Rydeen CM-T1000P User manual

Product features:
1. Waterproof: IP69K approved
2. Nightvision distance: approx. 33ft (9 IR lights)
3. Day / Night sensor for automatic adjustment
4. Wider viewing angle up to 120 degrees
Precautious:
Top mount camera
1. Be cautious when mounting camera and wiring near fuel tank.
Model: CM-T1000P
2. The device is designed to work with +12 volt DC power supply.
Assembly:
Specifications:
DC 9 - 16V
-4℉~ 158℉, RH 95% max.
f=2.8mm, F=2.0
120°
Auto
+48 dB
Auto
1/60 -1/100,000 second
Auto
Day: 12V / 55mA; Night: 12V / 120mA
Power Supply:
Operating Temperature:
Lens:
Lens Angle:
BLC:
Current Consumption:
Electronic Shutter:
Resolution:
Minimum Illumination:
Microphone:
Horizontal Sync. Freq.:
Video Output:
Gamma Consumption:
Scanning System:
Internal
AGC:
S/N Ratio:
White Balance:
Sync. System:
2:1 Interlace
0.45
500 TV Lines
0.1 Lux (day), 0 Lux (with IR)
Built in microphone
15.734KHz
1.0 vp-p,75 Ohm
Owner's Manual
Image Device:
TV System:
Effective Pixels:
Sensing Area:
1/3” Color CMOS PC1089
NTSC
728 x 488 pixels
0.18 inch x 0.14 inch
■CAMERA
1. Camera body
(1) Ball camera x1
(w/ power cable, undetachable)
(2) Bottom cover x1
(3) Ring mount x1
(4) Rubber grommet x1
(5) Hex head screw x2
(stainless steel, M3*10)
②
①
③2 Top cover x1
3 Rubber pad x1

Installation:
(1) Remove the double-sided adhesive from the rubber pad and stick the pad onto the camera
body (Illustration 1).
(2) Find a proper location for installation and fix the camea body with the 4x PW4*25 Philips
head screws to the vehicle (Illustration 2).
(Illustration 1)
(Illustration 2)
(Illustration 3)
(3) Drill a Φ20mm hole underneath the tail part of camera (Illustration 3).
(4) Insert the camera power cable into the hole to be connected with the monitor, commonly
through an extension cable (illustration 4).
Extension Cable
Direction Arrow
Camera Power Cable
(Illustration 4)
(5) Place the top cover onto the camera body and fix it with 4x ST3*12 Philips head screws
(Illustration 5).
(Illustration 5)
Vehicle Body
(6) Loosen the 2x M3*10 hex head screws to adjust the ball camera angle. When it reaches
the viewing position to be properly displayed in the monitor (Illustration 6), lock the ball
camera with the allen key.
(Illustration 6)
Rear of the Vehicle
Angle of the Lens
about 69°
Bumper
Monitor Image