You can also record sound (the default) or disable the microphone.
You can also continue loop recording (the default) or turn it off. With loop recording, once the
memory card fills up, the oldest file will be replaced by the newest recording. If disabled, you won’t
be able to save new content until you make room on the memory card by deleting files in your
computer or replacing the old card with a fresh card.
Make sure to touch OK to save changes.
You can also format the card remotely from the app. Be aware that touching OK will erase all the
files on the card. This will free up space for new recordings if you haven’t selected loop recording.
The Format setting will be grayed out if no card is present in the camera.
Card status
- shows the remaining capacity or that no card is detected
Resolution
- Changes the video recording resolution from the default, 1080p, to 720p or 480p
File length
- Changes the default video recording length from 3 minutes to any length between 1-
and 20 minutes
Record sound
- Changes the default On (green) to Off (white)
Loop recording
- Changes the default On (green) to Off (white). When active, loop recording will
replace the oldest file with the newest. When inactive, recording will cease once the memory card
fills up.
Make sure to touch OK whenever you make a change.
IR-LED Config
- Not applicable to this camera since there is no night vision capability and no
infrared LEDs.
Email Config
- You can enter up to four recipients for alerts.
FTP Config
- Use this to configure a file transfer protocol setting as a means for sending video
recordings.
Misc Settings
- The built-in LED indicates the camera’s state when you plug it into an electrical
outlet and the camera starts up. If desired, you can turn off the LED entirely from here.
Change Password
- You can change the camera’s password from here. Note: if you don’t change
the camera’s default password, you will be prompted to do so whenever you connect to the camera.
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