Digitally Controlled Audio, Video, and Gain For Making Your Own TV Channels

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1 V icroodulator igitally ontrolled udio, Video, and Gain For aking Your wn V hannels ctual ize Great for security surveillance, audio/video distribution and video monitoring. View a camera, V, laserdisc, V or satellite receiver on a V channel you choose and distribute it to every V in the home. ombine with existing V channels for seamless V systems. Features: World s First 100% igital odulator P ocked udio, Video, & Gain Zero parts to drift, no adjustments ombines with existing V channels HF & able coverage ne button setup nternally generated test pattern emory retained during power outages ugged aluminum enclosure ncludes Wall ransformer 5 Year imited Warranty pecifications utput Frequency ange: odulation ethod: utput evel: Video utput onnector: Video nput onnector: udio nput onnector: Power equirement: ize: Weight: h HF h V h V igital udio, Video, Gain rystal tabilized P igitally electable 0, +10, +20, +30dBmV F-connector, 75 hm, 75 hm, 1 Vp-p 3.5mm tereo Jack 75,000 hm, 1 Vp-p 12V, 100m 2, pproved ndoor se nly 3.2 x 2.2 x oz orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737

2 V ingle hannel odulator with aller- igitally ontrolled udio, Video, and djustable Gain istribute aller- information with the Video ource V he V1- is the premiere ingle hannel igital odulator on the market. his advanced unit is a 100% igital odulator with P udio, Video and djustable Gain. he odulator also features on-screen programming of the channel selection and gain level. his combines with a single-line aller- input to distribute not only your video source but your aller- information as well. Features: 100% igital odulatorp ocked udio, Video, & djustable Gain igital djustable Gain ontrol ingle-ine aller- built-in aller- information overlays on the video source when a call comes in n-screen programming of the channel selection and Gain level emory retained during power outages ugged aluminum enclosure ncludes Wall ransformer, 1 Video able, 1 udio able and 1 J11 elephone able 5 Year imited Warranty pecifications utput Frequency ange: odulation ethod: utput evel: Video utput onnector: Video nput onnector: udio nput onnector: Power equirement: elephone onnection: ize: h HF h V h V igital udio, Video, Gain rystal tabilized P igitally electable 0, +10, +20, +30dBmV F-connector, 75 hm, 75 hm, 1 Vp-p 3.5mm tereo Jack 75,000 hm, 1 Vp-p 12V, 300m 2, pproved ndoor se nly J11 ype 3.2 x 2.2 x 0.9 orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737

3 V oax-powered odulator igitally ontrolled udio, Video, and Gain For aking Your wn V hannels ctual ize 7 0 Great for security surveillance, audio/video distribution and video monitoring. oax-powered technology provides power to the modulator and a 12V device through one coax cable. View a camera, V, laserdisc, V or satellite receiver on a V channel and distribute it to every V in the home. Features: World s First 100% igital odulator P ocked udio, Video, & Gain Zero parts to drift, no adjustments ombines with existing V channels HF & able coverage ne button setup nternally generated test pattern emory retained during power outages ugged aluminum enclosure ncludes Wall ransformer 5 Year imited Warranty pecifications utput Frequency ange: odulation ethod: utput evel: Video utput onnector: Video nput onnector: udio nput onnector: Power equirement: ize: Weight: h HF h V h V igital udio, Video, Gain rystal tabilized P igitally electable 0, +10, +20, +30dBmV F-connector, 75 hm, 75 hm, 1 Vp-p 3.5mm tereo Jack 75,000 hm, 1 Vp-p 12V, 100m 2, pproved ndoor se nly 3.2 x 2.2 x oz orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737

4 V ripleplay odulator ake Your wn V hannels ctual ize 7 3 se the ripleplay to modulate three video sources onto three separate V channels simultaneously. Great for security surveillance, audio/video distribution and video monitoring. View cameras, Vs, laserdiscs, Vs or satellite receivers on V channels you choose and distribute them to all Vs in the home. Features: 3 V channel audio/video modulation 3 independent modulated V channels ombines with existing V channels HF & able coverage ne button setup Precise digital channel control nternally generated test pattern emory retained during power outages deal for battery powered applications ugged aluminum enclosure ncludes Wall ransformer 5 Year imited Warranty pecifications utput Frequency ange: odulation ethod: utput evel: Video utput onnector: Video nput onnectors: udio nput onnectors: Power equirement: ize: Weight: h HF h V h V igital rystal tabilized P +25 dbmv 1-F-connector, 75 hm 3-, 75 hm, 1 Vp-p 3-3.5mm tereo Jacks 75,000 hm, 1 Vp-p 12V, 300m 2, pproved ndoor se nly 3.9 x 5.5 x oz orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737

5 n-wall odulator n-wall amera With Video odulator akes ts wnv hannel 01 / 02 View the odulator on all Vs in the home. o security monitor required. his unique in-wall assembly combines a digital video channel modulator with a board camera. oax-powered technology provides power to the unit through a single coax cable making the odulator the easiest security camera to install. Features pecifications World s nly amera & igital odulator (Patent Pending) ne-wire nstallation: Power & Video share one coax amera ens: 3.6mm 2.9mm ombines with existing V channels Viewable on multiple Vs esolution: 350+ lines 330 lines eeds no security monitor in llumination: 0.7 ux F2.0 2 ux F2.0 Fits in single light switch box hares single coax w/multiple odulators utomatic lectronic ris onformal oating protects from elements *utput Frequency: odulation ethod: utput evel: HF V 70-94, igital rystal P 27 dbmv HF V 70-94, igital rystal P 27 dbmv Bendable bracket for adjustable field-of-view utput onnector: F-connector, 75 hm F-connector, 75 hm ncludes rywall ount & ecora ens able ype: G59, G6 or better G59, G6 or better ncludes Power njector & upply 1 Year imited Warranty Power equirement: ize: 12V, 300m 4.0 x 1.9 x V, 500m 4.0 x 1.9 x orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737

