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Viewing the camera and recording to VCR
Power on the receiver,
VCR and TV
Using your TV’s remote
control tune your TV to
the correct INPUT*. In our
example above the TV
should be set to INPUT 1
Using your VCR’s remote
control tune your VCR to
the LINE 1 INPUT*
You should now see
your cameras on the
TV screen. Follow
your manufacturer’s
instructions to
record to your VCR
1.
2. 3. 4.
*Some VCR’s and TV’s will list this as INPUT, A/V, SOURCE, L1, Channel 0 - Consult your manufacturer’s manual for more information
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Connecting the receiver to record on a VCR
Back of VCR
Input
Output
Back of TV
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Component
Inputs
Video
Inputs
Output
1
2
3
4
5
1. Using supplied video cable, connect one end to receiver
2. Connect other end of video cable to INPUT on VCR
4. Connect other end of video cable to INPUT on TV
5. Connect power cable to receiver
3. Using another video cable (not supplied) connect to VCR OUTPUT
Connecting the receiver to your TV
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Component
Inputs
Video
Inputs
Output
Back of
Receiver
Back of TV
Connect the video
cable to the back
of the receiver
Connect one end of the
cable to your TV Input
Easy Set up Components
A
Receiver
Power only Cable for
Wireless Connection
Power & BNC
Cable for Wired
Connection
Video Cable
Extension Cable
Camera and Stand
Camera Power
Supply
Receiver Power
Supply
Wireless / Wired Security Camera
PPW-250 Easy Setup Guide
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BNC to RCA
Adapter
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General Installation Notes and Tips
1. Test the camera signal before permanently installing the cameras.
2. Using battery power is only recommended for testing purposes as the cameras do require constant power to operate.
3. IR or night vision will reflect off of glass or windows and overexpose the picture. Try placing cameras in direct line of
sight of your subject.
4. Never aim the camera directly at the sun as this can permanently damage the lens.
5. Never submerge the camera in water. Some shelter is recommended such as an awning or eave.
Wireless Camera Positioning
Achieving the highest quality wireless signal
G
G
FE
Wireless Internet
Cordless Phones/Mobiles
Some Electronic Devices
If possible turn off or keep
the camera and receiver
away from wireless devices
Some wireless devices can
be set to different frequencies.
Consult the manufacturer’s
manual for details
A clear line of sight with little wireless interference
will always give you the strongest picture
Cable for wireless connections only
To Power Supply
To DVR/Monitor
To Power Supply
Cable for wired connection
Walls and floors can also limit range and image results. Place the receiver in a location that
is relatively close to the camera’s position
OR
Setting up Wireless or Wired options
Note: Wireless and electronic devices such as these can interfere with camera
transmission if they are within the cameras range.
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