Wiseup WIFI07 User manual

WIFI07
User Guide (Android Version)
I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
7. Power/Reset Button
8. WAN Indicator Light
9. LAN Indicator Light
10. Battery Charge Indicator Light
11. Restart Button
12. USB Port
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

I. Product Overview
1. Camera Lens
2. IR LEDs
3. Set Button
4. Plus Button
5. Rechargeable Backup Battery
6. Micro SD card Slot
II. What’s in the Box
-1× WIFI Camera Clock
-1× USB Cable
-1× AC110-240V to DC 5V Charging Adapter
-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)
III. Before You Start
3.1. Get the Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Open back cover, put the backup battery in place and plug it into AC power
using the power adapter included, time display will be light on.
3.1.2. Press the Set Button once and the hour will start flashing, then press the
Plus Button to adjust the current hour.
3.1.3. Press the Set Button once again to save the hour setting and the minute will
start flashing, then press the Plus Button to adjust the current minute.
3.1.4. Press the Set Button to save the minute setting. Press the Plus Button to
choose 12-hour or 24-hour display mode, then press the Set Button once to save
the setting.
3.2. Get the WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Please make sure the 8GB Micro SD card provided has been formatted
already and is securely fitted into the camera’s SD card slot. If you want to use a
larger Micro SD card, we recommend you to use SDHC Class 10 Micro SD cards.
3.2.2. Power the camera on by pressing and holding the Power Button for 2
seconds. Wait about 15 seconds or so, you will see the LAN indicator light glow
solid yellow, which means the camera’s WIFI signal is ready.
IV. Network Setup
4.1. Install the “Camwf” APP on your smartphone or tablet PC
Search for “Camwf” in Google Play Store and install it on your smartphone or tablet
PC.
4.2. P2P Connection Setup (LAN Mode)
4.2.1. Go to the WIFI or WLAN Setting page on your smartphone or tablet PC,
connect your mobile device to the camera’s WIFI signal named “RT-*****”. Wait for
the WIFI to be connected and your phone status bar will appear WIFI symbol as
below:
[Note]: If the camera’s WIFI signal cannot be found after a long time, please reset it (See
VIII) or recharge the backup battery only if the camera is powered by the backup battery
(See X).
4.2.2. Run the “Camwf” APP.
4.2.3. Add the camera to the “Camwf” APP as below:
Tap “+” icon > Search for the Camera > Tap the camera’s UID > Tap OK.
4.2.4. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the camera’s P2P
(LAN) setup is successful. The LAN indicator light will be solid yellow. You can
check or record video in the P2P (LAN) mode.
[Note]: In this P2P (LAN) mode, you can only view video locally, within 15 meters (49
feet) open range.
Tips: On the live video screen, you can gently put your index finger and thumb on
the screen then slide in and outward directions on a specific area to zoom in and
out.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN Mode)
>> Before remote view setup, please make sure that the camera is successfully
added to the APP and it's online in the P2P (LAN) mode.
4.3.1. Launch the “Camwf ” APP.
4.3.2. Follow the steps below to set up remote view function:
Step 1: On the home page, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera setting”
in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “manage WI-FI networks” at the
“WIFI Setting” section.
Step 3: Select a desired WIFI hotspot to enroll the camera in.
Step 4: Tap “OK” to complete the remote view setup and the camera will reboot
automatically.
Step 5: Exit the “Camwf” APP.
[Note]: If a wrong password is entered, or if the device failed to connect to the router, we
recommend you reset the camera to factory default in the P2P mode. To do this, press the
Reset Button twice.
How to check if remote view function works?
1. Back to the WIFI or WLAN setting page on your phone or mobile device, exit
your phone or mobile device from the current WIFI network, enroll your phone or
mobile device in another WIFI hotspot, or you can turn off the WIFI or WLAN
function, enable your mobile network data.
2. Make sure your phone or mobile device has Internet access, launch the
“Camwf” APP again. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page, it means the
remote view setup is successful and the camera has entered into WAN mode. You
can go ahead to view live video or recorded video remotely from any location. The
WAN Indicator light will be solid yellow.
Tips: If the camera shows “Connection failed” on the home page, tap the
Refreshing icon and wait for 1 minute, then try again. If the connection still fails,
that means you need to reset the camera (See VIII) and set up all over again.
V. Motion Detection Recording Setup
>> Please make sure that the camera is added to the APP before you start.
5.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
5.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Camera setting” in the
popup window.
5.3. On the “Advanced Setting” page, turn on “SD Record” and “Motion
Detection” function.
5.4. Tap “OK” to complete the Motion Detection Video Recording setting.
5.5. When a movement is detected, the camera will record a video to the Micro SD
card automatically.
5.6. Back to the home page, tap the gear icon and choose “SD Download” in
the popup window. You can download the video files from the Micro SD card and
play them back on your smartphone or tablet PC.
[Note]: Video Resolution: 1280×720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Recording Video Directly to Smartphone or Tablet PC
>> Please make sure the camera is successfully added to the APP and it's online
in the LAN or WAN mode before you start.
6.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP. Tap the camera icon to get into the live video
screen.
6.2. Tap the remote video recording button once to start or stop recording video.
The video files will be saved on your mobile device or phone's flash memory. These
video files will come without audio.
6.3. Check out the video files.
Option 1: On the live video screen, tap the gallery icon to check out the
recorded images and video files on the phone.
Option 2: On the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “View
Snapshot” in the popup window to check out the taken images and video files.
VII. Recording Video to the Local Micro SD Card Continuously
>> Please make sure the camera is added successfully to the APP and the network
connection is good before you start.
7.1. Launch the “Camwf” APP.
7.2. Tap the gear icon on the home page screen and then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
7.3. Turn on “SD Record” function and turn off “Motion Detection” function.
7.4. Tap “OK” to complete the SD card recording setting and the camera will record
video to the Micro SD card continuously.
7.5. Follow 5.6 to access the video files.
[Note]:
1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.
2). If the outlet power is cut off, the camera can still record video for 4 hours continuously
with the backup battery.
3). Video Resolution: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Resetting
If for any reason the camera stops working or isn’t working properly, a quick reset
will restore it back to factory default settings.
Option1: When the camera is powered on, press the Reset Button twice to reset
all settings to factory default, the camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and
WAN indicator lights will be illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera
will restart automatically to default settings in 5 seconds.
Option 2: In LAN or WAN mode, tap the gear icon on the home page screen
and choose “Reset” in the popup window to reset all settings to factory default, the
camera will back to P2P Mode. The LAN and WAN indicator lights will be
illuminated for 5 seconds and then go out. The camera will restart automatically to
default settings in 5 seconds.
IX. Renaming Camera & Changing Password
>> Please confirm that the camera is added to the APP, and it is online in the P2P
(LAN) mode before you start.
9.1. Launch the APP “Camwf”.
9.2. Change the camera name as below:
Step 1: Tap the gear icon on the home page then choose “Account Setting” in
the popup window.
Step 2: Clear the default name and type in names like home, office, bedroom, etc.
Step 3: Tap “OK” to confirm the change.
9.3. Change the password as below:
Step 1: Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon then choose “Camera
Setting” in the popup window.
Step 2: On the “Advanced Setting” page, tap “Modify Security Code” in the
“Security Code Setting” section.
Step 3: Type in the default password “888888”, then enter a new password and
re-enter it, finally tap “OK” to save the change.
How to check if the new password works?
1. Back to the home page screen, tap the gear icon and remove the current
camera.
2. Follow chapter 4.2.3 to re-add the camera to the “Camwf” APP, and remember
to enter your new password before tapping “OK” to confirm.
3. If the camera shows “Online” on the home page screen, that means the
password has been changed successfully. If it shows “Wrong Password”, then
you need to reset a new password.
X. Charging Backup Battery
10.1. Put the backup battery in place then connect the camera to an outlet AC
power supply by using the charging adapter and USB cable provided.
