GET GCCTV1004BW User manual

Instructions for:
Professional Black and
White Multi-camera PIR
CCTV System
GCCTV1004BW
Professional Colour
Multi-camera PIR
CCTV System
GCCTV1005C
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Explanation of terms used in these instructions.
CCTV Closed Circuit Television
Power jack Type of connection used
SCART Type of Socket used on televisions in Europe –VCR units to input/
output of audio and video signals.
Infra-red LED’s Light emitting diodes that work on the infra-red spectrum.
(Invisible to the human eye).
TV Television
VCR Video cassette / recorder
1 way sound A microphone within the CCTV Camera that transmits
sound from the camera position.
RF Radio frequency.
2.4GHz The transmission and receiving frequency.
Contents
Black and White System
2X Black and White PIR camera
with 4 metres cable and 6 pin
din connector.
1X 4 Way Multi-camera control
and SCART lead.
2X 15 metres CCTVcamera cable
(6 Pin din to RJ11).
1X 10.5V 350mA DC mains
adaptor.
1X Fixing Kit instructions.
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Colour System
2XColourPIR camera with 4 metre
cable and 6 Pin din connector.
1X4Way Multi-camera control and
SCART lead.
2X 15 metres CCTV camera cable
(6 Pin din to RJ11).
1X 10.5V DC mains adaptor with
2 metre cable and connector.
1X fixing kit and instructions.
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Congratulations on purchasing a GET
Home / Workplace CCTV System. The
camera is compact and designed for
both outdoorand indoor use.The Black
andWhite camera is equipped with Infra
– Red LED’s that allow you to see in
the dark in close proximity to the camera
position. (We recommend additional
lighting to be installed if you wish to
cover a larger area of view). Colour
Cameras require additional lighting for
night time operation.
We advise that you read these
instructions before installing the system
even though it is a plug in and play
system. The system easily connects to
any standard TV orVCR with a SCART
socket.
It allows you to see and hear events at
the camera location by simply tuning
yourTV orVCR to an AV channel.
The Black and White – Colour Multi-
camera PIR systems are ideal for
monitoring or protecting your home,
place of business or areas you wish to
observe;
+ Door entry
+ Safety of children
+ Car observation
+ Visitors to the premises
Please read and follow these instruction
/ operations so the instalation process
is quick and trouble free foryou.
Keep for future reference.
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Tools Required (Not Supplied)
1. 5mm masonry drill (If mounting
camera on a brick wall)
2. Long 12mm dia masonry drill
(If you plan to run camera through
the house wall) or a 12mm wood
bit (If you are drilling through the
wooden door surround)
3. Flexible sealant (To seal gaps
around drilled holes)
4. Small cross head screwdriver
5. Small hammer (To fix cable clips)
Quick set up installation
To satisfy your curiosity we suggest you dry run the connections of the component parts before you start to install the CCTV system.
Follow the diagram connections below.
Planning your system layout
Carefully plan where and how you will position the camera and the route the cable will
take to the television. Select a camera location that provides an unobstructed view of the
area you wish to monitor. The camera cable should be run directly indoors to provide the
maximum protection from being cut.
The cameras are
weatherproof to IP45,
however if you can protect
the camera from the
extremes of weather,
i.e. under a porch,
then do so.
Twist to point
downwards
and outwards
Black & white or colour PIR cameras
Multicamera controller
2M cable
Mains
adaptor
Scart plug
Back ofTelevision
Scart socket
Change TV
station to AV
channel
From camera
TV
VCR
Connection to TV
TV remote control
Connection via VCR
with scart socket
4M cable 15M cable
4M cable 15M cable
RJ11
sockets
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cable
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Try not to position the camera so that it is facing directly at the sun as this will affect the
picture quality. Remember the changing positions of the sun during the year.
Note! Colour CCTV cameras have limited picture visibility in the dark, even Black and
White cameras with infra-red LED’s have a limited range of view at night.
We recommend that you install an outside incandescent 100W lamp ora small PIR
halogen security floodlight to improve the ambient light and view seen by the camera.
We suggest you install the CCTV system first and see if the end result is sufficient to
your needs / expectations.

