Deployment
Wireless Camera / DVR Installation
Deployment of our range of wireless cameras is easy and takes a few minutes to set up. As shown above, you need to mount the camera, connect the power supply both to camera and receiver, connect the video cable (and audio cable, if applicable) from receiver to TV (or PC, if applicable) and there you go!
Push buttons on receiver allow you to make adjustmets and select features available with the product. If it is a digital video recording device such as 901R or 906R, you need to insert a 1 GB or 2GB SD card in the slot provided within the receiver-housing.
Some of our camera systems employ Li rechargeable batteries as power source. Usually, the camera is powered with the battery. In such cases, battery chargers are always supplied with the camera system.
As is the nature of wireless communications, one may encounter problems in receiving images or visdeo, because of the other wireless communications that may be present abd active in the vicinity on the same frequency or close to the frequency that camera system is using. In such instances, you need to select a channel where electromagnetic noise levels are low. This is done by simply switching the channel from one to another, till you see a clearer, well-formed image. Almost all our cameras are supplied with 4 channels (around 2.4 GHz).
Push buttons on receiver allow you to make adjustmets and select features available with the product. If it is a digital video recording device such as 901R or 906R, you need to insert a 1 GB or 2GB SD card in the slot provided within the receiver-housing.
Some of our camera systems employ Li rechargeable batteries as power source. Usually, the camera is powered with the battery. In such cases, battery chargers are always supplied with the camera system.
As is the nature of wireless communications, one may encounter problems in receiving images or visdeo, because of the other wireless communications that may be present abd active in the vicinity on the same frequency or close to the frequency that camera system is using. In such instances, you need to select a channel where electromagnetic noise levels are low. This is done by simply switching the channel from one to another, till you see a clearer, well-formed image. Almost all our cameras are supplied with 4 channels (around 2.4 GHz).
