Amcrest WLD895 User Manual

HD Digital Wireless
Network Surveillance
Monitor
User's Manual
Please read carefully before using this equipment.
Package Contents
One camera
One monitor
Two power adapters (9V/800mA for Camera, 5V/2A for Monitor)
Three screws and three anchors
One antenna
One allen key
User's manual
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Product Layout
Camera
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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3
4
Antenna
Pairing button
Allen screw
Mounting bracket
Screw for mounting
Infrared LEDs (Twenty LEDs provide
infrared for night vision)
Power LED
PIR(Passive Infrared Sensor)
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Lens
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Light sensor
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Monitor
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Antenna
Menu button
Alert LED
Power LED
Power ON/OFF switch
MicroSD card slot
Power adapter plug
Speaker
Ethernet port
Stand
Reset button
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3
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5
6
9
10
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Setting up the Camera
1.1 Twist the antenna clockwise onto the antenna port on the back
of the camera.
1.2 Use the included mounting screws to mount the camera to the
mounting surface:
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*
*
Mark the positions of the screw holes
on the mounting surface.
Drill holes and insert the anchor
(included) as needed.
Firmly attach the camera to the
mounting surface using the included
screws.
Cable notch
1.3 Loosen the allen screw (1), (2) and the adjustment ring (3) by
turning them counter clockwise.
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2
3
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1.4 Adjust the angle of the cameras until the desired view is set.
Tighten the allen screw, and the adjustment ring to secure each
camera’s position.
1.5 Connect the plug of the power adapter with the power in the
socket of the cable from the camera. Make sure power plug is
pushed all the way in. Plug the power adapter into a wall
outlet.
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Setting up the Monitor
2.1 Peel off the plastic cover that is protecting the LCD display.
2.2 The system is designed for MicroSD card recording. Please
insert an MicroSD card into the Micro SD card slot in the
monitor if you want to record video. The system supports
MicroSD cards with a maximum capacity of 32GB.
Note: The package doesn't include an MicroSD card.
2.3 Plug one end of the provided power adapter into a wall outlet
and the other end into the monitor. Slide the power switch to
the ON position.
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Slide the ON/OFF switch
to the ON position.
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2.4
LED indicator
LED
Alert
Power
Status
Glows blue when the camera has detected motion.
Flashes blue if the system is unlinked.
Glows green when powered on.
Glows orange when charging.
Flashes red if the battery is running low.
Note: When a certain alert event has been viewed on the device, then
tap the screen or press the Menu button, the LED will turn off.
2.5
Changing How the Live Screen Displays
The live screen displays in three view (Quad view, Dual view
or Single view) that depends on how many cameras have
been selected in the Menu (Menu --> Camera --> Selection). If
there is only one camera has been selected, the live view
screen will only display a Single view. If two cameras have
been selected, the live view screen can be switched between
Single view and Dual view. If three or four cameras have
been selected, the live view screen can be switched between
Single view and Quad view. If you are in Dual view or Quad
view, tap on the camera image area you want to expand to
Single view. Tap on that image to return to Dual view or Quad
view.
2.6
On-Screen Icons
1. Camera Number: Displays the camera number.
(White Icon): Displays the camera image and also
provides audio.
(Gray Icon): Only displays the camera image.
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2.
Signal Strength: Shows the strength of the signal being
received.
3.
Resolution: Displays the current resolution of the
camera you are viewing.
VGA(640x480) resolution.
HD (720p) resolution.
4.
Recording modes: Displays the current event that has
been scheduled to record. There are 3 modes for
recording (Motion detection / Schedule / Manual).
Motion recording
Schedule recording
5.
Record Status: If the recording symbol is red, this
indicates that the device is currently recording. You can
also tap this icon to start recording manually. Tap again to
stop recording.
6.
Battery Capacity: Displays battery capacity.
7.
MicroSD Card Status: This icon indicates that a
MicroSD card has been inserted into the card slot.
