What to do if ‘Video Loss’ appears on my Swann PRO-540 Security Camera?
If you see a ‘Video Loss’ message where the camera image should be, ensure the extension cable (power and video) is securely connected to the camera. Also, check that the video output from the camera is securely connected to a video input channel on the DVR, and that the camera's power is securely connected to a power supply.
Why does my Swann PRO-540 Security Camera show only a bright spot at night?
A bright spot with no image in night vision mode can occur if the camera is looking through a window, causing a reflection. To resolve this, move the Swann Security Camera to the other side of the window or to a different location.
How to connect BNC extension cable to my TV for Swann PRO-540?
To connect the BNC extension cable to your TV, use a BNC to RCA adapter. Connect the adapter to the end of the extension cable and then plug it into the RCA socket on your TV or monitor.
General| Brand | Swann |
|---|---|
| Model | PRO-540 |
| Category | Security Camera |
| Language | English |
Modifications not approved by the party responsible for compliance could void user's authority to operate the equipment.
Key safety guidelines including secure fixing and protection of wires and terminals during operation.
Highlights buyer's responsibility to be aware of and comply with all applicable laws and regulations for camera use.
Details equipment testing, compliance with FCC rules for Class B digital devices, and measures to correct interference.
Guidance on choosing a location, aiming the camera, and selecting suitable mounting surfaces.
Instructions on connecting power and running cables for improved weather resistance.
Diagram and steps for connecting a single camera to the DVR and power adapter.
Diagram and steps for connecting 2 or 4 cameras using a power splitter.
Instructions for connecting the camera directly to a TV using a BNC to RCA adapter.
Discusses camera casing resistance and vulnerability of cables/connectors to weather and tampering.
Recommendations for running cables within wall cavities or protected enclosures for protection.
Advice on avoiding direct sunlight, optimal lighting conditions, and camera mounting height.
Steps for positioning, marking, and securing the camera mount to various surfaces.
Instructions on adjusting camera tilt, pan, and barrel rotation for optimal image orientation.
Details on rotating the dome module for left/right aiming and general direction adjustment.
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