10.2. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will be illuminated yellow during the
charging process.
10.3. It will take 8 hours to obtain a full charge.
10.4. The Battery Charge Indicator Light will turn off when the backup battery is
fully recharged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why can’t I find the camera’s WIFI signal on my smartphone or tablet PC?
A: There are 4 solutions to this problem:
1. Take out the backup battery, plug the camera into an outlet power supply by
using the USB cable provided. Wait 2 minutes for the WIFI signal SSID to appear.
2. Reset the camera (See VIII), then wait for the WIFI signal SSID to show up.
3. Keep your phone or mobile device within the camera’s WIFI hotspot range,
refreshing the WIFI signal page. It may take up to 2 minutes for the hotspot to
become recognizable on your phone or mobile device's WIFI setting page.
4. Shut off your phone or mobile device’s WIFI function for a while, then turn it on
to search again.
Q: The APP cannot find the camera after choosing “Search”?
A: Ensure your phone or mobile device is still connecting to the camera’s WIFI
signal. Ensure your camera is powered by the outlet power supply or the back-up
battery is fully charged.
Q: Why live video screen shows up black and a searching circle spins in
center but nothing ever displays?
A: If the camera connected WIFI speed is low, wait 10-30 seconds for live video to
appear. Or you can exit the live video screen and get into the screen again in a
minute.
Q: The camera is not holding my Wifi settings and continues to show that the
camera is offline?
A: Make sure the camera is inside the range of good WIFI signal. Or if you are
using the backup battery, check if the power adapter is connected properly for long
time use.
Q: Will the camera still work if the power goes out?
A: If the camera is in P2P (LAN) mode, the camera can still work and record video
as long as the backup battery provides power for the camera to run. If the camera
is in WAN mode, it will not work until power is restored and the Internet access is
available.
Q: How to add the camera to more devices?
A: Make sure that camera is in WAN mode already. Then launch the “Camwf” APP
on your other Android phone or tablet PC, tap “+” icon, input the camera UID (a
unique combination of numbers and letters specific to your camera). Finally, tap
“OK” to add the camera to the APP.
Q: What to do if I forget my password?
A: You will have to reset the device to factory settings; press the reset Button twice,
delete the camera in the Camwf APP and re-add it.
Q: The camera does not record any video to the Micro SD card?
A: Power off the camera, take out the Micro SD card, format the SD card, then
insert it to the SD card slot again, power on the camera again.
Q: My PC computer is unable to read the SD card directly from the device?
A: Remove the SD card from the camera, then use a card reader to read it on your
PC. Make sure the camera is powered off before removing the Micro SD card.
Q: How many mobile devices can connect to the camera at the same time?
A: No limit.
Q: How many cameras are supported on the mobile application?
A: No limit.
Q: How to turn on the IR LEDs?
A: When the illumination is below 10 lux, the IR LEDs will be turned on
automatically. The IR distance is 2 meters.
Q: How to play back the video saved in the Micro SD card?
A: Use a card reader to read and play back the video on your PC computer. Or use
the “Camwf” APP to play back (See 5.5)
Q: Is there any PC client software I can use on my computer?
A: PC client software download link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
Q: Why the camera doesn’t respond after I press the reset button twice?
A: If the WAN and LAN indicator lights don’t react like the chapter VIII said, that
means you didn’t press the Reset Button right. Please try it again.
Q: Why is time display not stable, always blinking?
A: If you are using the backup battery, please recharge it. If not, check if he power
adapter is connected properly.

WIFI07
Benutzerhandbuch (Android Version)
I. Produktübersicht
1. Kameraobjektiv
2. IR-LEDs
3. Taste drücken
4. Plus-Taste
5. Wiederaufladbare Unterstützungsbatterie
6. Mikro-Sd-Einbauschlitz
II. Was ist in der Box
-1 × WIFI Kamera-Taktgeber
-1 × USB-Kabel
-1 × AC110-240V zu DC 5V aufladenadapter
-1 × 8GB Micro SD-Karte (in den Micro SD-Kartensteckplatz bereits eingebaut)
III. Bevor du anfängst
3.1. Holen Sie sich das Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Öffnen Sie die rückseitige Abdeckung, setzen Sie die Sicherungsbatterie an
und schließen Sie sie an Wechselstrom an, indem Sie das mitgelieferte Netzteil
verwenden, die Zeitanzeige leuchtet auf.
3.1.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Set-Taste und die Stunde beginnt zu blinken, und
drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die aktuelle Stunde einzustellen.
3.1.3. Drücken Sie erneut die Set-Taste, um die Stundeneinstellung zu speichern,
und die Minute beginnt zu blinken, und drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die
aktuelle Minute einzustellen.
3.1.4. Drücken Sie die Set-Taste, um die Minuteneinstellung zu speichern.
Drücken Sie die Plus-Taste, um den 12-Stunden- oder 24-Stunden-Anzeigemodus
auszuwählen, und drücken Sie dann einmal die Set-Taste, um die Einstellung zu
speichern.
3.2. Holen Sie sich das WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die 8GB Micro SD-Karte bereits formatiert
wurde und sicher in den SD-Kartensteckplatz der Kamera eingesetzt ist. Wenn Sie
eine größere Micro SD Karte verwenden möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen SDHC
Class 10 Micro SD Karten zu verwenden.
3.2.2. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang
gedrückt halten. Warten Sie etwa 15 Sekunden oder so, sehen Sie die
LAN-Anzeige leuchtet leuchtend gelb, was bedeutet, dass das WIFI-Signal der
Kamera bereit ist.
IV. Netzwerkeinrichtung
4.1. Installieren Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet PC
Suchen Sie nach "Camwf" im Google Play Store und installieren Sie es auf Ihrem
Smartphone oder Tablet PC.
4.2. P2P-Verbindungseinrichtung (LAN-Modus)
4.2.1. Gehen Sie zur WLAN- oder WLAN-Einstellungsseite auf Ihrem Smartphone
oder Tablet PC, verbinden Sie Ihr mobiles Gerät mit dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera
"RT-*****". Warten Sie, bis das WIFI angeschlossen ist und die Statusleiste Ihres
Telefons erscheint WIFI-Symbol wie unten:
[Hinweis]: Wenn das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nach langer Zeit nicht gefunden werden
kann, setzen Sie es bitte zurück (siehe VIII) oder laden Sie die Backup-Batterie nur dann
auf, wenn die Kamera von der Pufferbatterie mit Strom versorgt wird (siehe X).
4.2.2. Führen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.2.3. Fügen Sie die Kamera zum "Camwf" APP wie folgt hinzu:
Tippen Sie auf das Symbol "+"> Suchen Sie nach der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf die
UID der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf OK.
4.2.4. Wenn die Kamera auf der Homepage "Online" anzeigt, ist das P2P (LAN)
Setup der Kamera erfolgreich. Die LAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb. Sie können Videos
im P2P (LAN) -Modus überprüfen oder aufzeichnen.
[Hinweis]:In diesem P2P (LAN) -Modus können Sie Video nur lokal, im Umkreis von 15
Metern (49 Fuß) öffnen.
Tipps: Auf dem Live-Videobildschirm können Sie Ihren Zeigefinger und Daumen
vorsichtig auf dem Bildschirm positionieren und dann in eine Richtung nach innen
und nach außen schieben, um hinein- und herauszuzoomen.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN-Modus)
>> Stellen Sie vor der Installation der Fernsicht sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich
zum APP hinzugefügt wurde und im P2P-Modus (LAN) online ist.
4.3.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.3.2. Gehen Sie folgendermaßen vor, um die Remote-View-Funktion einzurichten:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf der Startseite auf das Zahnradsymbol Wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" auf "WI-FI-Netzwerke
verwalten" im Abschnitt "WIFI-Einstellungen".
