GE 45232 Bedienungsanleitung

45232

Home Monitoring

B/W Wired

Camera System

with Monitor

User Manual

www.jascoproducts.com

1-800-654-8483

Thank you for purchasing the GE 45232 B/W Wired

Camera System with Monitor. Please review these

instructions carefully before attempting to operate

the unit.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Night Vision feature for low or no light viewing

up to 10 ft.

View up to four cameras automatically

Small, unique camera design is simple and

easy to use

Wall or desk mount for camera

Wired Camera for Indoor/Outdoor use

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Please check and identify all the parts before

proceeding with the installation.

1. 5.5” B/W CRT monitor

2. B/W Camera with desktop mount

3. Wall mounting bracket for camera with mounting

hardware

4. AC adapter

5. 60 ft. camera cable (not rated for in-wall use)

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CHOOSING A CAMERA MOUNTING LOCATION

The Camera included with the 45232 Monitor

system can be positioned on a desktop, or mounted

to a wall. It is suitable for indoor or outdoor use.

When choosing a mounting location, please be

advised:

Do not use in wet locations. If using outside,

position camera in a sheltered location.

Do not position the camera so that it points

directly into the sun or any bright light, as this

may cause damage to the camera.

Avoid viewing areas where half the area is in

bright sunlight and the other half is dark, such

as in the shadow of a building. All types of

cameras have difﬁculty “seeing” into areas of

such divergent light levels.

In low light conditions, the camera will

automatically activate the Infrared (IR) LED’s

and switch the camera to Night Vision mode.

Night Vision viewing distance is up to 10 feet.

CONNECTING TO THE MONITOR

Before beginning installation, we recommend that

you temporarily connect the Camera to the 5.5”

Monitor to help familiarize yourself with the camera

system and select the best location for installing the

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camera. The camera connects to any of the video

inputs (1-4) on the back of the monitor. This system

will accommodate up to 4 cameras. The monitor

supplies power to each of the cameras.

1. Plug the power adapter into the power jack on

the back of the monitor, then into an AC outlet.

2. Turn on the monitor by pressing the ‘Power’

button on the front of the unit and set the volume to

midpoint.

3. Select the appropriate “channel” (1-4) on the

monitor that corresponds to the input (1-4) the

camera lead is connected. (See Channel Selection).

4. Adjust the sound level at the front of the monitor

with the volume control knob. Brightness/Contrast

and Vertical Hold can be adjusted with controls at

the back of the monitor.

CHANNEL (CAMERA) SELECTION

Manual Mode

To select one of

the four channels

manually, press the

MANUAL button on

the front panel of the

Monitor. The green

LED will light for

the corresponding

channel. The Monitor

will switch to a different channel (1, 2, 3, 4) each time

the MANUAL button is pressed. When you have

selected the channel with the active camera, that

video will appear on the monitor screen.

Auto Cycle Mode

To have the Monitor automatically switch between

active channels, press the AUTO button on the front

panel of the Monitor. The green LED will light and the

Monitor will automatically select between the active

cameras. The monitor will display images from both

cameras alternately. The Monitor will only search

active channels (channels with cameras connected).

AUTO MANUAL

Cycle Time Setting

(Time interval between camera selections)

The default cycle time for the receiver is preset to

4 seconds. To change the cycle time, press both of

the buttons (Auto & Manual) on front of the receiver

simultaneously. The Monitor will beep. Each beep

is one extra second of cycle time added. The cycle

time can be veriﬁed by the number of ﬂashes the

LED makes when you release the buttons—one

ﬂash equals one second. Cycle time can be set

between 2-30 seconds.

NIGHT VISION

The 45233 Wireless Color

Camera features Night

Vision technology. Objects

and images can be seen in

little or no light up to 10 ft.

The camera uses a special

image sensor that

automatically detects

available light levels.

It turns on/off the Infra-Red (IR) LEDs on the front of

the camera. These LEDs provide artiﬁcial light that

allows the camera to ‘see’ in the dark. Night Vision

will appear as a Black and White image. When the

image sensor detects enough light, color will return

to the images.

Sensor

Infra-Red

(IR) LEDs

INSTALLATION

Once your preferred camera mounting location has

been chosen, disconnect the camera lead and turn

off power to the monitor before proceeding.

Desktop Mount:

1. Place camera in desired location on a ﬂat surface.

2. Run the 60’ cable from the camera’s location to

the location of the TV, VCR or DVR. Use the cable

clips provided to keep the cable in place. (See Notes

on Cable Installation.) Take care not to pierce,

puncture or cut the cable when securing. Do not run

cable inside walls.

3. Switch on the power to the TV, VCR or DVR. Select

appropriate AV input on TV, VCR or DVR. (Refer to

“Connecting to a TV” or “Connecting to a VCR or

DVR” sections.)

4. Adjustments can now be made to the camera

viewing angle by rotating the camera head or

desktop mount.

Wall Mount:

1. Disconnect the camera lead.

2. Unscrew the camera from the desktop base and

screw on to the

wall mount bracket.

3. Drill three 1/8” holes in mounting

location and insert wall anchors

provided. Position wall bracket over the

anchors and install screws or

screw directly into a stud.

4. Run the 60’ cable from the camera’s

location to the location of the Monitor.

Use the cable clips provided to keep

the cable in place. (See Notes on

Cable Installation.)

5. Adjustments can

now be made to the

camera viewing

angle by loosening

the adjustment knob

and tilting and

rotating the

camera head.

NOTES ON CABLE INSTALLATION

Use care when running the cable from the

camera to the TV, VCR or DVR; when securing the

cable, do not cut, pierce or puncture. DO NOT RUN

CABLE INSIDE WALLS.

Keep the camera cable away from other cables

where possible, in order to reduce the risk of picture

and audio interference.

Avoid laying the cable next to any heat sources.

If the cable is run along the ground, a protective

covering must be used to prevent the cable from being

damaged, stepped on or becoming a tripping hazard.

The camera cable may be extended up to 300

ft. with additional cable (not supplied.) Remember

this when choosing a location for the camera. An

additional 60 ft. extension cable is available: contact

Customer Service at 800-654-8483.

USING THE 45235 WIRELESS B/W CAMERA SYSTEM

WITH A VCR, DVR OR ANOTHER MONITOR

You can connect the 45235 Monitor to a VCR,

DVR or another monitor in order to record/view

the images received from up to 2 cameras. If

connected to VCR or DVR, the VCR/DVR must also

be connected a TV/Monitor in order to see live

or recorded

images.

Video

Audio

VCR

MONITOR

Video Out

13.5V 1.2A

BEEP

V-HOLD BRIGHT CONT

TRIGGER

Audio Out

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If you have any questions or feel the camera

system is not operating correctly, or you simply

need additional information, please visit our web

site www.jascoproducts.com, or contact our

Customer Service Group 1-800-654-8483.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

No camera picture

1. Check all connections. Make sure Monitor is

powered ON.

2. Ensure camera(s) and monitor are set to

corresponding channel(s).

Blank monitor

1. Make sure Monitor is switched ON.

2. Make sure AC adapter is plugged in.

3. Make sure camera(s) are properly connected

to monitor.

Audio problems

1. Ensure the volume is turned up sufﬁciently on the

Monitor.

2. Make sure the sound is within the camera’s

microphone range.

3. If the unit emits a loud wailing sound (feedback),

try moving the camera away from the monitor or

angle it differently.

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