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.