Extel WESV 82212 Installations- Und Bedienungsanleitung Seite 20

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A. Adjusting the image
The system has several adjustment controls to provide the best quality image.
Use the VOL-/VOL+ buttons to set the following parameters on the screen: bright, colour, contrast, hue.
Press the "FunC" button once to adjust the brightness
Press the "FunC" button twice to adjust the contrast
Press the "FunC" button 3 times to adjust the sharpness
Press the "FunC" button 4 times to adjust the colour
Press the "FunC" button 5 times to adjust the hue
Press the "FunC" button 6 times to adjust the VIDEO (PAL/NTSC).
Press the "FunC" button 7 times to adjust the OSD BRIGHTNESS.
Press the "FunC" button 8 times to adjust the LCD H. AMPLITUDE (scanning line).
Press the "FunC" button 9 times for returning back to display mode
Use the "VOL+ and VOL-" buttons to adjust the parameters.
B. Adjusting the volume
VOL+ : Raises the volume on the screen
VOL- : Lowers the volume on the screen
C. Screen mirror function
The LCD monitor of your product can provide a "mirror effect". By pressing on the " rev " button, the screen reverses itself.
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d. Camera display
Press the " CH " button to transfer from one channel to the other or from one camera display to the other. The system is set on " CH1 "(Channel
or Camera 1) by default. Press the button once to transfer to Channel 2, and press again to transfer to " auto scan " mode. The " AUTOSCAN "
mode makes the two camera displays alternate back and forth for five seconds at a time.
E. on/oFF button
Press the " ON/OFF " button to turn on or turn off the system (button N°7).
F. remote Control
"For the first use, remove the battery transparent protective strip."
Type of battery : 1 3V CR2025 alkaline battery (included).
Instructions : 1. Press the CH1 button to view the image from Camera 1.
2. Press the CH2 button to view the image from Camera 2.
3. Press the " SCAN " button to view alternating images from both cameras (automatically 5 seconds at a time for each camera)
NOTE : Make sure that you are close enough (approximately 2 metres) and at an angle of 30° so that the infrared works properly (range of 10M unobs-
tructed)
g. using the A/V in socket (A/V in)
When inserting the provided Jack plug into the A/V IN socket, the monitor automatically goes into Auxiliary mode.
H. using the A/V out socket (A/V out)
This Audio/ Video socket is for connecting to a video cassette recorder that can record what is displayed on the screen.
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