Canyon Smart CNSS-CM1W User manual

Operations Manual
for CANYON SMART IP Cameras
CANYON SMART security cameras are presented in three alternate
designs:
CNSS – KA1W – with a system of motion detection and door opening sensors
CNSS – CM1W – with a wide viewing angle
CNSS – CB1W – standard camera
CNSS – KA1W
1. Package contents for CNSS-KA1W
IP camera (Fig. 1.1) - 1 pcs
Motion sensor (Fig. 1.2) - 1 pcs
Door opening sensor: Receiver (Fig. 1.3) - 1 pcs
Receiver sensor (Fig. 1.4) - 1 pcs
Power supply unit INP 220V OUT 5V 2000mA - 1 pcs
Mounting bracket - 1 pcs
Battery: Battery - A23 12V - 1 pcs
Batteries AAA - 3 pcs
Manual - 1 pcs
Fig. 1.1 Fig. 1.2
Fig. 1.3 Fig. 1.4

Camera features:
360 degrees viewing angle
Two-way audio: speakers and microphone
MicroSD card slot
720p HD video stream
Wi-Fi connection
Plug-and-play installation
Compatibility with iOS, Android and Windows 10
Push-notifications and motion detection sensor
Infrared light vision
Security mode with push-notifications
Motion sensor features
Type - infrared
Detecting angle, vertically/horizontally - 50°/110°
Detecting range - 10 m
Optimum installation height - 2.5 m
Wireless emitting distance - 30 m (depends on the presence of obstacles)
Power supply - batteries AAA, 3 pcs.
Current consumption in rest mode - up to 25 μA
Current consumption in transmission mode - up to 15 mA
Operating temperature range - -10…+45 °С
Relative humidity - up to 95% without condensation
Door sensor features
Operating voltage - 12V (А23)
Operating temperature range - -10…+45 °С
Operating distance between the sensor elements - 20 ± 5 mm
Emitting distance: - 30 m (depends on the presence of obstacles)

CNSS – CM1W
Package contents for CNSS-CM1W
IP camera (Fig. 1.5) - 1 pcs
Power supply unit INP 220V OUT 5V 1500mA - 1 pcs
USB cable, USB 2.0 / micro USB - 1 pcs
Mounting bracket - 1 pcs
Manual - 1 pcs
Camera features:
360 degrees viewing angle
Two-way audio: speakers and microphone
MicroSD card slot
720p HD video stream
Wi-Fi connection
Plug-and-play installation
Compatibility with iOS, Android and Windows 10
Push-notifications and motion detection sensor
Infrared light vision
Security mode with push-notifications
No sensors included
Fig. 1.5

CNSS – CB1W
Package contents for CNSS – CB1W
IP camera (Fig. 1.6) - 1 pcs
Power supply unit INP 220V OUT 5V 1000mA - 1 pcs
USB cable, USB 2.0 - 1 pcs
Manual - 1 pcs
Camera features:
110 degrees viewing angle
Two-way audio: speakers and microphone
MicroSD card slot
720p HD video stream
Wi-Fi connection
Plug-and-play installation
Compatibility with iOS, Android and Windows 10
Push-notifications and motion detection sensor
Infrared light vision
Security mode with push-notifications
No sensors included, no remote camera rotation function
Fig. 1.6

All CANYON SMART IP Cameras of the CNSS series
have the same connection algorithm.
First connection and configuration
You will need a smartphone on Android or IOS platform with a pre-installed application for
reading QR-codes and a stable high-speed Internet.
2. Installation and configuration
2.1 Use your application to scan the QR-code and download the CANYON S ma r t application
on your smartphone.
Android I O S
You can also find the CANYON Smart application in the PlayMarket for Android and
AppStore for IOS.
If you are using a computer, enter the link canyon.usmartcam.com in the Internet browser,
press enter, and the application will start downloading.
2.2 Connect your smartphone to Wi-Fi. Open the CANYON Smart application and register a
new account.
2.3 Click *Register* (Fig. 2.1).
2.4Enter your e-mail address in the first field, and your password (any you come up with,
but at least 6 characters) in the second one; repeat your password again in the third field.
(Fig.2.2)

Fig. 2.1 Fig. 2.2
2.5To enter into newly created account, enter your e-mail and password that you have
entered earlier in (Fig. 2.2).
3. Camera connection and configuration
3.1 Log into the CANYON Smart application from your smartphone under your account.
3.2 Click *+* in the upper right corner. (Fig. 3.1)
3.3 Select *Smartlink*. (Fig. 3.2)
3.4 Connect camera to the grid 220V with power supply unit (PSU) included.
After the camera is connected to the grid, hold the RESET button underneath the camera
until you hear the voice notice *Reset to default settings* to reset your camera to default and
find your device.
* Search time is accompanied by the characteristic single sound signals (within 5 minutes).
* Pairing time is approximately 1 minute.
* Ensure that there are no loud noises during search and connection, which may interfere
camera from pairing.

