2.4GHz Wireless 4 Channel Skip Wireless Receiver ESRC530A

Specifications:

Receiver:

• Receiving Frequency: 2.400GHz----2.481GHz
• Frequency Tune: PLL
• Receiving Sensitivity: -85 db
• Video Output: 75Ω/1Vp-p
• Audio Output: 10KΩ/500Vp-p
• Video System: PAL / NTSC / SECAM compatible
• Validity Distance: 150m (Open Distance)
• Auto Switch Output: Widows default is switch once every 5 seconds
• Power Adapter: Input AC power
• Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Voltage: 100-240V
• Output DC Power: 5V/1.5A
• Power Consumption: <5W

Features:

• Channel receiver is 100% brand new and never used
• Channel receiver is made of high quality and durable material
• Channel receiver is compact design and easy to install
• Channel receiver is light weight and low power consumption
• Skip receiver is very convenient and practical

Details:

• This high quality and durable wireless receiver is compact design and easy to set up when using

• Channel receiver is made of high quality and durable material. Channel receiver is compact design and easy to install

• Channel receiver is light weight and low power consumption. Skip receiver is very convenient and practical

• Skip receiver is light weight and low power consumption. And the skip receiver is very convenient and practical

How to Install a 2.4GHz Wireless Surveillance System?

• A wireless surveillance system might be your best choice if you are concerned about the time and cost of installing a wired system. Wireless surveillance systems cost more, but installation is much easier and doesn't require passing cable through the walls of your home. A 2.4 GHz wireless system provides a cleaner picture than a 1.2 GHz system, another popular specification.

Instructions:

• Install the camera unit for the 2.4 GHz wireless surveillance system where it has a clear view of the exact spot you want to watch. Use the bracket and fasteners, such as nails or screws, that came with the system. Use a cordless drill and drill bit to make pilot holes to insert screws; use a screwdriver to tighten them. Wall studs or ceilings are good choices for installation because of their relative stability compared to drywall or vinyl siding. If the camera is powered by house current and not batteries, you also should consider the distance to the nearest outlet.
• Plug in the power adapter for the camera. Connect the jack on the end of the power adapter cable to the proper plug on the surveillance camera.
• Set up the wireless receiver for your surveillance system near the monitoring equipment, which could be a PC, television set or other type of monitor depending on the system. You might need to install the antenna for the receiver yourself; simply insert the antenna into the proper jack.
• Connect the wireless receiver to the monitor with the AV cables included with your 2.4 GHz wireless surveillance system. Connect the power adapter for the receiver to an electrical outlet.
• Turn on the power to the camera, wireless receiver and monitor. Change the monitor's input to the same channel as the AV cable from the wireless receiver, whether that's AUX, Video 1, Video 2 or so on. If you have any difficulty viewing the picture, make sure that the channel frequency indicators on the camera and receiver are set to the same channel.

How to Increase Wireless Receiver Signal Strength:

• Update the drivers for your wireless receiver card. Navigate to the "Control Panel" (Windows) or "System Preferences" (Mac) and locate the Network Information section. Click on your wireless card and make a note of the manufacturer. Also, note the release version of the driver software, if this information is displayed. Go to the manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers for your card. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation. You may need to reboot when finished
• Move the wireless broadcast unit to a centralized location. If you have a wireless router, for example, place the device in the middle of your house or apartment
• Install a high-gain antenna. The standard antennas that come with wireless cards in laptops and desktops are omni-directional. That means they broadcast equally in all directions. If your router is set in a fixed location in your home or office, you know exactly where the signal is originating. You can purchase external antennas to connect to your wireless receiver that will boost the signal strength
• Upgrade your wireless receiver. Older networks used the 802.11b wireless standard. Newer standards such as 802.11g are at least four times faster. In addition, the 802.11g protocol is backward compatible with older 802.11b wireless devices
• Change the settings on your wireless receiver. This can be done through either the Control Panel (Windows) or System Settings (Mac). In the Properties panel for your wireless receiver, look for a "Roaming Aggressiveness" setting and change to the highest setting
• Update the firmware on your wireless broadcast station. Go to the manufacturer's website, download the latest drivers and install them according to the instructions. Reboot the router when finished

Package Included:

• 1 x Receiver
• 1 x Power Adaper 
• 1 x AV Cable 
• 1 x User Manual