Zorg 3201 Installation instructions

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Product Overview
The 3201 Wireless System represents a combination of the highest
quality camera and LCD components combined with the most
advanced digital wireless communication technology.
The system operates at 2.4GHz. It uses Coded Differential Orthogonal
Frequency Division Multiplexing (CDOFDM) technology to provide the
highest quality, most secure, most reliable wireless signal available.
To ensure security and privacy, the camera and monitor are paired
together, and the image from the camera can only be received on the
paired monitor.
The system is designed for virtually all automotive applications,
including passenger, commercial and agricultural applications.
Features and Specification
7" IPS-LCD color monitor with HD 1280 x 720P high-resolution
display
Expandable 4/2/1 channel camera viewing input
Wireless range of up to 400m transmission distance (line of slight)
Automatic pairing function of monitor & camera(s)
Night-vision function (6pcs White LED)
7" monitor with built-in DVR
SD card data storage/record
Quad, split, or single-screen display
Mirror and Normal image switch available
Adjustable parking guidelines
Built-in microphone and sound capability
HD720P high resolution, wide-angle lens
Aluminum alloy housing, anti-UV surface painting (Camera)
Waterproof: IP68K (Camera)
Adjustable viewing Angle Bracket
Three years warranty –Must be handled with the place of purchase.

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Use Only a Class 10 or above SD memory card (Max 128 GB) for
reliable recording and performance. Not Included
Features & Specification
3201 Monitor
Monitor size
7.0" IPS-LCD monitor
Transmission frequency
2.4GHz (digital)
Transmission resolution
High definition
Transmission delay (ave)
< 200mS
RF pairing
Auto
Changeable channel
125CH (overlapping hopping channel)
Video frame rate
25fps / 30fps
Operating voltage
DC 9V-36V
Consumption
< 5.5W
Brightness
500cdm
Mirror image
Yes (via menu select)
Speaker
Yes
Contrast / Brightness
Yes
Camera selection
1-4 (auto or manual)
Dimensions (without sunshade)
185W x 128H x 26D mm
Weight
340g
Operating temperature
-20℃+ 70℃
3202 Camera
Image device:
1/3.7" CMOS BSI 1280Hx960V pixel
Scanning system
PAL & NTSC
Video frame rate
25fps / 30fps
Operating voltage
DC 9V-36V
Consumption (IR LED on)
< 2.5W
Lens angle
130degree diagonal
Microphone
Yes
Screen size
7" (16:9)
White LEDs
6 (10m visibility)
LED switch control
Photosensor automatic control
Housing
Aluminum alloy
Mechanical vibration
10G
Mounting
Permanent tilt bracket
Weight
430g
Operating temperature
-40℃to +85℃
Ingress protection
IP68

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Required Tool List Supplied Parts list
Screwdrivers Wireless camera with power cable
Marker pencil Wireless monitor with wiring harness
Drill Monitor stand
Plyers Monitor sunshade
Panel removal tool Installation screws/clips
Soldering iron & solder Antenna rubber stoppers
Voltmeter
Safety Glasses
Installing Antenna & Rubber Stopper
This procedure can be used for both the camera and LCD:
1. Screw antenna on the base
2. Align the antenna to allow it to point straight up.
3. Adjust antenna as desired. It is recommended that the antenna be aligned
straight up for the best reception.
Wiring Diagram
Refer to page 11. of this manual.

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Camera Installation
The 3202 Wireless Camera installation is simply a matter of bolting the
camera onto the vehicle and supplying reverse power (DC 9V-36V). The only
issue to take into account is the mounting location. There are three main
factors to consider:
1.Wireless Performance –The wireless communication cannot pass through
metal, so it is always better to install the camera near the top of the vehicle or
as low as possible so that the signal can effectively travel over the top or
under the vehicle.
2.Viewing Angle –The installation's primary goal is to ensure the driver has a
complete view of the area behind the vehicle.
3.Protection –In harsh environments, please ensure the hardware is
adequately protected from exposed harsh elements.
LCD Monitor Installation
The LCD monitor requires an accessory (ignition) power (DC 9V-36V). The
only issue to take into account is the mounting location. There are two main
factors to consider:
1.Access and Visibility –Ensure the driver can clearly see the screen and
reach the controls.
2.Antenna Location –The wireless system will perform better if the antenna is
pointed upward and is as high as possible –this allows the wireless signal to
transmit through the window glass directly.
Choose the mounting location of the LCD monitor.
Attach the surface mounting bracket to the vehicle body using the supplied
mounting screws or bolts.
Adjust the angle of the monitor and fasten the screws firmly.

