Samsung Sew3040 User manual

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SAMSUNG

TECHWIN

SimpleVIEW

User Manual

CE

SEW-3040W

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SimpleVIEW

User

Manual

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Techwin

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IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Read

these

instructions.

2.

Keep

these

instructions.

3.

Heed

all

warnings.

4.

Follow

all

instructions.

5.

Do

not

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

6.

Clean

only

with

dry

cloth.

7.

Do

not

block

any

ventilation

openings,

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

8.

Do

not

install

near

any

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9.

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

purpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding-type

plug.

A

polarized

plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other.

A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades

and

a

third

grounding

prong.

The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

are

provided

for

your

safety.

If

the

provided

plug

does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,

consult

an

electrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsolete

outlet.

1

0.

Protect

the

power

cord

from

being

walked

on

or

pinched

particularly

at

plugs,

convenience

receptacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

11.

Only

use

attachments/

accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

12.

Use

only

with

the

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sold

with

the

apparatus.

When

a

cart

is

used,

use

caution

when

moving

the

cart/apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

13.

Unplug

this

apparatus

during

lighting

storms

or

when

unused

for

long

periods

of

time.

14.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus

has

been

damaged

in

any

way,

such

as

power-supply

cord

or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid

has

been

spilled

or

objects

have

fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

moisture,

does

not

operate

normally,

or

has

been

dropped.

CE

SPECIFY

SERVICE

INSTRUCTIONS

AND

WARRANTY

TERMS

FCC

Caution

:

Any

Changes

or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could

void

the user's authority to operate

the

equipment.

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.

Note:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found to comply with the limits for a

Class

B digital

device,

pursuant to part 15 of the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed to provide

reasonable

protection against harmful interference

in

a

residential

installation. This equipment generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency energy

and,

if

not installed

and

used

in

accordance with

the instructions,

may

cause harmful interference to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee that interference

will

not occur

in

a particular installation.

If

this equipment does

cause

harmful

interference to radio or

television

reception, which

can

be

determined by

turning

the

equipment off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged to try to correct the interference

by

one

or

more

of the following

measures:

•

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

•

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

monitor.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

monitor

is

connected.

•

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio!lV

technician

for

help.

WARNING

•

STRANGULATION

HAZARD-

Keep

cord

out

of

child's

reach.

NEVER

place

camera

or

cords

within

3

feet

of

crib

or

playpen.

Never

use

extension

cords

with

AC

Adapters.

Only

use

the

AC

Adapters

provided.

•

Some

adult

assembly

or

installation

required.

•

This

product

contains

small

parts

that

may

cause

choking.

Keep

small

parts

away

from

children.

•

This

product

is

NOT

intended

to

replace

proper

supervision

of

children.

You

MUST

check

your

child's

activity

regularly,

as

this

product

will

not

alert

parents

to

silent

activities

of

a

child.

•

Before

using

this

product,

read

and

follow

all

instructions

contained

in

this

booklet,

and

read

and

follow

all

instructions

and

warnings

on

the

product.

•

NEVER

use

the

transmitter

or

monitor

near

water,

including

near

a

bathtub,

sink,

laundry

tub,

wet

basement,

etc.

•

This

product

is

intended

for

indoor

use

only.

•

This

product

is

not

intended

for

use

as

a

medical

monitor

and

its

use

should

not

replace

adult

supervision.

•

The

transmitter

detects

normal

sound

levels

within

a

range

of

2

to

3

meters

(6

to

1

0

feet)

from

a

child.

If

the

child

moves

outside

of

this

range,

if

may

not

be

able

to

detect

sounds

from

him

or

her.

•

It

is

essential

that

you

check

the

operating

range

and

condition

of

the

transmitter

monitor

on

initial

installation,

and

on

a

regular

basis

after

that.

•

Check

reception

regularly.

Test

monitor

before

use

and

after

changing

camera

location.

•

To

prevent

overheating,

keep

the

product

and

AC

power

adapters

away

from

any

direct

sunlight

and

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

cooking

devices

(e.g.,

stoves

and

ovens)

and

other

appliances

that

produce

heat

(e.g.,

amplifiers,

televisions

and

stereos).

•

Ensure

that

the

product

is

well

ventilated

during

use.

Avoid

contact

with

piHows

and

furniture

that

may

block

ventilation.

•

Use

only

the

AC

adapters

provided

with

the

product,

as

other

adapters

may

damage

the

product.

