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7. PAIRING THE CAMERA WITH THE MONITOR
The camera and monitor are already paired together during production, however the pairing
process can be repeated by following these steps:
1. The camera and monitor should be powered on and placed next to one another.
2. Turn the camera over and on its bottom side you will see a small hole. This provides
access to the pairing button which associates the camera and monitor. Using a thin,
sturdy object, such as a straightened paperclip, lightly push the button. You should feel
when it is pressed. Push and hold the button for 5 seconds. The indicator on the camera
should start to flash.
3. While the indicator on the camera is flashing, take the monitor and press, then release
the menu button. Then press and hold the increase volume button for 5 seconds.
The pairing sign should appear on the screen.
4. The pairing process can take up to 30 seconds.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
8.1. No Video (Monitor)
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Make sure the camera’s power plug is pushed all the way in.
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Make sure the monitor has enough battery power and is turned on.
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Restart your camera by unplugging the power adapter and plugging it back in. The
camera will restart after 25 seconds.
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If the power LED is on but only voice signal input is detected, the monitor may be in
audio-only or VOX mode. Press the Menu button to turn on the screen.
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Make sure the camera and monitor are paired. Please pair again (section 7).
8.2. Noise interference on your monitor
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Ensure the camera is at least 5 feet (1.5m) away from other 2.4GHz products, such as Wi-
Fi routers, Bluetooth or microwave ovens.
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Make sure the camera and the monitor are within range of each other.
8.3. “Camera connecting” status issues (app)
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Timeout: Make sure your smartphone or tablet is connected to Wi-Fi router or 4G LTE
network.
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Offline: Make sure your camera is connected to the Internet.
8.4. Video issues (app)
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No video: Please check the status of the camera on camera list.
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Video streaming is not smooth: Video performance can be affected by low internet
bandwidth and wireless interference.
8.5. Camera’s LED indicator stays solid red
The camera has failed to connect to the Wi-Fi router or the connection has been lost.
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Please make sure your Wi-Fi router is working correctly and then restart your router and
camera by unplugging and reconnecting the power adapter. Wait 1 minute.
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Make sure the camera is paired with your Wi-Fi router using the correct Wi-Fi connection
password. If you are not sure, please delete the camera from list and repeat the steps at
section 6.4 again.
