FRIEDLAND FGGA0501WWE User manual

© Novar Electrical Devices and Systems Limited (a Honeywell Company) 2013 50083164-001
The Arnold Center, Paycocke Road, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3EA (UK) Rev. A
IP Camera |
FGGA0501WWE / FGGA05* Series / HIS5A
ENGLISH Installation and Operation Manual 2
DEUTSCH Installations- und Bedienungshandbuch 13
NEDERLANDS Installatie- en bedieningshandleiding 24
FRANÇAIS Manuel d'installation et d'utilisation 35
ESPAÑOL Manual de instalación y funcionamiento 46
ITALIANO Manuale di installazione e uso 57
PORTUGUÊS Manual de instalação e funcionamento 68

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Table of Contents
1Intended use ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2Safety ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Product.......................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 Power supply unit.......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Installation..................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3Description.............................................................................................................................................................................. 3
3.1 Package contents........................................................................................................................................................... 3
3.2 Required tools ............................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.3 System requirements .................................................................................................................................................... 4
4Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
5Installation .............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
5.1 Assembling the camera ................................................................................................................................................. 5
5.2 Installing the camera ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.3 Electrical installation ..................................................................................................................................................... 6
5.4 Viewing video from the camera .................................................................................................................................... 7
6Wireless connection setup...................................................................................................................................................... 8
6.1Wireless connection (router without WPS button) ....................................................................................................... 8
6.2 Wireless connection (router with WPS button) ............................................................................................................ 9
7Operation ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
7.1 Live-viewing the camera................................................................................................................................................ 9
7.2 Recording video to the Micro SD card ........................................................................................................................... 9
7.2.1 Manually recording video ......................................................................................................................................... 9
7.2.2 Recording video with security detectors .................................................................................................................. 9
7.3 Playing back video files from the Internet................................................................................................................... 10
7.4 Backing up video files from the Micro SD card on the PC ........................................................................................... 10
7.5 Playing back video files stored on the PC .................................................................................................................... 10
8Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................................................... 11
9Technical data ....................................................................................................................................................................... 11
10 Disposal and recycling........................................................................................................................................................... 12
11 EC declaration of conformity................................................................................................................................................. 12
12 Guarantee ............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
13 Customer support ................................................................................................................................................................. 12

1Intended use
The FGGA0501WWE / FGGA05* Series / HIS5A kit is a wireless indoor IP camera. You can view and capture video and store it on
a memory card.
2Safety
2.1 Product
Keep all safety warnings and instructions for future reference.
Obey the local regulations applicable to the installation of the product.
Install the devices in dry, well-ventilated environments (exception for external components). Do not install the
devices in humid environments (e.g. bathrooms).
Do not expose the devices to direct sunlight or high temperatures.
Do not attempt to open the devices.
2.2 Power supply unit
Make sure that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate.
Do not try to replace the charger unit with a regular mains plug.
2.3 Installation
Wear safety gloves when drilling into walls.
Wear safety glasses when drilling into walls.
Make sure that there are no electrical wires and water pipes when drilling into walls.
Position ladders onto a level and stable surface and at a safe angle.
3Description
3.1 Package contents
Part
Description
Part
Description
Part
Description
Wireless camera
(1x)
Power adaptor
(5V/1A)
Manual
Camera stand
(1x)
Ethernet cable
(RJ45 / 0.5m)
(1x)
Fasteners
(1x)
Micro SD card
(1x)
Note:
If you replace the supplied Micro SD card, make sure that the new Micro SD card is formatted into FAT32 format on a Windows
PC before inserting it into the camera.

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3.2 Required tools
Tool
Description
Tool
Description
Safety glasses
Bradawl
Safety gloves
Phillips screwdriver
(#2)
Memory card reader for PC
(if PC has no built-in memory
card reader)
Masonry drill bit
(20 mm)
Electric drill
Masonry drill bit
(5 mm)
Hammer
3.3 System requirements
You must install and set up a GlobalGuard home alarm system and create an online account before you install the
FGGA0501WWE / FGGA05* Series / HIS5A kit.
Operating system
Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
Web browser
Internet Explorer 6.x (or higher)
Central processing unit (CPU)
Pentium 4: 1 GHz (or higher)
VGA card resolution
800x600 (or higher)
Video memory size
128 Mb (or higher)
Internet bandwidth
512 kbps
(recommended upload speed for 1 camera)
Memory card
Micro SD: 4 GB (included) / 32 GB (supported)
4Overview
1. Microphone
2. Lens
3. WPS button
4. Micro SD card indicator (yellow)
5. Ethernet connection indicator (blue)
6. Internet connection indicator (red)
7. Infrared LED
8. Memory card holder
9. Power jack
10. Mounting point for camera stand
11. Ethernet jack

