Secure Video Connection Setup
3.Connect the video cable: Plug one end of a video cable into the camera. Run the rest of the cable to your TV.
4.Connect the other end of the cable to the
Turn on your TV and select its video input. Use the Video or Select buttons on your TV remote control, or try channel 0 and then Channel Down. The camera’s picture should appear. Note, the picture will be upside down because the camera is intended to be mounted on a ceiling or overhang, after installing it into the dome. See page 22 if you want to flip the picture.
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REMOTE CONTROL FEATURES
Your Sentinel Camera includes many versatile and powerful features. This section will show you how to get the most from your camera.
Stored Positions
Your Sentinel Camera can remember nine locations, including vertical/ horizontal positions, and zoom settings.
Storing a Position
You can store up to nine positions in your camera. Here’s how:
1.Press and release C1.
2.Press and hold the Setup button on your remote control until the C1 button lights green.
3.Move the camera to the position you want to store. Press Autofocus to set the focus for that position.
4.Press the number button (1 through 9) on the remote to store the position under that button.
5.Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each position you want to store.
6.When finished, press Setup to save the positions you entered.
Selecting Positions
Once you’ve stored positions in the camera, press the desired number button on the remote to move to that position. If you press Sweep, the camera will automatically switch through all the positions you’ve stored. Press any of the movement buttons on the remote to stop the camera from sweeping.
Changing Stored Positions
You can store new positions over positions you’ve already stored, by following the instructions above. Just store the new position using a button that you programmed before.
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