Lorex WL410BNC User manual

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Technical Specifications:
* 4 Available channels for optimal signal.
** Maximum open space transmission range. Actual range dependent upon
building materials and other obstructions in path of wireless signal.
The Wireless Converter utilizes a BNC Male type of connector. Additional
accessories need to be purchased if your camera doesnot have a BNC
Female lead.
Dimensions:
4. Specifications H O M E & B U S I N E S S S E C U R I T Y
Wired to Wireless
Camera Converter
Model WL410BNC
Frequency SM 2400 ~ 2483 MHz 4CH *
Channels
Transmission Power
Current Consumption
Modulation Mode
Bandwidth
Operating Temperature
CH1 = 2414 MHz
CH2 = 2432 MHz
CH3 = 2450 MHz
CH4 = 2468 MHz
10mW CE, 2mW FCC
50mA (MAX)
FM
18 MHz
14°F ~ 122°F
-10°C ~ 50°C
Storage Temperature -22°F ~ 140°F
-40°C ~ 85°C
Wireless Disclaimer
This product broadcasts over public airways and its video and audio
signals may be intercepted without your consent.
Wireless Range Up to 330 ft. (100 m) **

1. Confirm Package Contents 2. Transmitter & Receiver Setup 3. Viewing the Camera
1 x BNC to 2.4 GHz
Wireless
Converter
1 x 4 Channel 2.4
GHz Wireless
Receiver
1 x AV Cable
1 x MiniPower Cable
1 x 12V DC Power
Adapter
Features:
• Turns any Wired CCTV camera into a 2.4 GHz
Wireless Camera
• Avoids the hassle of running cables
• Wireless video transmission through walls and ceilings
• Standard BNC Video connection to transmitter
converter
• Crystal clear 300 ft. wireless transmission (open
space)*
• 4 channels available for selecting clearest reception
• Can be connected to LOREX 6 Pin DIN cameras in
conjunction with the ACC1510 coupler
*Maximum open space transmission range. Actual range dependent upon
building materials and other obstructions in path of wireless signal
1. Set up the Transmitter:
A: Connect the Converter to a BNC Camera at the
BNC Socket.
B: Connect the mini power cable from the
Cameras’ Power Input to one of the
Converters’ Power Jacks.
C: Connect the Camera’s Power cable to the
other Power jack on the Converter, and
connect to a wall outlet.
A: Ensure the Antenna is securely connected to
the Receiver.
B: Connect the 12V power adapter to the Wireless
Receiver (make sure the receiver is OFF).
Plug the Adapter into a wall outlet.
C: Connect the Wireless Receiver to a Monitor/TV
using the supplied AV Cable:
•Connect the Yellow/Red plugs on one end of the
AV Cable to the VIDEO/AUDIO ports on the
Receiver.
•Connect the Yellow/Red plugs on the other end
of the AV Cable to the VIDEO/AUDIO ports on
the TV/Monitor.
2. Set up the Wireless Receiver:
A: Set the Receiver power to ON. By default, the
Receiver will go to CHANNEL 1 (CH1)
B: Set the Transmitter to CH1.
C: Set the Monitor / TV to Video Mode - See your
specific MONOTOR / TV Manual for further
information.
3. Viewing the Camera
IMPORTANT:
You may find some static on the picture at a
selected channel setting.
For optimum viewing reception, you may need to
change the channels on BOTH the Transmitter
and Receiver (between CH1-CH4). BOTH the
Transmitter and Receiver must be set to a
matching channel.
If Static persists on your image, try adjusting the
Antenna on the Wireless Receiver and
Transmitter, or reposition the units.
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