3. Mounting and installing the
camera system (continued)
4A. Run the cable from each camera fixing
as you go with the cable clips supplied
to the multi-camera controller(This should
be sited close to theTVand powersocket).
The connections are by RJ11plugs.
Plug the RJ11plugs into the first two
terminals (1and 2). (You can install
up to fourcameras in any mix of PIR,
Basic Black and White orcolour
cameras to the controller).
2. Mounting and installing the
camera system (continued)
2. Drill all three holes and fit masonry
plugs supplied to the top two holes.
Thread the 4 metres of power
cable through the 12mm dia hole.
(Use a flexible sealant to seal any
gaps). Screw the camera to the
location chosen.
3. Adjust the camera angle
by twisting the camera
up / down and left/right
until you are covering
the area to be observed.
Power jack lead connectors
1. Planning your system layout (continued)
The CCTVsystem you have purchased is fitted with a passive infra-red sensor. PIR sensors
operate by sensing heat and movement. You should site the camera at angle to path
or direction of callers to yourdoor / area covered.
LEFT UP
DOWN
RIGHT
PIR sensors operate more effectively if the person approaching walks across the sensor
field of view.
Each time a person walks into the PIR field of view it will automatically change over your
TV channel to show the camera picture for15 seconds, oras long as the PIR is triggered.
Please Note! Automatic channel changing will only operate if the camera is directly
connected to yourTVSCARTsocket. (SomeTV’s on the market will not allow this function).
20mm
5mm dia
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mm dia
15mm
9. Switch ‘ON’ the TV and mains adaptor.
Change over the TV to the AV channel.
You should now be able to see a camera
picture. A fourposition slide switch slows
you to set the operation of the controller:
OFF - All cameras off.
BUZZ- Each time one of the cameras PIR
sensors is triggered by a person
approaching then you will hear a buzz
noise when the TV is turned off.
TV - Normal operation (Buzzer does not
sound) TV channel automatically
changes over.
10. Using the TV remote and pressing the AV
function, you can see the camera view at
any time. Now change the channel back
to aprogramme and ask a family member
to walk in front of the CCTV camera, if your
selected TV orTV + Buzz. The TV should
automatically change over the channel to
the camera view. (The PIR triggering
the action). Note! This control unit is
only suitable for indoor use.
11. Press the camera select
buttons to check out
each camera view, any
you are not satisfied
with adjust. Tighten
the fixing screw on
the camera bracket.
12. The controller will sequence through the
sequence automatically only changing over
yourTVchannel to show the camera picture
when a PIR is triggered.
13. You can expand your CCTV system at
any time by adding additional cameras
(Black and White, Colour, Basic or PIR
versions).
Camera Select
Cam 4 Cam era On
TV Power
Multi Camera Controller
Power
Off
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4 position
function
slide switch
4 x manual
control
buttons
6 metres
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Positioning for best PIR operation
6 metres
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2. Mounting and installing the camera system
1. Use the bracket of the camera to mark out
locations above head height for the masonry
plugs. Mark a third position for the cable
entry on a vertical centre line between
and 15mm lower.
4. Inside the home now connect the
din connectors from the cameras
and 15 meter lead. The din pin plugs
will only locate in one position,
however care should be taken not to
damage the pins.
5. The multi-camera controller will
allow you to install up to four
cameras via the RJ11 connections.
Plug in the 10.5V mains adaptor
jack plug into the socket on the
back face of the controller. As your
kit only comes with two cameras, set
the camera select slide switch located
on the left hand side at the back to
+2. As and when you add extra
cameras to your CCTV system then
slide the switch along to cover
number added.
The fourbuttons marked 1, 2, 3, 4
on the top of the controllerallow
you to manually select the camera
picture you require to view. By
rotating one of the dial switches
on the front of the controller you
can control the automatic
sequencing dwell time 5 - 10
seconds and by rotating the
second switch this changes the
length of time the TV picture stays
on screen from 5 – 30 seconds.
Buzz TV + Buzz
Dwell timeTV on Time
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Camera 4 Camera 3 Camera 2 Camera 1
Camera Select
1 +2 +3 +4
TV picture on
time
adjustment
Sequencing
time
adjustment
Power
‘on’
LED
Power jack
connection socket
Camera
select
switch
Scart
lead
cable RJ11 camera
connector sockets
Back of camera
6. Connect the SCART plug from the
multi-camera controller to the
SCART socket on the TV.
7. If the SCART socket on yourTV /
VCR is being used by another
appliance then you will need to use a
SCART splitter to give yourself a
spare SCART socket for the CCTV
camera. (If you have to use a SCART
splitter then the automatic channel
change over is disabled).
8. Plug in the mains 10.5mA adaptor
to a 13Amp 230V socket and
connect the jack plug into the multi-
camera controller.

Problems Solution
Picture does not appear. Check that the mains powersupply
is Connected and switched on.
Check that the camera is correctly
Connected to the TV orVCR.
Check that all connections are
correctly made
Check that the TV AV channel has
been correctly selected.
Camera will not automatically Multi-camera controller is switched
Change overTV channel to ‘OFF’.
Picture is very white Check that the camera is not
pointing at the Sun or any other
source of bright light.
Picture is too dark Add exterior lighting or move the
camera to cover an area with
increased illumination.
Picture is not level on TV Check the camera is level on
mounting bracket.
Squealing noise can be heard on TV This is electronic feedback and
means the camera is too near to
the television.
Remember your camera has one
way sound so you will be able to
hear on yourTV the sounds from
the camera location.
WARNING
It is an offence underlaw (Data
protection act 1998, Human rights
act 1998) to site a CCTV camera
where it intrudes upon a neighbours
right to privacy or where it overlooks
a public path / area. To stay within
the law for your own protection you
must display the CCTV in operation
sticker supplied, in a prominent
position.
Should you experience any difficulty
with this equipment then please
telephone the helpline provided;
GET SMART Helpline:
0870 6093059
Monday – Friday 9am – 5.30pm
Do not attempt to repairoropen any
part of the system yourself. Repairs
by unauthorised persons will
invalidate the guarantee.
GET products are subject to
continuous improvement, GET and
its subsidiaries reserve the right to
modify the product, design,
specification and prices without
notice or incurring any obligation.
This CCTV system can provide
valuable protection to yourhome or
property. However the camera or
any system linked to it cannot
guarantee protection against
burglary, vandalism or robbery.
The manufacturer, distributor, or
supplier will not be held responsible
forany loss or damage, which may
occur.
Accessories
Questions
Can I connect other makes of camera
to this system?
Can I connect this system to a VCR
A. How do I record the camera views
on my VCR?
Troubleshooting
Answers
No, only GETcameras and CCTV
equipment are compatible with this
system. (Please consult the GET
SMART helpline)
Yes, but the VCR will not automatically
record the cameras views.You will
have to set this up manually.
Select the channel on yourVCR that
is tuned into the CCTV system and
record as normal.
WARNING
CCTV
Cameras are in
operation
GET PLC, Key Point 3 – 17 High Street,
Potters Bar, Herts. EN6 5AJ England.
GET SMART HELP LINE
TELEPHONE:
(0044)(0)870 609 3059
Extension cable
GCCTV101310MXL 10 Metres
GCCTV101415MXL 15 Metres
Scart splitter
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