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Transmitter Controls:
2.4Ghz 10mW/ 100mW
4 Channel switch: Note TX shown in Ch1
AV in: Connect to 5p camera Molex connector
Power out: 5V Power output as shown on
TX label to power camera
Voltage in: 6.0 - 12V:
CAUTION: IF USING TO POWER A CCD
CAMERA, GROUND TEST FOR 1HR BEFORE
USING, SOME CCD USE HIGH POWER AND
MAY CAUSE TX TO OVERHEAT AND SHUTDOWN
5.8Ghz 100mW
7 Channel 3p DIP switch
AV in: Connect to 5p camera Molex connector
Power out: 5V Power output as shown on
TX label to power camera
Voltage in: 6.0 - 9V direct, 7-16V through inline
switching regulator (included):
CAUTION: IF USING TO POWER CCD or HD CAMERA be sure to use the
included inline switching regulator..
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For maximum distance it is very important that a clear line of sight exists
between the transmitter and the video headset. 2 of the worst causes of
interference are human bodies and reinforced concrete.
The headset receiver may become warm to touch during use (particularly in
the antenna region and top middle). This is normal.
Although you don' t require any license to operate this device, you are still
legally responsible for operating in a responsible manner. If someone has
told you that your transmitter is interfering with their 2.4 Ghz system you are
legally responsible to remedy the situation by either changing to a different
channel, moving locations or cease using. Please be a responsible user of
this device.
AV IN/OUT PORT
AV Cable Pin Out
Ground Video
Yellow: Video
White: Audio Left
Recording Video
Connect RCV922 AV cable to AV out port on underside of headset. Connect
recording device to cables and set up as per manufacturer directions.
Note: Cables pins are not all the same (see above chart), be sure to connect
to RCV headset using the included cables.
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AudR
AuL
Red: Audio Right
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