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5. USING YOUR DEVICE WITH A 
SMARTPHONE

ERA CCTV

Mobile App/AV

Connect the monitor/ DVR to your home wireless router using a network cable.
Press “

MENU

” > “

System Setting

” and select “

Network

”.

Select “

Dynamic IP

”

Press “

PLAY

”.

Ensure your smartphone is connected to your home network (Wi Fi).
Download the app “

ERA CCTV

” from your android market or the 

Apple Store using your smartphone. 

Once downloaded open the App and select “

Add Camera

”

Press the 

“search” 

arrow and the UID reference of the product should appear.

Select the UID. It will ask for the password. The default password is 000 000.
We recommend changing the password as soon as possible for security (this setting 
can be found in Advanced Settings, Password).

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5.1 Installing the App

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5.2 Using the App

Summary of Contents for WIRELESS HD CCTV SYSTEM

Page 1: ...WIRELESS HD CCTV SYSTEM USER MANUAL PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING THE SYSTEM RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE HOME SECURITY ...

Page 2: ...ION 6 4 Live Display 6 3 Format SD Card 6 SETUP WIZARD 5 3 Using your device with a TV Monitor 5 2 Using the App 5 USING YOUR DEVICE WITH YOUR SMARTPHONE 4 4 Connecting to your home network 6 1 Introduction 5 1 Installing the App 4 3 Cables 4 2 Camera Positioning 3 5 Camera Overview 3 4 Remote Control 3 3 Mini DVR 3 2 Cable Connector 3 1 LCD Monitor Overview 3 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE 2 BOX CON...

Page 3: ...ERA CCTV Overview OR OR Wireless Bullet Camera Wireless Dome Camera 7 LCD Monitor With built in DVR DVR 20 2 ...

Page 4: ...less proper ventilation is provided min 10 cm 7 Safeguard the power cord by observing the following information Do not modify or manipulate the power cable or plug Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord and do not position where there is a risk of the cable being stepped on Ensure the mains cable is positioned away from any heating equipment damp or moisture 8 This product is equipped wit...

Page 5: ... other heavy object should rest on the power cord Damage to a power cord can cause fire or electrical shock This symbol indicates special tips and notes on the operation of the unit In the event of material or personal damage caused by improper operation or non compliance with the safety information we cannot be held liable All guarantee claims are void in such cases All guarantee claims are inval...

Page 6: ...ission range Supports 4 channel auto switching Supports 2 split 4 quad image view Interference free secure and private signal camera VGA resolution 640x480 HD resolution 1280x720 Network 1 1 Features MONITOR MINI DVR 2 BOX CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing ERA CCTV Your new wireless security system has been designed for ease of installation and incorporates a range of features to se...

Page 7: ...meter In live or playback mode press to increase the volume ERA CCTV SD card socket Insert SD card into the socket for both video and audio recording Side Front 3 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR DEVICE 3 1 LCD Monitor with built in DVR Product Overview 8 7 6 13 12 11 10 9 5 4 3 2 1 15 14 button In the on screen menu press to select setting item or decrease the parameter In live or playback mode press to decr...

Page 8: ...UAD AUTO display mode button In the on screen menu press to select setting item In playback mode use the button to rewind In single mode press to decrease the volume Button In the on screen menu press to select setting item In playback mode use the button to fast forward In single mode press to increase the volume Button In the on screen menu press to select setting item or increase the parameter ...

Page 9: ...een menu press to select setting item In playback mode use these buttons to fast forward and rewind In Single mode use these buttons to change channel 3 5 Camera Overview Camera Antenna Sends and receives signal from receiver Lens IR LEDS Light up the filmed area Bracket To mount the camera on to a wall or other surface 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 11 10 9 Button In the on screen menu use ...

Page 10: ...s Ensure that cameras have adequate lighting to record the target area For the best results do not point the camera towards a light source It is recommended to clean the camera lens periodically to ensure picture quality is consistent Environmental Conditions Ensure the cameras aren t subject to any excessive heat Target Area Ensure cameras are positioned to provide ample coverage Consider blind s...

Page 11: ... the camera would be positioned to view the entire garden if you have a larger garden you may want to consider using 2 cameras Recommended to install where the roof meets the walls this will shelter the camera and maximise the target area Back of house door ...

Page 12: ... to the side Ideally an indoor camera should be placed in areas of high traffic and close to the main entry exit points e g hallways 4 3 2 1 4 4 Connecting to your home network 4 3 Cables Please refer to the safety guidelines for information on the cables and power It is important that any power cables are managed safely and protected from damage ERA CCTV Installation ...

