Velleman CAMIP17, Quick Installation Manual, Page: 6 / 37

CAMIP17
V. 01
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08/08/2013 6 ©Velleman nv
Checking the Connection
When you have completed network setup and port forwarding, check your connection setup as follows:
1. On your mobile device, switch your network mode to 3G or connect to a different wireless network
than the one that has your camera connected.
2. Start EagleEyes and select the camera you just added to see if you can access it.
o
If yes, your network connection works. Proceed with “
Changing the Account User Name and
Password
” below.
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If not, proceed with the following step.
3. Switch your network mode back to the wireless network that has your camera connected.
4. Start EagleEyes, and add a new connection with the IP address and port number that you set up in
“
Adding Your Camera to the EagleEyes App
”.
5. See if you can access the camera with this connection.
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If yes, return to
“
Port Forwarding
”
to set up port forwarding again.
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If not, return to step 4 of
“
Adding Your Camera to the EagleEyes App
”
and reconfigure the
connection.
Changing the Account User Name and Password in EagleEyes
To ensure the safety of your camera connection, modify the default user name and password as follows:
1. On your mobile device, access the camera in EagleEyes.
2. Press the Configuration button .
3. Select Advance Setup > Account.
4. Modify the default user name (admin) and password (admin) to the ones you prefer.
8. EagleEyes Operation
Address Book Live View & Control Configuration
When you start EagleEyes, Address Book is displayed.
1 Info Press for more information on how to use EagleEyes
2 Toolbar Add, edit, and delete items from Address Book
3 Setting Configure EagleEyes parameters
Select the camera connection in Address Book to enter Live View & Control.
4 Configuration
Press to enter the camera’s configuration page.
For detailed information, please check the full manual on the included CD-ROM.
The CAMIP17 IP camera is ONVIF certified: it is compatible with all major IP camera brands which are
ONVIF certified as well. For more information, please refer to www.onvif.org.
9. Technical Specifications
pick-up element Sony HR image sensor
image size 1/2.9"
number of pixels 2 Megapixel
min. illumination 0.1 lux / F1.5, 0 lux (IR LED on)
white balance ATW