Response CWFK2 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Wireless Colour Camera

Recordable CCTV Kit

CWFK2

Installation and Operating Instructions

These instructions should be retained in a safe place for future reference.

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1 INTRODUCTION 3

2 KIT CONTENTS 5

3DVR FEATURES 5

4 INSTALLATION 6

4.1 System Connection 6

4.2 Camera Installation 7

4.3 Powering Up the System 8

4.4 Setting the Camera Channel 9
(Optional)

4.5 Setting the Receiver Channel 9
(Optional)

4.5 Camera and Interference 10

5 DVR PANEL INTRODUCTION 11

6DVR OPERATION 12

6.1 Keys - Functions 12

6.2 Changing Between Real Time
Viewing and Playback Mode 13

6.3 Channel Selection 13

6.4 Manually Taking a Photo Shot
or a Video Clip 13

6.5 Menu Icons Definition 14

6.6 System Setup 14

6.6.1 Date /Time Setup 15

6.6.2 Motion Detection

and Advance Setup 15

6.7 Playing Back Recorded
Photos/Video Clips 16

6.8 Memory Overwrite Indication 17

6.9 Deleting Recorded Files 17

7 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 18

8TROUBLE SHOOTING 19

9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 21

10 ACCESSORIES IN

THE RANGE 24

11 DISPOSAL – RECYCLING

INSTRUCTIONS 25

12 GUARANTEE AND

CUSTOMER HELPLINE 26

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION Section 1

The Response Wireless Colour Camera Recordable CCTV Kit is a wireless monitoring

system designed to capture photos or 10 second video clips of any motion viewed by the
wireless camera and store them in memory on the 2 channel DVR. There is also an
additional video input available on the DVR to allow you to expand the system using a range
of CCTV accessories. The wireless camera supplied is colour, weatherproof and suitable
for day/night use for the protection of your home or office, etc.

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WIRELESS DEVICES OPERATING RANGE:

Ensure the signal reception viewed from the wireless camera is the best possible

reception (i.e. no interference lines viewed on the TV) between the camera and
receiver. If necessary reduce the distance between the camera and receiver to
prevent any interference on the picture. This is important to prevent the DVR
from capturing any unnecessary recordings of interference when set to motion
record. You may find that if the wireless camera is installed outside the property,
the maximum range without interference may be no more than 10m (provided
only a single brick wall acts as a barrier between the camera and receiver.

Other devices operating on the 2.4GHz frequency could affect the performance of
the product such as wireless routers, cordless phones or microwave ovens so
advised to keep away. Avoid placing the camera next to a metal panel radiator.

Please read before you start:

Always use discretion when installing CCTV surveillance equipment especially

when there is perceived policy. Enquire regarding local regulations applicable
to the lawful installation of video recording/ surveillance. Third party consent
may be required.

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SAFETY AND INSTALLATION TIPS:

DVR

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Keep away from heat sources and high temperature places

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Avoid direct sunlight

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Avoid humid places

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Avoid vibration

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Install in a ventilated environment

Camera(s) and DVR

Do not attempt to open the units with the power adaptor plug connected to avoid any risk

of personal injury.

When installing CCTV camera(s), always follow manufacturer’s advice when using power
tools, steps, ladders, etc. and wear suitable protective equipment (e.g. safety goggles) when
drilling holes. Before drilling holes through walls check for hidden electricity cables and
water pipes. The use of a cable/pipe detector is advisable.

When installing any cameras with this unit, it is advisable to use cable conduit to protect any
video/ power extension cables from being exposed externally and to prevent/reduce the
chances of the cables being tampered with. After drilling any hole though an external wall
for a cable, ensure the hole is sealed up around the cable using a sealant to prevent drafts.

To prevent a fire or electrical shock hazard, do not attempt to open the housing while the
unit is exposed to rain, water or wet conditions. There are no user serviceable parts
inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

NIGHT VISION:

The camera has built-in infra-red LEDs to allow you to view at night for 24hrs

surveillance. The LEDs will automatically activate at night and the picture viewed will
turn to black and white.

