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Orienting Units for Optimal PerformanceOrienting Units for Optimal Performance
Orienting Units for Optimal PerformanceOrienting Units for Optimal Performance
Orienting Units for Optimal Performance
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Place the camera and receiver on a flat, stable surface to prevent damage from falling.
For optimal performance, try to place the units as high as possible to avoid any possible interference
from people walking between the camera and the receiver.
Microwave ovens can cause interference. Be sure you do not position the camera and receiver with a
microwave in the path between them.
Adjusting the Audio/Video AntennasAdjusting the Audio/Video Antennas
Adjusting the Audio/Video AntennasAdjusting the Audio/Video Antennas
Adjusting the Audio/Video Antennas
For optimal reception, the antennas on both camera and receiver
should be oriented. In most situations the curved face of the
audio/video antennas on both the transmitter and receiver
should be facing each other. If the camera and receiver are less
than 10 feet (3 meters) apart, keep the audio/video antennas flat
in their casings.
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The audio/video antennas have been designed to pivot but have limited
rotation in either clockwise or counterclockwise directions. Antenna does
not rotate freely 360 degrees. Rotating past the point where resistance is felt
will result in permanent damage to both antenna and mechanical stopper.