CasaCam VS2072 User manual
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CasaCamVS2072
4‐ChannelWirelessNVRwith
7”Touch‐screenMonitor&21296PCameras
UserManual
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TableofContents
1.SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS............................................................................................4
2.WHAT’SINTHEBOX?..............................................................................................4
3.BASICOPERATION...................................................................................................5
3.1NVR(7”MONITOR)...................................................................................................................5
3.2CAMERA....................................................................................................................................6
3.3LCDDisplays..............................................................................................................................8
4.INSTALLATION.........................................................................................................9
4.1MonitorInstallation..................................................................................................................9
4.2CameraInstallation.................................................................................................................10
4.3UsingtheAntennaExtension..................................................................................................11
5.USINGTHEVS2072................................................................................................11
6.SYSTEMMENUS.....................................................................................................12
6.1VideoPlayback........................................................................................................................13
6.2SystemSetup...........................................................................................................................13
6.2.1Language.......................................................................................................................14
6.2.2TimeSetup....................................................................................................................14
6.2.3WirelessInternet..........................................................................................................14
6.2.4WirelessChannel..........................................................................................................15
6.2.5CameraAudioEnable....................................................................................................15
6.2.6Volumesetup................................................................................................................15
6.2.7AutoClose.....................................................................................................................16
6.3RecordSetup...........................................................................................................................16
6.3.1RecordSchedule...........................................................................................................17
6.3.2StorageDevice..............................................................................................................18
6.3.3StorageManagement...................................................................................................18
6.3.4Overwrite......................................................................................................................18
6.4MatchCode(Pairing)..............................................................................................................18
6.4.1PairadditionalcamerastotheNVR..............................................................................18
6.4.2Re‐Pairexistingcamera................................................................................................19
6.5AlarmSetup.............................................................................................................................20
6.5.1AlarmVolumeSetup.....................................................................................................20
6.5.2MobileSplitScreen.......................................................................................................20
6.5.3AlarmSettingforIndividualCamera.............................................................................21
6.6SystemManage.......................................................................................................................22
6.6.1SystemInfo....................................................................................................................22
6.6.2FactorySetting..............................................................................................................22
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6.6.3ChangePassword..........................................................................................................23
6.6.4Upgrade.........................................................................................................................23
6.6.5IPCUpgrade...................................................................................................................23
7.REMOTEFROMAPP..............................................................................................24
7.1Get the App...........................................................................................................................24
7.2Operating the App................................................................................................................24
7.2.1Adddevice...................................................................................................................24
7.2.2FeaturesontheApp......................................................................................................25
8.SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................................................................28
9.TROUBLESHOOTING..............................................................................................30
10.FCCREGULATIONS.................................................................................................31
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Please read carefully before using this equipment.
1.SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
①Install the NVR in sufficiently ventilated areas to prevent vent blockage.
②Install the NVR on a flat wall or other flat surface. Avoid mounting in a location subject to
severe vibration.
③Only use the power adapter included in the package. Use of other power adapters can
permanently damage the devices. Ensure access to the power adapter is not
obstructed by furniture or similar items. Make sure the plug and cable are not
damaged. A kinked or worn cable can cause a fatal accident!
④Unauthorized modification or reconstruction is not permitted. Under no circumstance
should user open the devices or complete any repairs. Observe all local directives and
regulations.
2. WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
1 x 7” monitor (NVR) 2 x 1296p cameras 3 x power adapters
1 x 32GB SD Card 1 x camera installation 1 x quick start guide
(pre-installed) hardware
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3. BASIC OPERATION
3.1NVR(7”MONITOR)
Item What it is What it does
1 Antenna Transmits wireless signal from the camera and receives Wi-Fi
signal from the router.
2 Microphone Captures the sound on the monitor and transmits it to the
camera. (Intercom)
3 Charging Indicator
Only works when battery is installed in the NVR (battery not
included).
4 Recording
Indicator
The LED indicator notes 3 states of operation:
Solid ON: A micro SD card is installed and NVR is able to
record motion.