6 1 / 2 ndoor/utdoor Weatherproof odulator Weatherproof ecurity amera with built-in Video odulator ee your camera on any television channel* ses one wire to carry power and video liminates security monitors - just use the existing televisions he W weatherproof 1 and 2 are the first ever outdoor security camera and video modulator in the same assembly (Patent Pending). nlike existing Ball ameras, the odulator is adjustable a full 360 horizontally and 180 vertically. Perfect for any residential security/monitoring application, the odulator installs using one G59 or G6 coax cable; both the power for the camera and the video output share the same coax. he output of the camera is a television channel that you choose by setting a P switch inside the camera housing. he camera can then be distributed to all of the televisions in the home through the cable distribution system. he odulator the easiest security camera to install. Features pecifications amera & igital odulator in the same assembly (Patent Pending) ne-wire nstallation - Power & Video share one coax nfinitely adjustable horizontally, 180 vertically amera can also adjust 360 within the housing asily mounts on walls or ceilings ombines with existing V channels Viewable on multiple Vs o security monitor needed ultiple odulators on single coax Heavy uty Weatherproof luminum case luminum case can screw into any standard electrical base White case and mount can be painted to match the house or building ncludes Power njector & Power upply 1 Year imited Warranty amera ens: esolution: in llumination: *utput Frequency: odulation ethod: utput evel: utput onnector: able ype: Power equirement: ize: Weight: 1 3.6mm 350+ lines 0.7 ux F2.0 HF V 70-94, igital rystal P 27 dbmv F-connector, 75 hm G59, G6 or better 12V, 300m 5.5 x 4.5 (Base) 1 lbs 2 2.9mm 330 lines 2 ux F2.0 12V, 500m orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona ev. 9904

7 n-wall ingle Gang ount ameras he camera that looks like a light switch 50 / olor his decorator-friendly camera blends in with existing light switches to provide unobtrusive security and surveillance. Great for monitoring the front door, baby s room or backyard. he baseband output can be viewed through the video input of a security monitor, V, or V. se with a digital modulator to distribute the camera signal to all Vs in the home. Features pecifications Fits in a single gang box 50B&W 51 olor baseband output Bendable bracket to adjust the field of view utomatic lectronic ris ncludes rywall mount and ecora lens ncludes connectors for video and power 1 Year imited Warranty amera ens: esolution: in llumination: canning utput onnector: 3.6mm 350+ lines 0.7 ux F2.0 2:1 nterface B-connector, 75 hm 2.9mm 330 lines 2 ux F2.0 2:1 nterface B-connector, 75 hm or Power equirement: (ot ncluded) 12V, 300m 12V, 300m ize: 4.0 x 1.9 x x 1.9 x 1.5 Weight: 2.5 oz 2.5 oz orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737

8 ndoor/utdoor Weatherproof ecurity ameras he discrete camera that looks like a light 1 / 2 xcellent low light sensitivity ough weatherproof aluminum case he etedia 1 and 2 have a revolutionary new design that blends into any environment. nlike existing ball cameras, these units are adjustable a full 360 horizontally and 180 vertically. he camera inside of the housing can also be adjusted 360. weatherproof heavy duty aluminum case and glass lens cap enclose the cameras, and they easily mount to ceilings and walls with the wall mount (included). he video and power cables are fed through the housing arm keeping them out of sight and away from the elements. Features pecifications Heavy uty Weatherproof luminum ase 1 2 nfinitely adjustable horizontally, 180 vertically amera ens: 3.6mm 2.9mm amera can also adjust 360 within the housing asily mounts on walls or ceilings luminum case can screw into any standard electrical base Video and power wires connect behind the base keeping them away from the elements esolution: in llumination: utput onnector: 350+ lines 0.7 ux F2.0 B connector, 75 hm 330 lines 2 ux F2.0 White case and mount can be painted to match the color of the house or building 1 Year imited Warranty Power equirement: (ot ncluded) ize: 12V, 300m 5.5 x 4.5 (Base) 12V, 500m Weight: 1 lbs orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona ev. 9904

9 ndoor/utdoor Weatherproof lluminator ee what is happening in complete darkness. ooks like a normal floodlight. llows your monochrome (B&W) cameras to see in the dark. xtremely long 100,000 hour life. he W weatherproof lights up the night for your monochrome (B&W) cameras. he is adjustable a full 360 horizontally and 180 vertically. he lluminator is perfect for any residential or commercial application. weatherproof heavy duty aluminum case and glass lens cap enclose the s. t easily mounts to ceilings and walls with the wall mount (included). he power cable is fed through the housing arm, keeping it out of sight and away from the elements. Features pecifications Heavy uty Weatherproof luminum ase nfinitely adjustable horizontally, 180 vertically asily mounts on walls or ceilings luminum case can screw into any standard electrical base Power cable connects behind the base keeping it away from the elements White case and mount can be painted to match the color of the house or building Power upply ncluded 1 Year imited Warranty llumination istance: llumination ype: ight ource: mitter ife: Power equirement: ize: Weight: ore than 50 feet 30 pot 64 olid tate 850nm mitters 100,000 Hour BF 12V, 300m 5.5 x 4.5 (Base) 1 lbs orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona ev. 0002

