing the V1/V2 button 5 times will take you to split screen, then
you can see all cameras in split screen at the same time.

CHANGING THE CAMERA IMAGE
Because the system is designed as a rear view camera, the system
is set to a mirror image by default, so the camera mounted on the
back of the van looking at the mirror monitor monitor provides a
true perspective.
If you want to convert the mirror image into a real image or turn
the image upside down, you can do it as follows.
Press the power button to turn on the monitor.
Press the MENU button on the monitor.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Screen
rotation button then press V1/V2 To select this feature.
Use the Up and Down buttons to switch between a mirror
and true image and press the Menu button to select your
preference.

IMAGE SETTINGS
The following settings can be changed:
• Brightness
• Contrast
• Color
Press the power button to turn on the monitor.
Press the MENU button on the monitor.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Image Setup
button then press V1/V2 To select this feature.
Use the up or Down button to select Brightness, Contrast or
Colour, and then press V1/V2 to select the desired option.
Use the UP or Down Button to increase or decrease
settings, press the Menu button to save and exit

AUTO SCAN SETTINGS
Auto Scan is ideal for a 2+ camera installation where you want the
monitor to automatically switch between Camera 1 and Camera 2.
The time can be set between 5 seconds and 45 seconds delay.
Press the power button to turn on the monitor.
Press the MENU button on the monitor.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Auto Scan
Setting button then press V1/V2 To select this feature.
SETTING UP CAMERA
Use the Up or Down button, to select the camera you want
to put into auto scan mode, then press V1/V2 to select the
camera. Select ON or OFF and press V1/V2 to save and exit.

SETTING THE SWITCHING TIME
Use the Up or Down button, select the CLOCK Then
press V1/V2 Use the Up or Down Button to set the
switching time between 5 and 45 seconds then press the V1/V2
then press the MENU button to save & nish.
VIEW SELECTION
You can manually switch between cameras by pressing the V1/
V2 button. Pressing the button switches between the following
options:
1. AUTO SCAN will automatically switch between cameras at the
programmed switching time.
2. Camera 1
3. Camera 2
4. Camera 3
5. Camera 4
6. Camera 1, 2, 3 & 4 Split Screen
OTHER FEATURES
PARKING GUIDELINES
Parking guidelines can be particularly useful if you primarily
use the camera for reversing. To turn on this feature, follow the
instructions below:
Press the power button to turn on the monitor.
Press the MENU button on the monitor.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Parking
Guidelines button then press V1/V2 To select this feature.

SWITCH BETWEEN NTSC AND PAL
This feature is only required for countries that use a format other
than PAL. In Europe most cameras are PAL.
SCREEN AMBIENT LIGHT SENSOR ON / OFF
When toggled, this feature automatically adjusts the brightness of
the monitor as the ambient light changes.
Press the power button to turn on the monitor.
Press the MENU button on the monitor.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the settings
button then press V1/V2 To select this feature.
Use the Up or Down button to navigate to the Ambient
light adjustment button then press V1/V2 To select this
feature and use the Up or Down button to select ON or OFF.
Press V1/V2 to make your selection then press the menu
button to save & nish.

No signal:
If you don’t have an image on your monitor when you turn it on, check
that you have turned on the camera.
Make sure the power indicator on the switch is on, if not, check the in-line
fuse connections.
The camera and monitor are should automatically pair, however should
the camera lose connection to the monitor for any reason, they can be
reconnected in the menu by selecting PAIR.
Picture is back to front:
The camera is designed as a front and rear facing camera, so the image
can be mirrored either way to best suit the position of you van this can be
changed by going to the menu section and switching between a true and
mirrored image.
Moisture in the camera body:
If for any reason moisture should enter the camera body, there is a
moisture drain plug on the back of the camera. Only in dry weather,
loosen the screw and turn on the camera to generate heat and release
moisture through the moisture drain hole.
Cleaning the camera:
The camera can be cleaned with a damp cloth; cleaning the lens with a
glass cleaner is also recommended.
Please DO NOT use a hose or high pressure water on the camera
as this will cause damage and void the warranty.
For further assistance, please send an email to [e-mail]
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Spiegelmonitor
Größe 7-Zoll-Digitalbildschirm
Betriebsfrequenz 2400 - 3463.5MHz
Empndlichkeit <-86dBm (1MHz QPSK MD300RE)
Auösung 1024 x 600 RGB
Betrachtungswinkel L/R: 85/85 U/D: 85/85
Kontrastverhältnis 800:1
Helligkeit 600
Reaktionszeit (ms) 25
Laststoß DC 12+87V/400ms
Betriebstemperatur -20C ~+60C
Lagertemperatur -30C ~+80C
Abmessungen (L x B x T) 249.5 x 108 x 39mm
KAMERA
Kamera 1080P HD Digitale Drahtlose Kamera
Bildsensor 1/2,9 Farb-DSP
Auösung 1920 x 1080
IR 18 Stück 850 nm IR-LEDs
Betrachtungswinkel 120C
Wasserdichtigkeitsbewertung IP69K
Schockfestigkeitsbewertung 5G
Betriebsspannungsbereich DC11-32V
Abmessungen 106(B) x 75(H) x 70,4(T) mm
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