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Summary of Contents for Swann ADW-340
- Page 1 Digital Wireless Security System ADW-340 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...
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Page 2: Warranty Information, Verifications & Warnings
Any unit which proves defective during the stated period will be repaired without charge for parts or labour or replaced at the sole discretion of 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. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Menu: Camera Setup Menu: Record Setup Menu: Event List / Playback Menu: Miscellaneous Playback: Play video on a PC Reference Mounting Guide Tips & Tricks: Getting the most out of your ADW-340 Troubleshooting: Cameras & Receiver Helpdesk / Technical Support Details... -
Page 4: Introduction
Check out the IMPORTANT INFORMATION below. We don’t mean to be dramatic, this is • just stuff you should know about the ADW-340 so it doesn’t surprise you later. • Take a moment to appreciate that you’re not trying to install video cables into walls or ceiling cavities. -
Page 5: Layout: Side/Rear Of The Receiver
Layout: Side/Rear of the Receiver Antenna Power Button Micro SD Card Slot USB Port Reset Button Stand A/V Out Power Socket Speakers Power button: When off, press and hold for three seconds to turn on. To turn the Receiver off, press and hold for three seconds (note that while the Receiver is off, no recording is possible). -
Page 6: Layout: Front Of The Receiver
Layout: Front of the Receiver Signal/Pairing LED Power Indicator Arrow buttons Menu button REC/DEL ZOOM ALARM Screen: The wireless receiver features a built-in LCD screen which is able to display all four channels at once. Buttons: For accessing and controlling the built-in menu system. •... -
Page 7: Layout: The Camera
Layout: The Camera Antenna Power socket IR LEDs Power LED Lens Link LED Light Sensor Stand Pairing Button Antenna: For best results, this should be fully extended, as high as possible and with as few obstructions as possible between the camera and receiver. IR LEDs: These powerful LEDs put out light that the human eye cannot see, but which the image sensor in the camera can. -
Page 8: Setup Guide
If you’re having problems or things just don’t seem to be working out, have a look at: - “Tips & Tricks: Getting the most out of your ADW-340” on page 22 and - “Troubleshooting: Cameras & Receiver” on page 23. -
Page 9: Menu: System Setup
Menu: System Setup The Main Menu: System Setup The top row of the Main Menu covers the following functions: • Camera Setup: page 12 • Record Setup: page 13 - page 15 • Event List / Playback: page 17 • System Setup: page 9 - page 11 Press the Menu button with the System Setup icon highlighted to access the following: Date and Time:... - Page 10 Menu: System Setup (continued) Choose your TV system for TV Out - NTSC for USA/CA and PAL for AU/UK. Once you have the correct option highlighted, press the Menu button to select. Choose when to turn off the LCD screen (recording will still happen as per your recording settings), press any button to activate the screen again.
- Page 11 Menu: System Setup (continued) Choose whether the unit will automatically return to quad screen or cycle through the active channels when idle. You can also set the amount of time each screen will display here Choose the system language.
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Page 12: Menu: Camera Setup
Menu: Camera Setup Pair a Camera: Pairing a camera to a channel will associate that camera’s image to that channel until another camera is paired. If the camera is switched off and then powered back on, it’s image will automatically return to that channel (unless a full factory default has been applied, in which case pairing information will be lost). -
Page 13: Menu: Record Setup
Menu: Record Setup Record Schedule: The record schedule offers the most powerful control over the automatic operation of the recording functions. There are three different recording modes to choose from. To navigate the schedule interface, use the arrow buttons to select a time period. The day is divided up into one hour segments. - Page 14 Menu: Record Setup (continued) Motion Detection Sensitivity: Controls how sensitive each channel is to motion. The higher the sensitivity, the less motion will be required to trigger that channel. • The best way to set the detection sensitivity is to employ the aid of an able volunteer to play the part of intruder - have them move through the camera’s view, and experiment with different values until you find the right one for you.
- Page 15 Menu: Record Setup (continued) • If the card is new, ensure you format it immediately. Although most cards come pre-formatted, they may use an incompatible file system and won’t be suitable until formatted. To initiate the format, highlight Format Storage, then press the Menu button. A •...
- Page 16 The options are 2, 5 or 10 minutes from the time motion is detected. • To select the value, use the Left/Right Arrows to select how long the ADW-340 will record for then press the menu button to save the setting.
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Page 17: Menu: Event List/Playback
Menu: Event List/Playback Event List The Event List is where you can locate recordings and select one to playback. Use the Arrow Buttons to navigate through the file system. • The recordings are sorted by the Date they were recorded, and then by Hour. •... -
Page 18: Menu: Miscellaneous
Menu: Miscellaneous The bottom row of the Main Menu covers the following functions: Alarm On/Off: Highlight this icon then press the Menu button to toggle the alarm tone on and off. When on, an alarm tone will sound when any of your cameras detects motion. - Page 19 Menu: Miscellaneous (continued) Scan Active Cameras: This feature jumps straight in to scanning of any active cameras you have connected to your receiver. This feature only scans active (paired and connected) cameras. You can set the duration of time each channel will be displayed by adjusting the Multi-Channel Idle Display option, located in the System Setup menu.
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Page 20: Playback: Play Video On A Pc
Time slider 1 2 3 4 5 To Load a video from your ADW-340, remove the MicroSD card and fit it to an appropriate card reader then connect that to your PC/Laptop. Run the Sec24 software as shown earlier and then click Load (6) and navigate to the Remov- able Disk in the explorer window (the actual name may vary depending on your computer and its settings). -
Page 21: Mounting Guide
Mounting Guide Mounting the camera is quite straight forward. There are three screw holes in the flat plate on the base of the camera’s stand (shown above) that can be screwed onto any suitable vertical or horizontal mounting surface. • Use the included screws if attaching to a hardwood surface. -
Page 22: Tips & Tricks: Getting The Most Out Of Your Adw-340
Q: How does the receiver “sense” movement? A: The ADW-340 doesn’t see the world like we do. The camera’s image is seen by the receiver as a large number of pixels. To detect motion, the receiver compares one picture from the camera to the next one it sends, and counts up how many pixels have changed their colour or tone, and by how much. -
Page 23: Troubleshooting: Cameras & Receiver
Check the integrity of the antenna(s) and tighten any loose connections. • Devices operating in the 2.4GHz range may interfere with the ADW-340 signal. Move cameras and the Receiver away from WIFI equipment, microwaves or any other wireless devices you have. -
Page 24: Helpdesk / Technical Support Details
Helpdesk / Technical Support Details Swann Technical Support All Countries E-mail: tech@swann.com Telephone Helpdesk USA Toll Free 1-800-627-2799 USA Exchange & Repairs 1-800-627-2799 (Option 1) (M-F, 9am-5pm US PT) AUSTRALIA 1300 138 324 NEW ZEALAND Toll Free 0800 479 266...