Q: What's the impedance for cable connection between AVS-5808 and
APW-1000?
A: Generally speaking, the cable used
at 5.8 GHz frequency band has an impedance of 50 Ohm.
Q: Can I connect a 2.4GHz
wireless camera to AVS-5808 transmitter and while my AVS-5808 is connected to a
DVR? Why do I get a fuzzy image when I do so?
A: Technically speaking, the only way such combination
would work is to disable the 2.4 GHz wireless module inside the camera. The
issue of fuzzy image is likely to be caused by the difference in the video gain
level between AVS-5808 receiver and DVR. And there is a Variable Resistor switch
on the AVS-5808 receiver, which is specified as "gain". The VR switch can be
used to adjust the video gain level of AVS-5808 receiver. The AVS-5808 receiver
should connect to a DVR and then to a TV, if it is connected to both DVR and TV
at the same time, the fuzzy image will also occur.
Q: Why 9V power adapter is provided with AVS-5808 while "12V" is
printed on the unit's power connector?
A: The recommended input voltage of AVS-5808 is 9V DC
to 28 V DC. It is why the 9 V power supply is included in the package.
Consequently, it is certainly all right to use the 12 V power supply. As for the
"12 V" indicated on the AVS-5808 power supply connector, it is simply because 12
VDC is the most commonly adopted input voltage in the surveillance industry,
which we think is exactly AVS-5808's target customer.
Q: Does
AVS-5808 work with RF-Link's APW-1000 amplifier? And how?
A: Yes, AVS-5808 does work with
APW-1000. Simply connect AVS-5808 transmitter antenna to "RF-out" connector of
APW-1000, and from APW-1000 "RF-in" connector back to AVS-5808 transmitter.
Q: If combined AVS-5808 with
APW-1000, what range of transmission can I expect?
A: With such set up, signal can be
transmitted up to 2 km.
Q: Does AVS5808 receiver have an
output other than baseband (ie 30 Hz to 6MHz)?
A: AVS-5808 will have no problems
connecting to a regular NTSC television or a monitor through its RCA jack. In
addition, in order to provide the outgoing signals, all RF devices must lower
the frequency from RF frequency, which is 5.8 GHz to the baseband frequency in
order to be visible to users.
Q: The specs
list power from 8-32V input. Would it realistically run OK if I connected a 12V
battery to a PV power jack and ran it off of that?
A: 12V battery thru. PV power jack
should work, and typical power draw is 12V.
Q: What type of antenna does
AVS-5808 equipped?
A: AVS-5808 is equipped with
Omni-Directional antenna.
Q: Does
AVS-5808 have a standard 9V power adapter jack or is it
specialized?
A: AVS-5808 is equipped with 12V power
adapter.
Q: Does AVS-5808
accommodate both NTSC and PAL version?
A: Current offer from RF-Link is NTSC
version; PAL version is also available with special request.
Any other questions Please Call Pat at Westview Satellite 850-77-3474
or email westviewsatellite@gmail.com
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