Kerbl 1085 Guide D'utilisation page 33

Channel adjustment at camera
There could be situations that you have to change the channel at the camera.
Camera shall be set either on channel 3 or channel 4.
1. Remove the sun shield of camera by moving forward
2. Remove the objective by turning anti clock-wise.
3. Change the dip switches.
Warranty
Based on our General Terms and Conditions we provide a 2-YEAR GUARANTEE for this product for the resolution of
damage caused by defective materials or manufacturing defects. The guarantee term is valid from the date of purchase.
The guarantee does not cover:
1. Damage caused by natural wear and tear (wearing parts, sliding parts), overloading or incorrect operation.
2. Damaged caused by an Act of God or during transportation.
3. Damage to rubber parts, e.g. on connection wires. Guarantee repairs are only carried out at the manufacturing works
or an authorised repair shop! The manufacturer reserves the right to refuse any guarantee claim in cases of non-com-
pliance.
The device must for this purpose be returned to the point of sale, at the risk of the device owner, complete, packaged
and with sufficient postage, including the original invoice. (address see dealer stamp). Please provide as much informa-
tion as possible on the nature of the problem. Costs incurred as a result of unjustified defect claims will be invoiced to
the device's owner.
Electronic Waste
The operator is responsible for the correct disposal of the trailer camera set once it is no longer functional.
Please take the relevant national laws into account. The equipment cannot be disposed of with household
waste. In accordance with the EU guidelines on the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment commu-
nal collection points will accept the products or recycling depots free of charge or can be returned to retai-
lers who offer a return service. The orderly disposal aids environmental protection and prevents possible
damage to people and to the environment.
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Channel 1
2414MHz
Channel 2
2432MHz
Channel 3
2450MHz
Channel 4
2468MHz