Setup, place, install and reset
See what is happening when you are not there. Recording on motion detection. The sleek compact design ofY-cam Protect Outdoor Camera will complement the exterior of your property. This robust outdoor security camera is weatherproof to IP66 international standards and is perfect for watching driveways, observing gardens and outbuildings.
WHAT IS IN THE BOX
It’s important your camera is configured according to your individual requirements Once you have completed the set up process it is advisable to test it so you are satisfied it will do what you need.
1.Cable access
A. Unscrew the stand cap screw (anti-clockwise)
B. Twist the stand cap to remove the cables (anti-clockwise)
2. Attach the WiFi antenna (if using WiFi)
Remove the protective boot and screw in the WiFi antenna in its place (clockwise)
3. Connect the camera to the main router and power ON.
Use the network (Ethernet) cable supplied to connect your camera to a spare network port on the back of your router. Connect the power. The Status LED on the front of the camera will start flashing. Wait for it to start communicating with our cloud platform, once connected the status LED will go green. This may take a few minutes.
Connect on Wi-Fi or using extender
Using a Wi-Fi connection for your camera is a popular option, but thick or insulated walls can greatly reduce the signal strength. Always test the camera can reach your network before installation.
Connect by network cable or Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Connections are the most reliable. PoE allows you to also power the camera from a PoE switch/router, so only an ethernet cable is required to reach the camera. ‘A PoE Injector or Switch that is 8023af compliant and a mininum 13W power per port is required.
If using Wi-Fi, before mounting, ensure your camera is in a position where Wi-Fi is accessible.
Work out where you want the camera to be placed, and drill two holes for the stand cap. Prepare your cabling to the centre of this point, either along the wall or through the wall (see Option 1 and 2) (Power cable if using Wi-Fi, power cable and/or Ethernet cable if using network connection or PoE), bearing in mind the cabling will be going straight in to the back of the camera – so all excess cable should be removed, with the cable connectors as close to the centre of the base plate as possible.
1. Open Wattle:
2. Click configure-wheel(manage cameras)
3.Click next to scan for camera
4.Click next to connect to add camera to account
5. Click Next. Camera settings are saved
Outdoor camera is equipped with sophisticated motion sensor which detects when motion is happening and can alert you instantly by push notifications or e-mail. If you want to receive alerts every time motion is detected, you may want to consider following tips so that you achieve the best results and reduce the number of false alerts.
Resetting is needed if you want to connect your camera to another gateway. Or if you need to perform a factory reset to remove abnormal behaviour.
CAMERA
Image quality: 1 megapixel 1/4″ CMOS lens, 128ox720 resolution, Far Focus lens
Viewing angle: Horizontal: 100·, Vertical: 56°, FOV: 109·
Night vision: 24 infrared LEDs, up to 15m Audio: Built-in microphone
Weatherproof: IP66-rated – waterproof & weatherproof
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz, Ethernet, PoE
Power: 100-240V AC, 12V, 375W
Size & weight: 110 x 65 x 200mm, 410g
FAULTS AND LED STATUS LIGHT
Solid green: Online/booting up
Blinking green: Sending video
Blinking red: Establishing connection/ connection lost
No light: No power
Red LED: camera offline
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