BushBaby Wi-Fi Wall Outlet User manual

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Bush Baby Wi-Fi Wall Outlet
Hidden Camera
SKU: BBWiFiWallOutlet

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THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE
BBWIFIWALLOUTLET
Please read this manual before operating the
BBWIFIWALLOUTLET and keep it handy.
Your purchase should include:
1 x BBWiFiWallOutlet
1 x Manual
1 x Tweezers
1 x Micro SD Card
1 x Micro SD Card Reader

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GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR
BBWIFIWALLOUTLET

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OPERATING THE BBWIFIWALLOUTLET
BEFORE YOU START
1. First you must download the
P2PLiveCam app from the Google Play
Store or the iPhone App Store.
oAndroid:
https://play.google.com/store/a
pps/details?id=com.g_zhang.my
p2pcam&hl=en
oiPhone:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app
/p2plivecam/id789572618?mt=8
2. If you wish to enable SD Card recording,
you must have a MicroSD Card inserted
into the unit. It is located under the
faceplate, on the right side, beneath the
camera board (see page 3).
Note: If you are not located in the US, or if you
intend to use this product anywhere other than

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the US, you will need to purchase a converter in
order to use the AC wall plug in and avoid
damaging the product. Because different
countries use different voltages in their
electrical wiring, you will need a converter that
adapts to the current in your particular country.
CONNECTING TO YOUR DEVICE DIRECTLY [PART
1]
In order to view your device remotely, you
must complete the following two-part
sequence of steps.
1. The Wi-Fi will activate once you
hardwire the unit into your existing
electrical system. We suggest a
professional installation.
2. Turn on your phone’s Wi-Fi and wait up
to 7 minutes for the device to generate
a Wi-Fi signal. The Wi-Fi Signal name will
match the UID on the sticker on the
back of the device.

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oYou will be looking in your Wi-Fi
settings for a network that
looks like CMXXXX-
XXXXXXXXXX-XXXXX.
3. Once the device generates its Wi-Fi
signal, connect to it via the Wi-Fi
settings on your phone.
NOTE: Some Android devices may produce a
warning that the network has no internet
access. If you see this, choose to connect to the
network anyway.
4. After connecting to the Wi-Fi Signal with
your mobile device, open the
P2PLiveCam App.
NOTE: For iOS devices, you must wait until the
Wi-Fi Signal appears next to your Phone Carrier
Name in the status bar at the top of your phone
screen.
5. Once the app opens, tap the plus (+)
button at the top left of the app.

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6. Tap “Search (LAN)” and the app should
show a “New Device”.
7. Tap on the New Device and all the
camera’s information will be filled in.
Note: The default password is 8888.
8. Tap “OK”.
9. Now you will see the app listed in the
home screen of the app and it will show
“Online”. You may now tap on this
camera entry to test the video feed.
NOTE: You will be prompted to change the
device password the first time you view the
camera video feed. We suggest that you do
change this to prevent any unauthorized viewing
of your camera.
IMPORTANT: You must keep this password in a
safe place. If you ever need to access the camera
from a different phone or reinstall the camera
app, this password will be required to re-add the

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camera. If you forget the password, a factory
reset will be required. In order to factory reset
the device it will most likely need to be sent to us
via an RMA (return merchandise authorization).
If you have any questions regarding this please
call us.
CONNECTING THE DEVICE TO YOUR WIFI FOR
REMOTE VIEWING [PART 2]
1. From the home screen of the app, tap
the settings gear next to the camera
name.
2. A menu will pop up, choose “Device
Settings”.
oFor Android devices the option
will be “Advanced Config”.
3. Next choose “WiFi Config”.
4. Select your network from the list of
available networks and then enter your
Wi-Fi password and press OK.

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5. A dialog will pop up to confirm the
network name and password you
entered. Make sure these are correct
and then press OK.
6. The device will reboot. You will know
the device has connected to your Wi-Fi
successfully when the camera shows
Online in the home screen of the app.
This may take up to 5 minutes.
7. Once the device shows as Online,
confirm that it connected to your Wi-Fi
successfully by opening the settings app
on your phone and choosing your Wi-Fi
settings. If you connected successfully,
the device will no longer be generating
its own Wi-Fi signal, and you should be
connected to your own Wi-Fi.
oNOTE: If you still see a network
broadcasting that is the named
after the UID on the back of your
device, connecting to your Wi-Fi

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has failed. Please repeat steps 3-
7 above and pay careful
attention to the network
password you entered.
8. The device is now connected to your
Wi-Fi and may be accessed from
anywhere that your phone has an
internet connection.
HOW TO ADJUST THE VIDEO QUALITY OF THE
STREAM
1. Open the live video stream of your
camera.
2. Once the video is streaming, tap the
screen once to reveal the options.
3. In the top right of the screen there will
be a video quality setting (HD, High,
Normal, and Low Bandwidth). Choose
the quality according to your
preference.

