1. Installation Guide

  • Choose the Right Location: Install cameras at entry points, garages, and blind spots for maximum coverage.

  • Mounting the Camera: Use drill anchors and screws to secure the camera properly.

  • Power Supply & Connectivity: Ensure a stable power connection (for wired cameras) and strong Wi-Fi (for wireless cameras).

2. Instructions for Use

  • Powering On & Initial Setup:

    • Plug in the camera and turn it on.

    • Connect to your Wi-Fi or wired network based on the camera type.

    • Download the compatible mobile app or software to monitor the feed.

  • Accessing Live Feed:

    • Open the mobile app or web dashboard.

    • Select the camera to view real-time footage.

  • Adjusting Camera Settings:

    • Customize motion detection sensitivity to avoid false alerts.

    • Set up alert notifications for unusual activity.

  • Recording & Playback:

    • Choose between continuous recording or motion-based recording.

    • Use the playback feature to review past footage.

  • Remote Access:

    • Enable remote access via the mobile app to view footage from anywhere.

  • Turning Off or Restarting:

    • Use the app to restart or turn off the camera if needed.

3. Cleaning & Maintenance

  • Lens Cleaning: Wipe the camera lens with a microfiber cloth to remove dust and smudges.

  • Weatherproofing: For outdoor cameras, check the waterproof casing regularly.

  • Firmware Updates: Keep the camera’s firmware updated for security enhancements.

4. Troubleshooting Common Issues

  • No Video Feed?

    • Check if the power supply is connected.

    • Restart the camera and router.

  • Poor Night Vision?

    • Ensure the IR lights are not blocked.

    • Clean the lens with a soft cloth.

  • Connection Issues?

    • Keep the camera within the recommended Wi-Fi range.

    • Use ethernet cables for a more stable connection if possible.

5. Storage & Recording Tips

  • Use a high-capacity microSD card or a cloud storage plan for continuous recording.

  • Regularly delete old footage to free up storage space.