A MicroSD is currently inserted.
A MicroSD has not been inserted.
The MicroSD card is currently full. It will display the
icon when the Non-overwrite function has been selected
in the Menu (Menu --> Record --> Non-overwrite) and the
MicroSD card is full.
8.
Remote viewing : The icon indicates that someone is
connected to the device using the app. The icon will
disappear when the app is no longer connected to the
device.
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Menu Options
Press the menu button
on the monitor to display the main
menu on the screen; Press again to return live view when it is
in the menu.
The main menu contains 6 sub-menus.
Note : In menu, if you don't tap the screen or press the Menu button,
after 1 minute, the screen will return to live view automatically.
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3.1
3.2
3.3
Camera
Record
System
Alert
Playback
Volume
3.4
3.5
3.6
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Menu Layout
Main Menu
Camera Setup
Pairing (Camera 1 - 4)
Camera ON/ OFF Selection (Camera 1 - 4)
Resolution (VGA/ HD)
Brightness (Lever 1 - 8)
Anti-Flicker (50 Hz/ 60 Hz)
Record Setup
Motion Detection Sensitivity (High/ Medium/ Low)
Recording Mode (Motion Recording/ Schedule Recording/ Manual Recording)
Recording Time (5 min/ 10 min/ 15 min)
Storage Management
Format MicroSD card
Overwrite/ Non-Overwrite
System Setup
Date and Time
Power Saving (3 min/ 10 min/ OFF)
Default Setting
Language
Upgrade FW
Network
IP Setting
Information
Alert Setup
Motion Alert (Tone 1/ Tone 2/ Tone 3/ OFF)
Unlink Alert (Tone 1/ Tone 2/ Tone 3/ OFF)
Battery Low Alert ((Tone 1/ Tone 2/ Tone 3/ OFF)
Alert Volume (Low/ Meduim/ High/ OFF)
Alert Cycle (15 sec/ 30 sec/ 1 min)
Playback
Volume Setup
Level 0 - Level 9
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3.1
Camera Setup
The camera menu contains 5 sub-menus.
3.1. 1 Pairing:
If you have purchased addition cameras, use the pairing function
to add the cameras. You will also need to use the pairing button
located at the back of the camera.
1.
2.
3.
Tap the camera number you want to pair at the screen you will
see a small pairing animation underneath the camera selection.
Use a paperclip or pen to press the pair button at the back of
the camera. The red Power LED of the camera will start to flash.
After a short moment, the LED will stop flashing and you will see
an image from the camera on screen. The camera is now paired.
Camera
Pairing
3.1.
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Camera Selection:
The camera selection function is useful if you have multiple
cameras configured. If only one camera that has been selected,
the live view screen will only display the Single view. If two
cameras have been selected, the live view screen can be
switched between Single view and Dual view. If three or four
cameras have been selected, the live view screen can be
switched between single view and Quad view.
Camera
Selection
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3.1.
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Resolution:
In this submenu you can setup each camera’s resolution
individually. You have the option of viewing and recording your
camera(s) in VGA resolution (640x480) or HD (720p).
Camera
Resolution
3.1.
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Brightness:
In this submenu you can change the brightness for each
camera that is configured. Repeatedly tap the camera to select
the desired brightness level from 1 to 8.
Camera
Brightness
3.1.
.2 5
Anti-flicker:
If you find that the camera(s) have a flicker effect cause by
indoor lighting, this indicates that the anti-flicker function is not
set correctly. Tap the correct setting for your particular country.
Note : 50Hz : Europe, Australia, Africa, Asia, China and Japan(East).
60Hz : America, Taiwan, Korea and Japan(West).
Camera
Anti-Flicker
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3.2
Record Setup
The record menu contains 4 sub-menus.
3.2. 1
Motion Detection Sensitivity:
In this submenu you can repeatedly tap the camera to change
the motion detection sensitivity for each camera. You have the
choice of low, medium and high.