Page 13: ...Fi Download the app ERA CCTV from your android market or the Apple Store using your smartphone Once downloaded open the App and select Add Camera Press the search arrow and the UID reference of the product should appear Select the UID It will ask for the password The default password is 000 000 We recommend changing the password as soon as possible for security this setting can be found in Advance...

Page 14: ...n in the app press Edit Camera Stored recordings are found in the Event Menu Alternatively by selecting the camera button you can take a snapshot 6 5 7 ERA CCTV Content Use the specific output cable provided Press MENU System Setting and select Video Out Select PAL or NTSC depending on the country Press the TV OUT button to transfer the signal to the other monitor Press the TV OUT button to return...

Page 15: ... 4 3 2 1 6 3 Format SD Card Before using the system for the first time please ensure you set the correct date and time for recording purposes and to enable the use of the video search function When purchased as a kit the cameras are automatically pre paired to the monitor DVR If you have purchased additional cameras please go to section 6 7 Camera Pairing before proceeding NOTE It s highly recomme...

Page 16: ...urrent channel number Press CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 on the remote control to switch between the available channels Camera resolution display Recording indicator When the receiver is recording the red indicator REC will be shown on the LCD screen Date time display SD card indicator When an SD card is inserted into the SD card slot the indicator will be shown on the LCD screen Warning Indicator Signal Stren...

Page 17: ...o stop recording 4 3 2 1 Press REC again to exit the record mode 3 2 1 6 5 1 1 All cameras 6 5 1 Manual recording mode If you want all cameras to record manually view all cameras on the monitor by pressing QUAD Press REC to start all cameras recording Press REC to stop all cameras recording The system is designed for SD card recording Before recording insert the SD card up to 64 GB capacity into t...

Page 18: ...h the calender by using the previous and next buttons Please note that the date and time have to be set correctly to ensure the successful scheduled recording see 6 4 for date and time setting To delete a scheduled recording simply create an identical scheduled recording and press DEL instead of SET 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Setup ERA CCTV 4 3 2 1 6 5 3 Motion Detecting Recording Mode In this mode the ...

Page 19: ... Camera Setting To select press PLAY Select Pairing When purchased as a kit the cameras are automatically pre paired to the monitor DVR You only need the following information if you have purchased additional cameras NOTE It s highly recommended to pair the cameras to the receiver before permanently mounting the cameras The pairing function assigns each camera to a different channel on the wireles...

Page 20: ...erating temperature Power consumption Power supply SD card PC playback Mini USB Local Recording mode Recording format Picture compression Audio output Video output Receiving sensitivity Receiving range 86kpa 106jps 470g 183mm x 136mm x 30mm 10 90 6W max 0 C 50 C DC12V 1 25A Used for software update for manufacturer use only 64GB max 30FPS VGA 30FPS HD 720p Manual Schedule Motion detection Real tim...

Page 21: ...erating Temperature 297g 327g 80mm x 100mm 95mm x 140mm Dome Camera Bullet Camera 20 C 60 C Power Consumption Power Supply Environmental Rating TX Power White Balance Electronic Shutter AGC IR LED Lens DC5V 1A 3W max IP65 Auto 1 60 1 15 000 sec 17dbm room temperature Auto 24pcs Ø5mm f 3 6mm 1280 x 720 Effective Pixel Environmental Item Parameter 1 4 colour CMOS image sensor Image Sensor Type Syste...

Page 22: ...ecording problems Choppy picture Lower frame rate is the usual cause for a choppy picture i e 10 frames per second vs 20 frames per second Try moving the camera closer to the receiver or remove any obstructions that may be causing interference Increase the volume when there is no sound Make sure that there is sound within range of the camera microphone If the unit emits a loud screeching noise aud...

Page 23: ...ayback System Info System Setting Camera Setting Network Info Version Info SD Card Info File Overwrite File Section Motion Detection Record Mode Network Language Upgrade Alarm Default Setting Format Video Out Date Time Camera Brightness Camera Resolution Camera on off Pairing ...

Page 24: ...if you wish to make a claim under this guarantee 2 Products must be installed maintained used and cleaned in accordance with our instructions otherwise the guarantee will be invalidated 3 The product must not be damaged or modified in any way nor must it have been subjected to any unauthorised repairs Exclusions 1 This guarantee does not cover the cost of any removal or installation of products da...

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