RDI Technology CA610 Users Manual

CMD6129 Quick Start

Connect the camera

Connect the camera to a power outlet with supplied power adapter for the camera, the power supply jack
is in the rear of the camera base. Then set the slide switch in the left side to ‘on’ position, the camera is
now switched on, and meanwhile the light below the dip switch is also on.

Sound Input: Below the camera lens there is a built-in microphone to input the sound which can be
outputted in the monitor (Figure 1).

Night Light: In the top of the camera is a night light button, users can press it to switch on the light for
the use in dark (Figure 1).

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Sound Trigger: This digital transmission kit has a unique sound trigger feature. Monitor beeps to alert

users when sound is above preset s ound level. Us ers can adjust the s ound trigger sensitivity by turni ng
the ‘trigger’ knob located in the right side of the camera (Figure 2).

Connect the monitor
Connect the monitor to a power outlet with supplied power adapter for the monitor. There are two options.
For desktop stand use, put the monitor into the monitor base, and then plug the power adapter to the
jack in the rear of the monitor base. Accordingly, the light in the front of the monitor base will be on. For
hand-held use, just plug the power adapter to the ‘DC 9V’ jack in the left side of the monitor, and the light
above the jack will be on. Then press the ‘power’ button in left side of the monitor the switch on the
monitor.

A/V Out: For Audio/Video output, plug the stereo end of the A/V cable to one of the ‘AV OUT’ jacks.
There are two Audio/Video output jacks, one is in the left side of the monitor, the other one is in the rear
of the monitor base, just beside the power jack.

Notes: When using the jack in the rear of the monitor base, image will be automatically displayed in the
external display device which is connected to the monitor base when the mo nitor is put onto the base.

Night Light: Press the night light button in the right side of the monitor to switch on/off the night light in
the camera, the function of this button is the same as the one in the top of the camera.

Alarm: For sound trigger feature, monitor beeps when soun d is above preset sound level. The alarm

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volume can be adjusted by turning the ‘Alarm’ knob in the right side of the monitor.
Volume: Press the ‘V+’ and ‘V-’ to adjust the volume. And these two buttons will be the up and down

navigation buttons after entering the menu interface.
Manual/Auto: For more than one camera use, pr ess button ‘M’ to view the images from one camera to

another

manually, and press button ‘A’ to view the images from one camera to
another camera automatically. These two buttons will be the left and right navigation
buttons after entering the menu interface.

Scan: Pressing the ‘Scan’ button places the system in Scan mode. The
monitor screen blanks into standby mode while the system continuously scans
active cameras. If sound is detected above the pre-set sound trigger level, the monitor
beeps and displays the camera picture. Several minutes after the last detection, the screen
returns to scan mode and the palm monitor resumes scanning. Pressing the Manual or

Auto button will cancel this mode.
Set up the monitor

Press ‘Menu’ button in the front panel of the monitor to enter the main menu interface, then use the four
navigation buttons and ‘OK’ button to select and confirm each setting.

Pairing: The monitor can receive the signal from the camera only when it is paired to the camera. The
standard kit has been already pre-paired before ex-factory, and the camera is defaulted as Cam1. For
multi-camera use, select ‘Pairing’ and then choose one channel. The moni tor can support 4 cameras in
total. Press the ‘Pair’ button deep in the bottom of the monitor, the screen with display a sentence to
indicate users to press the ‘Pair’ button located in the back of the camera body in 10 seconds. After 10
seconds with no pressing the ‘Pair’ button in the camera, the operation will be automatically cancelled.
When the button is pressed, the camera will be successfully paired to the monitor.

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