Record
Motion Detection
3.2. 2
Record Mode: Tap the screen to select the time sections and set
up the recording type. The system offers 3 types of recording:
Manual , Time Schedule
and Motion detection
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By default, motion detection is enabled for each camera.
(1) Tap a camera that you would like to configure.
(2) Tap on the icon to change the event type.
(3) Tap the icon
to go to the second page
displaying 12:00pm to 23:00pm.
Note :
Motion recording: System only records when motion is
detected by the camera and will stop recording after 30
seconds from when the last motion was detected.
Record
Motion
Sun
Mon
Tu e
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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Schedule
Manual
3.2.
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Recording Time:
In this submenu you can select the recording time for each
recording file.
Record
Recording Time
3.2.
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Storage Management:
This menu contains 2 sub-menus.
1.
2.
Format SD Card: Tap Format icon to format the MicroSD
Card. Formatting the card will remove all files that you
have on there.
Overwrite: The function allows you to select if you would
like to overwrite file when the card is full or to stop
recording. Tap the option that is relevant to your needs.
Record
Storage Management
Format
Non-Overwrite
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3.3
System Setup
The system menu contains 6 sub-menus.
3.3. 1
Date and Time:
This function allows you to configure the date and time. Tap the
”+” and “-” icons to adjust it.
System
Date and Time
Year
3.3.
.2 2
Month
Day
Hour
Minute
Power Saving:
To conserve battery power, the power saving feature will turn off
the display after a set time of in-activity. Tap “OFF” to disable
power saving. When the display has turned off, tap the screen
to turn it on again.
System
Power Saving
3 min
3.3.
.2 3
10 min
OFF
Default setting:
The function will reset the system to factory default settings.
System
Default Setting
Start
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Note: Pairing settings will not be affected by the default setting function.
The camera will remain connected with the monitor.
3.3.
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Language:
This function allows you to change to the language that you
prefer.
System
Language
English
Français
Español
Deutsch
Italiano
3.3. 5
Upgrade FW:
If the monitor has a connection to Internet, it will auto detect is
there any new version firmware that can be updated. If there is
a new version firmware, the icon
will change to
.Tap the
icon
and follow the steps on-screen to upgrade your system.
System
Upgrade FW
Start
Warning: The firmware upgrade process must not be interrupted or the
system may be damaged. If the system firmware is the latest, it
will display the message, as below.
System
Upgrade FW
Firmware version: Vx.xx
This is the latest firmware.
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3.3.
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Network:
This menu contains 2 sub-menus that allow you to configure your
network settings.
1.
IP Setting: The default setting is DHCP and the IP
number that has been provided to the monitor by your
router. There is not much to do here unless you want to
use a “Static IP”. We don't recommend using static IP
unless you have some experience with networking. The
default setting works fine.
System
Network
IP Setting
Information
DHCP
Static IP
IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
Default Gateway:
OK
OK
2.
Information: The display information includes the
network settings UID number. Also the default password
is 12345, and you can change the password using your
smartphone or tablet.
System
Network
IP Setting
Information
IP State:
IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
Default Gateway:
MAC Address:
UID:
Password:
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3.4
Alert Setup
The alert menu contains 5 sub-menus.
3.4. 1
Motion Alert:
This selection allows you to choose the alert tones or disable
the alerts for motion detection.
Alert
Motion Alert
3.4. 2
Unlink Alert:
This selection allows you to choose the alert tones or disable
the alerts when the cameras disconnected.
Alert
Unlink Alert
3.4. 3
Battery Alert:
This selection allows you to choose the alert tones or disable
the alerts when low on battery.
Alert
Battery Low Alert
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3.4. 4
Alert Volume:
This function allows you to increase / decrease the volume or
turn off the alert sound.
Alert
Alert Volume
3.4. 5
Cycle:
This function allows you to adjust the time duration between
each alert.
Note : When the alert tone has been heard, tap the screen or press the Menu
button; the alert tone will be stopped.
