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1. Check that the power cord(s) is properly connected.
2. Check that the monitor is turned ON.
3. Wrong AC/DC adapter is used. Check that the adapter labeled
9V DC is connected to the camera, 6V DC is connected to the
monitor.
1. Check the channel switch settings on the camera (s) and
monitor. Make sure the channels match on both units. Make sure
the camera(s) and monitor are switched ON.
2. Signal interference from a microwave oven. Check if a
micro-wave oven is in use or located in the path between the
camera and monitor. If so, turn it off or move it out of the path.
3. Signal interference from other signal producing devices.
(a) Identify and eliminate the source of the interference.
(b) Relocate the camera and/or monitor closer to each other.
(c) Change the channel setting on both camera and monitor.
4. If using batteries make sure they are fully charged and inserted
correctly.
1. Signal interference from other signal producing devices.
(a) Identify and eliminate the source of the interference.
(b) Relocate the camera and/or monitor closer to each other.
(c) Change the channel setting on both camera and monitor.
2. If using more than one camera make sure each camera is set to
its own channel.
3. Try reposistioning the camera and monitor to improve reception
quality.
1. Assure that the volume is turned up sufficiently on the monitor.
2. Make sure the sound is within the microphone range.
3. If the unit emits a loud wailing sound (feed back), try moving the
camera further away from the monitor or any magnetic fields.
The Camera and
or Monitor Has:
No Power
No picture.
Distorted picture
Interference
Audio Problems
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