10 V World s mallest Video witcher equence 2-4 nputs through 1 utput ctual ize V 4 X 1 he V4X1 Video witcher allows 2-4 baseband video sources to be sequenced through 1 output. Great for surveillance and monitoring in commercial, residential, and specialty applications. ombine output with a etedia igital hannel odulator to create your own V channel and view the signal on multiple Vs. Features: upports or P format in olor or B/W electable for 2-4 nputs electable for 1-63 second timing icroprocessor controlled emory retained during power outages deal for battery powered applications ugged aluminum enclosure ncludes Wall ransformer 5 Year imited Warranty witching ime ser electable: Video Frequency esponse otal Bandwidth: Video rosstalk: Video nputs: Video utput: Power equirement: ize: Weight: pecifications 1-63 econds 12 hz. -70 db 4 -, 75 hm B dapter ption 1 -, 75 hm B dapter ption 12V 100m 2, pproved ndoor se nly 3.2 x 2.2 x oz orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona W H

11 V Video atrix witcher equence 1-4 nputs through 1-4 utputs ctual ize V 4 X 4 he V4X4 atrix witcher allows any combination of 1-4 baseband video sources to be independently sequenced through any of 1-4 possible outputs. Great for surveillance and monitoring in commercial, residential, and specialty applications. ombine one or more outputs with a etedia igital hannel odulator to create your own V channel and view the signal on multiple Vs. Features: upports or P format in olor or B/W electable for 1-4 nputs and 1-4 utputs Precision digital sequencing, user selectable anual or automatic switching icroprocessor controlled emory retained during power outages deal for battery powered applications ugged aluminum enclosure ncludes Wall ransformer 5 Year imited Warranty witching ime ser electable: Video Frequency esponse otal Bandwidth: Video rosstalk: Video nputs: Video utputs: equence Position ndicators: Power equirement: ize: Weight: pecifications econds 12 hz. -70 db 4 -, 75 hm B daptor ptional 4 -, 75 hm B daptor ptional 2 tatus s 4 nput s 4 utput s 12V 300m 2, pproved ndoor se nly 3.5 x 5.5 x oz orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona W H

12 V aller-v aller- for your elevision ee Who is alling on your V V 1 aller-v places aller- information at the bottom of the television screenin large easy to read letters. t uses an Video nput and utput to display over any atellite, V, V, aserdisk, Video Game or Video amera signal for seconds. ven without a video source, aller-v makes its own blue screen with white information which is retained until the next call is received. aller-v requires activated aller- service from the local phone company Features: ingle-ine aller- Works with existing aller- devices isplays the aller- information in large, easy to read letters asy to setup and use 1Year imited Warranty pecifications Video nput onnector: Video utput onnector: Power equirement: elephone onnection: ize: tandard omposite, 75 hm, 1Vp-p *equired for Video verlay tandard omposite, 75 hm, 1Vp-p (ncluded) lass ndoor se nly ual J11 odular Jacks ine n elephone ut 3.2 x 2.2 x 0.9 orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona V

13 V aller-v aller- for your elevision ee Who is alling on your V V 2 aller-v places aller- information at the bottom of the television screenin large easy to read letters. t uses an Video nput and utput to display over any atellite, V, V, aserdisk, Video Game or Video amera signal for seconds. ven without a video source, aller-v makes its own blue screen with white information which is retained until the next call is received. aller-v requires activated aller- service from the local phone company Features: wo-ine aller- Works with existing aller- devices isplays the aller- information in large, easy to read letters asy to setup and use 1Year imited Warranty pecifications Video nput onnector: Video utput onnector: Power equirement: elephone onnection: ize: tandard omposite, 75 hm, 1Vp-p *equired for Video verlay tandard omposite, 75 hm, 1Vp-p (ncluded) lass ndoor se nly ual J11 odular Jacks ine n elephone ut 3.2 x 2.2 x 0.9 orth tallard Place, ucson, rizona V

14 onnecting the etedia 70 icroodulator B H V G* 7 0 P P/B *f you combine input from an antenna with output from the 70, etedia strongly suggests that you place an inline amplifier between the antenna and the splitter/ combiner. F GH V 70 P /V V/ PY V/V Y PW Figure 1: onnecting 70 H F H B B /B V How o onnect he 70 icroodulator: ee Figure 1: 1.) nsert the male connector from the video source into the 70 connector. 2.) nsert the 3.5mm stereo jack from the audio source into the 70 stereo audio input. 3.) se a male F connector cable to output the 70 modulated signal to a splitter/combiner. 4.) Plug the provided 12V, 100 m power supply into the Power line and the 70. etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com 70G-2page.cdr ev. 9912

15 Programming the etedia 70 icroodulator G H 70 H (HF 14-69, B 70-94, ) Please read instructions completely before you begin. ach time you program or re-program a channel, you must start again from channel 0. f no channel is selected, the modulator will default to channel 14. f no gain is selected, the modulator will default to +30dB. 7 0 ecide what channel you wish to use. f combining with an antenna system, choose a HF channel f combining with a cable system, choose a B channel 70-94, hoose a channel that is not currently in use by any local broadcast, cable, or other modulated source. here must also be at least one blank channel separating each modulated channel from these other sources. igital Gain djustment: fter setting channel, each press of the selector button then advances the F gain (signal strength) from 0dB to +30dB. he first press selects 0dB, the second press selects +10dB, the third selects +20dB, the fourth +30dB, and the fifth press starts again at 0dB. atch modulator signal strength with ntenna/able signal strength, or use the lowest gain setting that provides a clear picture to all Vs. est Pattern: brief test pattern (two white vertical bars) is displayed after programming or after select button is tapped. Press and hold select button while connecting power to display a permanent test pattern. ap select button to remove permanent test pattern. he test pattern is displayed only on the programmed channel. PGG P W - B P H B H BG F 0 G +30dB H P H B BY 10 (12 P = 120) WH FF 1 FF FH PGG P (H 125) H P V G BY 10dB ( 0, 10, 20, 30, 0, 10, 20...) W - FF H P H B BY 1 (5 P = 5) WH FF WH FF 2 G / V Y B Y V -V (P) / F F GH B/ F V / H F GH F P P V /V B P HK # F GH P/B V 70 H B B etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com BG V 70G-2page.cdr V ev. 9912