Plug

the

adapters

only

into

standard

household

current

(100-240

volts

AC).

Place

the

AC

adapters

avoiding

pinch

points

otherwise

you

can

damage

the

adapters.

•

When

an

AC

adapter

is

plugged

into

a

power

source,

DO

NOT

touch

the

exposed

end

of

the

AC

adapter's

cord.

•

Do

not

use

extension

cords

with

the

AC

power

adapters

to

avoid

entanglement.

•

This

product

should

only

be

serviced

by

qualified

and

authorized

Samsung

service

centers.

•

Images

and

sounds

are

transmitted

by

the

product

over

public

airwaves

and

transmissions

may

be

picked

up

by

other

units.

•

Caution

if

you

use

the

system

to

watch

a

young

child,

do

not

place

the

camera

where

the

child

can

reach.

•

When

using

the

system

with

only

battery

power

and

the

charge

is

low,

then

the

picture

and

or

sound

may

affected.

•

If

this

occurs

then

please

connect

the

AC

power

adapter.

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Getting

to

know

your

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system

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Monitor

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Wireless

Camera

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12

I

WHAT's

INCLUDED

Package

Contents

The

system

comes

with

the

following

components:

Wireless

camera

Wireless

monitor

Camera

Adapter

Monitor

Adapte

r

Check

your

package

to confirm that

you

have

received

the

complete

system,

including

all

components

shown

above.

User

Manual

&

Warranty

Card

Screws

(2EA)

&

Plastic

a

nch

ors

(2EA)

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GETIING

STARTED

Functional Description

Powering

your

monitor

After

opening

the

box,

fully

charge

the

mon

itor

befo

re

use.

After

in

it

ial

charge,

recharge

as

needed.

Wireless

Camera

The

Wireless

Camera

is

supposed

to

be

supplied

with

power

at

all

times.

Wireless

Monitor

You

can

use

the

device

while

charging

with

connected

adapter,

and

the

device

is

portable

if

charged.

~

•

Check

if

the

Power

LEOs

of

wireless

camera

and

wireless

monitor

are

turned

on.

6 ·

Getting

Started

Operating

the

System

The

basic

operation

is

as

follows:

Pairing

The

units

already

come

paired

for your

convenience.

This

button

is

used

to

add

an

additional

camera.

User

can

select

camera

number

to

ass

i

gn.

Up

to 4

Cameras

may

be

paired.

1.

Power

on

and

turn

the

switch

ON.

The

power

LED

for

the

camera

and

mon

itor

shou

ld

be

ON.

2.

Press

the

[

MENU

]button

on

the

mon

it

or.

3.

Select

[

e-

l

by

pressing

[

<1111

]

or

[

II>

]

button.

4.

Select

camera

number

by

pressing

the[.&] or [T]but

ton.

Press

[8 lbutton

to

confirm.

A

pairing

icon

comes

out

and

search

a

camera

which

sets

to

pairing

mode.

Acount

down

clock

appears

at

the

midd

leof top

icon

bar

which

starts

counting

from

30

to

0.

5.

Press

the

[

PAIRING

]button

on

the

camera.

6.

Within

30

seconds,

if

the

monitor

successfu

l

ly

pairs

with

the

camera,

the

mon

itor

will

automatically

switch

to

the

camera's

current

view.

~

•

After

30

seconds,

if

no

camera

registered,

it

wil

l

show

"

Out

of

Range

"

icon

and

user

needs

to

switch

back

to

number

through

menu

operation.

Voic

e

activated

(VOX)

Select

to monitor

significant

sound

with

reduced

ambient

noise.

The

screen

goes

off

in

"

VOX

"

mode

if

t

here

is

no

significant

sound

louder

th

an

a

certa

in

level

wi

thin

1

minute.

Meanwhile,

the

monitor

screen

tu

rn

s

on

as

soo

n

as

de

t

ec

t

ing

sound

around

the

camera.

In

"

VOX

"

mode,

you

can

set

the

sensi

t

ivity

with [ f1 ]

in

menu.

• H

(High)

:

Sets

to

highe

r

sensitivity.

•

L(Low)

:

Sets

to

lower

sensitivity.

Sleep

Mode

Press

the

[SLEEP]

button to

turn

off

the

screen

and

save

battery

power.

Your

monitor

will

continue

to detect

sound

around

the

camera.

Press

any

button to t

urn

the

screen

on

again.

