User manual PHILIPS VSS9470

[. . . ] Before replacing the plug cover, make certain that the cord grip is clamped over the sheath of the lead, not simply over the two wires. Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) This equipment complies with the European rules EMC according to EN55013, EN55020 and EN50082-1. The equipment conforms with the EMC directive and low-voltage directive. This device complies with EMC rules under test conditions that included use of system cables and connectors between system components. [. . . ] Read these instructions, before putting your system in operation. g 3 Connection and operation facilities 9 10 11 Aux. in) Input for a third party camera or VCR (playback only). Mains power switch (power) Switches the slave monitor on/off. Slave input (slave in) This input has to be connected to the output of the system monitor. Remark: When the slave monitor is not connected to a system monitor (stand alone) you can use this input to connect a system camera. 6 7 12 13 Slave out (slave out) Output for a second or third slave monitor. Colour Observation Monitor Last in line switch (slave out 1/0) Set the switch to 1 if another slave monitor is connected to this output. 1 2 3 4 5 CL 66610005_202. AI 14 Input selection switch (in slave/aux) With this switch you can select which input is displayed on the monitor screen. 1 2 Volume Q Hue q Volume control for the audio signal. Hue control Remark: For the Europe version this control has no function. 3 4 5 6 · · · · Installation In this chapter the installation of the slave monitor is described. Caution: When (dis)connecting the slave monitor always ensure that the slave monitor and system monitor are switched off by means of the rear power switch. Only operating the power save button is not sufficient. Colour S Colour intensity control Brightness ( Brightness control Contrast T Contrast control System mode indication LED The following modes are possible: power on (LED is green) power save mode (LED is red) silent function (LED is amber) alarm during power silent function (LED is red blinking) Placement and connection 1 Place the slave monitor on a solid base (leave at least 3cm around each side of the monitor for ventilation). 3 cm 3 cm 7 Power save/active P Image and audio of the monitor on/off. 11 slave cable length 100m 200m in video audio in aux out IO slaveaux power in 12 13 14 0-50m 300m 8 9 10 CL 66610005_203. AI Colour Observation Monitor 8 Cable length selector (cable length) The value of this selector must be set to the length of the system cable (0-300m max. ) between the slave monitor and system monitor. 1 CL 66610005_204. AI g 4 2a Monitor is used as stand alone system: Connect a system camera to the slave-in input (11). A third party camera can be connected to the aux. 2b Monitor is used as slave monitor: See figure at the top of the page. Connect the slave monitor to the system monitor (16). Remark: If a second slave monitor is used, it has to be connected to the slave-out (12) output. 3 Check and adjust the settings of the following controls: · Cable length compensation selector (8) · Last in line switch (13) · Input selection switch (14) Read the `settings` section for the correct control settings. 4 Connect the slave monitor to the mains (15). 5 Switch on the main power switch (10). · · This selector adapts the slave monitor input to the length of the system cable connecting system monitor and slave monitor. This to optimize the picture and sound quality. Set the cable length selector switch to the correct cable length. The length set must be the same as the length of the system cable between slave monitor and system monitor. [. . . ] a cable is cut or a camera is disconnected. Accessory boxes cannot be used in this simple stand-alone system. Trouble shooting If the monitor does not show the camera image, then check the following controls: power on/off and power save/active input selection switch contrast T, brightness (, colour S Also check the connection to the monitor input. · · CL 66610005_213. AI 1 Power active Image and sound of the monitor are switched on (system mode indication LED is green). [. . . ]