Flashing: The NVR is in recording mode.
OFF: There's no micro SD card installed, or the micro SD card is
not recognized. Please check the micro SD card or re-format the
micro SD card.
5 USB port USB 2.0. Supports USB flash drive upgrade and mouse control.
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6 Memory card
socket
Micro SD card. Support up to 128GB.
Note: Please format the micro SD card before using it on this
device for the first time.
7 Battery switch
Turn battery On/Off.
Note: This switch only controls the NVR On/Off when the device
is powered by battery (not included). When NVR is plugged in,
the device is always on.
After install the battery, please plug in the power adapter
and turn the switch to OFF for over 5 seconds to activate
the battery.
8 Power port DC 5V power port.
9 Battery
compartment
Compatible for 2 18650 batteries (not included).
Note: Batteries need to be charged after installed in the monitor
so that it can function normally.
Use button top 18650 batteries for the monitor.
10 Speaker Reproduces the sound transmitted from cameras.
3.2CAMERA
Item What it is What it does
1 Microphone Captures the sound on camera side and transmits the sound from
camera to monitor.
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2 Lens Catches the video in front of the lens and transmits video from
camera to Monitor.
3 Working Indicator
Indicates the working status of camera. (Green LED)
Flashing rapidly——Ready to pair/ pairing mode
Solid green——Paired / working
4 PIR sensor Detects motion in front of the lens and emits detection signal to
transmitter.
5 Speaker Produces the sound transmitted from the monitor.
6 IR LED Infrared LEDs provide viewing in no/low light conditions.
7 Bracket Use the bracket to mount the camera on a wall or other flat
surfaces.
8 Camera antenna Receives & Sends signals to or from the Monitor.
9 Reset button
The reset button is located on the back of the camera. Press and
hold the reset button (until the indicator LED flashes) to reset the
camera.
10 Light sensor Sensing light and give order to the IR cut to switch between
daytime and night vision mode.
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3.3LCDDisplays
Item Icon What it does
1 2019/12/16
16:35:20 MON
Date and Time
Displays the time as set through the NVR.
2019/12/16 16:35:20 MON = year/month/date
hour:minute:second DAY
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PIR Motion Indicator
This icon appears when there's motion detected from a
camera. It shows independently for each camera.
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Recording Indicator
This icon appears when video is recording. It displays
independently for each camera.
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Signal Indicator
The color of the icon shows the signal strength. All four bars
in green indicate a very strong signal. One green bar or all
grey bars indicate a poor signal.
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Camera Indicator
Indicates which camera is displaying.
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Intercom (Talk)
Displays in full screen mode only.
Press and hold the talk icon to talk back to the camera.
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Playback
Tap this icon to access playback file list.
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Zoom
Tap this icon to enter 2x zoom mode. Tap once, there will be
a icon on the upper left corner of the screen. Tap the
area where you want to zoom in. Tap again to go back to
normal view. Tap the icon again to exit zoom mode.
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Menu
Tap this icon to access the Main System Menu.
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Audio On/Off
Tap the icon to turn audio on the monitor on or off.
4. INSTALLATION
4.1MonitorInstallation
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Place the monitor in a location with clear reception from your camera(s).
2. Connect an AC adapter to the power input on the side of the NVR. Connect the other end
of the adapter to a standard power outlet. The NVR will power on automatically and start to
initialize. Please wait until initialization is completed.
3. The NVR will request that you input a password for your remote app when you use the
system for the first time. After setting up the password, the monitor will initialize.
Note: Password should be 1~20 digits. The password can be letter(s) and/or
number(s). Do not use symbols or space in password.
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Note: If you forget the password, you can Simple Restore the NVR to reset it. (see
page 21)
4.2CameraInstallation
1. General
The camera included with your monitor is weatherproof and has an IP66 rating. Water can
be sprayed on them and they will still work. However, the cameras cannot be submerged.
Although the cameras can be exposed directly to the rain, if used outdoors, it is
recommended they be mounted under some type of cover like an overhang or eave. As
rainwater droplets start to dry on the camera glass, they can create spots that will reflect the
light from the infrared LEDs used for night vision, thus causing lower quality video.
