Wiseup WIFI04, User Manual

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I. Product Overview
1. IR LEDs
2. Cameras Lens
3. Micro SD Card Slot
4. Blue/Red Indicator Lights
II. What’s in the Box
-1× Mini WIFI DV Camera
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC5V Power Adapter
-1× Suction Cup Mount
-1× Card Reader
III. Get Camera Ready
3.1. Please make sure the camera is fully charged and the Micro SD card has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot, or it will not work. We recommend
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that you use a SDHC Class 10 Micro SD card.
3.2. Slide the Power Switch to the ON position. When the red indicator light goes out and the
blue one remains solid, it means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
3.3. If you need the camera to work 7/24 hours, connect it to an outlet AC power supply using
the USB cable and DC 5V power adapter included. Once the camera is connected to outlet AC
power supply, the blue or red indicator light will come on and remain solid whether the Power
Switch lies at the ON position or not.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install
Plug & Play
or
P2PCamViewer APP
on Smartphone or Tablet PC
Go to your App store or Google Play, search for “ 9527 ” and then install “ Plug & Play ” on your
Android phone or tablet PC, or “ P2PCamViewer ” on your iPhone or iPad.
4.2. LAN Mode or P2P Setup
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, connect to the
camera’s WIFI signal named “
MD81S-6 ”. The WIFI signal password is “ 12345678 ”. Wait for the
WIFI to be connected.
[Note]:
If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found or the camera cannot be enrolled to your phone
after a long time, please recharge the camera or reset it (See VIII).
4.2.2. For Android users, launch the “ Plug & Play ” APP. For IOS users, run the “ P2PCamView-
er ” APP.
4.2.3. Tap “ LAN ” or “ Local Cameras ” at the bottom of the screen. The camera will pop up in a
few seconds. If the camera shows “ Online ”, it means the P2P (LAN) setup is successful and
you can check or record video in P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]:
In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally within 10 meters (33 feet) open range.
4.2.4. Click the camera icon to get into the live video screen. On the live video screen, gently
put your index finger and thumb on the screen, sliding in and outward directions on a specific
area to zoom in and out.
4.3. WAN Mode or Remote View Setup
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP in P2P (LAN) mode and it's
online before you start.
For Android:
Step 1: Launch the “ Plug & Play ” APP. Tap the arrow icon on the “LAN” page and then go
to “Wi-Fi” page.
Step 2: Turn on “
Use wifi ” on the “ Wi-Fi ” page.
Step 3: Tap to search for available networks in the area then select your desired WIFI hotspot
to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “
OK ” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “ Plug & Play ” APP.
For IOS:
Step 1: Launch the “ P2PCamViewer ” APP. Tap the gear icon on the “ Local cameras ” page
and then go to “ Wireless settings ” page.
Step 2: Turn on “ WiFi ” function. Tap the exclamation mark to search available networks in
the area then select your desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 3: Tap “
Done ” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot automatical-
ly.
Step 4: Exit the “
P2PCamViewer ” APP.
Check if the WAN mode or remote view setup works!
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit your phone or
mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or mobile device in another
WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN function, enable your mobile network data
instead.
2. Launch the “ Plug & Play ” or “ P2PCamviewer ” APP again.
3. Tap “ WAN ” or “ My Cameras ” at the bottom of the screen. Tap the code icon to scan the QR
code at the back of the camera directly. For Android devices, the camera will pop up in a few
seconds. For IOS devices, the camera UID and password will fill in the blanks automatically
and then tap “
Login ” to log in the camera. If the camera shows “ Online ”, the blue indicator light
will turn off while the red one will remain solid, it means the remote view setup is complete and
the camera has entered into WAN mode. You can go ahead to view live or recorded video
remotely.
V. Recording Video to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online before you
start.
5.1. Launch the “ Plug & Play ” or “ P2PCamviewer ” APP.
5.2. Tap the camera icon to enter the live streaming screen. Click the Remote Video Recording
Button to start or stop recording video. Click the Audio Button to record video with audio.