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Operation Instructions
1 2 3 4 5
Button 1: System function setting MENU
Button 2: Selection/adjustment down when in a menu
Button 3: Selection/adjustment up when in a menu
Button 4: Record-Pause (Normal) / Enter for Settings (Menu)
Button 5: System power ON-OFF (Long Press) / CAM-CH selection Short
Press

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To enter the system menu, press the "MENU" button and use the "" or ""
button to move the cursor to the required sub-menu. Press the REC / ENT
button to enter the selected sub-menu.
1. System Pairing
The packaged set will have been 'paired' during the assembly process, so
the initial operation should be as simple as powering on the system
monitor and camera. If, for any reason, the camera/monitor combination
needs to be changed, then the system will need to be paired again. The
pairing process is as follows:
Using the SEL button, select the CAM-CH input to be paired,
e.g., CAM1. Press the "MENU" button. Confirming the camera is powered
off, select the "PAIRING" icon to enter pairing mode. During the visible
countdown of 20 seconds, power on the camera. The system will
automatically pair and be displayed. This system can expand up to 4
cameras, requiring individual pairing. Repeat the above procedure to pair
additional cameras.
Once the system is paired, it will remain paired (with or without power) until
the pairing process is run again.

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2. Picture settings
Select the "PICTURE" icon to enter the sub-menu setting interface as
shown, then select and adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation, and
guideline feature.
3. Mirror-FLP
Select the "MIR-FLP" icon to enter the sub-menu setting interface as
shown, choose, and select the correct mode. When used as a backup
camera, the image is MIRRORED; this is the default configuration. If the
camera is used for a front-facing image, the imager must be switched to
NORMAL mode.
4. Display mode
Select the "MODE" icon to enter the sub-menu setting interface as shown,
choose, and select the required display mode combination.

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5. CAMERA SETUP
Select the "CAM-SETUP" icon to enter the sub-menu setting interface, as
shown. Choose and select each of the four cameras' ON-OFF status, scan
time, and auto scan. The auto-scan feature will continuously loop the
display of multiply cameras. The cycling time interval can be adjusted using
the scan time feature.
6. System
Select the "SYSTEM" icon to enter the sub-menu settings interface, as
shown. Adjust the time/date, language, color system, auto-dim, delay time,
and volume settings.
7. Play
Select the "PLAY" icon to enter the playback interface. Select the dated
folder to playback the recorded SD card (not supplied) content. This feature
will not function unless an SD card is inserted correctly.
Use Only a Class 10 or above
SD memory card (Max 128
GB) for reliable recording and
performance. Not Included.

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8. Record
Select the "RECORD" icon to enter the sub-menu setting interface, as
shown. Choose and select the rewrite and format settings. A new SD card
must be formatted prior to using the record feature. To use the record
feature, select the CAM-CH to be recorded, e.g., CAM1 or for multiple CAM
recording, select the CAM-CH display mode combination, e.g., CAM1/CAM2
when the displayed CAM-CH is shown on monitor press the REC / ENT
button to start recording (note the REC icon on top of the screen). Press
the REC / ENT button again to pause recording. Note: the record feature will
not record if the monitor is powered off.
Trouble Shooting
If, for any reason, the system does not function, first confirm that both the
camera and monitor have power (check the fuses on the power cables).
Note: The monitor screen has a small blue power activation light on the front.
If a fuse is blown, ONLY replace it with a 1amp 250V fast blow fuse.
If the signal is blocked or weak, the monitor will
display –Check the Antenna position and
power to the camera
If showing "NO SIGNAL" and you have
confirmed there is power at the camera, run the
pairing process for the camera and monitor. If
needed, move the camera closer.