If

came

ra

is

disconnec

t

ed,

mon

itor

scree

n

wou

ld

be

t

urned

on

automa

ti

cally

in

Sleep

m

ode.

Out

of

Range

If

the

camera

and

mo

nit

or

arenot

pa

i

red

or

if

th

e

monitor

is

outside

of

transmission

ra

n

ge

wi

th

the

paired

camera,

the

"

Out

of

Range

"

message

appears

with

warning

beeps

at

regular

intervals.

Two-way

talk

Press

the

[TALK]

button

while

talking

to t

ransfer

audio

to

the

camera.

Zoom

Press

the

[

8 l

button

on

the

monitor

to

zoom

in

on

the

current

screen.

Press

the

button

again

to

zoom

back

out.

Sound

level

The

louder

the

sound

around

the

camera,

the

more

LEOs

turn

on.

Portable

monitoring

Slide

the

belt

clip

upwards

to

use

the

integrated

belt

clip

on

the

monitor.

When

not

in

use,

please

push

the

clip

back

to

its

original

position.

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IVIEWING

MooE

DISPLAY

Indicator

Description

How

to

use

the

indicator

T.llll

1

Signal

Indicator

The

signal

indicator

shows

the

strength

of

the

signal

being

received

from

the

camera

.

The

number

of

bars

in

the

signal

indicator

shows

the

strength

of

the

signal

-

One

or

no

bars

indicate

the

signal

is

poor,

and

5

bars

indicate

a

strong

signal.

([M 2

Camera

Number

Indicates

which

camera

is

being

displayed

on

the

current

screen.

Press

the

[

"'

]

button

on

the

monitor

to

switch

between

available

cameras.

When

scan

mode

is

se

l

ected,

this

icon

will

flash.

3 x2

Zoom

mode

Indicates

that

current

screen

is

Zoomed

in.

Use

the

four

directional

buttons

to

pan

the

camera.

Press

the

[

81

button

or

x1

in

the

Menu

bar

to

zoom

back

out.

4

Night

Vision

Indic

a

tor

Indicates

camera

night

vision

mode

is

turned

on.

The

screen

will

appear

in

Black/White

in

this

mode.

8 ·

Viewing

Mode Display

AM

12:36

~

.

Digital

Clock

Displays

the

time

that

is

set

on

the

monitor.

It

only

provides

AM

I

PM

time

format

and

no

24hour

format.

6

Mon

i

tor

Speaker Mute

I

ndicates

the

monitor

speaker

is

muted.

Once

the

monitor's

speaker

is

muted,

no

sound

from

the

camera

is

produced.

rzD 7 VOXOn

I

ndicates

the

Power

I

VOX

slide

switch

position

is

set

at

"

VOX

"

mode.

ffii!)

8

Battery

Capacity

Level

Indicates

remaining

battery

charge.

Indicated

in

4 l

evels,

and

one

discharge

warning.

~

9

Charging

Indicates

the

battery

is

charging

by

DC

input

power.

If

battery

nearly

empty,

it

will

flash

to

alert

user

to

charge

up

the

unit.

No

Si

gnal

Warnings

The

"

Out

of

Range

"

message

means

the

monitor

cannot

access

the

camera.

Pl

ease

reposition

the

camera,

or

check the

camera

power.

Menu

Operation

How

to

use

the

setup

buttons

Press

the

[MENU]

button of

the

monitor to

display

the

menu

screen.

Use

[

.A

ITI

<111

1

"'

] button to

traverse

the

menu,

and

press

[8 1button to

apply

the

changes.

Adjust

level

Save

the

change

l.

2.

3.

Press

[MENU]

button to

enter

the

menu

setting

or

ex

it the

menu

setting.

Move

to oth

er

men

u

by

press

[

<111

]

o

r

[

~]

button

.

Adjust

opt

ion

l

eve

l

by

[A]or

['f'

]

button.

4.

Press

[

8l

button to

save

and

complete.

~

•

If

no

action

more

than

20sec,

it

will

be

time

out

back

to

monitor

mode

with

save.

How

to

use

the

setup

icon

•••

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•••

,,

1

Brightness

Adjusts

the

brightness

of

the

image

shown.

If

you

are

using

multiple

camera,

you

can

adjust

the

brightness

of

each

individual

camera.

2 Camera

VOX

Sensitivity

If

not

in

"

VOX

"

mode,

"

OFF

"

is

displayed

and

not

to

be

selected.