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KIT CONTENTS Section 2

1 xWireless Colour Camera

1xWireless Receiver unit

1x2 Channel DVR unit

1xDIN to RCA adaptor lead assembly

1xVideo output cable for Wireless Receiver unit to 2 Channel DVR

(1m RCA to RCA cable)

1xVideo output cable for 2 Channel DVR to TV (1m RCA to RCA cable)

1xWireless Camera power supply adaptor (12VDC/300mA)

1xWireless Receiver power supply adaptor (12VDC/300mA)

1x2 Channel DVR unit power supply adaptor (12VDC/1.2A)

1xSD memory card (2GB)

1xCamera fixing kit - wall plugs and screws

1xInstallation and operating manual

1xWindow sticker

Tools Required:

Electric drill

5mm masonry drill bit
15mm masonry drill bit
No. 2 Philips screwdriver
3mm flat blade screwdriver

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IMAGE RECORDER

(DVR) FEATURES Section 3

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2 channel video input/1 channel video output

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SD card technology

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Photos recorded in JPG format /video recorded in AVI format

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Motion detection

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Preset NTSC/ PAL system input

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Time and date stamp

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Picture in picture display (view one camera channel in another camera channel)

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INSTALLATION Section 4

4.1 System Connection

Key to DIN plug colours:

White plug – Camera channel 1

Yellow plug – Camera channel 2
Black plug – Video output
Red plug – 12VDC Power in

Connect the video output from the wireless receiver to the white plug (channel 1) of the
DVR. The red plug (channel 2) can be use with an additional wired camera accessory.

DIN IN

VIDEO IN 2 VIDEO IN 2

GND VIDEO OUT

GDN POWER IN

Not used In

this model

DVR Power

Supply Adapto

r

TV / MONITOR

Video Signal
to Input

Receiver Power
Supply Adaptor

POWER

DC12V

VIDEO

WIRELESS CAMERA

Camera Power

Supply Adaptor

WIRELESS RECEIVER

DVR

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4.2 Camera Installation

Mount the camera in a selected location using the fixing screws and plugs supplied. If the

camera is installed outdoors on an external wall you will need to drill a cable entry hole of
around 15mm for the cable to pass through the wall. Feed the camera’s cable through the
cable entry hole into the property, so that all connections are made inside.

Ensure that there is a mains power socket internally located near to the camera for power.
After installing the camera, seal the cable hole using a suitable sealant to prevent drafts.

Loosen this nut by hand and
unscrew the bracket if ceiling
mounting is desired

Note: in this mounting position,
the Camera body needs to be
slightly tilted to prevent the
antenna from touching the wall

Bracket

HORIZONTAL
SURFACE MOUNT

WALL MOUNT

CEILING MOUNT

2.4

GHz

Weather-proof

2.4

GHz

Weather-proof

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The sun shade hood can be removed from the camera body and re-attached for installation
flexibility. This is done by sliding along the body of the camera as shown.

4.3 Powering up the system

1. Insert the SD card into the DVR if not already fitted

2. Power up the camera

3. Power up and turn ON the receiver

4. Turn ON the DVR using the power switch

5. Tune your TV to auxiliary (AUX), A/V or video mode to view the camera.

(Note: Refer to your TV/VCR/DVR’s owner’s manual for setting this up).

6. Adjust the camera viewing position again if necessary.

Note: By default the camera and receiver will be set to channel 1. If poor reception is

received by the wireless camera and adjusting the orientation of the receiver’s antenna
doesn’t help, then set the camera to another unused channel. See 4.4 below.

2.4

GHz

Weather-proof

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4.4 Setting the Camera Channel (Optional)

The wireless camera has 4 selectable channels to avoid any interference from any other

wireless devices. Follow the steps below to set or change the frequency channel of the
camera. If you are adding another camera to link with the supplied receiver in this kit, then
ensure its channel is set to a different channel to the existing camera(s).

1. Pull open the rubber flap on the camera’s power cable.

2. Locate the 2 dip switches under the rubber flap.

3. Set the camera channel as per the switch configuration
below using the DIP switch tool provided. Do not set
multiple cameras on the same channel or interference
may appear on screen.

4.5 Setting the Receiver Channel (Optional)

The wireless receiver is capable of receiving up to 4 separate channels. The front of the

wireless receiver has 4 LEDs representing the 4 channels of the receiver. When lit, the
LED will indicate which channel is currently being displayed. In the diagram below CH1
is lit up indicating channel 1 will be displayed on the screen.