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5Installation
5.1 Assembling the camera
1. Assemble the camera stand.
2. Tighten the camera (1) onto the camera stand. Set the
camera to the correct angle. Tighten the knob (2).
3. Loosen the thumbscrew (3).
4. Set the camera (1) to the correct position.
5. Tighten the thumbscrew (3).
5.2 Installing the camera
The camera has a built-in infrared LED to allow you to view at night for 24-hour surveillance. The LED will automatically activate
at night and the picture viewed will turn to black and white. The night vision range is up to 10 metres. If necessary, use a lamp
to improve night vision.
Position the camera in view of a door/window contact detector or a PIR movement detector. The camera can record video
after a security detector has been triggered by an intruder provided the camera has been setup with same location setting as
the security detector.
The camera has an open-field radio-frequency operating range of up to 100 metres. The amount by which the wireless range
will reduce depends on the obstruction between the camera and the wireless router. The effect on the range of multiple walls
is cumulative.
Wall type
Range reduction
Dry-lined partition wall
10-30%
Single-layer brick wall
20-40%
Double-layer brick wall
30-70%
Metal panel/radiator
90-100%

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Wall
Ceiling
1. Use the camera stand to mark the position of the
mounting holes on the wall or the ceiling.
2. Drill mounting holes (5 mm) into the wall or the ceiling
according to the mounting slots in the camera stand.
3. Insert a supplied wall plug into each mounting hole.
4. Tighten the camera stand to the wall using the supplied
screws.
5. Tighten the camera onto the camera stand. Set the
camera to the correct angle. Tighten the knob.
6. Loosen the thumbscrew.
7. Set the camera to the correct position.
8. Tighten the thumbscrew.
9. Connect the power adaptor to the camera.
10. Switch on the camera.
11. Check the live-view video from the website.
12. If necessary, adjust the camera angle.
5.3 Electrical installation
1. Connect the camera as shown.
The Internet connection indicator lights continuously to
indicate that the Internet connection is successful.
Note:
The camera must be connected to the same local network as
the IP gateway to ensure recording.

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5.4 Viewing video from the camera
1. Log in to the website
https://GlobalGuard.Friedland.co.uk on your PC.
a) Enter your account information:
“Home ID”, “Admin/User ID”, ”Password”.
b) Enter the 4-digit code.
c) Click “Login”.
2. Add the new camera:
a) Click “Settings”.
b) Click “IP CAM Settings”.
c) Click “Add IPCAM” to add a new camera.
d) Enter the MAC address of the camera.
(The MAC address is printed on the camera.)
Note:
Follow the on-screen instructions for registering the camera
to operate with your system correctly.
3. Assign advanced settings to the camera:
- “Camera Info”: camera number(automatically
assigned to the camera)
- “Assign Location”: camera location
- “Assign Camera Name”: camera name
- “Enable Wifi Function”: to switch the Wi-Fi
function on/off.
- “Audio”: to switch the audio on/off.
The indicator on the IP gateway comes on to indicate that the
new camera has been added to your system:
Note:
The 4 indicators s the connection status of up to 8 cameras:
- If you connect camera 1-4, indicators 1-4 will become
green.
- If you add camera 5, indicator 1 will become orange
(etc.).
- If you disconnect camera 1 but camera 5 is still active,
indicator 1 will become red (etc.).
4. Click “Camera View”.
5. Select the camera.
6. Click “View”.

