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Page 1: Operating Instructions
Advanced security made easy Additional Camera Advanced Digital Wireless System ADW-400 Operating Instructions SW322-XDW www.swannsecurity.com SW322-XDW-60100-301009... -
Page 2: Before You Begin
Before You Begin FCC Verification: NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are de- signed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residen- tial installation. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Before you Begin Table of Contents Package Contents Overview Layout of Camera Layout of Receiver Pairing Using the Menus Recording Modes Connection Guide Settings Playback and Backup Additional Features Troubleshooting Guide Technical Specifications Technical Support Warranty Information Package Contents ADW-400 Camera with Stand Power Adaptor (5V) -
Page 4: Overview
Overview Congratulations on your purchase of this additional camera for the ADW-400 system! Adding more cameras to your ADW-400 system is a great way to achieve additional functionality and value from the ADW-400 receiver. If you don’t already have an ADW-400 Receiver, then you won’t be able to use this camera. -
Page 5: Layout Of Camera
Layout of Camera Lens Antenna Infrared LEDs Stand Lens: The business end of the camera. For a reliable and clear image, ensure that the lens stays clean and unobstructed. To clean, use a dedicated lens cleaning solution and cloth, available from all good photography stores. Infrared LEDs: These give the camera its limited night vision capabilities. -
Page 6: Layout Of Receiver
Layout of Receiver Play / Enter Arrows / Playback Controls POWER MENU MUTE QUAD Auto/Manual Power: Activates and deactivates the receiver. MENU: Opens the main menu, or goes back one step in a submenu. MUTE: Turns the audio output on or off. Will not affect recording, only live monitoring and playback. -
Page 7: Pairing
Pairing Pairing Instructions You might have already noticed that there is no channel switch on the camera – so, how do you assign the cameras to the channel you want? The answer is “pairing”. Pairing, in a nutshell, is a process which associates one camera with one channel, hence “pairing”... -
Page 8: Using The Menus
Using the Menus When you open the Main Menu, you will see the following four categories, each containing several options. Here’s a quick rundown of what you’ll see. Pairing This is where you pair cameras with channels in the receiver. See page 7 for more details. -
Page 9: Recording Modes
Recording Modes The ADW-400 Receiver offers two recording modes, Motion Recording and Schedule Recording. Both of these can be used together - that is, the receiver can always be ready to record on motion, and also record constantly for a certain period each day. -
Page 10: Connection Guide
Connection Guide Connect the power adapter plug into the power socket attached to the camera. Plug the camera’s power adapter into the wall socket. 5A. Connect to VCR/DVD recorder (Optional) Connect the A/V cable to the Input on the back of the VCR/DVD recorder If your VCR/DVD recorder is not already connected to your... - Page 11 Connect the power adapter plug into the receiver’s power socket. Connect the the A/V cable to your TV or VCR 5B. Connecting to TV From Receiver Connect the A/V Cable to a TV Input From VCR (Optional) Connect the power adapter into the wall socket.
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Page 12: Settings
Settings Using the Software The Main Menu with the Settings Menu selected. Date / Time Here you can update the date and time settings in the receiver to the correct values. The receiver will retain date and time information if turned off and on again, or if power is disconnected for a short time. - Page 13 Resolution Resolution refers to how many pixels (individual dots which together make up an image) the receiver will record. There are two settings: low and high. High resolution records at VGA quality (640 x 480 pixels) and is the suggested setting. Alarm The receiver can emit a high pitched alarm tone when it detects movement.
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Page 14: Playback And Backup
Using the Software Playback & Backup There are two ways of playing back footage from the ADW-400 receiver. The first is through the receiver itself, and the second (possibly more useful option) is to remove the SD card and insert it into a card reader attached to a computer. To back up footage, reading the SD card via a computer is the best option. -
Page 15: Playback And Backup
Playback & Backup on a Computer: Playback on a PC has some significant advantages over playing back footage on the receiver itself. Generally, computer playback offers a higher resolution monitor than most TVs, and the video quality does not suffer from being transmitted via a composite video signal. -
Page 16: Additional Features
Additional Features Quad View: In Quad View mode, you’ll be able to see images from up to four cameras on screen at once. For this to function optimally, you’ll need: • Four ADW-400 cameras, • connected to power, • and each correctly paired to each of the four channels. To enable quad viewing mode, simply press the QUAD button on the top of the receiver. - Page 17 Recording Time: If you were to manually set the ADW-400 to record constantly, how long will it record for? Under ideal conditions, the ADW-400 uses a minimum of 8MB of space per minute of recording. Accordingly, we suggest that a 2GB SD card should only be relied on to record approximately 3 hours (even then, there is a chance that the video might be too large).
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Page 18: Troubleshooting Guide
Troubleshooting Guide Problem: I’m getting a “NO SIGNAL” message on my screen where I want to see my images. Solutions: Make sure the camera is getting power from the supplied 5V power adaptor. Ensure that the camera is properly paired with the receiver by following the instructions on page 7. -
Page 19: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Advanced Digital Wireless (ADW) Camera Video Image Sensor Video Quality Number of Effective Pixels Minimum Illumination Day / Night Mode White Balance Signal / Noise Ratio Electronic Shutter Gain Control Backlight Compensation Lens Viewing Angle Audio Microphone Audio Range Night Vision Night Vision Range Infrared Cut Filter... - Page 20 Swann. The end user is responsible for all freight charges incurred to send the product to Swann’s repair centres. The end user is responsible for all shipping costs incurred when shipping from and to any country other than the country of origin.