is photo cell located on cabinet or wired for remote placement?
904311
On the front of the box. This is the best transformer I have owned. Actually I have two on my home and one on my Sister's. One at my place is behind shrubs (that let filtered light through) and it works just fine.
904312
The photocell is built into the unit, but clearly visible and located conveniently for use once mounted to your wall/post. This is a solid unit, and I would recommend this over cheaper electronic transformers.
904313
It is part of the unit beneath a lift up flap that has a window for light to pass through. This is a great transformer with a lot of options. The only negative I have is when you turn power off to the transformer and then turn it back on, it will reset to the always on position and you have to change the mode if you want the dusk to dawn or some other setting. That's not a problem if power is always on to the unit.
904314
The photocell is located on the cabinet. If you look at the pic it is located under the door that is open , on the left side of the black control panel. It is the small circle you see next to the square that is the LED display that shows you the current setting on the transformer
904315
Its located on the box itself, so I am still working on finding ideal placement for wiring mine since my previous timer was mounted indoors and used a clock instead of a photocell...
410845
I think it line of sight. But mine died the first day so I'm not totally positive and I chose not to replace the little button cell battery so am not using the remote.
571460
No, the photo cell could be pointed the wrong direction or too close to a building, other object. Could be dirty, try cleaning it off.
823134
The remote does need to be pointed directly at the IR receiver. However, the receiver can be located away from the TV or other equipment. The distance away is only limited by the length of the wires. So it could be the floor, ceiling or coffee table.
1484478
I gave this phone as a gift to another, but am almost certain that when I unpacked it and put it together that it offer the option of either mounting on the wall or setting on a desk.
732754
The photo cell emitter and receiver are wired to the logic board in the control center. There is no connection to the wired or wireless keypad. The photo cell prevents the gate from moving if the cell is blocked from the receiver. You only need the photo cell system if you are using the automatic closing feature. If you watch the gate when it opens or closes you can stop it manually if something is in the way. We close our gate at night and open it in the morning, always watching the full movement. Hope this helps!
2146608
That is the way I installed the system in our rig. You will have to use a video cable from the camera to the place you mount the transmitter and spice power to both. The camera and the transmitter comes set up to share 12 volt power and separating them will require a little wiring knowledge. I spliced my connections to the hot side of 12 volt lights at the back of trailer for the camera and the transmitter in the bedroom. I also added a switch at each locations so I could turn them off when not in use. Having a cabinet across the back ceiling I could drill though to the outside and fish the camera wiring to the mounting spot and a light under the cabinet was the power source. The video cable (get a male to female extension cable; Amazon) ran inside the cabinet to the side of the rig and toward the front. I had to use a 25' and a 12' cable to reach from camera to transmitter. I had about 3' of exposed cable at the ceiling above the entry door, the rest was inside the kitchen cabinets to the frig, where I dropped to the storage area cavity and back up to the the bedroom. I did have a little issue with the picture fading out for a while then pop back. I noticed the receiver was getting quite warm so I located it on an ac vent and for the most part that issue stopped. I bought this system to monitor atv trailer pulled behind our 5th wheel. For the money, I a pleased with how it worked for me. Picture quality is good and the night vision (though it turn my red Rezr blue, was very good. I would buy the unit again.
448707
I haven't had to do it yet but I pulled out the instructions that came with it. Wording is confusing but I followed instructions and then in mine is mounted over an island. I can see the wires and arrows referred to in instructions when I look from the back side of unit. I don't want to take it apart - but if you haven't looked from the back side that might help. If I could figure out how to insert a picture I woukd send that and a picture of the (confusing) manual page. If those might be helpful to you, I'd be happy to email them to you but I'm not sure how to get my email address to you without posting it here.
531956
No, there is no key in the stick. You need to buy a remote wire is Us$ 5,00 - but you can find wireless to take photos or touch the screen. You can also use earphone (the one who have mute button) to control and take photos using mute button.
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Sprry. I no longer own the picture or the light that illuminated it. FYI, I found it easier to attach the light bracket to the back of the picture frame, rather than to the wall. Doing that made it easier to position the picture anywhere you wanted on the wall, without having to worry about moving the light also. FYI, there may be newer and better LED picture lights available these days
2162460
Yes, the photocell needs to be in a position where it can detect the ambient light.
1319486
The CD has the setup file to recognize the camera. I had no problem seeing the camera both wired or wireless.
1863345
http://www.eos-magazine.com/articles/remotes/canonrc6.html by design, Canon put the remote control sensor in the front area of the camera. i believe all of the canons are like that. if you are shooting from the back, some use wired "http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/164276-REG/Canon_2476A001_Remote_Switch_RS_80N3.html"i just peep my sensor over and trigger it :)
1619403
i don't remember. it is located inside a verizon fios backup system and not easily accessible. if you are planning on using it for a replacement for fios ups - it seems to work fine.
1233809
Yes you can close photo cell completely. This will make it work from the switch.
2162041
We needed to move the inside doorbell. We have an older house, and wanted the camera screen in the kitchen/hall way. We ran the wire inside the wall to the new location.
1447912
There are four phillips head screws which are located on the underside of the photo cell which when removed allows the photo cell assembly to be disassembled into two halves. The. battery is located underneath the photo cell, and is easily removed and replaced with a new rechargeable battery.