16 onnecting the etedia V1- P B H V G* V 1 P/B F GH PG B V H F H B B PH JK PW - + *P: V /V V/ PY Y etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com V1--2page.cdr ev. 0002

17 Figure 1 Programming able hannel Figure 2 Programming HF hannel Figure 3 etting djustable Gain Programming the V1- P PY BF Y BG. WH H : f combining with an antenna system, choose HF channel f combining with a cable system choose a B channel 66-94, hoose a channel that is not currently in use by any local broadcast, cable, or other modulated source. here must also be at least one blank channel separating each modulated channel from these other sources. -: equires a telephone line with aller- service activated by the local telephone company. fter the first or second ring, the aller- information will be displayed for approximately 15 seconds. he V1- overlays the aller- information on the video of the modulated channel. PGG B H Figure 1.B elevision utput B H 70 PGG HF H Figure 2.B elevision utput HF H 14 PGG H JB G Figure 3.B elevision utput 1. onnect the F-onnector on the V1- to the television /able input. 2. une the television to B channel Push the button with the P arrow and plug in the power while holding down the button (this will put the modulator into B programming mode). 4. he display on the screen should look like Figure 1.B. 5. elect the desired B channel from or by pressing the up and down buttons. 6. nce you are on the channel you wish to select, you need to set the channel by cycling the power on the V1-. o do this, remove the power supply from the V1- and then plug it back in. 7. une V to programmed channel to view modulated source and aller-. 1. onnect the F-onnector on the V1- to the television F- onnector /able input. 2. une the television to HF channel Push the button with W arrow and plug in the power while holding down the button. 4. he display on the screen should look like Figure 2.B. 5. elect the desired HF channel from by pressing the up and down buttons. 6. nce you are on the channel you wish to select, you need to set the channel by cycling the power on the V1-. o do this, remove the power supply from the V1- and then plug it back in. 7. une V to programmed channel to view modulated source and aller- nce you have selected and programmed a channel, the next step is to program the utput Gain evel. se the adjustable gain to match signal strengths with the combined signals. *When programming the gain, the V1- defaults to the previous gain setting. he Factory default setting is maximum gain. G 1. une the television to the channel programmed above. 2. Press and hold both the P and W at the same time and plug in power to the V1- (this will put the V1- into utput Gain djustment mode like Figure 3.B). 3. ow press the P and W buttons to select the Gain. B H F F G B H GH F G 4. fter selecting the desired Gain evel, cycle the power to the V1- by unplugging and plugging in the power to set the Gain V 1 V1--2page.cdr ev. 0002

18 onnecting the 70 oax-powered odulator he 70 uses a Power njector which allows it to be powered remotely through the coaxial cable. he modulator may also power a 12V video or surveillance camera. WG: mproper installation may damage electronic equipment. Please follow the power connection steps below in the proper sequence. 7 0 PW V/V 70 onnect the other end of the coaxial cable to the Power njector side marked. WG: eversing power injector direction could damage other electronic equipment V 5. 12V camera may be powered from the modulator, however the power supply rating must increase 100m onnect the coaxial cable to the in addition to the camera requirement modulator F output connector. to allow for the modulator. F XP: f your camera requires 12V 300m then use a 12V 400m transformer or larger V + - V. PW J onnect the power supply to the Power njector and plug in to an power source. B H V G - 12V F PV PY + onnect the power injector side marked V to your cable system using a splitter/combiner. his side 4. of the Power njector will not receive power. etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona Fax: ail: info@netmedia.com P P/B /B V 70-2page.cdr ev.9806

19 Programming the 70 oax-powered odulator G H 70 H (HF 14-69, B 70-94, ) Please read instructions completely before you begin. ach time you program or re-program a channel, you must start again from zero. 7 0 ecide what channel you wish to use. f combining with an antenna system, choose a HF channel f combining with cable, choose a B channel 70-94, hoose a channel that is at not currently in use by any local broadcast, cable, or other modulated source. here must also be at least one blank channel separating each modulated channel from these other sources. Programming: o program the 70 using a paper clip, follow the instructions below. fter the 70 is programmed, a momentary push of the button displays a test pattern (two white vertical bars). PGG P G PP P P H B H 0. FH B FH H P H H B BY 10 (XP: 12 P = 120) FF W F FF H P H H B BY 1 (XP: 5 P = 5) PGG P (XP H 125) G / V Y B Y V -V (P) / F F GH B/ F V / H F GH F P P V /V B P HK # F GH P/B V 70 H B B etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com BG V 70-2page.cdr V ev.9806

20 onnecting the etedia 73 ripleplay /V B H V G odulator 7 3 V/V V/ PY Y V V F GH F GH V F GH P P/B VW F PPY FG 1 G H PPY PW - + V How o onnect he 73 ripleplay odulator /B ee Figure 1. 1.) nsert the male connector from the video source into one of the ripleplay connectors. 2.) nsert the 3.5mm stereo jack from the audio source into one of the ripleplay stereo audio inputs. 3.) se a male F connector cable to output the ripleplay modulated signal to a splitter/combiner. 4.) Plug the provided 12V, 300m power supply into the powerline and the ripleplay. etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com 73.cdr ev.0002

