User Manual

DTC COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

When you have selected the channel you need, push the RF button to

start transmitting again. The RF LED will turn ON. The transmitter

RF should always be set to ON. The vest is deactivated by

disconnecting power.

NOTE: The RF switch should remain ON during normal use. The RF

automatically shuts off during programming to prevent accidental

transmissions on unintended frequencies. DO NOT HOLD THE RF

BUTTON DOWN FOR MORE THAN ONE SECOND, or the unit will go

into sleep mode. In sleep mode, the unit is non-functional. If

necessary, recover from sleep mode by pressing and holding the RF

button for more than two seconds.

5. When power is applied, the transmitter will power-up to its last RF

ON/OFF state. Ensure that the green RF LED turns ON indicating the

unit is transmitting. If needed, push the RF button to begin

transmitting.

The channel number LED also turns ON, representing the most recent

channel setting from the last time the transmitter was used.

6. Put the vest on (refer to photos page 6). Tighten the Velcro side straps so

that the system components are held closely to the body. The rear flap

of the vest should be hanging loose.

7. Orient the camera on the Velcro for a proper (right side up) picture.

8. Put the shirt on over the vest. Button the camera through the

appropriate buttonhole in the shirt. (See photos right.)

9. Test the system. Verify the camera is properly positioned by looking at

the receiver’s monitor. Walk quickly for a few steps, returning to the

monitor. Make sure the camera’s field of view has not changed.

Reposition if necessary. Double-check the camera picture and angle

before the mission.

Your Transmitter is now operational. Confirm its signal with your

Palladium Receiver.

NOTE: The red ALARM LED typically indicates no video input.

It could also indicate a hardware failure or low battery power.

Button Camera

The camera position can be adjusted to

desired button hole.

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