Users Manual 2.4GHz 2.4GHz Wireless Surveillance System ~TABLE OF CONTENTS~ 1. INTRODUCTION .................. 1 2. PACKAGE CONTENTS........... 2 3.CONTROLS ...........................2 4.FIVE-WAY KEY LAYOUT........ 3 5.OPERATION ......................... 3 Night Vision Bear Camera Handheld Video Monitor 6.CHARGING THE BATTERIES.. 8 7.TROUBLE SHOOTING ........... 11 8.SPECIFICATION....................
GENERAL SAFETY SUMMARY CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRONIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER FOR REDUCING THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard , do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. All the safety and operating instructions should be followed and read before the product is operated. 2.
11. Do not use attachments not recommended or sold by the product manufacturer, as a risk of fire, electrical shock, or serious personal injury may result. 12. Unplug the product from the electrical outlet prior to putting on or removing parts. 13. Unplug the product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. 14. Plug the product into a standard 120V/230V AC electrical outlet. 15. Do not use this product with a voltage converter. 16.
INTRODUCTION Overview The attractive Bear Camera works with a handheld LCD monitor is just as a lovely nanny taking care of your children. No complicated installation, containing a 2.4GHz hidden transmitter, without running wires throughout your infant's bedroom. It suits for the active parents while out in the garden or while moving from room to room. Main Features Bear Camera ( Transmitter) High Resolution Color CMOS Camera High Performance Audio/Video Receiver Built-in Microphone for Audio Monitoring.
PACKAGE CONTENTS Check all of the components shown as below are included in box before using. (X1) 1. Bear Video Camera/Transmitter 2. Handheld video monitor (Receiver) (X1) (X2) 3. Power Adaptor Receiver Stand (X2) Bear Video Camera 4. 1.5V AA ALKALINE battery (X1) 5. Stand _ + (X1) _ 6. Users Manual + CONTROLS Battery Handheld Baby Monitor 1. 2. 3. 4. 1 DC jack Strap eyelet LCD monitor 5-way key 5. 6. 7. 8.
FIVE-WAY KEY LAYOUT 2 1. Channel selection 4 2. Up-key ( 1 3 ): Power on-off / Mute 3. Down-key ( ): Brightness / Audio only 4. Volume control (+/ ) OPERATION Bear Video Camera 1. Power by either the Battery or DC power of the Bear video camera. 2. Position the video camera in the desired location. NOTE: The transmission range of the Bear video camera at open side up to 150ft. Real distance is depends on its operating environment.
Remove the Channel Switch rubber grommet from the Bear video camera front base. (Refer to the diagram in the " Controls" section.) Use a small, blunted, pointed object to slide Channel Switch inside of the base opening, as desired (Channel 1-4) Securely reattach the Channel Switch rubber grommet onto the video camera base. NOTE: Reference the "Handheld LCD Monitor" section to update the receiver channel selection. 4. Zip back of the Bear Camera and pull out of the battery zoom. 5.
Handheld Video Monitor Open the battery cover Press Push 1. Press with a click and push the battery cover as the figure indication. Click + _ _ + 2. Open the battery cover on the rear of the Receiver and insert 2 AA- size batteries. 3. Close the battery cover, make sure it is locked with a click. Power on/off the Receiver 4. Push up ( ) and HOLD the button two seconds to power on/off Receiver. LED in green LED 5.
Volume control 6. Push the button left (volume down)or right ( volume up) to adjust volume. Select the channel 7. Press the button to choose Receiver's Channel the same as Transmitter. The power/channel indicator LED will flash in green to indicate channel number. Channel I : Flash once Channel II : Flash twice Channel III : Flash thrice Channel IV : Flash quartic OR press and hold the channel button two seconds to scan the channel. Audio mode 8.
Mute the Receiver 10. Push up the button to mute the Receiver. 11. Push the button up again(left, right are also available), or push down and hold a few seconds, let Receiver get back voice- mode. 12. Work with one to four 2.4GHz wireless camera for baby caring or environment security, easily watch anywhere you would like to monitor. A piece of "Five-way Key Memo" label attached in package. You can stick it on back of Receiver for your operation reminder.
CHARGING THE BATTERIES The Receiver was made to work by power from 2XAA size batteries(1.5V) or a power adaptor. Rechargeable batteries are always chosen the level of 1.2V/2000mAh. 1. If the batteries are unable to supply enough power to Receiver. The power/channel indicator LED will flash in red till the Receiver shuts off. 2. Plug power adaptor into DC jack to charge rechargeable batteries when batteries' power is at a low level. LED 3.
Caution: Using a specialized battery charger comes with the rechargeable batteries you bought to charge is always recommended. Before you get start first time, the rechargeable batteries have to be charged about 6 hours until the Power LED turns off. The Receiver can not charge the batteries when it is being used. Non-rechargeable batteries can not be recharged. Must not mix-charged the batteries of Ni-MH and Ni-Cd at the same time.
Caution: The Receiver with residual warm is normal condition after rechargeable batteries full-charged. Only batteries of the same or equivalent type as recommended are to be used. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the Power Adaptor. The outlet of the power supply must have the same voltage as the local area. Do not plug or unplug the power adaptor from the electrical outlet with a wet hand. Disconnect the plug from the electrical outlet, do not pull on the Power Cord.
TROUBLE SHOOTING Please read this users manual carefully before using the Wireless Audio Product. If you still have difficulties to use the product, consult the following syndrome, which will guide you to solve most common problems. No picture or sound 1. Check the power supply. Ensure the transmitter is properly connected and set. Ensure both the transmitter and receiver power indicators illuminate. 2. Make sure the batteries have been inserted into receiver's battery compartment. 3.
Unclear picture focus 1. The video camera is set at 4.9ft (1.5m) with a Free focus feature. Interference in the Image and Sound 1. Check if there is any interference radio frequency source near your Receiver, such as microwave oven or other 2.4GHz electronic products. 2. Make sure the range between Receiver and Transmitter is within 300 feet (L.O.S). 3. Make sure the Receiver and Transmitter are set to the same channel.
SPECIFICATION Bear Camera (Transmitter) Description 2:1 Interlace 2:1 Interlace PAL NTSC Image Sensor 1/4" CMOS Image Sensor 1/3" CMOS Image Sensor 628 (H) X 582 (V) Efficiency Pixels CAUTION 510 (H) X 492 (V) Horizontal Scan Frequency 15750 Hz 15625 Hz 50 Hz Vertical Scan Frequency 60 Hz Synchronize Internal Resolution More than 300 TV Lines 3 LUX (F1.2) Min. Illumination More than 45 dB (AGC OFF) S/N Ratio 1.
Handheld Video Monitor (Receiver) Description Item Display type Display area Resolution Brightness TFT-LCD 1.75-inch diagonal 280x220(61,600 pixels) 180 nit Full-color 2.4GHz - 2.483GHz 4 selectable channels -85 dBm (min.) Display color Frequency Numbers of Channel Receiver Sensitivity +/-100kHz (typ.) 0.5w 500mA@2.4V 9V/300mA L.O. Stability Audio Output Power Power consumption Adaptor voltage Rechargeable battery Antenna 2xAA; 1.2V/2000mAh Inverted-F Digital volume control 111(H) x 62.
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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