Exit Sign Transmitter

Plug the Exit Sign into an electrical outlet (power adapter included). This powers the camera and transmitter.  Plugging in the power cord makes camera and transmitter operable and begins transmission immediately to the Receiver Unit.

Inside the Exit Sign, there is a channel selector switch to set the channel for transmission. If using more than 1 transmitter, additional units must be assigned to

unique channels (2, 3 or 4).

Exit Sign Antenna

To get the best reception the Antenna should be angled in the direction of the Receiver

Unit when possible (signal radiates forward from the front of the Exit Sign). Do not

place anything in front of the Exit Sign as this may cause some distortion or breakup of

transmission.

Receiver Unit

The Receiver requires connection to either a TV, Monitor or VCR.  The Receiver must be set to the same channel as the Transmitter.

TV/ Monitor Viewing

Attach Video Out RCA connector on the Receiver to your TV/Monitor Video In jack.  If your unit has been modified to receive Audio, connect the audio jacks as well.  Plug Power Supply provided to the 12 VDC input jack on Receiver and turn Receiver to the On position. The Receiver Unit is now operable.

VCR Recording Direct From Receiver Unit

Attach Video Out RCA connector located on the Receiver to your VCR Video In. If your unit

has been modified to receive Audio, connect the audio jack as well. (NOTE: Refer to your

VCR manual for correct procedures when switching to RCA video input.) The Receiver Unit

is now operable.

Receiver Unit Antenna

To achieve the best reception, angle the Dimpled Side of the Antenna in the direction of the

Transmitter.

Troubleshooting

In most cases, transmission problems occur because the Transmitter and Receiver Units are

not on the same channel. Other factors that can cause signal interference include

metal/concrete obstacles, water, other wireless devices (2.4 GHz cordless phones) and

microwave ovens operating in close proximity to the Receiver Unit.