Swann NIGHTHAWK 3-Feb プリント

1. Test the camera signal before permanently installing the cameras.
2. Using battery power is only recommended for testing purposes as the cameras do require constant power to operate.
3. IR or night vision will reflect off of glass or windows and overexpose the picture.  Try placing cameras in direct line of 
    sight of your subject.
4. Never aim the camera directly at the sun as this can permanently damage the lens.
5. Never submerge the camera in water.  Some shelter is recommended such as an awning or eave.

Wireless Internet

Cordless Phones/Mobiles

Some Electronic Devices

If you are still receiving interference change the
camera’s channel as per step E then switch the
receiver to the correct channel

If possible turn off or keep
the camera and receiver
away from wireless devices

Some wireless devices can 
be set to different frequencies.
Consult the manufacturer’s
manual for details

A clear line of sight with little wireless
interference will always give you the
strongest picture

Walls and floors can also limit range and image results.  Place the receiver in a location that
is relatively close to the camera’s position

Find the seam running
around the middle of
the camera

Twist the front half of the
camera counter-clockwise
to remove the outer casing

Locate the small white
dip switches in the
upper left region of 
the camera

Using your fingernail or pen,
move the dip switches up
or down to change to the
appropriate channel

Channel and Frequency Settings

Channel 1
2414MHz

Channel 2
2432MHz

Channel 4
2468MHz

Channel 3
2450MHz

1
2

1
2

1
2

1
2

Note:  Wireless and electronic devices such as these can interfere with camera

transmission if they are within the cameras range.

Note: If your camera 
has a hood, remove 
the 2 screws first 

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