The wireless receiver allows you to manually switch between active channels by pushing
the SET button. (The orientation of the channels when pressing the ‘SET’ button each
time is CH1 to CH2 to CH3 to CH4 and back to CH1).

1 2

DIP Switch Tool

1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2

Channel1Channel2Channel3Channel

4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

SET

Channel SET Button

Channel Indicator Lights

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4.6 Camera and Interference

The wireless camera operates on the 2.4GHz frequency. Some devices such as wireless

broadband routers, microwaves, cordless phones can cause interference and affect picture
quality as they use the same frequency. If you are experiencing interference or poor image
quality try the following steps:

-move or orient the camera in a different location.

- adjust the receiver’s antenna.

- limit the number of walls, floors between the camera and receiver as this can
dramatically alter picture quality.

- dense materials such as concrete or metal will impede the wireless signal; move the
camera and/or receiver away from dense materials. A metal radiator is an example.

-ifpossible keep the camera and receiver away from or move conflicting devices such
as wireless routers, microwaves, cordless phones.

- make sure all Cameras are set to different channels.

- disconnect all other wireless devices to find out which is causing the problem and
adjust your setup accordingly.

- some wireless signals may originate from nearby homes or businesses; in this case a
wired camera may be necessary.

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DVR PANEL INTRODUCTION Section 5

6. DISP (Display) Key

7.



Up Key

8.



Right Key

9.

●

Enter Key

10.



Down Key

11.



Left Key

12. SD Card

Key to controls:

1. DIN IN

(2 channel video input;
2 channel output;
12VDC/1.2A Power IN)

2. MODE Key

3. SNAP Key

(Take Photo or Record)

4. MENU Key

5. Power ON/OFF Switch

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MODE

SNAP

MENU

DISP

POWER

STATUS

POWER

3

4

6

7

8

9

10

11

5

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DVR OPERATION Section 6

6.1 Keys - Functions

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Reference Key Real time mode Play back mode Setup menu

to diagram (Live viewing)

2 Mode Switch to play Switch to real

back mode time mode

4 Menu Setup menu Delete files menu Exit setup menu

appears (for video
clips, the Menu key
only functions at the

beginning or end of

a clip)

9 Enter Display full screen Confirm an item

(or OK) of a selected photo

shot or exit full screen

6 Display Switch between

channel 1 and
channel 2. If in
photo mode then
view one channel
in another (picture
in picture)

3 Snap Take a photo or

record a video Clip

11 Left Move to left photo/ Move to left item.

video clip Select the motion

detect area.
Move the motion
detect area to left

8 Right Move to right photo/ Move to right

video clip item. Select the

motion detect
area. Move the
motion detect
area to right

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6.2 Changing Between Real Time Viewing

and Playback Mode:

By default the DVR is set to view real time and will display channel 1 when powered ON.

Press the MODE key to switch between real time and playback mode.

6.3 Channel Selection:

1. Press DISP to change from channel 1 to channel 2.

2. Press DISP again to view channel 2 in channel 1 (only the when DVR is set to photo

record mode).

3. Press DISP again to view channel 1 in channel 2 (only when the DVR is set to photo

record mode).

4. Press DISP again to return to channel 1 (only when DVR is set to photo record mode).

Note: In photo record mode, when one channel is viewed in another channel, the DVR

will only record from the main viewing channel. In video record mode, it is not possible to
view one channel in another.

6.4 Manually Take a Photo Shot or Video Clip:

Press the Down key to select photo or video mode. On the top left corner of your TV/ monitor,

you will see either the photo camera or video camera icon depending on your selection.

Press the SNAP key to capture a photo or video clip (fixed 10 second clip).