In

VOX

mode,

you

can

select

"H"

(High)

or "L"

(Low).

If

set

to "H

",

monitor

can

be

triggered

by

lower

audio

level

than

"L"

setting.

~Pairing

You

can

register

a

wireless

camera

with

the

monitor

using

the

registration

menu

where

you

can

vi

ew

the

video

of

the

selected

wireless

camera.

4'

Zoom

in

on

the

current

image

(2x).

If

you

are

using

multiple

cameras,

you

can

set

the

zoom

for

each

camera.

5 Camera

Selec

t/

Scan

Mode

Set

wh

i

ch

camera

is

being

currently

viewed.

Each

time

a

different

camera

is

selected,

the

Brightness,

VOX

Sensitivity

Leve

l,

Camera

Speaker

Volume,

and

Zoom

settings

will

be

saved

to that specific

camera.

If

"

SCAN

"

mode

is

selected,

each

of

the

registered

cameras

will

be

viewed

in

ascending

order

at

10

second

intervals.

If

one

or

more

cameras

are

turned

off

or

out

of

range,

the

monitor

will

show the "

Out

of

Range

"

indicator

for

the

10

seconds for t

hat

particular

camera.

~

Set Camera Speaker

Volume

Adjust

the

vo

l

ume

of

the

speaker

on

the

camera

in

this

menu.

The

volume

can

be

adjusted

from

1to

5,

with

5

being

the

loudest

setting

and

1

being

the

quietest.

If "

MUTE

"

is

selected,

no

audio

will

be

transmitted

to

the

speaker

when

the

[TALK

]button

is

pressed.

1J

Time

Setting

Set

the

time

shown

on

the

monitor.

Use

the

[

<111

]

or

[

~

]

button to

select

a

field.

Use

the

[A]

or

[

'f'

]button

to

change

the

numbers

in

the

selected

field

.

8

Reset

Choose

<

YES

> to

reset

the

monitor

to

factory

defaults.

All

settings

including

time

and

paring

information

will

be

set

to

the

factory

defaults.

English·

9

I

IOvERVIEW

Getting

to

know

your

Monitoring

system

Wireless

Monitor

After

opening

the

box,

fully

charge

the

monitor

before

use.

After

initial

charge,

recharge

as

needed.

Front

Controls

Monitor

Antenna

Receives

and

sends

s1gnals

from

or

to

the

camera.

Power

LED

Indicator

turns

green

when

powered.

When

battery

is

charging,

this

LED

will

in

green

color.

Sound

Level

LEOs

Flashes

when

sound

is

detected.

4.3"

LCD

Screen

Displays

video

from

the

camera.

-<¢>-

Navigation

Controls

I 8

Button

View

i

ng

Mode

:

The

following

controls

are

used

while

watching

live

video

from

the

camera:

•

Press

the

[• l

or[

~

]

buttons to

increase

or

decrease

the

volume.

•

Press

the

[

111>

] button to switch to the next connected camera's

screen

or enter

SCAN

mode.

•

Press

the

[

8l

button to zoom

in

I out the

screen.

10 · Overview

MENU

Button

Press

to

access

from

video

monitor

mode

to

menu

mode

operation.

In

menu

mode,

press

this

button

will

go

back

to

monitor

mode

with

save

from

selection.

S

LEEP

Button

Used

to

turn

on

I

off

the

screen

by

press

this

button.

User

can

turn

on

the

video

again

by

pressing

any

buttons.

If

camera

is

disconnected,

monitor

screen

would

be

turned

on

automatically

in

Sleep

mode.

Microph

o

ne

Transmits

audio

to

the

camera

when

[TALK]

button

is

pressed

down

and

held

like

a

walkie

talkie.

Navigation

Controls

I OK/ZOOM

Button

Use

the

controls

to

move

and

select

while

in

Viewing

Mode,

Menu

Mode

and

Zoom

Mode.

M

en

u Mode:

Use

the [

•

I

~

/

<1111

/

111>

] button arrows to

navigate

in

Menu

Mode.

Press

the

[. ] button to confirm the menu selection.

Z

oo

m M

ode

:

While

in

zooming,

use

[

•

I

~

/

<1111

/

111>

] button to

move

the

screen

around.

Ba

ck

Controls

TALK

Button~

Pross

down

and

hdd

the

button

to

talk

back

to

the

cruma.

(a_

~~

========::::::;;:;;:---..

