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Remote VideoEye™ System Components
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Remote VideoEye™ Controller Box |
Remote VideoEye™ SlimFire Remote
Control Unit |
Remote VideoEye™
Exterior Components
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Remote VideoEye™ User DIP Switch
The 8-position User DIP Switch will let you customize how the
Remote VideoEye™ will control the attached camcorder. Here you
can adjust the addresses of the camcorders to respond to remote
wireless commands, using camcorder zoom control, turning the LED
on or off, putting the unit into test mode, and using the sound
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Remote VideoEye™Power Switch |
Remote VideoEye™
Interior Components
Remote
VideoEye™ System Specs
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Size:
6-3/8” Long, 4 3/4” Wide, 2-1/8” Tall
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Case:
Pelican 1020
Waterproof/Weather Proof ABS plastic case, Mossy Oak Camo Dipped
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Ports: Sony
LANC compatible camcorder control port
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Cables: 2.5mm
stereo cable
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Wireless RF Range: Up to ~180 feet Line of Sight (LOS)
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Antenna: 4”
Removable Tilt-Swivel Antenna
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Battery: 4AA Batteries lasting 3-4 months of normal use
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Recording Indicator:
Super Bright LED
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Triggering Devices:
X10 SlimFire
Remote, X10 Wireless PIR Motion Sensor
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User DIP Switch: Select up to 8
different wireless addresses, control camcorder zoom function,
control test mode, LED control, and sound control
Connecting
Remote VideoEye™ to your camcorder
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Before powering up the Remote VideoEye™ unit you will need to
connect the LANC Cable to your Camcorder unit. Your camcorder
will need to be either a Sony or Canon camcorder with a LANC
editing port. If you are unsure if your camcorder has a LANC
editing port please see the instruction manual sold with your
camcorder.
Note: Be sure to screw in the antenna into the antenna port
before using. The antenna may be removed for transporting or
storing the Remote VideoEye™ unit. |
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The
default mode is in the “on” position. |
Recording
LED indicator can be seen from 200+ feet on the Remote VideoEye™
when recording. |
Does my
Camcorder have a LANC port?
If you have either a Sony or Canon camcorder it may have a LANC port.
The LANC port is normally marked with this symbol:
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but older Sony models may be marked by a "REMOTE"
in blue letters. Some models are marked by "Control-L".
What is a LANC Port?
LANC was developed by Sony, but Sony has licensed LANC to other
manufactures of 8mm, Hi8, MiniDV, DVD, and other recording media
camcorders. LANC support is found many of the older 8mm and Hi8 Sony
camcorders, and on most high end Sony/Canon camcorders. LANC connectors
are usually 2.5mm stereo mini plugs - about the size of a Walkman
headphone. Some devices use a circular 5-pin DIN jack.LANC connectors
are normally labeled LANC, Control-L, Remote, or designated with a
special LANC symbol that resembles an "L" inscribed in a circle (see
photo above). To determine whether or not your camcorder is LANC
compatible check the camcorder users’ manual, ask your dealer, or
contact the manufacturer directly.
Camcorders with LANC Ports:
Below is a listing of
LANC Compatible Camcorder Models compiled from data, but
this list is not totally complete, as new models are
routinely being manufactured and some models have likely
been missed or mistakenly included, but it is a fairly
accurate snap-shot of all LANC compatible camcorders.
Note that some of the LANC compatible models listed have
had the LANC jack removed in later years of production.
For example, the 2006 models of the Sony HC26 are no
longer LANC compatible.
Note that many of these
camcorders are no longer in production, however, many of
these LANC compatible camcorders can be found on
http://www.eBay.com at
very low prices.
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Hi8 and 8mm
Camcorders with LANC jacks:
Most 8mm and older
Hi8 camcorders manufactured by the following:
Sony, Canon, Nikon, Ricoh, Hitachi, Yashika, Sanyo,
Olympus, Blaupunkt, Grundig, Fujix, Kyocera, Siemens,
Fisher, and possibly other makes.
Current and recent Hi8 camcorder models generally do not
have a LANC jack.
You should further
verify if a particular 8mm or older Hi8 camcorder
actually has a LANC jack (most do - some don't).
Digital
Camcorders with LANC (or Remote) jacks:
Please Note: The
models listed represent the first year in production,
and subsequent production years of the same model may
not be LANC compatible. You should always further verify
the actual presence of a LANC (Remote) jack.
Canon:
Elura,
Elura 2 MC, Elura 40 MC, Elura 50
GL1, GL2
Optura, Optura 100 MC, Optura 200 MC, Optura PI
ZR10, ZR20, ZR25 MC, ZR30 MC, ZR40 MC, ZR45 MC, ZR50 MC
Sony DCR-Series:
DVD92, DVD100, DVD101,
DVD103, DVD105, DVD200, DVD201, DVD203, DVD205, DVD300,
DVD301, DVD305, DVD308, DVD403, DVD405, DVD408, DVD505,
DVD508
HC16, HC20, HC21, HC26, HC30, HC32, HC40, HC42, HC65,
HC85, HC90, HC96, HC1000
IP45, IP55, IP210, IP220
PC1, PC2, PC3, PC4, PC5, PC6, PC7, PC8, PC9, PC10,
PC100, PC101, PC105, PC109, PC110, PC115, PC120BT,
PC300, PC330, PC350, PC1000
SR62, SR80, SR82, SR100, SR200,SR300
TR7000
TRV6, TRV7, TRV8, TRV9, TRV10, TRV11, TRV15, TRV16,
TRV17, TRV18, TRV19, TRV20, TRV22, TRV25, TRV27, TRV30,
TRV33, TRV38, TRV39, TRV40, TRV50, TRV80, TRV85, TRV103,
TRV110, TRV115, TRV230, TRV240, TRV310, TRV320, TRV330,
TRV340, TRV350, TRV350 D8, TRV530, TRV720, TRV740,
TRV820, TRV900, TRV940, TRV950
VX700, VX7000
DVR-TRV-7 (DVR Series)
Sony HDR-Series:
HC1, HC3, HC5, HC7
SR1
UX1, UX5, UX7
Sony HVR-Series:
A1U
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