Turcom TS-622 User manual

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Light Sensor
Adjustable Focus
Speaker
LED Indicators
Microphone
OVERVIEW
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The following accessories are included with your cyberView Camera
cyberView camera (x1)
Ethernet cord (x1)
DC power adapter (x1)
Mounng gear for wall or ceiling applicaons
oScrews (x2)
oDrywall anchor (x2)
All necessary hardware for installaon
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ACCESSORIES
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Navigang the app
The photo on the leis the Sign-in Page. You will
always be prompted to sign-in when you first open the
applicaon
You have two opons:
1.Sign in with your user name and password
2.Use the QR code on the box or the boom of your
camera to enter in the default name and password
(recommended for your first login)
Click the QR code box on the right of the
user name text field to enable this opon
CHAPTER 1: Navigating the Mobile Application
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DEVICE LIST: HOW TO USE THIS PAGE
This is your Main Page. It comes up aer you first
login
The image in the top le corner represents your
connected device. Mulple devices can be on one
account
The top le bar that has this symbol which
creates the drop-down menu shown on the right
The Drop-down
oControls Resoluon - HD 720P to a small
resoluon of 90P. HD is recommended for
best quality
oSengs – prompts you with another
menu (Figure 3 on the next page)
oExit – Exits the menu
CHAPTER 1: Navigating the Mobile Application
Figure 2
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SETTINGS MENU FROM THE MAIN PAGE
Figure 3 on the right is the Sengs page you can
access from the Device List page. It controls basic
funconality like noficaon and video opons.
Noficaon Center:
oSound – control whether or not
noficaons sent to your phone have
sound
oVibraon – control whether or not
noficaons sent to your phone have
vibraons
oNoficaon Ringtone – gives you up to six
opons for ringtone songs (Figure 4)
Video:
oBuffer me – controls the amount of video
recorded during a noficaon. Choose
between the seconds shown in Figure 5.
Others:
oSoware version – tells you what soware
version your Security camera is running.
oClear cache – removes any temporary
files, photos, or videos from your security
camera
CLICK THE TOP LEFT TO GO BACK TO THE MAIN
PAGE: DEVICE LIST
Figure 4
Figure 3
Figure 5
CHAPTER 1: Navigating the Mobile Application
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Figure 6 is your Live Recording page. It will
show you the live feed streaming from your
camera.
This page has five icons on top and three tabs
on boom. We will go into detail about the
four icons first and then the three tabs on the
next page.
FIVE ICONS:
Mute the audio coming from your device
Mute the microphone so your phone
speakers won’t output to the camera
Take a snapshot of the current camera
feed
Take a video that will connue to record
unl you manually stop the video
Settings tab for brightness, saturaon,
contrast, sharpness, and resoluon
(Figure 7)
NOTE: ALL IMAGES AND VIDEO FEED ARE GOING TO BE LOCALLY STORED IN THE CACHE AND IN THE SD
CARD IF YOU HAVE ONE INSTALLED
Figure 6
Figure 7
CHAPTER 1: Navigating the Mobile Application
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LIVE VIDEO FEED: THREE TABS
At the boom of your live video feed you will seethree tabs. We will go into detail about all of them. The
third one is in Chapter 2
Accesses the main live video feed. This is the page you should currently be on. This tab’s funconality is
described on the previous page of this manual
Accesses the local cache files and SD card files. On this tab you will be able to view any photos or video
recordings (Figure 8)
oTwo opons:
Local – view the cache files from
recent videos or photos. NOTE:
Do not rely on this for all of your
security needs. It will not
permanently save files
Records – view files stored on your
SD card.
oTo review a photo or video, you can click
on the video or photo and it will
automacally start playing the file
Tap on the LIVE tab to return to your life video
feed or the SETTINGS tab to access some of your
sengs.
CHAPTER 1: Navigating the Mobile Application
Figure 8
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Accesses all of your sengs for your live video, camera, and detecon preferences. This tab is the most
important tab in the manual because it controls most device funconality
Ref. Figure 9 for the main page
About – Basic device informaon (Figure 10)
Nickname – give your device an alias or nickname and click apply
when you’re done (Figure 11)
Device admin password (Figure 12)
oOld password – enter
in your old password.