Schritt 3: Wählen Sie einen gewünschten WIFI-Hotspot, um die Kamera einzuschreiben.
Schritt 4: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um das Setup der Fernansicht abzuschließen, und
die Kamera wird automatisch neu gestartet.
Schritt 5: Verlassen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
[Hinweis]: Wenn ein falsches Passwort eingegeben wurde oder das Gerät keine
Verbindung zum Router herstellen konnte, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die Kamera im P2P-Modus
auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Drücken Sie dazu die Reset-Taste zweimal.
Wie kann ich überprüfen, ob die Remote-View-Funktion funktioniert?
1. Schalten Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon oder Mobilgerät aus dem aktuellen WIFI-Netzwerk
zurück, melden Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon in einem anderen WIFI-Hotspot an oder
schalten Sie die WIFI- oder WLAN-Funktion aus , Aktivieren Sie Ihre mobilen
Netzwerkdaten.
2. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Ihr Telefon oder Ihr mobiles Gerät über einen
Internetzugang verfügt. Starten Sie die Anwendung "Camwf" erneut. Wenn die
Kamera auf der Startseite "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass die Fernansicht
erfolgreich ist und die Kamera in den WAN-Modus gelangt ist. Sie können
vorgehen, um Live-Video oder aufgezeichnete Video von jedem Ort entfernt. Die
WAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb.
7. Netzschalter / Reset-Taste
8. WAN-Anzeigeleuchte
9. LAN-Kontrollleuchte
10. Batterie-Ladeanzeige
11. Neustart-Taste
12. USB-Anschluss
Tipps: Wenn auf der Startseite "Verbindung fehlgeschlagen" angezeigt wird,
tippen Sie auf das Symbol zum Aktualisieren und warten Sie 1 Minute, und versuchen
Sie es dann erneut. Wenn die Verbindung immer noch fehlschlägt, bedeutet dies, dass
Sie die Kamera zurücksetzen müssen (siehe VIII) und alles neu einrichten müssen.
V. Bewegungserkennung Aufnahme-Setup
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera dem APP vor dem Start hinzugefügt
wird.
5.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
5.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
5.3. Aktivieren Sie auf der Seite "Advanced Setting" die Funktion "SD Record"
und "Motion Detection".
5.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Motion Detection Video Recording-Einstellung
abzuschließen.
5.5. Wenn eine Bewegung erkannt wird, nimmt die Kamera automatisch ein Video
auf die Micro SD Karte auf.
5.6. Zurück zur Startseite tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "SD-Download". Sie können die Videodateien von der Micro SD-Karte
herunterladen und wieder auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet-PC wiedergeben.
[Hinweis]: Videoentschließung: 1280 × 720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Videoaufnahme direkt auf Smartphone oder Tablet PC
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und im LAN- oder WAN-Modus online ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
6.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP. Tippen Sie auf das Kamerasymbol, um in den
Live-Bildschirm zu gelangen.
6.2. Tippen Sie einmal auf die Fernbedienung, um das Video aufzunehmen. Die
Videodateien werden auf dem Mobilgerät oder dem Flash-Speicher Ihres Telefons
gespeichert. Diese Video-Dateien kommen ohne Audio.
6.3. Schauen Sie sich die Video-Dateien.
Option 1: Tippen Sie auf dem Live-Videobildschirm auf das Galeriesymbol , um
die aufgezeichneten Bilder und Videodateien auf dem Telefon abzurufen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie auf dem Startbildschirm auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster die Option "Snapshot ansehen", um die aufgenommenen
Bilder und Videodateien abzurufen.
VII. Videoaufnahme zur lokalen Mikro-Sd-Karte ununterbrochen
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und die Netzwerkverbindung gut ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
7.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
7.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem Startbildschirm und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
7.3. Schalten Sie die Funktion "SD Record" ein und deaktivieren Sie die Funktion
"Motion Detection".
7.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die SD-Kartenaufnahme-Einstellung abzuschließen,
und die Kamera nimmt kontinuierlich Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf.
7,5. Klicken Sie auf 5.6, um auf die Videodateien zuzugreifen.
[Hinweis]:
1). Ein Videoclip wird alle 3 Minuten automatisch generiert und gespeichert.
2). Wenn die Steckdose ausgeschaltet ist, kann die Kamera Video für 4 Stunden
kontinuierlich mit der Backup-Batterie aufzeichnen.
3). Videoentschließung: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Rücksetzen
Wenn die Kamera aus irgendeinem Grund aufhört zu arbeiten oder nicht
ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, wird durch einen schnellen Reset die
Werkseinstellungen wiederhergestellt.
Option 1: Wenn die Kamera eingeschaltet ist, drücken Sie die Reset-Taste
zweimal, um alle Einstellungen auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen, die
Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück. Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten
leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden
automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie im LAN- oder WAN-Modus auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem
Startbildschirm und wählen Sie im Popup-Fenster "Reset", um alle Einstellungen auf
die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Die Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück.
Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die
Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
IX. Kamera umbenennen und Passwort ändern
>> Bitte bestätigen Sie, dass die Kamera dem APP hinzugefügt wird, und es ist
online im P2P (LAN) -Modus, bevor Sie starten.
9.1. Starten Sie die APP "Camwf".
9.2. Ändern Sie den Kameranamen wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie
dann "Kontoeinstellungen" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Löschen Sie den Standardnamen und geben Sie Namen wie Home,
Office, Schlafzimmer, etc. ein.
Schritt 3: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Änderung zu bestätigen.
9.3. Ändern Sie das Passwort wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Zurück zur Startseite, tippen Sie auf das Zahnrad-Symbol und wählen
Sie dann "Kamera-Einstellung" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" im Abschnitt
"Sicherheitscode einstellen" auf "Sicherheitscode ändern".
Schritt 3: Geben Sie das Standardpasswort "888888" ein, geben Sie ein neues
Passwort ein und geben Sie es erneut ein, und tippen Sie anschließend auf "OK",
um die Änderung zu speichern.
Wie überprüfe ich, ob das neue Passwort funktioniert?
1. Tippen Sie auf das Symbol für die Startseite, und entfernen Sie die aktuelle
Kamera.
2. Folgen Sie Kapitel 4.2.3, um die Kamera wieder dem Camwf-APP hinzuzufügen,
und vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr neues Passwort einzugeben, bevor Sie "OK" bestätigen.
3. Wenn die Kamera auf dem Startbildschirm "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass
das Passwort erfolgreich geändert wurde. Wenn "Falsches Passwort" angezeigt
wird, müssen Sie ein neues Passwort zurücksetzen.
X. Aufladen der Sicherungsbatterie
10.1. Legen Sie die Backup-Batterie an Ort und dann die Kamera an eine Steckdose
Wechselstrom-Netzteil mit Hilfe des Ladeadapters und USB-Kabel zur Verfügung
gestellt.
10.2. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet während des Ladevorgangs gelb.
10.3. Es dauert 8 Stunden, um eine volle Ladung zu erhalten.
10.4. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet, wenn der Akku vollständig aufgeladen ist.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
F: Warum kann ich das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nicht auf meinem Smartphone
oder Tablet-PC finden?
A: Es gibt 4 Lösungen für dieses Problem:
1. Nehmen Sie die Backup-Batterie heraus, stecken Sie die Kamera mit Hilfe des
mitgelieferten USB-Kabels in eine Steckdose. Warten Sie 2 Minuten, bis das
WIFI-Signal SSID erscheint.
2. Setzen Sie die Kamera zurück (siehe VIII), und warten Sie, bis das WIFI-Signal
SSID angezeigt wird.
3. Halten Sie Ihr Telefon oder Mobilgerät innerhalb der WIFI-Hotspotreihe der
Kamera und aktualisieren Sie die WIFI-Signalseite. Es kann bis zu 2 Minuten
dauern, bis sich der Hotspot auf der WIFI-Seite Ihres Telefons oder auf Ihrem
Mobilgerät erkennt.