Alert
Cycle
15 sec
3.5
30 sec
1 min
Playback
Recording files are managed based on date and time.
1.
Tap a date folder (YYYY/MM/DD) that you prefer to view.
Playback
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00000015
2013/12/01
00000014
2014/04/17
00000013
2014/04/16
00000012
2014/04/15
0 0 0 0 0 0 11
2014/04/14
00000010
2014/04/13
00000009
2014/04/12
Page
0001 / 0002
2.
Tap on the file to play the event.
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Playback
082946S2
2014/04/21
08 : 10 : 18
062929D1
2014/03/06
06 : 33 : 02
055823M1
2014/03/06
05 : 58 : 23
Page
0001 / 0001
1. File name
2. Camera number
3. Event date
4. Event time
5. Event type
6. Tap the button to
delete an event
7. Next page
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3.
When playing the recording file, tap the play button
for
pause/play, tap the right button
for fast forward, and tap
the left button
for fast backward.
1. Return to file list
2. Return to live view
3. Fast backward
4. Pause / Play
5. Fast forward
6. Backward speed
7. Forward speed
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Volume Setup
Tap the volume up button
volume level.
and volume down button
to adjust
Volume
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4
Remote Access Function
From the system, you can monitor your home on your
smartphone or table at any time, from anywhere in the world.
4.1 Before Setting Up
1.
2.
Make sure your home router is turned on and it can connect to
Internet.
An Ethernet connection is required for remote access function.
Connect the Ethernet cable to the LAN connection on the
monitor, and then connect the other end to a spare port on
your router.
Note:
If your router is a Wi-Fi router, please make sure the distance
between the monitor and the Wi-Fi router is a distance of over
one meter to provide better performance.
Router
1
Ethernet cable
3.
2
Download iHomeCam app: To download the iHomeCam app,
go to the “Apple App Store” or “Android Market (Google Play),
and search for “iHomeCam” from your smartphone or tablet.
Follow the on-screen instructions for installation.
4.2 Setting Up And Using iHomeCam for iPone/iPad
4.2. 1
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Add Device
1.
After download and installing the app on your smartphone
or tablet, locate the app and tap the icon to launch the app.
2.
Tap the “Add Device” icon then tap “QR Code” to scan the
QR code located on the rear of the monitor. You can also
tap “Add” to manually input the UID instead of scanning
the QR code.
The UID and QR code label is
on the rear of the monitor.
3.
Hold your mobile device
close to the QR code to
scan. When the code is
successfully scanned, the
UID field will be populated
automatically.
4.
Give the camera a new
name or leave it as
displayed. Enter the default
password “12345”, and
then tap “Save” to finish the
device setup.
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4.2. 2
Device List Screen
Tap the “Device” icon and you will see the device list screen.
1.
Device photo: Tap the
device photo to view a live
video.
2.
Device name: When you
launch the app, all the
devices you have added
will be shown on the screen.
3.
Device status:
a. Online: If the device
status shows “Online”,
you can tap the device
photo to see the live
video of the device.
b. Connection: If the
device status shows
“Connection”, you need
to wait until the status
changes to online, and
then tap the device
photo to see the live
video of the device.
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c. Offline: If the device status shows “Offline”, you need
to tap the icon
beside the device name, and then
tap “Connection Status” to re-confirm the Internet
connection.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Device UID
Edit device function
Device list function
Searching events function
Add new device function
App information
Edit device: Tap the “Edit” icon to select which
device you want to delete.
4.2. 3
Live Video Screen
Tap the device photo on the “Device List” screen and you can see
a live video from the camera. Camera 1 will be displayed by default. If
you have multiple cameras configured, tap “Channel” and select the
camera that you want to view.
1.
Camera information:
Includes camera status,
video resolution, online
number and connection
quality.
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2.
Photo: Tap the icon to see
all of the photos you have
taken.
3.