When you’re first
seng a password
the “Old password”
will be the default
oNew Password – enter in the password that you want. Try
to make it hard to guess
oConfirm Password – retype the new password into this
text field and then click “Apply” at the boom
CHAPTER 2: Navigating the Settings Menu
Figure 9
Figure 10
Figure 11
Figure 12
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Device Guest Password (Figure 13)
Who is a guest? A guest
password can be entered as an
alternave password for your
camera. Anyone who enters it
can also have access to your
video feed but with limited
funconality and no access to adjust seng (ideal for
babysiers, guests, temporary access, children, etc.)
oAdmin password – enter in your current password
oGuest password – enter in the new password for guest
access only
oConfirm password – retype the new password to
confirm that you entered it correctly
Network
oConfigure your WI-FI sengs to your security camera.
This network can be automacally connected aer you
enter the password once
OSD (Figure 14)
oO.S.D. – Over Screen Display. Displays text, me, date,
and the name of your device over your video feed.
NOTE: this is ideal if you want your security camera to
record dates and mes of events
oNick – the name of your device
oDisplay date, me, and day are all similar in
funconality. Once you enable them, you will be able
to synchronize them with your security camera’s date
and me based on locaon (eg. TEST, PST, 12:30:15,
04/05/2016)
SD card (Figure 15)
oStatus – informs you if you have an SD card inserted or
not
oCapacity – memory size of your SD card
oUsage – memory used in your SD card
oValid – memory correctly formaed for your SD card
oFormat
When you first insert your SD card you will
need to format it for storing the correct type
of data. Click > Format > Wait for it to be
formaed. NOTE: only do this once per card
Figure 13
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CHAPTER 2: Navigating the Settings Menu
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oUnmount
Before removing any SD card from your
camera, click this button to ensure you have no
data corruption
oFix
Cleans the data or fixes an improperly
formaed card
Moon and Noficaon (Figure 16)
Control the moon and I/O alarm sengs from this page. In
order to set these alarms press “Turn alert on” which is the
buon on the boom.
oMoon Detecon (Figure 17)
Control the sengs for moon detecons
sensivity. Day and night can be separately
set
Day:
o0: will not be sensivity to
moon which means it will
not detect moon.
o100: will be extremely
sensive to moon. Detects
anything in the camera that
moves
Night:
o0: will not be sensivity to
moon which means it will
not detect moon.
o100: will be extremely
sensive to moon. Detects
anything in the camera that
moves
Moon alert
Snapshots – will take a snapshot
whenever moon is detected
Record – will record a short video clip
whenever moon is detected
IO Alarm – sets off you 3rd party IO
alarm (ADVANCED USERS ONLY)
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Figure 17
CHAPTER 2: Navigating the Settings Menu
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oI/O Alarm (ADVANCED USERS ONLY)
I/O Alarms are third party input-output alarm systems. This security camera is capable of
synching up with a burglar alarm or your own personal alarm system.
Control the way your security camera
responds to the third party IO alarm system
Schedule Recording (Figure 18)
Create a schedule which will begin and end recording
on certain dates and during certain mes.
o24/7 – record all video feed all of the me
NOTE: this is not recommended as it
will take up most of your memory
within the first few days
oSchedule 1
Begin me – it will start recording at
this me
End me – it will stop recording at
this me
Day – it will being recording at the
preset mes on this day
NOTE: this is set in days of
the week; Monday, Tuesday,
etc.
Day/Time (Figure 19)
Set the date and time for your device
oDay – set the year, month, and day
oTime – set the hour, minute, and second
oAuto sync – set the me to your phone’s
oTime server – set the me to a unique server
(Advanced users only)
oTime zone – set the me to your me zone
oClick “Apply” when you’re done
System sengs (Figure 20)
oUpgrade – install and update your security
camera to the newest soware
oRestore to factory sengs – resets all of your
soware to factory sengs, which means
usernames, passwords, local cache, etc. will
all be reset.
oRestart device – reset your device
temporarily
Note: does not erase data or
important informaon
CHAPTER 2: Navigating the Settings Menu
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Figure 19
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Others (Figure 21)
oSpeaker – Control the volume of the speaker
oMicrophone – Control the microphone sensivity
oFlip – flip the image of your camera
oPower frequency – 50hz or 60hz if you have
different audio input/output devices
NOTE: do not change if you are using the
default microphone/speaker system
CHAPTER 2: Navigating the Settings Menu
Figure 21
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