4. Schalten Sie die WIFI-Funktion Ihres Telefons oder Mobilgeräts für eine Weile
aus, und schalten Sie es dann wieder ein, um erneut zu suchen.
F: Die APP kann die Kamera nicht finden, nachdem sie "Suchen" gewählt hat.
A: Vergewissern Sie sich, dass das Telefon oder das mobile Gerät weiterhin mit
dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera verbunden ist. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera über die Steckdose mit Strom versorgt wird, oder der Akku ist vollständig
aufgeladen.
F: Warum Live-Video-Bildschirm zeigt sich schwarz und ein suchender Kreis
dreht sich in der Mitte, aber nichts zeigt sich immer?
A: Wenn die WIFI-Geschwindigkeit der Kamera niedrig ist, warten Sie 10-30
Sekunden, bis Live-Video erscheint. Oder Sie können den Live-Bildschirm
verlassen und in den Bildschirm wieder in einer Minute.
F: Die Kamera hält meine Wifi-Einstellungen nicht und zeigt weiterhin an,
dass die Kamera offline ist?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera im Bereich des guten WIFI-Signals
befindet. Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil
richtig angeschlossen ist.
F: Wird die Kamera immer noch funktionieren, wenn die Stromversorgung
unterbrochen wird?
A: Wenn sich die Kamera im P2P (LAN) -Modus befindet, kann die Kamera
trotzdem arbeiten und aufzeichnen, solange die Pufferbatterie Strom liefert, damit
die Kamera läuft. Wenn sich die Kamera im WAN-Modus befindet, funktioniert es
nicht, bis die Stromversorgung wiederhergestellt ist und der Internetzugang
verfügbar ist.
F: Wie fügt man die Kamera mehr Geräten hinzu?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera bereits im WAN-Modus befindet. Dann
starten Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem anderen Android-Telefon oder Tablet-PC,
tippen Sie auf "+" -Symbol, geben Sie die Kamera UID (eine einzigartige
Kombination von Zahlen und Buchstaben spezifisch für Ihre Kamera). Schließlich
tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Kamera zum APP hinzuzufügen.
F: Was tun, wenn ich mein Passwort vergessen habe?
A: Sie müssen das Gerät auf die Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen; Drücken Sie
die Reset-Taste zweimal, löschen Sie die Kamera im Camwf APP und fügen Sie sie
wieder hinzu.
F: Die Kamera nimmt kein Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf?
A: Schalten Sie die Kamera aus, nehmen Sie die Micro SD-Karte heraus,
formatieren Sie die SD-Karte und legen Sie sie erneut in den SD-Kartensteckplatz
ein, und schalten Sie die Kamera wieder ein.
Q: Mein PC-Computer kann die SD-Karte nicht direkt vom Gerät lesen?
A: Nehmen Sie die SD-Karte aus der Kamera, und verwenden Sie dann einen
Kartenleser, um sie auf Ihrem PC zu lesen. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie die Micro SD-Karte herausnehmen.
F: Wie viele mobile Geräte können gleichzeitig an die Kamera angeschlossen
werden?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie viele Kameras werden auf der mobilen Anwendung unterstützt?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie schalte ich die IR-LEDs ein?
A: Wenn die Beleuchtung unter 10 Lux liegt, werden die IR-LEDs automatisch
eingeschaltet. Der IR-Abstand beträgt 2 Meter.
F: Wie kann das auf der Micro SD-Karte gespeicherte Video wiedergegeben
werden?
A: Verwenden Sie einen Kartenleser, um das Video auf Ihrem PC zu lesen und
wiederzugeben. Oder verwenden Sie die "Camwf" APP zu spielen (Siehe 5.5)
Q: Gibt es irgendeine PC-Client-Software, die ich auf meinem Computer
verwenden kann?
A: PC-Client-Software-Download-Link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
F: Warum reagiert die Kamera nicht, nachdem ich die Reset-Taste zweimal
gedrückt habe?
A: Wenn die WAN- und LAN-Anzeigen nicht wie in Kapitel VIII beschrieben
reagieren, bedeutet dies, dass Sie nicht die Reset-Taste nach rechts drücken. Bitte
versuchen Sie es erneut.
F: Warum ist die Zeitanzeige nicht stabil und blinkt immer?
A: Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, laden Sie sie bitte auf. Wenn nicht,
überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil richtig angeschlossen ist.

I. Produktübersicht
1. Kameraobjektiv
2. IR-LEDs
3. Taste drücken
4. Plus-Taste
5. Wiederaufladbare Unterstützungsbatterie
6. Mikro-Sd-Einbauschlitz
II. Was ist in der Box
-1 × WIFI Kamera-Taktgeber
-1 × USB-Kabel
-1 × AC110-240V zu DC 5V aufladenadapter
-1 × 8GB Micro SD-Karte (in den Micro SD-Kartensteckplatz bereits eingebaut)
III. Bevor du anfängst
3.1. Holen Sie sich das Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Öffnen Sie die rückseitige Abdeckung, setzen Sie die Sicherungsbatterie an
und schließen Sie sie an Wechselstrom an, indem Sie das mitgelieferte Netzteil
verwenden, die Zeitanzeige leuchtet auf.
3.1.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Set-Taste und die Stunde beginnt zu blinken, und
drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die aktuelle Stunde einzustellen.
3.1.3. Drücken Sie erneut die Set-Taste, um die Stundeneinstellung zu speichern,
und die Minute beginnt zu blinken, und drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die
aktuelle Minute einzustellen.
3.1.4. Drücken Sie die Set-Taste, um die Minuteneinstellung zu speichern.
Drücken Sie die Plus-Taste, um den 12-Stunden- oder 24-Stunden-Anzeigemodus
auszuwählen, und drücken Sie dann einmal die Set-Taste, um die Einstellung zu
speichern.
3.2. Holen Sie sich das WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die 8GB Micro SD-Karte bereits formatiert
wurde und sicher in den SD-Kartensteckplatz der Kamera eingesetzt ist. Wenn Sie
eine größere Micro SD Karte verwenden möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen SDHC
Class 10 Micro SD Karten zu verwenden.
3.2.2. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang
gedrückt halten. Warten Sie etwa 15 Sekunden oder so, sehen Sie die
LAN-Anzeige leuchtet leuchtend gelb, was bedeutet, dass das WIFI-Signal der
Kamera bereit ist.
IV. Netzwerkeinrichtung
4.1. Installieren Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet PC
Suchen Sie nach "Camwf" im Google Play Store und installieren Sie es auf Ihrem
Smartphone oder Tablet PC.
4.2. P2P-Verbindungseinrichtung (LAN-Modus)
4.2.1. Gehen Sie zur WLAN- oder WLAN-Einstellungsseite auf Ihrem Smartphone
oder Tablet PC, verbinden Sie Ihr mobiles Gerät mit dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera
"RT-*****". Warten Sie, bis das WIFI angeschlossen ist und die Statusleiste Ihres
Telefons erscheint WIFI-Symbol wie unten:
[Hinweis]: Wenn das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nach langer Zeit nicht gefunden werden
kann, setzen Sie es bitte zurück (siehe VIII) oder laden Sie die Backup-Batterie nur dann
auf, wenn die Kamera von der Pufferbatterie mit Strom versorgt wird (siehe X).
4.2.2. Führen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.2.3. Fügen Sie die Kamera zum "Camwf" APP wie folgt hinzu:
Tippen Sie auf das Symbol "+"> Suchen Sie nach der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf die
UID der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf OK.
4.2.4. Wenn die Kamera auf der Homepage "Online" anzeigt, ist das P2P (LAN)
Setup der Kamera erfolgreich. Die LAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb. Sie können Videos
im P2P (LAN) -Modus überprüfen oder aufzeichnen.
[Hinweis]:In diesem P2P (LAN) -Modus können Sie Video nur lokal, im Umkreis von 15
Metern (49 Fuß) öffnen.