5.3. Go back to the “ WAN ” or “ LAN ” page and tap “ File ” icon at the bottom of the screen to
check out the video files or screenshots.
[Note]:
Video Resolution: 640x480 Video Format: AVI, MOV
VI. Recording to Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online before you
start.
6.1. Follow the steps below to set up SD card recording.
For Android:
Step 1: Launch the “
Plug & Play
” APP.
Step 2: On the “
WAN
” or “
LAN
” page, tap the arrow icon and then go to “
SD-Card Settings
”
page.
Step 3: Enable “
Start automatic recording
” and “
Voice recording
”, then set the file size for
each video clip. At last, click “
OK
” to confirm the SD card setting.
For IOS:
Step 1: Launch the “ P2PCamViewer ” APP.
Step 2: On the “ Local cameras ” or “ my cameras ” page, tap the arrow icon and select
“ SD-Card Settings ”.
Step 3: Enable “ Start automatic recording ” and “ Voice recording ”, choose the file size for
each video clip. At last, click “ Done ” to confirm the SD card setting.
6.2. The video files will be saved in the Micro SD card on your camera. Power off the camera,
remove the Micro SD card and use the card reader provided to access the video footage. You
are recommended to copy all video files to your PC computer before playing them back.
[Note]:
1). Video Resolution: 640x480 Video Format: AVI
2). If “
Format Micro SD card ” appears on the “ SD-Card setting ” page, it means the Micro SD card has
been read successfully.
VII. Changing WAN Login Password
>> Make sure that the camera is added successfully to the APP in WAN mode and it’s online
before you start.
7.1. On the “ WAN ” or “ My cameras ” page, tap the plus icon or “ Options ” and then select
“ Update login password ” or “ Change login Password ”.
7.2. Enter the new password and confirm it. At last, click “ OK ” or “ Done ” to confirm the change.
VIII. Resetting to Factory Default Settings
If for any reason, the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset will restore
it back to factory default settings.
Operation: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button for 3 seconds to reset the
5. USB Port
6. Reset Button
7. Power Switch
camera to factory default settings. Both red and blue indicator lights will be illuminated for about
3 seconds, then the red one will turn off while the blue one will be illuminated. The camera will
restart automatically with factory default settings.
IX. Charging
9.1. Connect the camera to an outlet AC power supply using the power adapter and USB cable
included.
9.2. It will take 1 hour to obtain a full charge.
9.3. The camera can record video up to 50 minutes on a single charge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Why Camera WIFI signal is not appearing on my WIFI page?
A1: There are 4 solutions to this question:
1. Reset the camera (See VIII).
2. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range, refreshing the
WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to become recognizable on your
phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
3. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on to search
again.
4. The camera is in low battery, connect it to an outlet AC power supply using the USB cable
and power adapter included.
Q2: Why does the camera show offline right after I login it on the “WAN” or “My camer-
as” page?
A2: The remote view setup or WAN mode takes 1-3 minutes to complete. Please wait a while.
If the camera still shows offline, check if the camera has been enrolled in a good WIFI network
successfully. Plus, the WIFI network the camera is configured with can’t be the same with one
you connect your phone to.
Q3: How do I share my camera with family members?
A3: First, please make sure your camera is in WAN mode already and your family members
have installed the “Plug & Play” or “P2PCamViewer” on their phones or mobile devices.
Second, input the camera UID (a unique combination of 6 numbers and 2 letters specific to
your camera) or the QR code that sticks on the body of the DV camera. Finally, tap “Login” to
add the camera to the APP.
Q4: How many cameras can I add to the existing application?
A4: No limit.
Q5: The camera did not record any video?
A5: Make sure the Micro SD card has been fitted well in your camera. If not, you need to take
out the SD card, format it on your PC computer and try it again.
Q6: Why the video footage shows a fuzzy screen during playback on my computer?
A6: Please copy the video footage to your computer before playing them back.
Q7: Is there any PC client software I can use on my PC computer?
A7: Yes. Mac computer: http://www.wiseupshop.com/var/downloadfile/WIFI04%20PC%20Cli-
ent%20Software%20For%20Mac%20Computer.zip
Windows system:
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