7UpMotion detect Move up to a photo/

Move the motion

ON/OFF (Indicated video clip. Before

detect area/

on the top left of playing back a file, sensitivity up
the TV/monitor by the on screen display when adjusting
an ‘eye’ sign) details can be

removed or restored

10 Down Select photo or Move down to a Move the motion

video record mode photo/video clip. detect area/
(Indicated on the Play back a selected sensitivity down
top left of the video clip when adjusting
TV/monitor by a
photo camera or
video camera sign

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6.5 Menu Icons Definition:

6.6 System Setup:

1. During real time mode, press the MENU key to enter the setup menu.

Setup Screen

Setup Screen

Date Time Setup

Motion Detect On or Off

Select Photo or Video

Advance Setup

Quit Menu

Motion Detect Count

Advance Setup

Select TV System,

NTSC or PAL
Motion Detect

Area Setting
Motion Detect

Interval Setting

Select Image Quality
High or Low

Motion Detect
Sensitivity

Photo Management

Delete One Photo

Delete All Photos

Format Memory,
Clear All Files

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6.6.1 Date/Time Setup

1.1 Use the left/ right key to select the ‘Time Setup’ icon and press enter.

1.2 Use the left/ right key to select the date or time. Use the up/ down key
to set the correct digit.

1.3 Press enter to confirm settings.

6.6.2 Motion Detection and Advance Setup

When the DVR is set to motion detect, it records the photo or video by sensing any

change in picture from the selected camera and stores on to an SD memory card.
Although two cameras might be connected to the unit, it will only record from the
selected camera channel. The time and date of the capture are also recorded.

1.4 Use the left/right key to move to the

‘Motion Detect’ icon and press enter to

enable/disable auto capture.

1.5 Use the left/right key to move to the

‘Capture Format’ icon and press enter to

select ‘Photo’ or ‘AVI’ (video). Note that the AVI video clips are fixed at
a 10 second period.

1.6 Use the left/right key to move to the

‘Setup’ icon and press enter.

1.7 Press enter to select the TV system, NTSC or PAL.

1.8 Use the left/ right key to move to the image

‘Quality’ icon and press enter to

select high or low quality.

1.9 Use the left/ right key to move to the

‘Motion Detect Area (M)’ icon and press

enter. Use the left /right key to select the detection area (full/middle /small
area). Press enter to confirm the setting.

1.10 Use the left/ right/up /down key to move the chosen detect area to a desired
target position. Press enter to confirm the setting and exit the area setup.

1.11 Use the left/ right key to move to the

‘Motion Detect Count’ icon. This is used

to set the number of photos the DVR will take for every trigger when the DVR
is set to photo capture mode. The settings are 1 / 3 / 5 photo shots. Press enter
to select the required number of shots.

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1.12 Use the left/ right key to move to the

‘Motion Detect Interval’ icon. For photo

capture format mode only, this is used to set the interval break in seconds
between each capture (for example, if set to 5, then after the first trigger, it
would take 5 seconds for the DVR to trigger again). Press enter to select 1/ 3/5
seconds.

It is recommended to set to 1 for maximum event capture.

1.13 Use the left/right key to move to ‘Motion Detect Sensitivity’ icon and press

enter. The sensitivity range is 1~ 99. The larger the value the lower the
sensitivity. Use the up/down key to adjust the ‘Target Value’ to the desired
setting.

The recommended setting is 10, however observe if this is too sensitive.

Movement is captured by the change in picture displayed on the TV/monitor in the

selected area. If there are any changes in light such as a reflections, movement of
tree branches, bushes for example, this can cause the system to start recording,
although no approaching objects/persons may be seen during playback. If the
sensitivity is set too high, natural activity such as rain for example may cause the
system to start recording. It is also ideal to point the camera way from trees, bushes
that might be affected by the wind. If any unnecessary photo/videos are captured
adjust the sensitivity lower and observe.

If this DVR at any stage is used with a Wireless Camera and Receiver Kit ( CWFK1)
to receive wireless video, ensure this video viewed on the TV is the best possible
reception (i.e, no interference lines viewed on the TV) between the camera and
receiver. If necessary reduce the distance between the camera and receiver to
prevent any interference on the picture. This is important to prevent the DVR from
capturing any unnecessary recordings of interference when set to motion record. You
may find that that if the wireless camera is installed outside the property, then
maximum operating range without interference may be no more than 10m (provided
only single brick wall acts as a barrier between the camera and receiver).

6.7 Playing Back Recorded Photos/Video Clips:

The photos or videos captured will be stored in different folders for easy searching. The

folders are named according to the date sequence. If there are no file(s) in the memory,
the DVR will display ‘NO FILE’ and return to real time viewing mode.

