SPYPOINT TINY-W - Manual (Page 26)

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English
English
SIGNAL
Wireless signal test
The quality of the wireless signal between the TINY-W
camera and the Blackbox receiver can be checked on the
camera in “Signal” mode by choosing the “Range Test”
option. If the icon of the wireless signal is red, the signal
is too weak. Bring closer or move the receiver. If the
icon of the wireless signal is green and stays green for at
least 10 seconds, the signal is strong enough and stable to
enable wireless transmission of images to the receiver. For
best results, the antennas of the two devices must point
upwards.
Note: If the receiver is not powered and synchronized with
the camera , the signal icon remains red.
Manually synchronizing one or multiple sets (TINY-W
camera + Blackbox receiver) in the same perimeter
Note: By default, the camera is synchronized with its
receiver on channel 1 and the icon “Sync” is green. If you
want to change the synchronization channel or to add other
sets (TINY-W camera + Blackbox receiver) in the same area,
refer to the following procedure.
When more than one TINY-W cameras are located in
the same area of transmission, it is necessary to manually
synchronize each camera with its receiver on a different
channel. To do so:
1. Turn on the first camera and choose the “Signal” mode.
2. Turn on the first receiver.
3. Choose the “Channel” option on the camera and
press “OK”.
4. Use the “” and “” buttons to select a channel and
press “OK”.
5. Choose the “Sync” option on the camera and press “OK”.
The camera synchronizes with the powered receiver
and the icon "Sync" goes from red to green when the
synchronization is complete.
6. Turn off the camera and the corresponding receiver.
7. Repeat these steps for each additional camera, up to 9
devices can be paired in the same area.
SETTINGS
To define the options of the camera. To configure the
system in English, hold the button “” until “Language” is
highlighted. Press “OK”, select “English” and confirm your
choice with “OK”. The system will change all the menus in
English by itself.
Time Start /
Time Stop: Allow the user to set the period of operation
of the camera. The start and stop time are
the hours during the camera is in action and
records pictures or videos. Example: if the
user selects a start time “7:00 am” and a stop
time “11:00 am”, the camera will only detect
for that period of time and will stay inactive
for the remaining hours. Press “OK” and use
“” or “” to adjust the hour.
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