Also, as dust, grime, and cobwebs accumulate on the camera glass, they can reflect light
from the infrared LED and might lower video quality. Periodically clean the lens glass with a
soft cloth to ensure best video quality.
2. Placement Considerations
Note: Before installing the cameras permanently, please test the cameras with
NVR first to make sure cameras are working properly.
Consider the following when placing cameras:
• The clearest line-of-sight between the camera and NVR is best.
- Walls, especially brick and concrete, shorten the transmission distance.
- Placement next to windows allows better signal transmission.
• Optimized motion detection range is 6~18 feet from the camera. The further away an object
is, the less accurate the motion detection.
• Avoid having a direct light source in the view of the camera, including street lights, ceiling
or floor lamps, spotlights in the driveway, etc.
• Rainfall, pool water ripples/reflections, tree/shrub leaves blowing in the wind – and the
shadows they create can generate motion detection false alarms.
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3. Install the Camera(s)
a) Position the camera where you want it, plug into power, and check video on the NVR.
Move the camera to obtain desired view.
b) Hold the base of the camera stand where you want to mount it and mark the location for
the screw holes.
c) Use the included screws and anchors to attach the base to the wall or ceiling.
d) Tug gently on the stand to make sure it is securely installed.
4.3UsingtheAntennaExtension
You can use the Antenna Extension cable (SKU#
EXTA10B) if your setup requires the signal be
transmitted through an obstacle that severely weakens
it. Simply replace the camera antenna with the
Antenna Extension cable and mount it on the opposing
side of the obstacle.
5. USING THE VS2072
Your system comes with 2 cameras. The monitor displays in quad view mode when you
power on both the monitor and camera.
The NVR has a built in a 7” touchscreen monitor. All of the operating menus can be
accessed on the touchscreen. You can also use a mouse to control all the menus (through
the USB port).
Here are some basic operations you may need when you use the system. You can
refer to content in the following manual for detail.
To… Do…
Change between quad and full
screen views
Tap the channel area twice on the screen. The monitor
will switch to that channel in a full screen display. Tap
twice again to go back to the quad view mode.
Hear audio from the camera
Make sure the audio on the camera is enabled. Check
the Menu--System Setup--Camera Audio Enable.
Set separately for each camera.
See 6.2.5 page 15
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Adjust volume on monitor
Go to Menu--System Setup--Volume Setup
Set volume for all cameras.
See 6.2.6 page 15
Connect to Internet for remote view See 6.2.3 page 14
Remote viewing from App See section 7 page 23
Play back video
Tap the playback icon on main screen. Go to
the playback list.
Or go to Menu--Video Playback
See section 6.1 page 12
Use the Intercom
Only available in single view mode
1. Press and hold icon on the monitor.
2. Speak into the microphone.
3. Release to hear reply.
Use power save mode for monitor
(video off) See 6.2.7 page 15
Pair new cameras See 6.4.1 page 18
6.SYSTEMMENUS
Tap the Menu icon in live view to enter the Main Menu of the system
Tap the section on the touchscreen to enter 6 different system menu selections.
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6.1VideoPlayback
When you go into the Video Playback menu, you’ll see the file directory sorted by different
cameras. Choose the camera you want to play back recorded file. You can locate the
recorded file by date and specific period of time.
CameraDatePeriod
When playing back a recording file, you can zoom in, delete and back up the file to a USB
drive by tapping the corresponding icons on top of the screen.
Please note: The back-up feature is only available when you have a USB memory drive
connected to the NVR. You can only back up one recording file at a time.
6.2SystemSetup
In System Setup, we have 7 selections: Language, Time Setup, Wireless Internet, Wireless
Channel, Camera Audio Enable, Volume Setup, Auto Close
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6.2.1Language
Select the system language you want to use. The default language is English.
6.2.2TimeSetup
If you choose to sync time with the server for the system, you need to choose the correct
time zone where the system is used.
