Operation (continued)
Connecting the system (continued)
1.Set the Monitor (2) in a dry, stable position, out of the direct sunlight and in accordance with the operational warnings above. Set the Sunshade (8) on top of the Monitor (2). Just a few feet from the Camera (1), run the 65 Foot Cable (3) around a railing or post to keep the weight of the Camera (1) from dislodging the Monitor (2) from its stable position. Plug the 65 Foot Cable (3) into the Camera port (C1) on the back of the Monitor (2). Refer to FIGURE 2 on page 4,
2.Set the Battery (4) in a dry position, on a plate or other flat, stable surface out of the sun, close enough for the Battery Cord (5) to reach the rear of the Monitor (2). Attach the Black
3.Set the VCR/Camera switch (on the back of the Monitor (2)) to Camera.
4.Turn on the POWER button on the front of the Monitor (2). See FIGURE 3 below.
FIGURE 3
5.Push the Camera button (above) in, if using the C1 Camera input, and leave it out if using the C2 input. You should see an image on the Monitor (2).
If not, recheck your connections.
Note: The Ballast (see FIGURE 4) can be set so that the Camera (1) can be set to have no angle, or angled slightly down or up. Slightly open the bracket on the Camera (1) to tilt the Ballast.
6. Gently lower the Camera into the wa- Ballast
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until it is at the appropriate depth. | Bracket |
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7.Adjust the Brightness (BRI.) and Contrast
(CONT.) on the front of the Monitor (2). See
FIGURE 3. If additional light is needed, push on the (LED) switch on the front of the Monitor (2). You can dim the LED lights with the DIMMER switch.
8.When you are finished, remove the Camera (1) from the water, turn off the POWER switch on the Monitor (2), disconnect the alligator clips on the Battery Cord (5) from the Battery (4), and unplug the Battery Cord (5) from the Monitor (2).
Warning!! Always keep the Camera (1) and Battery (4) dry and protected from the elements. Never try to disassemble the Camera’s (1) waterproof housing.
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