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Operation

The Wireless Vehicle Rear Observation 
System operates when the vehicle is shifted 
into reverse. The Camera transmits a clear 
and wide image with Audio from the area 
behind the vehicle to the monitor inside the 
vehicle. During the vehicle in moving, the 
speaker is recommended to be mute.
The monitor, when powered, remains in sleep 
mode until it receives a video signal on the 
2.4GHz frequency. When the monitor receives 
a video signal, it automatically turns on and 
displays the image from the camera.
The monitor automatically adjusts for color, 
brightness, and contrast, for either daytime 
viewing or nighttime viewing. At night the 
picture will appear Black and White. This is 
due to the low light level and is normal.

NOTE:

 Because this is a wireless system, 

the monitor is always watching for a video 
signal. It is possible to receive signals from 
other cameras. Systems such as security 
cameras, baby monitors, and even other back 
up camera systems can trigger the monitor 
to briefly turn on. This is normal for wireless 
products. If you find you have too much 
activation due to video signals in your area, 
use the included monitor power wire and run 
it to the rear of the vehicle. Attach it to the 
same power source as the camera, this will 
insure the monitor will only come on when 
you are in reverse and will eliminate any false 
signals.

Operating the System

Power/Confirm

Up

Menu/Return

Down

Parking Line

Button

Function

Use this button to turn the 
monitor On and Off and to confirm 
menu selections.

Use this button to navigate menu 
selections and adjust settings.

Use this button to switch between 
the viewing screen and the menu 
screen.
Press to return to the previous 
menu.

Use this button to navigate menu 
selections and adjust settings.

Use this button to turn on the 
screen guidelines On and Off.

Summary of Contents for FOS43TADS

Page 1: ...ASR FOS43TASE FOS43TASF The packing contents may be different based on the kit you purchased Please take the actual product as standard Le contenu de l emballage peut tre diff rent en fonction de la t...

Page 2: ...maintenance of the product Please keep this instruction manual in a safe place for future reference This will ensure safe use and reduce the risk of injury Be sure to pass on this manual to new owner...

Page 3: ...stallation 8 What s in the Box 8 Monitor Installation 8 Camera Installation 8 Electrical Connections 13 Getting Started 14 Activate the Monitor 14 Pairing the Camera and Monitor 14 Change Settings 16...

Page 4: ...the procedures in this instruction manual Improper installation or modification of this product will void all warranties Many jurisdictions have laws and regulations relating to the use of cameras and...

Page 5: ...ntee is not responsible for any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance Such modifications could void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE...

Page 6: ...erference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device RF Exposure The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure r...

Page 7: ...to add an additional safety tool for your vehicle CAUTION Do not back up your vehicle while watching the monitor screen Always look in the direction the vehicle is traveling Use the monitor as an aid...

Page 8: ...rom the ignition and isolate the 12V or 24V power source 1 Clean the mounting area where you are going to install the monitor with a cleaner that does not leave a residue 2 Remove the protective film...

Page 9: ...g the camera it is advisable to check if the intended mounting location will achieve adequate signal Pair the camera and monitor see Pairing the Camera and Monitor section Temporary secure the camera...

Page 10: ...pped or extruded Fig 13 Bracket Fig 13 5 Make sure the sealing lip around the edge of the gasket is seated over the edge of the bracket before fully tightening the screws 6 If only installing the moun...

Page 11: ...ctions and the camera antenna are secured tightly Fig 20 Fig 20 Rear Camera Installation if purchased A traffic light must be installed together with the camera For best performance we recommend a Fur...

Page 12: ...hicle wall using the four flat self tapping screws Fig 25 Fig 25 6 Insert the front or rear camera into the traffic light base and secure with two flat self tapping screws provided Fig 26 and Fig 27 F...

Page 13: ...ystem can be connected to an electrical power source via a 7 Way Connector Wiring to running lights the camera will activate when the running lights are switched on Wiring to reverse lights the camera...

Page 14: ...g Activate the Monitor In off mode press the button on the right of the monitor to turn on the monitor In on mode press and hold the button to activate the monitor There are four options that allow yo...

Page 15: ...ted 2 Once paired successfully a red icon will appear after the device list 3 An icon indicates pairing failed repeat steps 2 and 3 to pair again 4 Refer to Camera Settings section for detail settings...

Page 16: ...ORMAL 0o ROTATE 90o FLIP 180o or FLIP ROTATE 270o Press to confirm your selection or press button to return to the previous page VOLUME SETTING 1 Use or button to highlight VOLUME menu then press to e...

Page 17: ...rn to the previous page MOTION DETECT SETTING The motion detect function is used to detect objects in motion and assist in safe driving while the vehicle is in reverse When on the monitor LCD will be...

Page 18: ...highlight BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST or COLOR menu then press to enter 3 Press or to change the BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST or COLOR setting Press to confirm your selection or press button to return to the previous...

Page 19: ...video signal It is possible to receive signals from other cameras Systems such as security cameras baby monitors and even other back up camera systems can trigger the monitor to briefly turn on This i...

Page 20: ...e of the monitor with a soft cloth moistened with water or glass cleaner Only clean the unit with a dry cloth Do not clean the unit with strong chemical agents or abrasive cleaners Never spill liquid...

Page 21: ...TIME 250ms CAMERA IMAGE DISTANCE 5m CMOS SIZE 1 3 OPTICAL LENS F2 0 IR CUT FILTER 850nm automatic VIEW ANGLE 120 CURRENT IR ON 400mA 12V CURRENT IR OFF 200mA 12V CAMERA PIXEL 720x480 DISPLAY LCD POWER...

Page 22: ...Camera and Monitor Large dense objects could be obscuring the signal If possible move the objects Interference from electrical appliances may be affecting the wireless signal Turn off the appliances w...

Page 23: ...ce of product to any data software or information and normal wear and tear This warranty only protects the original end user you and is not transferable any attempt to transfer this warranty shall mak...

Page 24: ...TION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR EXCLUSIONS OR LIMITATIONS ON THE DURATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU THIS WARRANTY G...

Page 25: ...toute s curit de l appareil Veuillez conserver le pr sent guide d utilisation en lieu s r pour vous y r f rer ult rieurement afin d assurer votre s curit et de r duire les risques de blessure Veuille...

Page 26: ...ent into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help The device has been evaluated to meet general R...

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