Snapshot: Tap the icon to
save a snapshot of the
camera on your
smartphone or tablet.
4.
Audio ON/OFF: Tap the
icon to hear the audio
from the camera. Tap
again to mute.
5.
Back: Tap to return to the “Device List” screen.
6.
Device name and camera number.
7.
Camera selection: If you have multiple cameras
configured, tap this to select a different camera to view.
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4.2. 4
Device Setting (Edit Device)
Tap the icon beside the device name on the “Device List”
screen to switch the screen to “Edit Device” .
1.
Back: Tap this to return to
“Device List” screen.
2.
Name: Tap this if you
want to change the
device name.
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2
3
3.
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Password: If you have
changed the device
password with another
smartphone or tablet,
you need to tap the row
to correct the password.
4.
Advance Settings: Tap
this to enter advance
settings.
5.
Reconnect: Tap this to
re-confirm the Internet
connection if the camera
status shows as being
offline.
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4.2.5
Advance Settings
Within the settings screen you can change the default
password, alter the video quality and increase or decrease the
interval time for alerts.
1.
Modify Password: If you
want to change the
password, please tap this
row to carry out the
change.
Note: If you have changed
the password, you can refer to
the new password on the menu
(Menu -> System -> Network)
at the monitor unit.
2.
Video Quality: Tap this
to change the video
quality for the video.
Adjusting the video
quality may help if you’re
having problems when
viewing the live video
stream.
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2
3
4
Note: HD: high video quality but low frame rate.
VGA: medium video quality and medium frame rate.
QVGA: High frame rate but low video quality.
3.
Alert Interval: Tap this to adjust the time that the app
will alert you when there is an event. You also have
the option of turning off alerts.
4.
Device Info: Tap this to see basic network
information about your device.
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4.2.6
Searching Events Function
Tap the “Event” icon then tap
from the “Device List” screen.
From the “Event List” screen, tap “Search” to select different
search criteria. By taping “Custom” , you can specify a date and
time period to search for events. A list of all video events
matching your search criteria will be displayed. Tap an event to
play.
Note:
There is only video and no audio when you play an
event file.
4.3 Setting Up And Using iHomeCam for the Android System
4.3. 1
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Add Device
1.
After downloading and installing the app on your
smartphone or tablet, locate the app and tap the icon to
launch the app.
2.
Tap the “Camera” icon to enter “Add Device” screen. The
UID and QR code are located at the rear of the monitor.
You can manually input the UID or tap “Scan” to scan the
QR code. Please hold your smartphone or tablet close to
the QR code to scan.
The UID and QR code label is
on the rear of the monitor.
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3.
Give the device a new name or leave it as displayed.
Enter the default password “12345”, and then tap “OK” to
finish the device setup.
4.3. 2
Device List Screen
1.
2.
Device photo: Tap the
device photo to view a live
video.
Device name: When you
launch the app, all the
devices you have added
will be shown on the
screen.
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1
5
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3.
Device status:
a. Online: If the device
status shows “Online”,
you can tap the device
photo to see the live
video of the device.
b. Connection: If the
device status shows
“Connection”, you
need to wait until the
status changes to
online, and then tap
the device photo to see
the live video of the
c. Offline: If the device status shows “Offline”, you need
to tap the icon beside the device name, and then
tap “Reconnect” to re-confirm the Internet connection.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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Device UID
Advanced function
Add new device
Add new device / App information / Exit
4.3. 3
Live Video Screen
Tap the device photo on the “Device List” screen and you can see
a live video from the camera. Camera 1 will be displayed by default. If
you have multiple cameras configured, tap the “CH” icon and select
the camera that you want to view.
1.
Camera information:
That includes camera
status, video resolution,
online number and
connection quality.
2.
Photo: Tap the icon to see
all of the photos you have
taken.
3.
Snapshot: Tap the icon to
save a snapshot of the
camera on your
smartphone or tablet.
4.
Audio ON/OFF: Tap the
icon to hear the audio
from the camera. Tap
again to mute.