21 Programming the etedia 73 ripleplay odulator G H PPY H (HF 14-69, B 70-94, ) Please read instructions completely before you begin. f you do not enter the programming promptly, the programming sequence will time-out and terminate. ach time you program or re-program a channel, you must start again from zero. 7 3 ecide what channels you wish to use. f combining with an antenna system, choose HF channels f combining with cable, choose B channels 70-94, hoose channels that are at not currently in use by any local broadcast, cable, or other modulated source. here must also be at least one blank channel separating each modulated channel from these other sources. ll three channels can be set at once. Press the elect Button until all three s are on and follow the programming procedures. he first modulator will be set to the channel selected, the second will be 2 channels higher, the third will be 4 channels higher (examples: setting 14 = 14,16,18; setting 70 = 70,72,74; setting 94 = 94,101,103). ach channel can be set individually by following the programming steps while only one is on. est Pattern: brief test pattern (two white vertical bars) is displayed after programming or after select button is tapped. isable any unused modulators. et to channel 00 by performing by entering programming mode and allowing it to time out without selecting any channel. P-H P P B P H B B H P H B BY 10 (12 P = 120) FHG H BG F 0 FH FH W - FH H P H B BY 1 (1 P = 121) W - BK BK PGG P (H 121, 123, 125) G / V Y B Y V -V (P) / F F GH B/ F V / H F GH F P V P /V B P HK # F GH PPY P/B V etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com BG V 73.cdr H B B V ev.0002

22 onnecting the odulator 01 & 02 he odulator uses a Power njector which allows it to be powered remotely through the coaxial cable. WG: mproper installation may damage electronic equipment. Please follow the power connection steps below in the proper sequence V V BY YW W nstallation teps onnect the other end of the coaxial cable to the Power njector side marked. 5. onnect the power supply to the Power njector and plug in to an power source nstall in existing box or cut a hole in the wall at a suitable mounting location for the camera, and mount a single-gang drywall mounting bracket (also known as a mud ring). 2. Program the odulator following the instructions labeled 2b on the back of this page. 3. onnect the coax cable to the camera assembly and mount the camera to the drywall mounting bracket using 2 screws. Plug in 12V 300m. onnect the power injector side marked V to your cable system using a splitter/combiner. his side of the Power njector will not receive power. 8. t this point your odulator should be modulating the camera image properly. et the camera angle and focus according to the instructions labeled 8b on other side. 9. nsert the acrylic lens cover in the decora plate and fasten it to the camera mounting bracket. he lens will dim the image slightly. f the image is too dark, contact your dealer for an optional lens cover. amera_0x.cdr : he acrylic lens cover is designed to fit the decora plate very tightly in order to protect the camera and to make sure it stays in place. t will be necessary to apply pressure on all four corners simultaneously when inserting the acrylic lens into the ecora plate. * tems not included B H V G P P/B * /B V * V + - V. PW J V F PV PY etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com + ev. 0002

23 Programming the odulator Please read instructions completely before you begin. ach time you program or reprogram a channel, you must disconnect and reconnect the power. ecide what channel you wish to use. f combining with an antenna system, choose a HF channel f combining with cable, choose a B channel & hoose a channel that is at not currently in use by any local broadcast, cable, or other modulated source. here must also be at least one blank channel separating each modulated channel from these other sources. Programming: o program the odulator, follow the instructions below. 2b G H (HF 14-69, B & ) Programming nstructions for the odulator P FF FF FF 8b amera_0x.cdr FF P xample: HF hannel xample: HF hannel xample: B hannel etting odulator ngle and Focus he camera comes pre-focused. t is possible however, to change the focus by rotating the lens clockwise or counter-clockwise. o adjust the angle of the camera, gently bend the bracket left, right, up or down o mount the odulator horizontally, turn the camera board 90 degrees. o this by reinstalling the camera board mounting screws in the other two opposing corners of the board. With the power off, locate the dip switches on the back of the odulator assembly. he odulator channel is programmed by adding up the numbers that appear below the dip switches. hese numbers are printed on the circuit board just below the dip switches. n the example above, the channel is set to B 85 by moving the 80, 4 and 1 switches to the position (e.g =85). ther examples are to the left. he odulator supports HF channels and B channels & You must select a channel that is not on or adjacent to any other local broadcast, cable or modulated source. emember to power FF the odulator when switches are changed. etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com ev. 0002

24 onnecting the odulator 1 & 2 he odulator uses a Power njector which allows it to be powered remotely through the coaxial cable. WG: mproper installation may damage electronic equipment. Please follow the power connection steps below in the proper sequence. BY nstallation teps wist the cap of the camera assembly counterclockwise and pull off. nsert a screwdriver into the slit on the black plate and pull the camera/modulator assembly out of the camera housing. (Pull just enough to gain access to the P witch) B H V G 12V + - V. PW J Program the odulator following the instructions labeled 2b on the back of this page onnect the other end of the coaxial cable to the Power njector side marked. 5. onnect the power supply to the Power njector and plug in to an power source onnect the coax cable to the camera assembly and mount the base to the wall, ceiling or pancake mount and adjust the camera angle as necessary. Plug in 12V 300m. onnect the power injector side marked V to your cable system using a splitter/combiner. his side of the Power njector will not receive power. 8. t this point your odulator should be modulating the camera image properly. * tems not included P P/B * /B V * V F PV PY etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com cdr ev. 9909