Tipps: Auf dem Live-Videobildschirm können Sie Ihren Zeigefinger und Daumen
vorsichtig auf dem Bildschirm positionieren und dann in eine Richtung nach innen
und nach außen schieben, um hinein- und herauszuzoomen.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN-Modus)
>> Stellen Sie vor der Installation der Fernsicht sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich
zum APP hinzugefügt wurde und im P2P-Modus (LAN) online ist.
4.3.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.3.2. Gehen Sie folgendermaßen vor, um die Remote-View-Funktion einzurichten:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf der Startseite auf das Zahnradsymbol Wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" auf "WI-FI-Netzwerke
verwalten" im Abschnitt "WIFI-Einstellungen".
Schritt 3: Wählen Sie einen gewünschten WIFI-Hotspot, um die Kamera einzuschreiben.
Schritt 4: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um das Setup der Fernansicht abzuschließen, und
die Kamera wird automatisch neu gestartet.
Schritt 5: Verlassen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
[Hinweis]: Wenn ein falsches Passwort eingegeben wurde oder das Gerät keine
Verbindung zum Router herstellen konnte, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die Kamera im P2P-Modus
auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Drücken Sie dazu die Reset-Taste zweimal.
Wie kann ich überprüfen, ob die Remote-View-Funktion funktioniert?
1. Schalten Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon oder Mobilgerät aus dem aktuellen WIFI-Netzwerk
zurück, melden Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon in einem anderen WIFI-Hotspot an oder
schalten Sie die WIFI- oder WLAN-Funktion aus , Aktivieren Sie Ihre mobilen
Netzwerkdaten.
2. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Ihr Telefon oder Ihr mobiles Gerät über einen
Internetzugang verfügt. Starten Sie die Anwendung "Camwf" erneut. Wenn die
Kamera auf der Startseite "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass die Fernansicht
erfolgreich ist und die Kamera in den WAN-Modus gelangt ist. Sie können
vorgehen, um Live-Video oder aufgezeichnete Video von jedem Ort entfernt. Die
WAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb.
Tipps: Wenn auf der Startseite "Verbindung fehlgeschlagen" angezeigt wird,
tippen Sie auf das Symbol zum Aktualisieren und warten Sie 1 Minute, und versuchen
Sie es dann erneut. Wenn die Verbindung immer noch fehlschlägt, bedeutet dies, dass
Sie die Kamera zurücksetzen müssen (siehe VIII) und alles neu einrichten müssen.
V. Bewegungserkennung Aufnahme-Setup
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera dem APP vor dem Start hinzugefügt
wird.
5.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
5.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
5.3. Aktivieren Sie auf der Seite "Advanced Setting" die Funktion "SD Record"
und "Motion Detection".
5.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Motion Detection Video Recording-Einstellung
abzuschließen.
5.5. Wenn eine Bewegung erkannt wird, nimmt die Kamera automatisch ein Video
auf die Micro SD Karte auf.
5.6. Zurück zur Startseite tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "SD-Download". Sie können die Videodateien von der Micro SD-Karte
herunterladen und wieder auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet-PC wiedergeben.
[Hinweis]: Videoentschließung: 1280 × 720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Videoaufnahme direkt auf Smartphone oder Tablet PC
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und im LAN- oder WAN-Modus online ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
6.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP. Tippen Sie auf das Kamerasymbol, um in den
Live-Bildschirm zu gelangen.
6.2. Tippen Sie einmal auf die Fernbedienung, um das Video aufzunehmen. Die
Videodateien werden auf dem Mobilgerät oder dem Flash-Speicher Ihres Telefons
gespeichert. Diese Video-Dateien kommen ohne Audio.
6.3. Schauen Sie sich die Video-Dateien.
Option 1: Tippen Sie auf dem Live-Videobildschirm auf das Galeriesymbol , um
die aufgezeichneten Bilder und Videodateien auf dem Telefon abzurufen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie auf dem Startbildschirm auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster die Option "Snapshot ansehen", um die aufgenommenen
Bilder und Videodateien abzurufen.
VII. Videoaufnahme zur lokalen Mikro-Sd-Karte ununterbrochen
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und die Netzwerkverbindung gut ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
7.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
7.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem Startbildschirm und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
7.3. Schalten Sie die Funktion "SD Record" ein und deaktivieren Sie die Funktion
"Motion Detection".
7.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die SD-Kartenaufnahme-Einstellung abzuschließen,
und die Kamera nimmt kontinuierlich Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf.
7,5. Klicken Sie auf 5.6, um auf die Videodateien zuzugreifen.
[Hinweis]:
1). Ein Videoclip wird alle 3 Minuten automatisch generiert und gespeichert.
2). Wenn die Steckdose ausgeschaltet ist, kann die Kamera Video für 4 Stunden
kontinuierlich mit der Backup-Batterie aufzeichnen.
3). Videoentschließung: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Rücksetzen
Wenn die Kamera aus irgendeinem Grund aufhört zu arbeiten oder nicht
ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, wird durch einen schnellen Reset die
Werkseinstellungen wiederhergestellt.
Option 1: Wenn die Kamera eingeschaltet ist, drücken Sie die Reset-Taste
zweimal, um alle Einstellungen auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen, die
Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück. Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten
leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden
automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie im LAN- oder WAN-Modus auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem
Startbildschirm und wählen Sie im Popup-Fenster "Reset", um alle Einstellungen auf
die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Die Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück.
Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die
Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
IX. Kamera umbenennen und Passwort ändern
>> Bitte bestätigen Sie, dass die Kamera dem APP hinzugefügt wird, und es ist
online im P2P (LAN) -Modus, bevor Sie starten.
9.1. Starten Sie die APP "Camwf".
9.2. Ändern Sie den Kameranamen wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie
dann "Kontoeinstellungen" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Löschen Sie den Standardnamen und geben Sie Namen wie Home,
Office, Schlafzimmer, etc. ein.
Schritt 3: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Änderung zu bestätigen.
9.3. Ändern Sie das Passwort wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Zurück zur Startseite, tippen Sie auf das Zahnrad-Symbol und wählen
Sie dann "Kamera-Einstellung" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" im Abschnitt
"Sicherheitscode einstellen" auf "Sicherheitscode ändern".
Schritt 3: Geben Sie das Standardpasswort "888888" ein, geben Sie ein neues
Passwort ein und geben Sie es erneut ein, und tippen Sie anschließend auf "OK",
um die Änderung zu speichern.
Wie überprüfe ich, ob das neue Passwort funktioniert?
1. Tippen Sie auf das Symbol für die Startseite, und entfernen Sie die aktuelle
Kamera.
2. Folgen Sie Kapitel 4.2.3, um die Kamera wieder dem Camwf-APP hinzuzufügen,
und vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr neues Passwort einzugeben, bevor Sie "OK" bestätigen.
3. Wenn die Kamera auf dem Startbildschirm "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass
das Passwort erfolgreich geändert wurde. Wenn "Falsches Passwort" angezeigt
wird, müssen Sie ein neues Passwort zurücksetzen.
X. Aufladen der Sicherungsbatterie
10.1. Legen Sie die Backup-Batterie an Ort und dann die Kamera an eine Steckdose
Wechselstrom-Netzteil mit Hilfe des Ladeadapters und USB-Kabel zur Verfügung
gestellt.
10.2. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet während des Ladevorgangs gelb.
10.3. Es dauert 8 Stunden, um eine volle Ladung zu erhalten.
10.4. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet, wenn der Akku vollständig aufgeladen ist.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
F: Warum kann ich das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nicht auf meinem Smartphone
oder Tablet-PC finden?
A: Es gibt 4 Lösungen für dieses Problem:
1. Nehmen Sie die Backup-Batterie heraus, stecken Sie die Kamera mit Hilfe des
mitgelieferten USB-Kabels in eine Steckdose. Warten Sie 2 Minuten, bis das
WIFI-Signal SSID erscheint.