If you choose not to sync the time with the server, you can set up the system date and time
manually here.
6.2.3WirelessInternet
To use the Remote View feature for the system, you need to enable the WLAN on the NVR.
We recommend using DHCP for the device. Check the Network Setup to see if DHCP is
enabled. If not using DHCP, you can also set up your own IP Address for the device.
Go to Hotspot list to choose a WiFi network for your device. Select your WiFi and input
the password for the router.
After you successfully add the device to your router, you can see the network status on
the screen.
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6.2.4WirelessChannel
This section is used to choose the channel of the wireless connection between the NVR and
the IP cameras. The default setting of Region is FCC and the WiFi channel is 1. If the
wireless connection between NVR and camera is working on your device, there’s no need to
change the setting here.
If there is interference in the wireless connection between the NVR and the cameras due to
other 2.4GHz devices in the area, you can try other channels until you find one that works.
6.2.5CameraAudioEnable
This is to enable audio for live view and recording files of each camera. The default setting is
ON for all channels. If audio recording is not allowed by local law, you can disable audio for
recording files.
6.2.6Volumesetup
This is used to adjust the volume for live view. You can also turn On/Off the volume from the
icon on the live view screen.
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6.2.7AutoClose
This is for the monitor “Power Save” feature. If you enable this feature, the monitor screen
will turn off after there’s no motion for a designated period of time. For example, if you
choose 10 minutes, when there’s no motion trigger from the cameras for 10 minutes, the
monitor screen will turn off. It will automatically turn on once there’s motion from the
cameras.
If you want to keep the monitor screen on all the time, make sure the Auto Close feature is
disabled.
6.3RecordSetup
Set up recording configurations in this section.
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6.3.1RecordSchedule
Set up schedules for motion recording. The default setting is to enable schedule 1 for 24/7
motion recording. That means the system will record any motion at any time.
If you do not want the system to record all motions all the time, you can modify the schedule.
Please note, you will need to modify schedule 1’s default setting. Select for channel, day and
time. You can set up multiple schedules for different cameras. A maximum of four recording
schedules are available.
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6.3.2StorageDevice
This 7” NVR records into a micro SD Card. The System supports up to 128GB memory.
Note: Please format SD card when you use it on this NVR for the first time. Go to
Menu—Record Setup—Storage Manage—Format—Yes.
6.3.3StorageManagement
It shows the storage device information in this section. You can also format the memory
here.
6.3.4Overwrite
Activating this function deletes the oldest files when you want to record new activity but the
memory card is full.
6.4MatchCode(Pairing)
In the Match Code section, you can pair additional cameras to the NVR. The NVR can then
recognize and display video from them. The cameras that come with this system are already
paired.
6.4.1PairadditionalcamerastotheNVR
1. Power on the camera. Wait until the working indicator on camera flashes rapidly, which
means the camera is in the pairing mode.
2. Tap Match Code. The NVR will start searching for the new camera. The originally
unpaired channel will show “Matching” status.
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3. Once the camera is paired to NVR, the camera working indicator should stay solid green
and the channel will show “Matched”.
4. Tap “Stop Add” and go back to the menu or live view. You can now see the new camera
displaying.
6.4.2Re‐Pairexistingcamera.
1. Delete the paired camera. Tap the “X” on existing camera which you want to pair again.
The camera status will change to “UnMatch”.
2. Press and hold the reset button on back of the camera until the working indicator flashes
rapidly, which means the camera is in the pairing mode. The reset process may take about
2~3 minutes.
3. Follow the pairing procedure in part 6.4.1 Pair additional (new) camera to the NVR.
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6.5AlarmSetup
6.5.1AlarmVolumeSetup
Adjusts volume for the alarms when there is motion detected. If you do not want an audible
alarm for motion, simply turn the volume to 0. You can also turn off the sound alarm for each
camera (see manual 6.5.3)
6.5.2MobileSplitScreen
When this feature is enabled, the monitor screen will pop up to full-screen view of whichever
camera has a motion trigger (motion alarm needs to be turned on for cameras).
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