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Installation and use of Securetek ST-100 Series
Wireless Television Transmitter
Congratulations! You have purchased a quality product, designed and
manufactured exclusively for Securetek, Inc. This transmitter is available in
several frequencies, and several versions. Please determine from the table below
which version you have.
The transmitters with an included camera (Models ST 100B- and ST 100BC-)
are plug and play. There are no adjustments. Just mount the camera/transmitter
unit, attach a 9 Volt battery, and you are on the air! Don = t forget to tune your
television receiver to the frequency of the transmitter.
Table I. Securetek transmitters
Model number
Frequency
ST-101B-906
906 MHz
ST-101B-916
916.5 MHz
ST101B-920
920 MHz
ST100B-906
906 MHz
ST100B-916
916.5 MHz
ST100B-920
920 MHz
ST100BC-906
906 MHz
ST100BC-916
916.5 MHz
ST101BC-920
920 MHz
INSTALLATION
Mounting transmitter
While the transmitter can be mounted in any direction, the most common
installation will place the antenna vertically above the camera/transmitter unit.
The antenna must be kept free from obstructions. You can maximize transmission
distance by keeping this antenna straight, free from obstructions and in the vertical
position.
Attaching a camera (models without camera only)
Camera
None
None
None
B&W
B&W
B&W
COLOR
COLOR
COLOR
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Summary of Contents for National Wireless Securetek ST-100 Series
- Page 1 Installation and use of Securetek ST-100 Series Wireless Television Transmitter Congratulations! You have purchased a quality product, designed and manufactured exclusively for Securetek, Inc. This transmitter is available in several frequencies, and several versions. Please determine from the table below which version you have.
- Page 2 Information for users This unit is identified by the FCC certification identification number: FCC ID: PIV-TV1 This unit is manufactured by: Distributed by: National Wireless, Inc. Securetek, Inc. 221 Pine St. 7152 SW 47 Florence, MA 01062-1267 Miami, FL 33155...
- Page 3 In this case, we recommend that one of the transmitters operate at 906 MHz. The other may operate at either 916.5 MHz or 920 MHz. 8 National Wireless, Inc., June, 2001...