2. Setzen Sie die Kamera zurück (siehe VIII), und warten Sie, bis das WIFI-Signal
SSID angezeigt wird.
3. Halten Sie Ihr Telefon oder Mobilgerät innerhalb der WIFI-Hotspotreihe der
Kamera und aktualisieren Sie die WIFI-Signalseite. Es kann bis zu 2 Minuten
dauern, bis sich der Hotspot auf der WIFI-Seite Ihres Telefons oder auf Ihrem
Mobilgerät erkennt.
4. Schalten Sie die WIFI-Funktion Ihres Telefons oder Mobilgeräts für eine Weile
aus, und schalten Sie es dann wieder ein, um erneut zu suchen.
F: Die APP kann die Kamera nicht finden, nachdem sie "Suchen" gewählt hat.
A: Vergewissern Sie sich, dass das Telefon oder das mobile Gerät weiterhin mit
dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera verbunden ist. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera über die Steckdose mit Strom versorgt wird, oder der Akku ist vollständig
aufgeladen.
F: Warum Live-Video-Bildschirm zeigt sich schwarz und ein suchender Kreis
dreht sich in der Mitte, aber nichts zeigt sich immer?
A: Wenn die WIFI-Geschwindigkeit der Kamera niedrig ist, warten Sie 10-30
Sekunden, bis Live-Video erscheint. Oder Sie können den Live-Bildschirm
verlassen und in den Bildschirm wieder in einer Minute.
F: Die Kamera hält meine Wifi-Einstellungen nicht und zeigt weiterhin an,
dass die Kamera offline ist?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera im Bereich des guten WIFI-Signals
befindet. Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil
richtig angeschlossen ist.
F: Wird die Kamera immer noch funktionieren, wenn die Stromversorgung
unterbrochen wird?
A: Wenn sich die Kamera im P2P (LAN) -Modus befindet, kann die Kamera
trotzdem arbeiten und aufzeichnen, solange die Pufferbatterie Strom liefert, damit
die Kamera läuft. Wenn sich die Kamera im WAN-Modus befindet, funktioniert es
nicht, bis die Stromversorgung wiederhergestellt ist und der Internetzugang
verfügbar ist.
F: Wie fügt man die Kamera mehr Geräten hinzu?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera bereits im WAN-Modus befindet. Dann
starten Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem anderen Android-Telefon oder Tablet-PC,
tippen Sie auf "+" -Symbol, geben Sie die Kamera UID (eine einzigartige
Kombination von Zahlen und Buchstaben spezifisch für Ihre Kamera). Schließlich
tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Kamera zum APP hinzuzufügen.
F: Was tun, wenn ich mein Passwort vergessen habe?
A: Sie müssen das Gerät auf die Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen; Drücken Sie
die Reset-Taste zweimal, löschen Sie die Kamera im Camwf APP und fügen Sie sie
wieder hinzu.
F: Die Kamera nimmt kein Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf?
A: Schalten Sie die Kamera aus, nehmen Sie die Micro SD-Karte heraus,
formatieren Sie die SD-Karte und legen Sie sie erneut in den SD-Kartensteckplatz
ein, und schalten Sie die Kamera wieder ein.
Q: Mein PC-Computer kann die SD-Karte nicht direkt vom Gerät lesen?
A: Nehmen Sie die SD-Karte aus der Kamera, und verwenden Sie dann einen
Kartenleser, um sie auf Ihrem PC zu lesen. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie die Micro SD-Karte herausnehmen.
F: Wie viele mobile Geräte können gleichzeitig an die Kamera angeschlossen
werden?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie viele Kameras werden auf der mobilen Anwendung unterstützt?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie schalte ich die IR-LEDs ein?
A: Wenn die Beleuchtung unter 10 Lux liegt, werden die IR-LEDs automatisch
eingeschaltet. Der IR-Abstand beträgt 2 Meter.
F: Wie kann das auf der Micro SD-Karte gespeicherte Video wiedergegeben
werden?
A: Verwenden Sie einen Kartenleser, um das Video auf Ihrem PC zu lesen und
wiederzugeben. Oder verwenden Sie die "Camwf" APP zu spielen (Siehe 5.5)
Q: Gibt es irgendeine PC-Client-Software, die ich auf meinem Computer
verwenden kann?
A: PC-Client-Software-Download-Link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
F: Warum reagiert die Kamera nicht, nachdem ich die Reset-Taste zweimal
gedrückt habe?
A: Wenn die WAN- und LAN-Anzeigen nicht wie in Kapitel VIII beschrieben
reagieren, bedeutet dies, dass Sie nicht die Reset-Taste nach rechts drücken. Bitte
versuchen Sie es erneut.
F: Warum ist die Zeitanzeige nicht stabil und blinkt immer?
A: Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, laden Sie sie bitte auf. Wenn nicht,
überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil richtig angeschlossen ist.

I. Produktübersicht
1. Kameraobjektiv
2. IR-LEDs
3. Taste drücken
4. Plus-Taste
5. Wiederaufladbare Unterstützungsbatterie
6. Mikro-Sd-Einbauschlitz
II. Was ist in der Box
-1 × WIFI Kamera-Taktgeber
-1 × USB-Kabel
-1 × AC110-240V zu DC 5V aufladenadapter
-1 × 8GB Micro SD-Karte (in den Micro SD-Kartensteckplatz bereits eingebaut)
III. Bevor du anfängst
3.1. Holen Sie sich das Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Öffnen Sie die rückseitige Abdeckung, setzen Sie die Sicherungsbatterie an
und schließen Sie sie an Wechselstrom an, indem Sie das mitgelieferte Netzteil
verwenden, die Zeitanzeige leuchtet auf.
3.1.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Set-Taste und die Stunde beginnt zu blinken, und
drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die aktuelle Stunde einzustellen.
3.1.3. Drücken Sie erneut die Set-Taste, um die Stundeneinstellung zu speichern,
und die Minute beginnt zu blinken, und drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die
aktuelle Minute einzustellen.
3.1.4. Drücken Sie die Set-Taste, um die Minuteneinstellung zu speichern.
Drücken Sie die Plus-Taste, um den 12-Stunden- oder 24-Stunden-Anzeigemodus
auszuwählen, und drücken Sie dann einmal die Set-Taste, um die Einstellung zu
speichern.
3.2. Holen Sie sich das WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die 8GB Micro SD-Karte bereits formatiert
wurde und sicher in den SD-Kartensteckplatz der Kamera eingesetzt ist. Wenn Sie
eine größere Micro SD Karte verwenden möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen SDHC
Class 10 Micro SD Karten zu verwenden.
3.2.2. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang
gedrückt halten. Warten Sie etwa 15 Sekunden oder so, sehen Sie die
LAN-Anzeige leuchtet leuchtend gelb, was bedeutet, dass das WIFI-Signal der
Kamera bereit ist.
IV. Netzwerkeinrichtung
4.1. Installieren Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet PC
Suchen Sie nach "Camwf" im Google Play Store und installieren Sie es auf Ihrem
Smartphone oder Tablet PC.
4.2. P2P-Verbindungseinrichtung (LAN-Modus)
4.2.1. Gehen Sie zur WLAN- oder WLAN-Einstellungsseite auf Ihrem Smartphone
oder Tablet PC, verbinden Sie Ihr mobiles Gerät mit dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera
"RT-*****". Warten Sie, bis das WIFI angeschlossen ist und die Statusleiste Ihres
Telefons erscheint WIFI-Symbol wie unten:
[Hinweis]: Wenn das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nach langer Zeit nicht gefunden werden
kann, setzen Sie es bitte zurück (siehe VIII) oder laden Sie die Backup-Batterie nur dann
auf, wenn die Kamera von der Pufferbatterie mit Strom versorgt wird (siehe X).
