Mini Gadgets HCWiFiHook User manual

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HIDDEN CAMERA WIFI
CLOTHING HANGER
SKU: HCWiFiHook
THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE HCWIFIHOOK
Please read this manual before operating the HCWiFiHook and keep it
handy.
Have you been concerned about the security of your hanging
belongings? Not anymore! With the new HCWifiHook you can rest
assured that any items you wish to hang on the hook will be
monitored.
Your purchase should include:
1 x HCWiFiHook
1 x USB Cable
1 x Mounting Plate
1 x Set of Mounting Screws
1 x Wall Adapter
1 x Clothing Hook
1 x Manual

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR HCWIFIHOOK

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OPERATING THE HCWIFIHOOK
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Allow the device to charge 4 –6 hours before
using.
HOW TO CHARGE HCWIFIHOOK
1. Plug USB cable into the USB port on the back of the device
2. Plug the other end of the USB cable into the AC adapter and
then plug into a wall power outlet
3. Alternatively you can charge the device by plugging it into a
usb port on a computer. This may cause the device to charge
at a slower rate.
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/apps/details?id=com.g_
zhang.myp2pcam&hl=en
oiPhone:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/p2plivecam/id78957
2618?mt=8
2. If you wish to enable SD Card recording you must insert a
MicroSD card into the unit.
3. To do so, unscrew the 4 screw on the underside of the unit
and carefully lift the back panel.
oCAUTION: There will be wires attaching the back panel
to the main unit. Use extreme care to make sure no
strain or pressure is placed on these wires.
4. Insert a MicroSD Card into the card slot on the circuit board.
5. Carefully replace the back panel and secure with the screws
removed in step 3.
CONNECTING TO YOUR DEVICE DIRECTLY
1. Turn the device on by switching the switch on the back of the
unit to the “ON” position.
2. Turn on your phone’s WiFi and wait up to 7 mins for the
device to generate a WiFi signal. The WiFi Signal name will
match the UID on the sticker on the back of the device.
3. Once the device generates its WiFi signal, connect to it via the
WiFi settings on your phone.
oNOTE: 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 WiFi Signal with your mobile device,
open the P2PLiveCam App.
oNOTE: For iOS devices you must wait until the WiFi
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.
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
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
camera. If you forget the password, you must do a factory reset on
the device. See the troubleshooting section below for instructions.

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CONNECTING THE DEVICE TO YOUR WIFI FOR REMOTE
VIEWING
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 WiFi password and press OK
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 WiFi successfully when the camera shows
Online in the home screen of the app. This may take up to 5
mins.
7. Once the device shows as Online, confirm that it connected to
your WiFi successfully by opening the settings app on your
phone and choosing your WiFi settings. If you connected
successfully, the device will no longer be generating its own
WiFi signal and you should be connected to your own WiFi.
oNOTE: If you still see a network broadcasting that is the
named after the UID on the back of your device,
connecting to your WiFi 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 WiFi 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.
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”.
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.

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RETRIEVE THE FILES TO YOUR PC
1. Remove the SDCard from your device.
2. Use an SD Card Reader (Not Provided) 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
Or…
Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk
4. Open the Removable Disk drive
5. Open the folder containing the files
6. Double click the file you want to view
TROUBLESHOOTING
THE DEVICE WON’T TURN ON
Charge the device for at least 4 hours before the first use.
Make sure the charging cable is securely inserted into the
device and into the power source while charging.
Reset the device by pressing the reset button for 5-7 seconds
while the unit is ON.
CANNOT RECORD TO SDCARD
Confirm you have inserted an SDCard into the unit
THE DEVICE ISN’T CHARGING
Use a different charging source or, if available, a different USB
cable.
HOW TO FACTORY RESET THE DEVICE
A factory reset will restore all settings to their original factory
settings
Factory reset will also return the device password back to its
factory setting (default password is 8888). If you have
customized this password, you will need to edit the camera
entry in P2PLiveCam and change the password back to default
in order to access your camera. To do this, press the settings
gear next to the camera entry and choose “Modify Device”.
Then enter the default password above and tap OK to save.
To factory reset, press the reset button for 10 seconds to
begin the reset process. Wait up to 7 mins for the process to
complete. When done, unit will generate its own WiFi signal
again and you can begin setting up the unit.

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OTHER PROBLEMS
Call our technical support at 770–694–6921
SPECIFICATIONS
Video Resolution
1280 x 720 @ 30 FPS
Video Format
ASF
Battery Life
3 Hours
Type of Memory
MicroSD Card
Memory Capacity
Up to 32GB
Recording Capacity
1GB ≈ 60 minutes
USB Interface
2.0 USB
Player Software
VLC
Default Password
8888
Time Date Stamp
Yes
Loop Recording
Yes
Operating Systems
Windows XP & Up
Mac OSX 10.5 & Up
Linux