25 Programming the odulator Please read instructions completely before you begin. ach time you program or reprogram a channel, you must disconnect and reconnect the power. ecide what channel you wish to use. f combining with an antenna system, choose a HF channel f combining with cable, choose a B channel & hoose a channel that is at not currently in use by any local broadcast, cable, or other modulated source. here must also be at least one blank channel separating each modulated channel from these other sources. Programming: o program the odulator, follow the instructions below. 2b G H (HF 14-69, B & ) Programming nstructions for the odulator 1-2 P FF FF FF 8b FF P xample: HF hannel xample: HF hannel xample: B hannel etting odulator ngle and Focus o adjust the angle of the camera, use the screw mount in the base to rotate the camera horizontally. o adjust the camera vertically, loosen the screw in the camera arm assembly to rotate the camera up and down. he camera comes pre-focused. t is possible however, to change the focus by loosening the small screw on the lens then rotating the lens clockwise or counter-clockwise. ighten the screw when you are finished With the power off, locate the dip switches on the back of the odulator assembly. he odulator channel is programmed by adding up the numbers that appear below the dip switches. hese numbers are printed on the circuit board just below the dip switches. n the example above, the channel is set to B 85 by moving the 80, 4 and 1 switches to the position (e.g =85). ther examples are to the left. he odulator supports HF channels and B channels & You must select a channel that is not on or adjacent to any other local broadcast, cable or modulated source. emember to power FF the odulator when switches are changed. etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com 1-2.cdr ev. 9909

26 nstalling the etedia Wall-ounted amera 50 WG: mproper installation may damage electronic equipment. his must be installed by qualified technician. 5 0 hank you for purchasing the etedia security camera. his is the same camera that is included in the assembly that is sold as the odulator which includes both the camera and remote-powered modulator in a single assembly. his camera is designed to be a general purpose security camera that mounts in a single or double gang junction box or in a drywall mount. he camera may be aimed by bending the mounting bracket. t may be focused by twisting the lens. he contents of this package include the camera, mounting bracket, B Video ut cable, Power n cable, 12V ransformer, rywall ount, two mounting bracket screws and two ens overs. he camera, bracket, and camera cables are already attached to form the amera ssembly. V V BY YW W 1. ut drywall to match rywall ount. 2. ttach rywall ount to wall. 3. onnect B Video ut cable to monitor. 4. onnect 12V ransformer to Power n cable. 5. ttach amera ssembly to rywall ount. 6. djust camera angle and focus if necessary. 7. nap ens over into ecora over (not included) by pressing all four corners in simultaneously. 8. ttach ecora over to rywall ount. amera_50.cdr Power n (12V, enter Positive) B Video ut etedia, nc., tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com ev. 0001

27 nstalling the etedia Wall-ounted amera 51 WG: mproper installation may damage electronic equipment. his must be installed by qualified technician. 5 1 hank you for purchasing the etedia security camera. his is the same camera that is included in the assembly that is sold as the odulator which includes both the camera and remote-powered modulator in a single assembly. his camera is designed to be a general purpose security camera that mounts in a single or double gang junction box or in a drywall mount. he camera may be aimed by bending the mounting bracket. t may be focused by twisting the lens. he contents of this package include the camera, mounting bracket, external connecting block, drywall mount, two mounting bracket screws and two lens covers. he camera, bracket, external connecting block, and camera wires are already attached to form the amera ssembly. V V BY YW W etup requires 12V (300m egulated recommended) power to the +12V and G connections of the xternal onnecting Block (see diagram below). o not reverse the power and ground wires and do not bypass the xternal onnecting Block to attach 12V power directly to camera wires. ither the B or connector can be used for video (not at same time). nap ens over into ecora over (not included) by pressing all four corners in simultaneously. xternal onnecting Block Video 12V (+) G (-) Power B Video etedia, nc., tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com amera_51.cdr ev. 0002

28 nstalling the etedia nfrared lluminator WG: mproper installation may damage electronic equipment. his must be installed by qualified technician. hank you for purchasing the etedia nfrared lluminator. his illuminator is designed to provide night vision for black and white security cameras. he contents of this package include the lluminator housing, lluminator base and 12V 300m power supply. f it is necessary to extend the length of the power cord, be sure to connect positive (+) to the center conductor and negative (-) to sleeve. he can illuminate a viewing area up to 50 feet away with a 30 degree spot. he lluminator housing may be adjusted as shown in the diagram below. ount the so that its infrared light does not shine or reflect directly into your camera. djusting the lluminator o adjust the angle of the illuminator, use the screw mount in the base to rotate the illuminator horizontally. o adjust the illuminator vertically, loosen the screw in the illuminator arm assembly to rotate the illuminator up and down. etedia, nc., tallard Place, ucson, rizona mail: info@netmedia.com

29 nstallation of the V4X1 Video witcher hank you for purchasing the etedia 4X1 Video witcher. his unit comes factory set to automatically switch between 4 video sources every 4 seconds (4 sec. per source). f there are fewer video sources or you wish to change the 4 second time lapse, follow the instructions below. therwise, the V4X1 is ready to place into service out of the box. V 4 X 1 nput umber 2 Black - utput P nput umber 3 nput umber 4 nput umber 1 Power onnector xample etup et to 4 seconds and 4 input sources emove the end cap covering the end with the 3 yellow connectors. lide the printed circuit board out far enough to expose the red bank of switches. he switches numbered 1-6 are used to set the time lapse and switches 7 and 8 are used to set the number of video input sources (from 2 to 4). he switches are used to designate a binary value as indicated in the table below. : t is necessary to power off the V4X1 when the switches are changed 0 = FF or in the W position 1 = or in the p position witch br of witch br of witch br of witch br of econds econds econds econds / witches 7 and 8 set the number of input sources you have. o if you only have 3 sources, the V4X1 can turn into a 3x1 with the flick of a switch. nstall-v4x1.cdr witch umber of 7 8 ources 00 / etedia, nc., tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737, mail: info@netmedia.com W H ev. 9802