4.2.2. Führen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.2.3. Fügen Sie die Kamera zum "Camwf" APP wie folgt hinzu:
Tippen Sie auf das Symbol "+"> Suchen Sie nach der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf die
UID der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf OK.
4.2.4. Wenn die Kamera auf der Homepage "Online" anzeigt, ist das P2P (LAN)
Setup der Kamera erfolgreich. Die LAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb. Sie können Videos
im P2P (LAN) -Modus überprüfen oder aufzeichnen.
[Hinweis]:In diesem P2P (LAN) -Modus können Sie Video nur lokal, im Umkreis von 15
Metern (49 Fuß) öffnen.
Tipps: Auf dem Live-Videobildschirm können Sie Ihren Zeigefinger und Daumen
vorsichtig auf dem Bildschirm positionieren und dann in eine Richtung nach innen
und nach außen schieben, um hinein- und herauszuzoomen.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN-Modus)
>> Stellen Sie vor der Installation der Fernsicht sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich
zum APP hinzugefügt wurde und im P2P-Modus (LAN) online ist.
4.3.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.3.2. Gehen Sie folgendermaßen vor, um die Remote-View-Funktion einzurichten:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf der Startseite auf das Zahnradsymbol Wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" auf "WI-FI-Netzwerke
verwalten" im Abschnitt "WIFI-Einstellungen".
Schritt 3: Wählen Sie einen gewünschten WIFI-Hotspot, um die Kamera einzuschreiben.
Schritt 4: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um das Setup der Fernansicht abzuschließen, und
die Kamera wird automatisch neu gestartet.
Schritt 5: Verlassen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
[Hinweis]: Wenn ein falsches Passwort eingegeben wurde oder das Gerät keine
Verbindung zum Router herstellen konnte, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die Kamera im P2P-Modus
auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Drücken Sie dazu die Reset-Taste zweimal.
Wie kann ich überprüfen, ob die Remote-View-Funktion funktioniert?
1. Schalten Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon oder Mobilgerät aus dem aktuellen WIFI-Netzwerk
zurück, melden Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon in einem anderen WIFI-Hotspot an oder
schalten Sie die WIFI- oder WLAN-Funktion aus , Aktivieren Sie Ihre mobilen
Netzwerkdaten.
2. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Ihr Telefon oder Ihr mobiles Gerät über einen
Internetzugang verfügt. Starten Sie die Anwendung "Camwf" erneut. Wenn die
Kamera auf der Startseite "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass die Fernansicht
erfolgreich ist und die Kamera in den WAN-Modus gelangt ist. Sie können
vorgehen, um Live-Video oder aufgezeichnete Video von jedem Ort entfernt. Die
WAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb.
Tipps: Wenn auf der Startseite "Verbindung fehlgeschlagen" angezeigt wird,
tippen Sie auf das Symbol zum Aktualisieren und warten Sie 1 Minute, und versuchen
Sie es dann erneut. Wenn die Verbindung immer noch fehlschlägt, bedeutet dies, dass
Sie die Kamera zurücksetzen müssen (siehe VIII) und alles neu einrichten müssen.
V. Bewegungserkennung Aufnahme-Setup
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera dem APP vor dem Start hinzugefügt
wird.
5.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
5.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
5.3. Aktivieren Sie auf der Seite "Advanced Setting" die Funktion "SD Record"
und "Motion Detection".
5.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Motion Detection Video Recording-Einstellung
abzuschließen.
5.5. Wenn eine Bewegung erkannt wird, nimmt die Kamera automatisch ein Video
auf die Micro SD Karte auf.
5.6. Zurück zur Startseite tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "SD-Download". Sie können die Videodateien von der Micro SD-Karte
herunterladen und wieder auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet-PC wiedergeben.
[Hinweis]: Videoentschließung: 1280 × 720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Videoaufnahme direkt auf Smartphone oder Tablet PC
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und im LAN- oder WAN-Modus online ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
6.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP. Tippen Sie auf das Kamerasymbol, um in den
Live-Bildschirm zu gelangen.
6.2. Tippen Sie einmal auf die Fernbedienung, um das Video aufzunehmen. Die
Videodateien werden auf dem Mobilgerät oder dem Flash-Speicher Ihres Telefons
gespeichert. Diese Video-Dateien kommen ohne Audio.
6.3. Schauen Sie sich die Video-Dateien.
Option 1: Tippen Sie auf dem Live-Videobildschirm auf das Galeriesymbol , um
die aufgezeichneten Bilder und Videodateien auf dem Telefon abzurufen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie auf dem Startbildschirm auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster die Option "Snapshot ansehen", um die aufgenommenen
Bilder und Videodateien abzurufen.
VII. Videoaufnahme zur lokalen Mikro-Sd-Karte ununterbrochen
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und die Netzwerkverbindung gut ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
7.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
7.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem Startbildschirm und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
7.3. Schalten Sie die Funktion "SD Record" ein und deaktivieren Sie die Funktion
"Motion Detection".
7.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die SD-Kartenaufnahme-Einstellung abzuschließen,
und die Kamera nimmt kontinuierlich Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf.
7,5. Klicken Sie auf 5.6, um auf die Videodateien zuzugreifen.
[Hinweis]:
1). Ein Videoclip wird alle 3 Minuten automatisch generiert und gespeichert.
2). Wenn die Steckdose ausgeschaltet ist, kann die Kamera Video für 4 Stunden
kontinuierlich mit der Backup-Batterie aufzeichnen.
3). Videoentschließung: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Rücksetzen
Wenn die Kamera aus irgendeinem Grund aufhört zu arbeiten oder nicht
ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, wird durch einen schnellen Reset die
Werkseinstellungen wiederhergestellt.
Option 1: Wenn die Kamera eingeschaltet ist, drücken Sie die Reset-Taste
zweimal, um alle Einstellungen auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen, die
Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück. Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten
leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden
automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie im LAN- oder WAN-Modus auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem
Startbildschirm und wählen Sie im Popup-Fenster "Reset", um alle Einstellungen auf
die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Die Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück.
Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die
Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
IX. Kamera umbenennen und Passwort ändern
>> Bitte bestätigen Sie, dass die Kamera dem APP hinzugefügt wird, und es ist
online im P2P (LAN) -Modus, bevor Sie starten.
9.1. Starten Sie die APP "Camwf".
9.2. Ändern Sie den Kameranamen wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie
dann "Kontoeinstellungen" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Löschen Sie den Standardnamen und geben Sie Namen wie Home,
Office, Schlafzimmer, etc. ein.
Schritt 3: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Änderung zu bestätigen.
9.3. Ändern Sie das Passwort wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Zurück zur Startseite, tippen Sie auf das Zahnrad-Symbol und wählen
Sie dann "Kamera-Einstellung" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" im Abschnitt
"Sicherheitscode einstellen" auf "Sicherheitscode ändern".
Schritt 3: Geben Sie das Standardpasswort "888888" ein, geben Sie ein neues
Passwort ein und geben Sie es erneut ein, und tippen Sie anschließend auf "OK",
um die Änderung zu speichern.
Wie überprüfe ich, ob das neue Passwort funktioniert?
1. Tippen Sie auf das Symbol für die Startseite, und entfernen Sie die aktuelle
Kamera.
2. Folgen Sie Kapitel 4.2.3, um die Kamera wieder dem Camwf-APP hinzuzufügen,
und vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr neues Passwort einzugeben, bevor Sie "OK" bestätigen.
3. Wenn die Kamera auf dem Startbildschirm "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass
das Passwort erfolgreich geändert wurde. Wenn "Falsches Passwort" angezeigt
wird, müssen Sie ein neues Passwort zurücksetzen.
X. Aufladen der Sicherungsbatterie
10.1. Legen Sie die Backup-Batterie an Ort und dann die Kamera an eine Steckdose
Wechselstrom-Netzteil mit Hilfe des Ladeadapters und USB-Kabel zur Verfügung
gestellt.