5.
Device name and
camera number.
6.
Camera selection: If
you have multiple
cameras configured, tap
this to select a different
camera to view.
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2
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3
4
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4.3. 4
Device Setting (Edit Device)
Tap the “Advanced function” icon on the “Device List” screen,
and then select “Edit Device” to switch the screen to “Edit
1.
Name: Tap this if you want
to change the device name.
2.
Password: If you have
changed the device
password with another
smartphone or tablet,
you need to tap the row
to correct the password.
3.
4.3.5
Advance Setting: Tap
this to enter advance
setting.
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3
Advance Settings
Tap “Advanced” on the “Edit Device” screen to enter
“Advanced Settings”.
1.
Modify Password: If you
want to change the
password, please tap this
row to carry out the
change.
Note: If you have changed
the password, you can refer to
the new password on the menu
(Menu -> System -> Network)
at the monitor unit.
2.
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1
Video Quality: Tap this
to change the video
quality for the video.
Adjusting the video
quality may help if you’re
having problems when
viewing the live video
stream.
1
2
3
4
Note: HD: high video quality but low frame rate.
VGA: medium video quality and medium frame rate.
QVGA: High frame rate but low video quality.
4.3.6
3.
Alert Interval: Tap this to adjust the time that the app
will alert you when there is an event. You also have
the option of turning off alerts.
4.
Device Info: Tap this to see basic network
information about your device..
Searching Events Function
Tap the “Advanced function” icon on “Device List” screen, and
then select “View Event” to switch the screen to “View Event”.
1.
Event list: A list of all
video events matching your
search criteria will be
displayed here. Tap an
event to play.
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1
Note: There is only video
and no audio when you play an
event file.
2.
Tap the icon to select
different search criteria.
By taping “Custom” , you
can specify a date and
time period to search for
events.
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Troubleshooting
You don't getting any signal at all
Ÿ Make sure the camera and the monitor are turned on.
Ÿ Make sure the power plugs are pushed all the way in.
If the signal is poor, or there is interference
Ÿ If there is a microwave oven in use in the path between camera and
monitor, remove the microwave oven or turn it off.
Ÿ Make sure the camera and the monitor are within range of each other.
(range of approximately 1000 feet; 300 meters in a clear line of sight)
Care and Maintenance
Ÿ Keep all parts and accessories out of children's reach.
Ÿ Fingerprints or dirt on the lens surface can adversely affect camera
performances. Avoid touching the lens surface with your fingers.
Ÿ Should the lens become dirty, use a blower to blow off dirt and dust, or a
soft, dry cloth to wipe off the lens.
Ÿ Do not attempt to open the case. Non-expert handling of the device may
damage the system.
Ÿ Avoid dropping or strong shocks.
Ÿ Operate this product using only with the power supply included or provided
as an accessory.
Ÿ Do not overload electrical outlets or extension cords this can result in fire
or electric shocks.
Specifications
Monitor
Camera
Frequency
Antenna
Transmission distance
Modulation
Image Sensor
Effective pixels
Lens
IR LED
Dimensions
Weight
Power
Operating temperature
2.4 GHz
Dipole antenna
300m (Line of Sight)
GFSK, FHSS
Color CMOS
1280H x 720V pixels
f3.6mm, F 2.2
20 pcs (10 meters)
Ø68 x 125 mm (W/O stand)
400 g
DC 9V, 800mA
-10℃ ~ 50℃ (14℉ ~ 122℉)
Frequency
Antenna
LCD Screen Size
Display colors
Motion Alarm
Dimensions(WxHxD)
Weight
Power
Operating temperature
2.4 GHz
Monopole antenna
7-inch
Full-color
Yes
198 x 130 x 27 mm
435 g
DC 5V, 2A or 3.7V Li-Polymer battery
0℃ ~ 40℃ (32℉ ~ 104℉)
Specifications subject to change without notice
This item is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
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