Professional Portable 2.4GHz 4CH Wireless Receiver

Specifications:

• This 2.4GHz 4CH Wireless Receiver is so convenient for you to carry
• The operating distance of the wireless baby video monitor up to 100 meters/330 feet
• It is really a important part for a Wireless Monitor
• By using the Wireless Receiver, you can easily monitor the movements of your babies all the time
• The Wireless Receiver is so simple and easy to use, your best choice
• Equipped your Surveillance Monitor with this kind of Wireless Receiver
• ISM 2,400MHz~2,483MHz
• CH1=2,414 MHz;CH2=2,432MHz
• CH3=2,450MHz;CH4=2,468MHz
• Demodulation Type: FM
• Input VSWR: 2:1
• Intermediate Frequency: 480MHz
• Frequency Stabilization: 100KHz
• Local Leakage at Input Terminal: <-55dBm
• Receiving Sensitivity: <-85dBm

Details:

• It is quite easy to install the Wireless Receiver just take you one minute

• This Wireless Receiver can put out the audio and vedio signals

• You can receive the signals which are more than 100m away with the Wireless Receiver

• This Wireless Receiver also has a good ability of anti-interference

• Now this kind of Wireless Receiver is quite popular in the market

How to Increase Wireless Receiver Signal Strength:

The wireless networking revolution has put computers everywhere -- in coffee shops, bars and even fast food restaurants. A wireless connection consists of two separate components: a broadcasting device and a receiver. The receiver is installed in wireless-capable laptops and desktop computers. These receivers have antennas that pick up the wireless signal from the broadcasting device. Increasing the wireless receiver signal strength is possible with a few simple tips.

• 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

How to Connect a Wireless Receiver to a Mixing Board:

A wireless receiver obtains the signals given off by a wireless microphone and then send the information into a mixing board. Having the wireless receiver connected to the mixing board is important, otherwise the audio signal is not going to be streamed through the speakers.

• Inspect the wireless receiver to see what kind of audio output you have. More than likely, it will either have an XLR or RCA stereo output. An XLR out is a single, circular cable with three circular connectors inside. A stereo RCA connection is made up of two smaller cables, with one cable being red, the other white
• Plug the cable XLR cable into the XLR port, or the RCA audio cables into the RCA ports, whatever audio connection the wireless receiver has
• Decide what channel you want the wireless receiver connected to on the mixing board. Each channel represents one audio input (such as one channel for the mic, another for a guitar, a third for the bass.) Each line can only control one audio input
• Plug the opposite end of the connection cable into the line-in port above the channel you want to use to control the wireless receiver
• Power on the wireless receiver and the mixing board. The lever at the bottom of the mixing board adjusts the volume for the channel, while the nobs above it adjust the bass, treble and stereo settings (to name a few) of the wireless receivers

Package Included:

• 1 x KY-2.4GR Wireless Receiver