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Table of Contents EN 1. Preparation...........................................................................2  Component & Accessories...............................................2  Part Name........................................................................2 2. Initiate Smart Cloud Camera.................................................3  Install Smart Cloud Camera.............................................3  Access AP Mode..............................................................3 3.
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2. Initiate Smart Cloud Camera Smart Cloud Camera SMC-89 has built-in a Wi-Fi network and can connect to the internet directly. Therefore, for the first time use the Smart Cloud Camera, you need to set up the Wi-Fi network and assign an available network which can link to the internet for the camera from the AP (Access Point) Mode. EN  Install Smart Cloud Camera 1. Insert a micro SD card in the micro SD card slot. 2.
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EN 3. Setup Smart Cloud Camera  Install Easy IP App 1. Search and find the Easy IP app from the Apple Store for iOS or the Google Play for Android then install it in your mobile device. 2. Press the Easy IP icon to start it.  Add Camera 1. Press the Add Camera icon to add camera. 2. Find the UID QR Code Label on the camera body or user manual. 3. Use the QR Code Reader to read the UID of camera. 4. Enter UID Password "888888" and name the camera. 5.
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Note: 1. The max. 16 cameras can be added. 2. If the assigned Wi-Fi network of the camera has be changed, the camera must use the AP Mode to set the new assigned Wi-Fi network again. 3. Make sure the assigned Wi-Fi has enough bandwidth otherwise the camera is hard or need longer waiting time to access the internet. EN  Easy Mode Add Camera As long as the Smart Cloud Camera has initiated the Wi-Fi network from the AP Mode.
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EN 4. Event Record The Smart Cloud Camera has built-in a PIR Sensor (Passive Infrared Sensor) which can detect the infrared signal emitting from a moving object like human or animal. The default setting of the interval time to active the PIR Sensor is 30 seconds. The PIR Sensor only activates and can be triggered after the end of the interval time. The interval time can prevent multiple images of the same object or animal and recount after the video record finished.
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The remind message stay on your mobile device until you check the event. EN Note: 1. Video file saves in the micro SD card of the Smart Cloud Camera under ʺX:\IPCAM\videoʺ folder. Make sure the micro SD card has inserted in the SD card slot and has enough space to save video files. 2. The Indicator of the Smart Cloud Camera has not any changed when an event happened. Please test it and make sure it works normally before use it. 3.
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4. Easy IP will download the record video to your mobile device first then play it after download completely. EN For Android: 1. Event video was saved in the "DCIM\EasyIP\Camera Name" folder of the mobile device. 2. The file name format is ALERT0000-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.MP4. For iOS: 1. Event video was saved in the "EasyIP_Event_Device Name" the mobile device. 2. The file name format is XXXX0001.MP4.
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5. Appendix  Specification EN Sensor Lens White Balance Exposure Video Encoder Video Resolution 2M, 1/2.7", CMOS F2.4, Wide Angle, Optical 120°, Fixed Focus Auto Auto H.264 Video Record : FHD 1080p @ 30 FPS Event Record : 360p @ 30 FPS Video File Format Picture Resolution Picture File Format Audio Encoder Audio Input Wi-Fi Power Storage Dimensions MP4 2M pixels (1920x1080) JPG AAC and AC3 mono, sample rate 48K Built-in MIC IEEE 802.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement 15.21 You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. EN 15.105(b) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.