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HOW TO SET UP MOTION ALARM RECORDING
1. To set up the motion alarm, return to
the home screen of the app and tap the
settings gear next to your camera and
then choose “Device Settings”.
oFor Android devices the option
will be “Advanced Config”.
2. Tap “Alarm Config”.
3. Tap “Motion Detection Sensitivity” and
set according to your preference. (We
suggest a setting near the middle of the
available options.)
4. Tap OK at the bottom of the screen and
you will receive notifications on your
phone when motion is detected.
5. To record when the alarm detects
motion, select “SD Card Record Config”
from the Settings menu.
6. Tap “Record Setting” and choose “On
Alarm”.

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7. Tap OK at the bottom of your screen to
save your settings.
oNOTE: You must have an SD Card
inserted into the device for this
to work. See the “Before You
Start” section for instructions.
MICROSD CARD SLOT
1. The SD card slot is located on the top of
the outlet (See page 3 to locate the
MicroSD card slot on your device)
2. Gently push the MicroSD Card into the
slot (you may need to use the included
tweezers to insert it). The gold contacts
on the card will be inserted first, and
they should face the main circuit board.
You will feel some spring resistance
before the card clicks in to place.
a. Never force the card into the
Card Slot under any
circumstances. Otherwise the

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unit or the MicroSD card itself
will be damaged.
3. To remove the SD card, gently push the
card in so that it clicks.
4. The internal spring tension will eject the
card.
MicroSD cards 65GB and above will require
special formatting to work. The device will not
function with these cards if they are not
properly formatted beforehand.
Visit www.mgidownloads.com/Software and
download the “guiformat.zip” file. Extract the
files and follow the instructions in the “64GB SD
Card Formatting.pdf” document.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Ensure that the device is off
before inserting the MicroSD card. Otherwise
potential corruption of the card file(s) may occur.

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RETRIEVE THE FILES TO YOUR PC
1. Remove the MicroSD Card from your
device. See page 3 to locate the
MicroSD card slot beneath the
faceplate.
2. Use the SD Card Reader to connect the
MicroSD card to your computer.
3. Locate “Removable Disk” inside the
(My) Computer folder.
AutoPlay Removable Disk > Open
folder to view files

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Or…
Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk
4. Open the Removable Disk drive.

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5. Open the folder containing the files.
6. Double click the file you want to view.
Note: You can also view, control, and delete
your MicroSD card recordings from your
smartphone app.
If you are having video playback issues, such as
a completely black video recording or “squiggly
lines”, we recommend you use VLC media
player to play back the videos. It can be
downloaded for free from www.videolan.org
COPYING AND DELETING YOUR FILES
The video files created are just like any other
file on your computer, and can be managed in
the exact same manner.
To save a file, you want to select
the file, right click your mouse
on the file name, and then
choose “Copy” from the menu.

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Next, go the location you want
the save the file to. Right click
your mouse, and then chose
“Paste.” This will copy the file to
your computer.
To delete a file, right click your
mouse on the file name and
choose “Delete” from the menu.
You can quickly select all of the
files by pressing “CTRL+A” on
your keyboard.
If you are using MAC OS X, you
must empty the trashcan after
you delete a file. If this is not
done, the SD card will fill with
hidden files, and the device will
no longer record new files.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
THE DEVICE WON’T TURN ON
Make sure the device is correctly wired.
We suggest a professional installation.
CANNOT RECORD TO SD CARD
Confirm you have inserted a MicroSD
Card into the unit.
CAN’T FIND DEVICE’S WIFI SIGNAL
Please unplug the device, wait 30
seconds, plug your camera back in, and
try again.
THE APP CANNOT FIND THE CAMERA AFTER
CHOOSING “SEARCH/LAN”
Ensure you are still connected to the
device’s Wi-Fi signal by going to your
phone’s Wi-Fi settings.

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Please unplug the device, wait 30
seconds, plug your camera back in and
try again.
OTHER PROBLEMS
Call our technical support at 770–694–
6921

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SPECIFICATIONS
Video Resolution
1080P, 720P, 480P
Streaming
Resolution
1080P, 720P, 480P
Recording
Resolution
720P, 480P, 320x240
Video Format
AVI
Type of Memory
External MicroSD
Card
Memory Capacity
Up to 128GB
Recording Capacity
1GB ≈ 15 minutes
USB Interface
2.0 USB
Player Software
VLC
Time Date Stamp
Yes
Loop Recording
Yes
Operating Systems
Windows XP & Up
Mac OSX 10.5 & Up
Linux