Speaker~:::.

Produces

the

sound

transmitted

from

the

camera(s).

h::!HH

•...•...•

...

..

Belt Clip

When

you

carry

the

monitor,

use

the

belt

hanger

to

hold

the

monitor

onto

your

belt.

Kick Stand

Use

to

hold

the

mon

itor

onto

a

table.

~

•

You

must

have

more

than

one

camera

configured

on

the

system

when

us

ing

the

function

s

that

r

equi

r

es

more

than

one

camera

.

Side

Controls

Power and VOX ON

I

OFF Slide Switch

Set

this

swi

t

ch

to

ONor O

FF

to

turn

on/off t

he

wi

rel

ess

monitor,

and

se

t to

VOX

to

turn

on

the

VOX

mode.

DC 6V Power Input

Connect

the

inc

l

uded

AC

power

adapter

to

power

and

/

or

charge

the

monitor

battery.

(when

the

monitor

is

not

placed

in

the

optional

Charge

cr

ad

le).

English

· 11

0

<

<D

=2.

~

Wireless

Camera

Front

&

Back

Controls

IR

LEOs

Infrared

LED's

provide

viewing

in

no

/low

light

conditions.

Microphone

Receives

sounds

for

the

area

near

the

camera,

and

transmits

sound

from

the

camera

to

the

monitor.

Side

Controls

Power

LED

turns

on

when

powered.

Power

Slide

Switch

Turns

the

camera

ON

or

OFF.

Night

vision

sensor

----

---;...

Detects

light

levels

where

the

camera

is

placed.

12 ·

Overview

Camera

Antenna

Sends

&

receives

signals

to or

from

the

monitor.

_....---

DC

6V

Power

Input

Connect

the

adapterto

the

camera.

Speaker

Produces

the

sound

transmitted

from

the

monitor.

PAIRING

Button

Press

this

button

to

pair

with

a

monitor.

II

NSTALLATION

How

to

Install

CAUTION:

If

you

use

the

system

to

watch

a

young

child,

do

not

place

the

camera

in

the

child

Is

reach.

Wireless

Monitor

l.

Place

the

monitor

in

a

place

that

will

have

clear

reception

with

your

camera(s).

2.

Pull

out

the

stand.

~

•

Do

not

pull

up

the

stand

lever

with

an

excessive

force.

Wireless

Camera

Before

you

install

the

camera,

carefully

plan

where

and

how

it

will

be

positioned,

and

where

you

will

route

the

cable

that

connects

the

camera

to

the

power

adapter.

Before

starting

permanent

installation,

verify

its

performance

by

observing

the

image

on

the

monitor

when

camera

is

positioned

in

the

same

location/position

where

it

will

be

permanently

installed

and

the

monitor

is

placed

in

the

location

where

it

will

be

used

most

of

the

time.

Installation

Warnings

Aim

the

camera(s)

to

best

optimize

the

viewing

area:

Select

a

location

for

the

camera

that

provides

a

clear

view

of

the

area

you

want

to

monitor,

which

is

free

from

dust,

and

is

not

in

line-of-sight

to

a

strong

light

source

or

direct

sunlight.

Avoid

installing

the

camera

where

there

are

thick

walls

or

obstructions

between

the

camera

and

the

monitor.

STRANGULATION

HAZARD-

Keep

cord

out

of

child

Is

reach.

NEVER

place

camera

or

cords

within

3

feet

of

crib

or

playpen.

Never

use

extension

cords

with

AC

Adapters.

Only

use

the

AC

Adapters

provided.

l.

Carefully

unpack

the

camera.

If

you

are

installing

cameras

that

did

not

come

with

the

system,

please

see

the

pairing

camera

section

of

this

manual

for

details

on

installation.

2.

Mount

the

camera

to

the

wall.

Mark

the

position

of

the

screw

holes

on

the

wall,

and

drill

holes

and

insert

2

screws,

then

firmly

attach

the

camera

to

the

wall

by

placing

the

stand

over

the

installed

screws

and

pushing

the

base

downwards.

~·

To

install

on

a

concrete

wall,

drill

a

hole

and

use

plastic

anchor

to

fix.

3.

•

Use

the

drilling

template

to

drill

holes

on

the

wall

for

camera

installation.

(Page

17)

•

The

camera

can

also

be

placed

on

a

flat

surface,

such

as

a

table

or

shelf,

and

no

mounting

hardware

is

required.