3.5 Enter your Wi-Fi network password. (Fig. 3.3)
Fig. 3.1 Fig. 3.2 Fig. 3.3
3.6 Your camera uses audible signal for connection, therefore, the camera should be away
no more than 30 cm from the smartphone. (Fig. 3.5)
3.7 Wait for the sound signal from the camera, after which the application will automatically
go to the login page with the name and password fields (Fig. 3.6). *PW* password is
indicated on the camera sticker.
Fig. 3.5 Fig. 3.6 Fig. 3.7
3.8 Now your camera is connected and ready for use (Fig. 3.7).
* Important: if your connection was not successful, repeat all the steps from point 3.1.

Important settings
4. Security
4.1 It is recommended to change the default password and name of the camera. To do this
(Fig. 4.1), click the button (5.4) and enter a new password that will contain numbers and Latin
letters. The password should be from 6 to 30 characters (Fig. 4.2). You can choose the
camera name at your discretion.
* Default password: 123
* New password - example: 12345QWER
*The password strength indicator will help you: the yellow category password is acceptable, if
the indicator remains in the red category - you will not be able not change the password.
Fig. 4.1 Fig. 4.2
5. Assignment of the main user keys
5.1 Opening the camera image in full-screen horizontal mode
5.2 Playing records from MicroSD card
5.3 Settings: video recording, date, time, adding sensors and other camera options
5.4 Changing camera name and password
5.5 Enable / Disable sound of the camera on your smartphone

5.6 Security mode is on if motion is detected in the camera's field of view or is the sensors
are triggered, a siren may turn on and you will be able to receive a notification on the
smartphone (depends on the user's settings)
5.7 Security mode is off
5.8 Press and hold to talk to those who are at the camera
5.9 Taking screenshot. The image will be saved in the Gallery
5.10 High quality video
5.11 Average quality video
5.12 Low quality video
6. Main interface
The main interface consists of 4 main sections:
Section *Cameras*(Fig. 6.1)
List of all connected cameras (list is formed in the order of connection)
Button *+ *(adding new cameras)
Name of your camera (for convenience, it is recommended to use the names of facilities or
the serial number)
Camera status *Online* or *Offline* (when opening the CANYON Smart application all
cameras will have the *Offline* status; this is for the power saving mode of your device. If you
want to resume the connection and start watching, you need to click on the last saved image
of the desired camera)
Button 5.6 *Security mode on* (this means that the camera and sensors are in active
surveillance mode)
Button 5.7 *Security mode off* (this means that the camera and sensors are in passive
surveillance mode)
Button 5.2 *Playing records from MicroSD card*
Button 5.3 *Camera settings*
Button 5.4 *Changing camera name and password*

Fig. 6.1
Section *Alarms*
In this section, you are notified of the trigger of the camera or connected sensors.
Notifications are received in the form of text messages with the date and time, camera or
sensor name and type of the alarm (Fig. 6.2).
* An alarm signal is sent to your device provided that it is turned on and connected to the
Internet (Fig. 6.3).
Fig. 6.2 Fig. 6.3

Section *Images*
By clicking on (5.9)button your camera takes real-time pictures (screenshots / photos), which
are saved with the date and time (Fig. 6.4).
* This function is used in manual mode.
Fig. 6.4
Section *Account* (Fig. 6.6)
In*Email*you can delete your account.
In *Modify password*you can change your current account password.
In*Sign Out*you can sign out from your account.
In*Alarm* you can enable or disable vibration during an alarm, enable or disable the alarm
sound.
In*About*you can read information about the application.
Fig. 6.6

7. Video surveillance settings (Fig. 7.1)
To enter the camera settings you need to be in the main interface (Fig. 6.1). Then click the
(5.3) button.
Fig. 7.1
7.1 In *Date and time* you can specify date and time (Fig. 7.2).
Fig. 7.2
*Keep in mind:aft ert he pow erfailure,you need t o set t he t imeand dat e again.

