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Check the back of the camera and look for the "video out" jack. It should be coated with a yellow ring for easy identification.

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Plug one end of one of the video cables into the camera's "video out" jack and the other end into the wireless transmitter's "video in" jack. It, too, should be clearly labeled and colored yellow.

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Turn the camera and the transmitter on. The camera should begin sending its video signal and images into the transmitter, which should send out the signals via a radio frequency to be picked up by the receiver.

Hooking Up to a Monitor

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Connect the wireless receiver's "video out" jack to the monitor's "video in" jack. The location of the jack on the receiver depends on the manufacturer, but it will most likely be found on the back. If you're using a standard television as a monitor, the "video in" jack will most likely be in the back. If it's an actual monitor, it will typically be on the side.

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Turn on the receiver and the monitor and set the monitor to its proper video channel. This is usually labeled as "VIDEO" or "INPUT."

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Tune the wireless receiver according to the manufacturer's instructions until it is in sync with the wireless video transmitter. The camera's images should appear on the screen.