User's Manual

802CA wireless transmitter

user’s manual

Thanks for your choosing this wireless camera, in order to have a good use of this

product, please read this manual carefully.

Specification Parameters:

Image device: 1/3” CMOS

TV system: PAL/CCIR NTSC/EIA

Valid pixel: PAL: 628×582 NTSC: 510×492

Image area: PAL: 5.78×4.19mm NTSC: 4.69×3.45mm

Horizontal definition: 320Line

Scanning frequency: PAL/CCIR: 50Hz NTSC/EIA: 60Hz

Minimum illumination: 3LUX

Sensitivity: 18 dB/AGC OFF

Output power: 70dBµV/m(3m)

Output frequency: 2.414GHz2.432GHz2.450GHz2.468GHz

Frequency control: PLL, with high sensitivity.

Transmitting signal: VideoAudio

Open distance: 2030M

IR night vision distance: 1518M

Rating voltage: DC+12V

Rating current: 500mA

Power consumption: ≤ 640mW

Working temperature: -10+50

Working environment: Indoor or outdoor avoid from rain

Size: 56x60x45 mm

Weight: 185g

Illustration:

Operation instruction:

1.Fix the camera to the direction you want to monitor;

2.Insert the DC+12V/500mA power adapter into the alternating current socket,connect the

Optical lens

antenna

IR LED

DC input

Video output

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802CA wireless transmitter user’s manual Thanks for your choosing this wireless camera, in order to have a good use of this product, please read this manual carefully. Specification Parameters: Image device: 1/3” CMOS TV system: PAL/CCIR Valid pixel: PAL: 628×582 NTSC: 510×492 Image area: PAL: 5.78×4.19mm NTSC: 4.69×3.
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power adapter plug to the camera to have it power on; 3.Keep the distance of each camera beyond 2 meters if more than 2pcs of cameras are mounted; keep the distance between the camera and the receiver beyond 2 meters, otherwise they will interfere each other and cause a poor picture. 4.Mount the 2.4G antenna to the receiver; 5.Connect the video/audio interface of the receiver to the TV or monitor with AV cord; 6.
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However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: --Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. --Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.