7.2In *Network* you can select the connection type (Fig. 7.3).
* You can connect to another Wi-Fi network or select a wired connection (depending on the
camera model).
Fig. 7.3
7.3In *Alarm notifications*you can:
Enable or disable the delivery of an alarm message on the smartphone (Fig.
7.4).
Enable or disable the motion sensor.
Enable or disable the camera alarm.
Fig. 7.4

7.4In *Record*you can select the recording type (Fig. 7.5).
Always:camera will record video until the SD card willbe full, then it will start over record
again
Ala r ms only:after selecting this type, the recording will be performed only after the alarm is
triggered. You can also specify for how long the recording will be performed after the alarm is
triggered (1, 2 or 3 minutes).
On schedule:after selecting this type of recording, you can specify the time for
recording.
* Important: in order to record, you need to install a microSD memory card up to 32GB in the
camera.
The card must be formatted on the device you are using to watch the video.
SD card formatting on a PC with Windows 10: connect the card through the card reader and
wait until it is recognized by the system. Enter the explorer, right-click on the SD card icon
and select “Format”. Select the “FAT32”file system, the “fast”formatting method, and click
“St a r t ”.
SD card formatting on Mac (the card will not be read on Windows): connect the card through
the card reader and wait until it is recognized by the system. Go to Applications → Utilities →
Disk Utility. Select the SD card in the upper left corner, click Clear → Format: MS-DOS (FAT)
Formatting of SD card installed in the camera using a mobile application: be sure to turn off
the camera from the grid before inserting the card into a slot. Insert the card, turn on the
camera, wait 1 minute and go to *Video surveillance settings* (item 7). Select *Recording
settings* (item 7.6) and click *Format SD card* then confirm.
To play the recording from the SD card in the camera on your smartphone, click the *Play*
icon (Fig. 5.2) and select the desired file from the list. If there are no files in the list, openyour
MicroSD card on the computer.
Fig. 7.5

7.5Item *Security location*(Fig. 7.6)for CNSS-KA1W model only
You need to select a room where you want to place the sensor. Take one of the sensors: the
motion sensor (Fig. 1.2) or the door sensor (Fig. 1.3).
* Reminder: the door sensor consists of two elements - receiver (Fig. 1.3) and receiver
sensor (Fig. 1.4).
*Important: before starting the connection, you must install the batteries. Motion sensor:
3хAAA batteries, and turn it on. Receiver: A23 12V battery.
Fig. 7.6
Now you are ready to start pairing the sensor.
Select the room in which the sensor will be installed and select the sequence number where
the sensor will be programmed (Fig. 7.7).
* Example: room - Window, position No 1.
Fig. 7.7

After selecting a position, the application will prompt you to confirm your choice. If you
selected the correct room, click ОК. (Fig. 7.8)
Fig. 7.8
After your confirmation, the sensor detection process will begin (Fig. 7.9).
* In order for the program to detect the sensor, you need to turn on the sensors and simulate
their triggering.
Fig. 7.9
*I n ordert o t riggert he m otion s ens or(Fig.1.2),it is necessary t o make some movement s in
front ofit .Aft eract uat ion t he red LED w ill light up.
* I n ordert o t riggert he doors ens or (Fig.1.3)(Fig.1.4),it is necessary t o place t he receiverand
t he receiversensorside byside,and separat ebot hpart s.Aft eract uat ion t he red LED w ill light
up.
*I mport ant :t he receiversensorshallbe locat ed on t he side ofLED s (Fig.10.1).

After successful connection and detection of the sensor, it is ready for use (Fig. 7.10).
Fig. 7.10
* To disable the sensor it is necessary to tick the number of sensor to be deactivated, after
which its color will change to gray (Fig. 7.11).
Fig. 7.11
To remove the sensor click “-“(minus) (Fig. 7.12) and then confirm the deletion (Fig.
7.13). Successful deletion (Fig. 7.14).

Fig. 7.12Fig. 7.13Fig. 7.14
8. Camera installation
Install the camera on a stable flat surface near the power supply 220V or on a pre-attached
mounting bracket at the desired angle.
* Try to choose a place where the camera will not interfere with anything, and will also be
protected from moisture.
9. Motion sensor installation (Fig. 1.2), for CNSS-KA1W model only
Install it only where it can monitor the zone necessary for triggering.
There should be no interference between the sensor and the operating zone at a distance of
1 meter from the sensor.
* For the correct operation of two or more sensors in the same room, install them so that the
coverage area of the sensors does not overlap, otherwise false alarms may occur. In
addition, do not install your sensor against reflective surfaces (windows, mirrors, glass
doors).
* Please note that it is not necessary to install the sensor at the maximum height, since for
the maximum detection range it will be necessary to extend the sensor antenna. Avoid
moisture entering the sensor.

10. Door sensor installation (Fig. 1.3) (Fig. 1.4), for CNSS-KA1W model only
The door sensor is installed on the top or bottom of the door leaf with the right side for you.
For the maximum range, do not forget to extend the antenna.
* Before installing you must install the battery in the receiver. (А23)
* Door sensor mounting: note that the receiver and receiver sensor shall be mounted at the
same height and plane; the distance between them should not exceed 2 cm.
* It is important to know that the receiver sensor shall be installed on the LEDs side.
* Example of installation (Fig. 10.1).
* Example of sensor operation (Fig. 10.2).
Fig. 10.1 Fig. 10.2