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6Wireless connection setup
6.1 Wireless connection (router without WPS button)
1. Log in to the website
https://GlobalGuard.Friedland.co.uk on your PC.
2. Click “Settings”.
3. Click “IP CAM Settings”.
4. Select the camera (1).
5. Select the Wi-Fi function (2).
6. Select the audio (3).
7. Enter the wireless security settings (4):
- Wireless Network: Enter the name of the
wireless network of the router (SSID).
- Security Type: Select “None”, “WEP” or
“WPA/WPA2-PSK”.
- WEP Mode: Select “64-bit (5 char)”, “64-bit
(10 hex)”, “128-bit (13 char)” or “128-bit (26 hex)”.
Enter the WEP key.
- WPA-PSK Mode: Select “TKIP” or “AES”. Enter
the WPA-PSK key.
Note: “WPA2-PSK” is also supported. “WPA
Enterprise” and “WPA2 Enterprise” are not supported.
8. Click “Apply” (5) to save the changes. Wait for
approximately one minute.
Note:
The IP camera must be connected to the same local
network as the IP gateway.
9. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the camera to
start the wireless connection. The indicators on the
camera come on and go off alternately. Within one
minute, the indicators on the camera will go off and
the camera will restart.
If the wireless connection has been established, the
Ethernet connection indicator will flash and the
Internet connection indicator and the Micro SD card
indicator will light continuously.
Note:
-If you change the camera to another location, disconnect the power adaptor from the wall socket, move the camera to the
required location and connect the power adaptor to the wall socket again. If you move the camera much further away from
the wireless router, check the signal strength of the wireless connection using the signal strength meter on your PC or
smartphone as a guide.
-If you use the wired Ethernet connection, connect the Ethernet cable to camera again. If the wireless connection between
the camera and the router is poor, a wired connection may also be required.

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6.2 Wireless connection (router with WPS button)
1. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the camera to start
the wireless connection.
2. Press and release the WPS button on the router. Within
one minute, press and release the WPS button on the
camera. The indicators on the camera come on and go
off alternately. Within one minute, the indicators on the
camera will go off.
If the wireless connection has been established, the
Ethernet connection indicator will come on.
7Operation
7.1 Live-viewing the camera
1. Log in to the website
https://GlobalGuard.Friedland.co.uk on your PC.
2. Click “Camera View”.
3. Select the camera.
4. Click “View”.
Note:
The Apple/Android GlobalGuard apps can be used to view
cameras connected to your system. Download and install the
app from the App Store (Apple) or from Google Play
(Android). Use your login details for your GlobalGuard online
account to sign in.
7.2 Recording video to the Micro SD card
7.2.1 Manually recording video
1. Click “REC” to start recording for approximately 30 seconds.
2. Click “REC” again 1x to stop recording.
7.2.2 Recording video with security detectors
If a door/window contact detector or a PIR movement detector is triggered while your alarm system is armed, the IP gateway
will locate the corresponding IP camera in the same location and inform it to start recording for approximately 30 seconds.
Note:
If the camera location is set to “None”, it will record whenever any detector is triggered.
All cameras will record when the control panel detects event conditions of “Panic”, “Tamper”, “Fire” and “Duress”
regardless of the location the camera is set to.

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7.3 Playing back video files from the Internet
1. Log in to the website
https://GlobalGuard.Friedland.co.uk on your PC.
2. Click “Video Playback”.
3. Select the camera.
4. Click the icon to refresh the playback list.
5. Click the file name.
Video file name format
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
2011
12
27
15
32
40
000
Year
Month
Day
Hour
Minute
Second
suffix to
file name
7.4 Backing up video files from the Micro SD card on the PC
1. Remove the Micro SD card from the camera.
2. Insert the Micro SD card into a suitable memory card reader for your PC.
- If your PC can read Micro SD cards directly, insert the Micro SD card into the built-in memory card reader.
- If your PC cannot read Micro SD cards directly, use a suitable external memory card reader.
3. After your PC detects the storage device, copy the folder with the video files onto a location on your PC.
4. If the process is completed, remove the Micro SD card from the memory card reader.
5. Insert the micro SD card into the camera.
6. Switch off the camera, wait for a few seconds and switch on the camera again to make sure that the camera can reboot
its functionality correctly.
7.5 Playing back video files stored on the PC
If video files are stored on your PC, you can play back the files on the PC using the GlobalGuard CamPlay software.
1. Launch Internet Explorer on your PC.
2. Go to the website “https://GlobalGuard.Friedland.co.uk”.
3. Download the GlobalGuard CamPlay software and the GlobalGuard software manual.
4. Install the software.
5. Open the software.
6. Refer to the section “GlobalGuard Camplay software” in the GlobalGuard software manual.
Note: Not all features of the GlobalGuard CamPlay software are applicable for the GlobalGuard Camera.