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Operation
CONT
(Contrast) — Adjusts the contrast be-
tween the dark and light parts of the picture.
BRT
(Brightness) — Adjusts the overall
brightness of the screen.
V-HOLD
(Vertical Hold) — Stops the picture
from rolling.
H-HOLD
(Horizontal Hold) — Stops horizon-
tal tearing.
AUDIO
(Volume) — Adjusts the sound vol-
ume picked up by all camera microphones.
Using the Monitor Microphone
If you use the monitor with a camera capable
of 2-way audio communications, follow these
steps to speak to someone near the camera.
1. Hold down
TALK.
The TALK indicator
lights. Speak into the
MIC
located
beneath the screen in the lower right
corner.
Note:
Pressing
TALK
interrupts the
scanning of each connected camera.
2. When you finish speaking, press
AUTO
to resume scanning all cameras, if
desired.
Using a VCR
To record the audio and video input from
each camera, you can connect a VCR
equipped with separate audio and video in-
put jacks to the monitor . You can then play
back the recording on the monitor or on a
standard TV equipped with AV input jacks.
To record the sound and picture from your
cameras, connect the monitor’s
V OUT
and
A OUT
jacks to the audio and video input
jacks of your VCR using video-quality shield-
ed cables (not supplied).
If you plan to play the recorded tape through
the monitor, connect the monitor’s
V IN
and
A IN
jacks to the VCR’s audio and video out-
put jacks using a video-quality shielded cable
(not supplied).
VCR Recording
Follow these steps to record the input from
one or more cameras.
1. Turn on the system and the VCR.
2. Load a blank video cassette, or one you
want to record over, into the VCR.
3. Most VCRs have either a separate
switch or built-in electronic programming
to let you switch between a TV source
as input and another source connected
to the audio/video jacks. Using the
method appropriate for your VCR, select
the source connected to the audio/video
input jacks.
Note:
If your VCR has no provision for
recording a separate external source,
special accessories are available at your
local RadioShack store.
4. Select the desired recording speed and
other settings on your VCR.
5. Begin recording.
Monitor
VCR
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