Connecting The Radio Camera; Connecting The Radio Receiver; Installing The Receiver - Conrad Electronic 75 06 02 Bedienungsanleitung

Connecting the Radio Camera

The radio camera allows you to operate it with the power pack or with batteries.
Power pack operation:
• Connect the low-voltage plug of the power pack (11) with
the power supply socket of the camera (7).
Observe the correct output voltage of 10 V DC!
• Now plug the power pack into a suitable wall outlet.
• The camera is now ready for operation.
Battery Operation
• Open the battery compartment on the bottom of the device
by sliding the cover in the direction of the arrow.
• Insert four new alkaline batteries with the right polarity into
the battery compartment. Only use batteries of the same
type.
• Close the battery compartment carefully.
• The camera is now ready for operation.
Due to the permanent additional illumination, battery operation is only possi-
ble for a short time (max. 2 hours)!

Installing the Receiver

Install the receiver in proximity of the surveillance monitor or TV but not directly on
the surveillance monitor. This might disrupt the transmission.
The best location is approx. 1-2 m above ground (better receiving conditions).
There must be a power outlet in proximity to the receiving site.
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Connecting the Radio Receiver

In order to avoid distortions or maladjustment that may lead to
damages to the device, you may only connect the audio connec-
tion plug (red) with an audio cinch input.
The video connection plug (yellow) may only be connected to a
video cinch input.
If you are not sure about the proper connection, contact our tech-
nical service or another expert.
Only use suitable screened cinch cables for extension. Using other cables
may lead to disruptions. Keep the cable length as short as possible.
• Connect the AV cable with a suitable
monitor or TV system as illustrated
with the AV cinch input and the recei-
ver (red plug = audio (mono sound),
yellow plug = video).
• Connect the low-voltage plug of the
power pack (14) with the power sup-
ply socket of the receiver (18).
Observe the correct output voltage
of 12 V DC!
• Now plug the power pack into a sui-
table wall outlet.
• The receiver is now ready for opera-
tion.
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