Adjust

the

viewing

angle

of

the

camera.

~·

You

can

install

additional

cameras

(maximum

of

4

cameras).

When

adding

cameras

that

were

not

included

in

the

original

box,

you

will

need

to

pair

up

the

cameras

with

the

monitor.

English·

13

IAPPENDIX

Specifications

Operating

Frequency

Range

Transmitting

Power

Monitor

Sensitivity

Type

of

Spread

Spectrum

TX

Type

of

Modulation

Data

Rate

Transmission

range

Weight

Image

Sensor

Type

Effective

Pixel

White

Balance

Lens

Viewing

Angle

(Diagonal)

IR

LED

Type/

Night

Vision

Loud

Speaker

Output

Power

Requirement

Power

Consumption

VOX

level

detection

Operating

Temperature

Range

14

·Appendix

2400

MHz~2483.5

MHz

17dBm

Max

-88dBm

FHSS

GFSK

3M

bps

Max

250m

Gross

weight:

955g

Wireless

Camera

1

/5"

Color

CMOS

Image

Sensor

H:640,V:480

Auto

EFL=3.0mm,

F=2.5

56

degree

Spes

IR

LED

-

940nm

15m

80dBA

DC

6V

±10%

480mA

Condition

Night

vision

mode

and

talk

back.

High:

50dBA

I

Low:

60dBA

0°C-+40°C

Operating

Humidity

Range

85%

RH

Environment

Rating

Indoor

use

only

Regulation

Compliance

FCC/CE

RoHS

Compliance

Yes

for

CE

version

only

Audio

Built

in

Microphone/

Speaker

Weight

122g

Display

Type/Size

Color

TFT

4.3"

Resolution

(Pixel)

480X272

(RGB)

Viewing

Angle

H:

80

degree,

V:

100

degree

Number

of

Camera

Support

Up

to

4

cameras

Power

Requirement

Adapter:

DC

6V

±

10%,

Battery:

3.7V

Li-polymer

Loud

Speaker

Output

80dBA

Loud

Speaker

Noise

level

45dBA

Power

Consumption

480mA

maximum

Condition

Charging

+

Speaker

with

voice

at

volume

5

Operating

Temperature

Range

0°C~+40°C

Operating

Humidity

Range

85%

RH

Environment

Rating

Indoor

use

only

Regulation

Compliance

FCC/CE

RoHS

Compliance

Yes

for

CE

version

only

Audio

Built

in

Microphone/

Speaker

Other

Special

Feature

Volume

control,

Pairing

Battery

Type

Li-on

Battery

Capacity

1300mAh

Weight

186g

Troubleshooting

No

picture

from

a

camera

The

picture

is

or

has

become

choppy

No

sounds

(even

with

both

units

turned

on)

Your

SimpleVIEW

is

emitting

an

high

pitched

noise/

feedback.

1.

Check

all

connections

to

the

camera.

Make

sure

the

adapter

is

plugged

in.

2.

Make

sure

that

the

cameras

and

monitor

are

both

ON.

3.

Make

sure

that

the

camera

is

in

range

of

the

monitor.

4.

Make

sure

the

camera

and

monitor

are

paired.

5.

Adjust

the

monitor

antenna

to

vertical

position.

The

picture

may

become

choppy

when

experiencing

a

lower

frame

rate

(i.e.

10

frames

per

second

vs.

a

higher

20

frames

per

second).

1.

Try

moving

the

camera

closer

to

the

monitor.

2.

Remove

obstructions

between

the

monitor

and

camera.

3.

Adjust

the

monitor

antenna

to

vertical

position.

1.

Make

sure

that

the

power

adapter

is

connected

to

the

camera.

2.

The

battery

on

the

monitor

may

be

dead,

be

sure

to

charge

it

using

the

adapter

included.

3.

The

monitor

may

be

out

of

range

of

the

camera;

be

sure

to

check

if

the

Range

LED

in

on

continuously.

This

sound

is

normal

feedback

which

occurs

if

the

monitor

and

camera

are

too

close

together.

Move

them

further

apart.

~·

Low

batteries

will

cause

the

supply

current

to

become

unstable

and

will

affect

the

quality

of

the

video/audio.

Please

charge

the

battery

fully

for

use

for

superior

video.

English·

15

)>

"0

CD

::J

a.

)("

TEMPLATE

This

template

is

used

to

install

the

camera

on

the

wall.

50mm

[2

inch]

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~

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