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Cameras Tab
This chapter covers the following topics:
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Cameras Tab Views
Record Video
Take a Snapshot
Zoom
Adjust Brightness Level
Motion Detection Cameras
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Page 2: ...Canada only 1 888 NETGEAR Phone Other Countries Check the list of phone numbers at http support netgear com general contact default aspx NETGEAR recommends that you use only the official NETGEAR suppo...
Page 3: ...5 Personalize Your VueZone System 15 Name Your VueZone Base Station 15 Name Your Camera 15 Chapter 3 Cameras Tab Cameras Tab Views 18 Icons 19 Control Bar Buttons 20 Record Video 21 Take a Snapshot 21...
Page 4: ...hapter 5 Settings Tab Personal Settings 30 Cameras 30 Recording Format 31 Motion Detection 32 Schedule a Recording 32 Sharing 34 Base Stations 35 Software Updates 35 My Account Services 36 Preferences...
Page 5: ...he Support website at http support netgear com Firmware updates with new features and bug fixes are made available from time to time Some products can regularly check for updates for download and inst...
Page 6: ...your smartphone or a computer to visit your VueZone account to access your video During video streaming several outbound ports are used ports 20000 20003 when viewing from a browser If your firewall b...
Page 7: ...r Ethernet cable camera mounts 4 Wall mounting Batteries 4 Installation guide screws and anchors Shell mounting arm Camera Screwdriver Screws Note Some VueZone networks do not include the camera shell...
Page 8: ...LED Internet LED Reset Ethernet USB Power connector Status LED Figure 3 Base station front view Camera The VueZone cameras send video to the base station You have to install the base station first be...
Page 9: ...base station to your network 1 Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the base station and a LAN port on your router Figure 5 Connect the base station to your router and plug in the base s...
Page 10: ...d the camera back and press down on the bottom of the door to remove it 2 Insert the battery with then negative end first Be sure to follow the polarity indication on the sticker inside the camera 3 S...
Page 11: ...base station The blue Sync LED on the base station lights for 45 seconds 4 During this time slide the camera On Off switch to the on position green dot showing The Sync LED on the front of the camera...
Page 12: ...tp my vuezone com account on your computer or smartphone You can adjust your camera position while viewing To use a smartphone you need to download and install an app Start Viewing After you sync your...
Page 13: ...13 2 2 Quick Tour of my VueZone com This chapter covers the following topics VueZone Tabs Personalize Your VueZone System...
Page 14: ...cameras Start and stop recordings Take a snapshot Zoom in to the video up to 4x Expand the video to full screen time lapse mode Adjust video brightness levels Arm and disarm your motion detection came...
Page 15: ...ter you have installed your camera and signed in to http my vuezone com you can personalize the name on your VueZone base station and camera Name Your VueZone Base Station Your default VueZone base st...
Page 16: ...imited to 13 characters no spaces 3 Click outside the field The new name is saved automatically To rename a camera from the Settings tab 1 On the Settings tab click a camera name in the Cameras sectio...
Page 17: ...17 3 3 Cameras Tab This chapter covers the following topics Cameras Tab Views Record Video Take a Snapshot Zoom Adjust Brightness Level Motion Detection Cameras...
Page 18: ...your cameras listed on the left side of the screen Figure 7 Select a camera to view You can also schedule recordings share with friends expand the video to full screen record video take a snapshot an...
Page 19: ...tation This icon represents the base stations associated with your account Signal Strength Indicates signal strength of the camera relative to the base station Battery Power Indicates how much battery...
Page 20: ...escription Start Stop Streaming Starts and stops video stream or stops recording if it is recording Record Starts and stops recording video clips The border around the video turns red when recording i...
Page 21: ...the top right corner 3 To stop recording click the icon again Live video continues to play on your screen 4 To stop streaming live video click the Stop Streaming icon Your recording is saved and can...
Page 22: ...level The 640 view allows for up to 2x view The 320 view allows for up to 4x view 3 Click the box and drag it to move the zoom area 4 Click Save The image refreshes to show the zoomed in area To remo...
Page 23: ...r light settings To adjust the brightness level Select the brightness level that you want The brightness level is automatically saved and remains in effect unless you change it again Motion Detection...
Page 24: ...ps and review snapshots This chapter covers the following topics View Your Recordings and Snapshots Download a Recording or Snapshot to Your Computer Lock or Unlock a Recording or Snapshot Share a Vid...
Page 25: ...e X in the upper right corner Download a Recording or Snapshot to Your Computer To download a video or snapshot to your computer 1 Select the content that you want Select the check boxes for the conte...
Page 26: ...check box for the recording or snapshot 2 Click Lock 3 Your content is protected from automatic deletion To unlock a file 1 Select the check box for the recording or snapshot again 2 Click Unlock Shar...
Page 27: ...re content using YouTube videos or Flickr snapshots you need to have an account with the service To share your videos and snapshots with your social media network 1 Select the check box for each recor...
Page 28: ...ion Tip You can store up to 500 MB of files depending on the VueZone service plan that you have To ensure that you have sufficient space periodically save files to your computer Grid or List Display Y...
Page 29: ...29 5 5 Settings Tab This chapter covers the following topics Personal Settings Cameras Recording Format Schedule a Recording Sharing Base Stations Software Updates...
Page 30: ...ail 1 On the Settings tab select Personal Settings 2 Click the applicable link or button 3 Fill in the fields 4 Click Change to save your preferences Cameras This screen allows you to rename your came...
Page 31: ...You can control the settings of video that is recorded as a result of motion detected or from a scheduled recording To adjust your auto record settings 1 Click the Format link 2 Select the resolution...
Page 32: ...esses to which you would like the alert sent 6 Customize the message that you would like to receive when an alert is sent 7 Click Save Schedule a Recording Here you can schedule recordings and see sch...
Page 33: ...und on the Library tab Tip The lock icon indicates whether the recorded video is locked or unlocked You can change this status after the recording has happened on the Library tab To edit a recording s...
Page 34: ...meras Once your friends register and sign in they can see a Cameras tab and Settings tab just like you The difference is they can only view video they cannot record change settings or take snapshots T...
Page 35: ...ctory but you can change it to be more personal Your base station name is what your friends see if you share your camera You can rename all of your base stations To rename your base station 1 On the S...
Page 36: ...r the changes to take effect There might be instances when you cannot update If this happens you are prompted to take corrective action In some cases your system might be updated but not all of your c...
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