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128-5680128-5680
128-5680128-5680
128-5680
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· Find a suitable location for the receiver.
· Plug the RCA cable into the A/V outputs
(yellow to video out and white to audio out).
· Plug the other end of the RCA cable into the
A/V inputs of the TV monitor to be used.
· If using this receiver with any Audiovox
VE-XXX series product, plug the white dc
power cable into the receiver and plug the other
end with the center pin plug into the VE-XXX.
· Use AC-DC adapter if not connecting to
CHANNELCHANNEL
CHANNELCHANNEL
CHANNEL
CH1CH1
CH1CH1
CH1
CH2CH2
CH2CH2
CH2
CH3CH3
CH3CH3
CH3
CH4CH4
CH4CH4
CH4
FREQUENCY 2413 MHz 2432 MHz 2451MHz 2470 MHz
IMPEDANCE 50 ohms typical
POWER 12 VDC supplied by AC/DC adapter
CURRENT 280 mA
VIDEO OUTPUT 1Vp-p composite video (75 ohms)
AUDIO OUTPUT 2Vp-p max
DIMENSIONS
L: L:
L: L:
L: 115mm
H:H:
H:H:
H: 23mm
D:D:
D:D:
D: 80mm
OPERATING TEMPERATURE -10° C to +50° C
VE-XXX in which case the white DC
Power cable is not used.
7. Channel Selection7. Channel Selection
7. Channel Selection7. Channel Selection
7. Channel Selection
After connecting and turning on the equipment,
select the channel that gives the best reception
and least interference. The channel number
must match the channel number of the camera.
The antenna is normally positioned vertically
but its position may be changed to obtain the
best reception.
© 2000 Audiovox Corporation, Hauppauge, NY 11788 128-5680
NOTICE: Due to the nature of RF (Radio Frequency) signals, interference
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