1. Press the MODE key to enter or exit playback.

2.

Press the enter key to enter thumbnail view. Press again to enter full screen normal view.

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3. Use the left/ right key to move back or forward to an image or video clip.

4. To play back a video, press the Down key in full screen mode to play the video file

5. In full screen view, press the Up key to turn ON/OFF the on screen display information
(date, time, capture number, etc). For video files ensure you select this before playing
back the file.

6. Press DISP to view any folders and Up/ Down keys to scroll to a folder and press enter
to select.

6.8 Memory Overwrite Indication:

When the memory has reached its maximum storage capacity, any further files captured

will overwrite the earliest file stored. When the system is overwriting the earliest file, this
is indicated by the colour of the photo camera or video camera sign on the top left corner
of the TV/monitor. It will turn red when overwriting.

6.9 Deleting Recorded Files:

In play back mode, press the MENU key.

Use the left/ right key to move to the required icon to delete the current image (‘Delete
One’ icon), delete all files in the current folder (‘Delete All’ icon) or delete all files stored
in memory (‘Format’ icon).

Press enter to display the tick or cross options for an icon on the screen. Use the left /right
key followed by the enter key to select the chosen option.

Delete Menu

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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Section 7

Preview Mode Camera 1

Camera 2

Camera 1 (Camera 2)

Camera 2 (Camera 2)

Date Time Set upMENU

Motion Detect On or Off

Select Photo or Video

Advance Set up

Quit Menu

Playback

Single Picture Display

6 Picture Display

File Browse

MENU

Delete One Photo

Delete All Photos

Format Memory

HQ / LQ

PAL / NTSC

Motion Detect
Settings

Quit Menu

Motion Detecting
Area Setting

Motion Detecting
Count

Motion Detecting
Interval Setting

Motion Detecting
Sensitivity

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TROUBLE SHOOTING Section 8

PROBLEM SOLUTION

No camera picture The power supply adaptor for the DVR or

camera(s) is not plugged in. Check all video cable
connections between the camera(s) and DVR.
The TV is not tuned to view the correct channel.

Poor picture quality Clean the camera lens.

Adjust the contrast/brightness on the TV.

Interference is seen The wireless camera operates on the 2.4GHz
on the TV frequency like many devices such as wireless

routers, cordless phones, and microwaves.
If possible keep the camera(s) and receiver
away from these devices.

Some colours viewed by The camera’s lens is a CMOS type sensor. Its
the camera do not appear limitation is that it will not produce all colours
to look like true colours viewed outside accurately.

A white image appears The camera’s infra-red LEDs shine invisible light
at night that reflects of surfaces such as glass causing white

light. Place the camera on the other side of windows
or place the lens flush against the surface to try to
improve the night vision or place in a well lit area.

DVR doesn't automatically Ensure Motion Detection has been setup in the
record when set to motion menu (see pages 13 and 14 or 15 and 16).
record when movement Ensure the correct ‘Motion Detect Interval’ has
is captured been set correctly. (See page 17).

Ensure the sensitivity is set correctly. (See page 17).
Ensure the ‘Motion Detect Area’ has been set
correctly. (See page 16).

continued

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When set to motion record, Ensure that no interference is seen on the picture
the DVR seems to start as this can cause the DVR to record unnecessarily.
recording without seeing If required adjust the orientation of the antenna on
any significant movement the receiver or move the camera closer to the

receiver to try to improve the reception.

Point the camera away from tree branches or
bushes which may sway in windy weather conditions.
Heavy rain or snow may cause the DVR to start
recording due to the movement of rain in bushes
which may sway in windy weather the picture
viewed. Changes in light could also cause this.
Reduce the sensitivity if needed. (See page 17).

The photo camera or video This indicates the DVR will overwrite the earliest
camera symbol on the top recorded information each time it records.
left corner of the screen

has turned red

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Section 9

ITEM 2 CHANNEL DVR

Video format PAL / NTSC

Video input 2 channel (NTSC / PAL) (RCA)

Video output 1 channel (NTSC/ PAL)

Composite video output

Video display Single picture or picture in picture display

Display resolution JPEG VGA: 640 x 480

AVI QVGA: 320 x 240; 5fps for 10 seconds

Compression method JPEG

Image quality High/ Low

Motion detection Programmable area and sensitivity settings

Hard disk 1 x Internal SD card

Storage capacity Maximum 2GB SD card stores up to 20,000 photos

and or records up to 12 hours of video per channel

Alarm output Active low power signal output when motion

is detected

Power supply 12VDC/1.2A output power supply adaptor

Power consumption 2.5W max.

