FatShark RCV922 Operation & User’s Manual

1, FatShark RCV922 PRODUCT WARNING IF YOU CANNOT ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING LIMITATIONS DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT OR RETURN UNUSED IMMEDIATELY: THE RCV922AE 2.4GHZ HEADSET WILL ACCEPT INTERFERRENCE FROM OTHER 2.4 GHZ DEVICES. THIS IS NOT A DEFECT; THIS IS AN FCC REQUIREMENT (PART 15) OF LICENCE FREE DEVICES. THIS PRODUCT…

2, RCV922 Wireless Video Glasses Please read before operating this device Congratulations on purchasing the Fat Shark RCV922 Aviator Edition wireless video glasses. To ensure your continued enjoyment, please take the time to read through this operating manual before using. New for 2012:…

3, Choosing the Best Channel For best performance, select a channel that has the least amount of interference. While the transmitter is turned OFF, Turn on the video headset and look at the screen as you check each channel. Clear channels will have a consistent static background. Chan…

4, Headset Controls: 4 Position Mode Switch: Position 1: Off Position 2: AV out. Wireless operation. LCD will display transmitted image. AV cable can simultaneously be attached for recording. Position 3: NORM. Wireless operation. LCD will display transmitted image. AV port can also output LCD …

5, Transmitter Controls: 2.4Ghz 10mW/ 100mW 4 Channel switch: NoteTXshowninCh1 AV in: Connect to 5p camera Molex connector Power out: 5V Power output as shown on TX label to power camera Voltage in: 6– 7.4V with CCD camera 6-12V with CMOS camera CAUTION: IF USING 3S (11.1V) ENSURE TX …

6, Trouble shooting Symptom Picture not clear White static lines Cause Channel selection on TX not same as on headset. Another 2.4GHz device is operating nearby Objects or people are betweenyouandtheTX Interference from other 2.4Ghz equipment. Solution Ensure both TX and headset are on …