30 What s it for? otation tatus he Video 4x4 lets you view up to four different rotation patterns from four video sources. ny of the inputs may be included or excluded from a rotation pattern. he output may then be sent to a composite video source or modulated (using an F modulator such as the etedia 70 icro odulator, 70 emote odulator or 73 riple Play odulator). n addition to the rotation modes each source may be viewed independently. onnecting your Video 4x4 We assume at this point you have made all the necessary connections to your video input sources and output receivers as illustrated on the back of this sheet. t is not necessary to have your Video 4x4 completely connected to program it however it may make it easier to understand its operation. reating a otation ode o create a rotation mode you must first select an output by pressing the utput elector Button (shown above). ach successive press of this button advances the utput tatus to the next position. his corresponds to one of the four video output connections located behind these s. You may want to label these outputs in the abel rea using a fine felt-tip marker or pencil. o include the selected output press the dd Button (the utput tatus should stay on). o exclude the selected output press the elete Button (the will flash). o advance to the next output press the utput elector Button again. nce an output is selected we can determine which inputs should be included in that output s rotation mode by pressing the nput elector Button. ach successive press of this button advances the nput tatus. his corresponds to one of the four input source connections located behind these s. You may want to label these inputs in the abel rea using a fine felt-tip marker or pencil. o include the selected input press the dd Button (the nput tatus should stay on). o exclude the selected input press the elete Button (the will flash). o advance to the next input press the nput elector Button again. epeat this process until all desired inputs for your rotation mode are enabled. We can now set the rotation delay time. his is the amount of time an input will be displayed before advancing to the next enabled input. We set this by pressing the nput elector Button until the otation tatus and ime tatus lights turn on. hen press the +10 ec Button or +1 ec Button to increment the time. ach successive press of these buttons will add an additional 10 seconds or 1 second delay respectively (to a maximum of 255 seconds). fter the desired time is entered wait 10 seconds for the ime tatus to turn off and the current rotation setting to be displayed. f you want to change the time setting simply press the nput elector Button until the ime tatus comes on again, then enter the new time. epeat these steps until all desired output rotation modes are programmed. nce programmed, P memory prevents the Video 4x4 from losing its settings even if power P 1 P 3 s disconnected. ingle ource Viewing f you prefer to view a single input you may press the nput elector Button. ll inputs can be viewed through the selected output when not in rotation mode. o view the rotation again simply press the nput elector Button ntil the otation tatus is lit. nstall-v4x4.cdr nstallation of the V4X4 Video witcher V 4X4 nput elector Button abel rea P P 3 nput tatus P 2 Y P 4 V/V V/V utput tatus ime tatus P utput elector Button Y dd Button or +10 ec Button P 4 P 2 Y etedia, nc., tallard Place, ucson, rizona 85737, mail: info@netmedia.com V Y Y - + PW PPY P 1 V 4 X 4 W H ev. 9802

31 nstalling the etedia V2 wo-ine aller-v Follow the instructions in the ser s anual; the video connections are the same as outlined there. he phone connections vary, as shown in Figures 1 & 2, depending on the configuration of your phone lines. aller-s are displayed by the V2 as shown in Figure 3. For best results, use the V2 with two active phone lines. his will prevent data crossover between the two displays. V 2 PH WH 2- J-14 f both lines are combined in a single Phone Jack (J-14) then use a four-wire phone cable, such as the one supplied, to connect the aller-v unit. -1&2 J-14 PW -V V Follow the instructions in the ser s anual to complete the power, video, and audio installation. FG 1 PH PH WH 2 P G f each line is run from a separate Phone Jack (J-11) then use a wo-ine oupler to combine them onto a single phone cable. se a four-wire phone cable, such as the one supplied, to connect the aller-v unit. -1 J-11-2 J-11 PW -V V Follow the instructions in the ser s anual to complete the power, video, and audio installation. FG 2 aller-v displays ine 1 and ine 2. When there is no video source, or the video source is turned off, it creates a blue screen and shows both aller-s as shown in Figure 3. his is useful with Picture-in-Picture (PP) Vs or to retrieve the last number at any time. When there is a video source, only the active line s aller- will display at the bottom of the screen along with a number indicating which line it is (1 or 2). V2_inst.cdr etedia, nc., tallard Place, ucson, Z J-14 W- P (adio hack at. number ) PY o video source Both s lways displayed 01/98 12: /98 12:00P V PH With video source ctive verlayed on video V FG 3 Voice: ; Fax: ; ailto: support@netmedia.com ev. 9808