Dimension of DVR (L x W x H) 140 x 100 x 25mm

Operating temperature 0 to 40°C

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ITEM WIRELESS CAMERA

Image sensor 1/3” CMOS

Pixel resolution PAL: 628 x 582

NTSC: 510 x 492
380 TV lines

Lens size 6mm

Viewing angle 60°

Night vision range Up to 7m

Number of infra-red LEDs 11

Day/night mode Colour during the day / switches to B&W at night

Minimum illumination 5 Lux when the IR lamps are turned on

Signal Analogue

Maximum transmission range 100m (open field range)

Operating frequency 2.4000 GHz – 2.4835 GHz

Channels 4

IP rating IP54

Operating temperature

-

10°C to 50°C

Power supply 12VDC /300mA

Dimensions (H x W x D) 102 x 52 x 102mm

Weight 214g

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ITEM WIRELESS RECEIVER

Operating frequency 2.4000 GHz – 2.4835 GHz

Channels 4

Signal Analogue

IP rating IP40 - Internal use only

Video NTSC /PAL

Power supply 12V DC/1.2A output power supply adaptor

Video output interface RCA sockets

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ACCESSORIES IN THE RANGE Section 10

There are a range of accessories available in the Response CCTV product range to expand

your system:

CWK1 Wired Colour Camera CCTV Kit

CA2 LCD Screen for Wireless/ Wired CCTV Kits

CWFK1 Wireless Colour Camera CCTV Kit

CA3 Wireless Colour Accessory Camera

(requires CWFK1 CCTV KIT to operate)

CA5 Professional Heavy Duty Camera CCTV Kit

CA6 Dummy Professional Heavy Duty Camera

CA7 4 Channel DVR Recorder Kit

CA8 Wired Internal Colour Dome Camera CCTV Kit

CA9 Dummy Internal Dome Camera

CA10 Heavy Duty Colour Camera CCTV Kit

CA11 Dummy Heavy Duty Camera

CA4 10m Extension Cable Kit

CA12 20m Extension Cable Kit

Note: The maximum extension cable length for any wired camera with this system is 30m
without reducing the picture quality of the video.

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DISPOSAL – RECYCLING INSTRUCTIONS

Section 11

Directive (2002/96/EC)

This product is classified by the Waste Electrical or Electronic

Equipment (WEEE) Directive. It should not be disposed of with other
household or commercial waste. At the end of its useful life the
packaging and product should be disposed of via a suitable recycling
centre. For information on available facilities, please contact your
local authority or the retailer from where the product was purchased.

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GUARANTEE Section 12

Novar ED&S undertakes to replace or repair at its discretion goods (excluding non

rechargeable batteries) should they become defective within 1 year solely as a result of
faulty materials and workmanship.

If the product has not been installed, operated or maintained in accordance with the
instructions, has not been used appropriately or if any attempt has been made to rectify,
dismantle or alter the product in any way the guarantee will be invalidated.

The guarantee states Novar ED&S entire liability. It does not extend to cover consequential
loss or damage or installation costs arising from the defective product. This guarantee does
not in any way affect the statutory or other rights of a consumer and applies to products
installed within UK and Eire only.

If an item develops a fault, the product must be returned to the point of sale with:

1. Proof of purchase.

2. A full description of the fault.

3. All relevant batteries (disconnected).

Response is a trademark of Novar ED&S.

CUSTOMER HELPLINE

Most issues can be solved over the phone in a few minutes.

Please contact our Helpline Team on the number below for any

installation and general advice regarding our products:

0844 736 9149

Lines open 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday.

Calls charged at service providers national rate.

Novar Electrical Devices and Systems Limited. (A Honeywell Company)

The Arnold Centre, Paycocke Road, Basildon, Essex SS14 3EA. UK

www.friedland.co.uk

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