4. To get the best performance from the camera, please follow these guidelines.

For the best performance, mount the camera between 2.5 and 3 metres above

the detection area.

Please note that the PIR movement sensor will NOT detect through glass

To avoid problems with false detection ensure no plants or obstructions which

could trigger the PIR are within the detection range.

Ensure the camera is set at the optimum angle to cover the desired area.

For best transmission range try to ensure that there are no thick walls or major

obstructions between the camera and receiver.

If night time operation is required a good light source is required to illuminate

the area.

1. Unpack the Procam camera / transmitter & Power supply.

2. Decide where you will be mounting the camera, make sure the camera is

positioned no more than 4 metres from the mains socket. Mount the camera

bracket on to the wall with the fixing kit provided. Screw the camera bracket to

the camera base as shown below. The camera can now be adjusted by rotating

the camera head to the required position and tightening the thumb screw to lock

the camera in to position.

INSTALLATION

3. Run the power supply cable and connect power jack shown below.

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5. Remove Dip switch cover and select the transmission channel using the DIP

switches in the rear camera compartment by switching any one of the three

switches. The camera is preset to Channel 1, with the switch in the down posi-

tion.

The Receiver is factory set to receive the pictures from one camera, indicated by

switch no. 1 in the down position. Set the Receiver and camera DIP switches as

shown below.

Replace Dip switch cover.

It is important to make sure the Dip switch cover is replaced correctly to

maintain the cameras weatherproofing.

USING TWO CAMERAS

Camera 1

Camera 2

Cameras 1&2

Selected

Camera

DIP switches

Receiver

DIP switches

Receiver

DIP switches

Camera 2

Camera 3

All Cameras

(1,2,3)

Selected

Camera 1

Camera

DIP switches

The switch is ON

when it is in the

down position

USING THREE CAMERAS

12VDC

Power Supply