32 roubleshooting ips here are many variables involved in Video istribution. able lengths, splitter/combiners, and pre-existing signals can all impact picture quality. n general, good results are achieved when the field strengths (db) of each signal are balanced throughout the system. ombinations of amplifiers, attenuators, and tilt compensators may be necessary to ensure an equalized and sufficient delivery of signal to each television. You may wish to consult your local /V Professional whose tools and expertise can help provide you with optimal results. odulator hannels hannel range for 70, 70, and 73 odulator function. odulator escription elevision hannels 0-13 ot valid channel selection. o signal should appear on V. hannels HF tations et V to uning on HF channels hannels B tations et V to B uning on B channels hannels ot valid channel selections. o signal should appear on V. hannels B tations et V to B uning on B channels o picture on programmed HF channel ll odulators his table covers all etedia odulators, 70, 70 and 73. lso see their individual tables for more help. ymptom escription ecommended ction 1. V must be set to uning in order to view HF channels o picture on programmed B channel 70-94, o picture through able Box. 2. V must be set to B uning in order to view B channels 70-94, able Boxes normally use B uning. 4. able Boxes sometimes put the modulator signal on a different channel or do not pass the signal at all. 1. une V to channel 70. f successful, your V is probably in B uning mode then heck the switches or menus on your television and change from B uning to uning. or eave the V in B uning and program the modulator for a B channel from 70-94, une V to channel 70. f not successful, your V is probably in uning mode then heck the switches or menus on your television and change from uning to B uning. or eave the V in uning and program the modulator for a HF channel from Program the modulator for a B channel from 70-94, heck for the modulator signal several channels above and below the programmed channel. B H G o picture on programmed B channel f you cannot get a signal through the able Box then you must bypass it and switch the V between channel 3 and the modulator channel. 6. he modulator does not program channels ombine the modulator signal to the cable signal after the able Box. or plit the combined cable/modulator signal before the able Box and recombine again after the able Box. se a filter or trap to eliminate channel 3 on the bypassed side. or se an /B witch to select between modulated and cable signal. 6. Program the modulator for a B channel from 70-94, odulator has forgotten programmed channel. Bad signal on station next to programmed channel. oise on programmed B channel 70-94, Weak, snowy signal on able, ntenna, or modulator channels after signals combined. Horizontal, diagonal, or herringbone lines on any distributed channel. 7. he channel is stored in P and is not forgotten, though a bad power glitch may occasionally scramble the signal. 8. odulated channels will interfere with adjacent channels, esp. the one just below it. 9. ocal HF broadcast channels can interfere with B channels. 10. ignals must be balanced before combining. able and ntenna signals are generally not as strong as the modulator s. lso, the additional cable and combiners disperse and weaken their signal strength. 11. ignal may be too strong for television. odulator output is at least +27dB. 12. ombined signal are unbalanced. 7. isconnect modulator power supply and reconnect after waiting for several seconds. Programmed channel should reappear. 8. Program channels with at least one blank channel above and below. 9. Program the modulator for a B channel 70-94, that is not close to a local HF broadcast channel frequency (HF 14 to 43 add 51; HF 44 to 69 add 56. xamples: HF 43 is close to B 94; HF 44 is close to B 100). 10. mplify weaker snowy signal before combining with others to boost strength and help signal balance. se other combinations of amplifiers, attenuators, and tilt compensators to provide a balanced and sufficient signal to each television. 11. Weaken signal with gain controls, attenuators, splitter/combiners, or longer cable lengths. 12. ee tep 10. etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mailto:sales@netmedia.com big_trouble.doc Page 1 of 2 ev 9908B

33 roubleshooting ips 70 ingle odulator his table covers the etedia 70 ingle odulator. lso see the ll odulators table for more help. ymptom escription ecommended ction odulator does not work. 1. he modulator requires 12V 100m power and good signal connections. 1. isconnect and reconnect power supply. odulator should then glow brightly before returning to normal dim state. ake sure all other connections are secure. heck for correct power supply. 2. ule out external factors such as cable, amplifiers, splitters, and other devices. 3. he modulator starts from zero each time you enter programming mode. 2. onnect modulator to coax and coax directly to one V. et V to channel 70, then program modulator to channel 70 and look for the momentary test bars. f V will not tune to channel 70, see tep 2 of the ll odulators table. 3. eview programming steps. Program modulator for a simple channel such as 20 (2 presses) or 70 (7 presses). 70 ingle odulator his table covers the etedia 70 emote Powered ingle odulator. lso see the ll odulators table for more help. ymptom escription ecommended ction odulator does not work. 1. he modulator requires 12V 100m power and good signal connections. 1. isconnect and reconnect power supply. odulator should then glow brightly before returning to normal dim state. ake sure all other connections are secure. heck for correct power supply. 2. Power njector is directional; power cannot pass through V side. 2. heck Power njector direction so that rrow goes toward modulator and V rrow goes toward television. B H G Problems with other devices connected to coax. Problem with device connected to oax shielding may short circuit power by touching center conductor. 4. ufficient power must reach modulator location. ach 70 requires 12V, 100m in addition to power requirement of attached device. 5. ule out external factors such as cable, amplifiers, splitters, and other devices. 6. he modulator starts from zero each time you enter programming mode. 7. Power njector introduces 12V power to coax cable. 8. he 70 can supply 12V power to an external device. here must be sufficient power for both units. 3. heck all coax F-connectors and replace if necessary. 4. ong cable runs will diminish power, place Power njector closer to modulator. mplifiers and some splitter/combiners do not pass power, replace them or move Power njector so that those devices are not between it and modulator. ultiple devices require more power, use a larger power supply that gives each modulator and device enough power. 5. onnect modulator to coax, coax to Power njector, and Power njector directly to one V. et V to channel 70, then program modulator to channel 70 and look for the momentary test bars. f V will not tune to channel 70, see tep 2 of the ll odulators table. 6. eview programming steps. Program modulator for a simple channel such as 20 (2 presses) or 70 (7 presses). 7. Place Power njector so that no splitter/combiners are between it and the modulator. or se Blockers to prevent power from entering other devices. 8. ake sure external device uses 12V power. se a power supply that delivers 12V, 100m + Vm. 73 ripleplay odulator his table covers the etedia 73 ripleplay odulator. lso see the ll odulators table for more help. ymptom escription ecommended ction odulator does not work. 1. he modulator requires 12V 300m power and good signal connections. 1. isconnect and reconnect power supply. ll three modulator s should turn on momentarily before returning to normal single on state. ake sure all other connections are secure. heck for correct power supply. 2. ule out interference from ripleplay s other channels by setting them to ule out external factors such as cable, amplifiers, splitters, and other devices. 4. he modulator starts from zero each time you enter programming mode. 2. elect each of the other two modulator s. nter programming mode but do not select any channels. Wait for to Quit flashing. 3. onnect modulator to coax and coax directly to one V. et V to channel 70, then program modulator to channel 70 and look for the momentary test bars. f V will not tune to channel 70, see tep 2 of the ll odulators table. 4. eview programming steps. Program modulator for a simple channel such as 20 (2 presses) or 70 (7 presses). etedia, nc tallard Place, ucson, rizona mailto:sales@netmedia.com big_trouble.doc Page 2 of 2 ev 9908B