**Sometimes, security monitoring pickup heads can be very noisy or produce low-quality audio. To help reduce noise and improve sound clarity, please check the following points:**
1. Avoid using a switching power supply for the pickup. Instead, use a professional 12V DC power supply. This ensures stable power and reduces electrical interference that can cause unwanted noise.
2. If the audio cable is connected to another audio device, try disconnecting it and connecting directly to a standard active speaker or headphones from your Walkman or PC. If the noise goes away, the issue may not be with the monitor itself but with the connected device or other factors.
3. Check for feedback or self-excitation. The monitor’s speakers should not be placed too close to the pickup. Ideally, avoid testing in the same room. Due to the high sensitivity of the pickup, sound feedback from the speaker can create an echo or hum. If monitoring is needed in the same space, consider using headphones instead.
4. Keep cables separate and avoid routing them alongside strong AC power lines. Stay away from devices that emit strong electromagnetic interference, such as transformers or dimmer switches. This helps prevent external noise from affecting the audio signal.
5. Never connect the pickup to the microphone (MIC) input of sound cards, mixers, or amplifiers. This can damage the equipment. The pickup contains a built-in microphone along with internal circuits for amplification, noise reduction, and echo cancellation, which are not designed for MIC inputs.
6. Some video monitors have built-in speakers, but these may not provide the best sound quality. For clearer monitoring, use high-quality headphones or powered speakers instead.
7. Ensure that the volume control or gain potentiometer on the monitor or amplifier is set appropriately. Too much gain can introduce distortion or background noise.
8. Some low-quality audio distributors can cause issues like crackling or muffled sound. It's recommended to use high-quality distributors or our official monitor adapters to ensure better performance.
9. Certain hard disk video recorders may focus more on video processing than audio, leading to poor audio quality during simultaneous recording. To test, disconnect the DVR and directly connect high-quality headphones or powered speakers to the audio output. If the sound is clear, the problem is likely not with the pickup head but with the recorder’s audio processing.
By following these steps, you can significantly improve the audio quality and reduce unwanted noise in your security monitoring system.
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