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== Questions ==
  
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'''How do I setup my battery pack with the X10 camera?'''
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== Answer ==
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The XCam2 camera is normally powered from a small plug-in AC power supply. But with the ZB11A battery pack, you can now take your XCam2 anywhere. Use it at parties, barbecues, or anywhere you like. The battery pack accepts 4 AA alkaline batteries to give you 4 hours of fun.
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*Open the lid on the base of the battery pack.
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*Insert four AA alkaline batteries. Observe polarity.
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*Pass the jack from the camera through the hole in the battery pack.
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*Coil the wire neatly inside, avoiding the screw bases.
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*Screw the camera onto the battery pack, taking care not to trap any wire.
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*Plug the jack from the battery pack into the camera.
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Refer to the setup and operating instructions that came with the camera system for video receiver setup and operation.
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[[Category:frequently asked questions]]

Latest revision as of 19:26, 21 March 2006

Questions

How do I setup my battery pack with the X10 camera?

Answer

The XCam2 camera is normally powered from a small plug-in AC power supply. But with the ZB11A battery pack, you can now take your XCam2 anywhere. Use it at parties, barbecues, or anywhere you like. The battery pack accepts 4 AA alkaline batteries to give you 4 hours of fun.

  • Open the lid on the base of the battery pack.
  • Insert four AA alkaline batteries. Observe polarity.
  • Pass the jack from the camera through the hole in the battery pack.
  • Coil the wire neatly inside, avoiding the screw bases.
  • Screw the camera onto the battery pack, taking care not to trap any wire.
  • Plug the jack from the battery pack into the camera.

Refer to the setup and operating instructions that came with the camera system for video receiver setup and operation.

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