Applications; Mounting And Setting-Up; Connection Of The Units; Monitor Or Video Recorder - Monacor TVSET-400PIR Mode D'emploi

3. there are malfunctions.
The units must in any case be repaired by author-
ized personnel.
For cleaning of the switch-over unit and the power
supply unit only use a dry, soft cloth, by no means
chemicals or water. Do not clean the camera
housing with strong detergents or chemicals.
If the units are used for purposes other than orig-
inally intended, if they are not connected or operated
correctly or not repaired in an expert way, there is no
liability for possible damage.
If the units are to be put out of operation definitively,
take them to a local recycling plant for disposal.

3 Applications

The video surveillance system TVSET-400PIR is
suitable for indoor and outdoor monitoring. It consists
of a switch-over unit with power supply unit as well as
infrared remote control and a B/W camera of type
TVCCD-530PIR with integrated microphone and PIR
motion detector in a splashproof housing. The system
can be extended to maximal four cameras of the same
type.
The switch-over unit has an audio and video output
for surveillance of picture and sound on a monitor or
TV set with AV input or for recording with a video recor-
der. An AV connection cable with phono plugs is sup-
plied together with the set.
The activities recognized by the motion detector of
a camera are displayed by a corresponding light diode
in the switch-over unit and can be used for automatic
switching of pictures as well as for triggering an exter-
nal alarm device. Furthermore, the unit has an acous-
tic signal device which can be switched off.

4 Mounting and Setting-up

Place the switch-over unit so that the remote control
can directly be pointed towards the infrared receiver
which is located behind the cover next to the channel
display (1). To avoid heat accumulation, the place of
setting up the switch-over unit must be chosen so that
sufficient air circulation is ensured during operation.
Fix the camera by means of the supplied screws to
a ceiling or wall. For ceiling mounting use the pre-
punched drill holes of the upper side of the housing.
Align the camera at the ball joint to the desired surveil-
lance area. The panning range is ±100°, the tilting
range +11°/-25° (in relation to the horizontal level).
Prior to mounting the wall bracket definitively, check
if the camera can be adjusted to the desired surveil-
lance range from the position provided.

5 Connection of the Units

5.1 Monitor or video recorder

Connect the supplied cable with the 9-pole mini DIN
plug to the OUTPUT jack (5). Connect the inputs of a
monitor or the AV input of a TV set to the phono plugs
of the cable. In this case the video signal is present at
the yellow plug and the audio signal at the white plug.
However, for video and audio recordings connect the
phono plugs to the audio and video inputs of a video
recorder.

5.2 Connection of the cameras

Connect the camera(s) via the respective cable with
mini DIN plug to the jacks CH1 to CH4 (6).

5.3 Alarm output

The jack ALARM (4) is designed as two-pole 3.5 mm
jack. In case of triggering a motion detector, the
contact for the plug tip has a voltage of +10 V for
approx. 5 s compared to the second contact (ground).
Via this control voltage e. g. an external alarm can be
triggered or a video recording can be started if the
video recorder has a corresponding input. The voltage
can be charged with max. 100 mA.

5.4 Power supply

Connect the direct voltage plug of the supplied plug-in
power supply unit to the jack DC IN 12V (7). Then
connect the power supply unit to a mains socket
(230 V~/50 Hz). The power supply of the camera(s) is
made via the switch-over unit.

5.5 Power supply of the infrared remote control

The infrared remote control for the switch-over unit is
supplied via a 3 V lithium button cell of type CR2025.
The battery compartment is on the lower side of the
remote control. To insert or change the battery, slide
the latch of the battery compartment drawer to the
right (1st arrow in fig. 5), and, while sliding, pull out the
drawer downwards at the recessed handle (2nd
arrow). Insert the battery with the negative and posi-
tive poles as imprinted on the drawer.
1. 2.
Do not put exhausted batteries into the household
rubbish but take them to the special waste disposal
(e. g. collective container at your electrical supply
shop).
CR2025
3V
CR2025
Battery replacement
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