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If you have any trouble getting your system to work, follow each step again and check each connection. Try plugging the power supplies in different wall outlets.
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Latest revision as of 19:10, 28 May 2014

Introduction

This guide should help you in getting started quickly with an X10 Multi-Camera System

Setup

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1. Unpack these items.

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2. Connect the first camera to its power supply and plug it into a wall outlet.

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3. Connect the wireless video receiver to power and plug it into a wall outlet.

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4. Connect the video receiver to your TV and turn its power switch ON.

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5. Select your TV's video input (or try channel 0 and then Channel Down).The camera's picture should appear.

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6. Plug in the transceiver and extend the antenna.

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7. Put batteries (not included) in the remote control.

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8. Press 1 OFF to turn the first camera off.

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9. Turn the number dial on the second camera's power supply to "2."

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10. Connect the second camera to power. It will appear on your TV.

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11. Press 1 ON to switch to camera 1, and 2 ON to go back to camera 2.


  • If you have any trouble getting your system to work, follow each step again and check each connection.
  • Try plugging the power supplies in different wall outlets.



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