4. Channel and switch settings.
The AVS 840 Power Receiver can be operated in one of two ways:
1. Permanent reception of a given wireless channel (cable TV or |
video). |
4.3 Use as receiver without channel switching
The same channel must be set on the transmitter and the receiver. This facility means that up to four systems can be operated independently of one another.
2. Switching between the |
determined intervals. This function is necessary when, for |
instance, the Power Receiver is to be used with a number of |
different wireless monitor cameras with the AVS 850 Power |
Transmitter. |
Example: the AVS 840 Power Transmitter is sending the signal via Channel 2 to the AVS 850 Power Receiver.
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4.1 Channel switch (rear side)
4 channel switches (switches 1 to 4) for setting the wireless- reception channel.
4.4 Use as receiver with channel switching
Switches 1 to 4 enable the channels to be set to each of which the system will switch in turn. Switches 5 and 6 enable the
In this example, Channel 2 is activated.
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4.2 Setting the switch-over time
Switches 5 and 6 can be used to set the
5. Aerial for the control channel
Transmits the 433 MHz control signals of the original remote- control unit.
Timetable: |
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5 | 6 | Time |
ON | ON | 8 seconds |
ON | OFF | 4 seconds |
OFF | ON | 2 seconds |
OFF | OFF | 1 seconds |
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6. Infra-red eye
This is the point towards which the unit connected to the remote- control unit of the AVS 850 Power Transmitter must be pointed.
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