10.2. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet während des Ladevorgangs gelb.
10.3. Es dauert 8 Stunden, um eine volle Ladung zu erhalten.
10.4. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet, wenn der Akku vollständig aufgeladen ist.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
F: Warum kann ich das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nicht auf meinem Smartphone
oder Tablet-PC finden?
A: Es gibt 4 Lösungen für dieses Problem:
1. Nehmen Sie die Backup-Batterie heraus, stecken Sie die Kamera mit Hilfe des
mitgelieferten USB-Kabels in eine Steckdose. Warten Sie 2 Minuten, bis das
WIFI-Signal SSID erscheint.
2. Setzen Sie die Kamera zurück (siehe VIII), und warten Sie, bis das WIFI-Signal
SSID angezeigt wird.
3. Halten Sie Ihr Telefon oder Mobilgerät innerhalb der WIFI-Hotspotreihe der
Kamera und aktualisieren Sie die WIFI-Signalseite. Es kann bis zu 2 Minuten
dauern, bis sich der Hotspot auf der WIFI-Seite Ihres Telefons oder auf Ihrem
Mobilgerät erkennt.
4. Schalten Sie die WIFI-Funktion Ihres Telefons oder Mobilgeräts für eine Weile
aus, und schalten Sie es dann wieder ein, um erneut zu suchen.
F: Die APP kann die Kamera nicht finden, nachdem sie "Suchen" gewählt hat.
A: Vergewissern Sie sich, dass das Telefon oder das mobile Gerät weiterhin mit
dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera verbunden ist. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera über die Steckdose mit Strom versorgt wird, oder der Akku ist vollständig
aufgeladen.
F: Warum Live-Video-Bildschirm zeigt sich schwarz und ein suchender Kreis
dreht sich in der Mitte, aber nichts zeigt sich immer?
A: Wenn die WIFI-Geschwindigkeit der Kamera niedrig ist, warten Sie 10-30
Sekunden, bis Live-Video erscheint. Oder Sie können den Live-Bildschirm
verlassen und in den Bildschirm wieder in einer Minute.
F: Die Kamera hält meine Wifi-Einstellungen nicht und zeigt weiterhin an,
dass die Kamera offline ist?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera im Bereich des guten WIFI-Signals
befindet. Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil
richtig angeschlossen ist.
F: Wird die Kamera immer noch funktionieren, wenn die Stromversorgung
unterbrochen wird?
A: Wenn sich die Kamera im P2P (LAN) -Modus befindet, kann die Kamera
trotzdem arbeiten und aufzeichnen, solange die Pufferbatterie Strom liefert, damit
die Kamera läuft. Wenn sich die Kamera im WAN-Modus befindet, funktioniert es
nicht, bis die Stromversorgung wiederhergestellt ist und der Internetzugang
verfügbar ist.
F: Wie fügt man die Kamera mehr Geräten hinzu?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera bereits im WAN-Modus befindet. Dann
starten Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem anderen Android-Telefon oder Tablet-PC,
tippen Sie auf "+" -Symbol, geben Sie die Kamera UID (eine einzigartige
Kombination von Zahlen und Buchstaben spezifisch für Ihre Kamera). Schließlich
tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Kamera zum APP hinzuzufügen.
F: Was tun, wenn ich mein Passwort vergessen habe?
A: Sie müssen das Gerät auf die Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen; Drücken Sie
die Reset-Taste zweimal, löschen Sie die Kamera im Camwf APP und fügen Sie sie
wieder hinzu.
F: Die Kamera nimmt kein Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf?
A: Schalten Sie die Kamera aus, nehmen Sie die Micro SD-Karte heraus,
formatieren Sie die SD-Karte und legen Sie sie erneut in den SD-Kartensteckplatz
ein, und schalten Sie die Kamera wieder ein.
Q: Mein PC-Computer kann die SD-Karte nicht direkt vom Gerät lesen?
A: Nehmen Sie die SD-Karte aus der Kamera, und verwenden Sie dann einen
Kartenleser, um sie auf Ihrem PC zu lesen. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie die Micro SD-Karte herausnehmen.
F: Wie viele mobile Geräte können gleichzeitig an die Kamera angeschlossen
werden?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie viele Kameras werden auf der mobilen Anwendung unterstützt?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie schalte ich die IR-LEDs ein?
A: Wenn die Beleuchtung unter 10 Lux liegt, werden die IR-LEDs automatisch
eingeschaltet. Der IR-Abstand beträgt 2 Meter.
F: Wie kann das auf der Micro SD-Karte gespeicherte Video wiedergegeben
werden?
A: Verwenden Sie einen Kartenleser, um das Video auf Ihrem PC zu lesen und
wiederzugeben. Oder verwenden Sie die "Camwf" APP zu spielen (Siehe 5.5)
Q: Gibt es irgendeine PC-Client-Software, die ich auf meinem Computer
verwenden kann?
A: PC-Client-Software-Download-Link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
F: Warum reagiert die Kamera nicht, nachdem ich die Reset-Taste zweimal
gedrückt habe?
A: Wenn die WAN- und LAN-Anzeigen nicht wie in Kapitel VIII beschrieben
reagieren, bedeutet dies, dass Sie nicht die Reset-Taste nach rechts drücken. Bitte
versuchen Sie es erneut.
F: Warum ist die Zeitanzeige nicht stabil und blinkt immer?
A: Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, laden Sie sie bitte auf. Wenn nicht,
überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil richtig angeschlossen ist.

I. Produktübersicht
1. Kameraobjektiv
2. IR-LEDs
3. Taste drücken
4. Plus-Taste
5. Wiederaufladbare Unterstützungsbatterie
6. Mikro-Sd-Einbauschlitz
II. Was ist in der Box
-1 × WIFI Kamera-Taktgeber
-1 × USB-Kabel
-1 × AC110-240V zu DC 5V aufladenadapter
-1 × 8GB Micro SD-Karte (in den Micro SD-Kartensteckplatz bereits eingebaut)
III. Bevor du anfängst
3.1. Holen Sie sich das Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Öffnen Sie die rückseitige Abdeckung, setzen Sie die Sicherungsbatterie an
und schließen Sie sie an Wechselstrom an, indem Sie das mitgelieferte Netzteil
verwenden, die Zeitanzeige leuchtet auf.
3.1.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Set-Taste und die Stunde beginnt zu blinken, und
drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die aktuelle Stunde einzustellen.
3.1.3. Drücken Sie erneut die Set-Taste, um die Stundeneinstellung zu speichern,
und die Minute beginnt zu blinken, und drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die
aktuelle Minute einzustellen.
3.1.4. Drücken Sie die Set-Taste, um die Minuteneinstellung zu speichern.
Drücken Sie die Plus-Taste, um den 12-Stunden- oder 24-Stunden-Anzeigemodus
auszuwählen, und drücken Sie dann einmal die Set-Taste, um die Einstellung zu
speichern.
3.2. Holen Sie sich das WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die 8GB Micro SD-Karte bereits formatiert
wurde und sicher in den SD-Kartensteckplatz der Kamera eingesetzt ist. Wenn Sie
eine größere Micro SD Karte verwenden möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen SDHC
Class 10 Micro SD Karten zu verwenden.
3.2.2. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang
gedrückt halten. Warten Sie etwa 15 Sekunden oder so, sehen Sie die
LAN-Anzeige leuchtet leuchtend gelb, was bedeutet, dass das WIFI-Signal der
Kamera bereit ist.
IV. Netzwerkeinrichtung
4.1. Installieren Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet PC
Suchen Sie nach "Camwf" im Google Play Store und installieren Sie es auf Ihrem
Smartphone oder Tablet PC.
4.2. P2P-Verbindungseinrichtung (LAN-Modus)
4.2.1. Gehen Sie zur WLAN- oder WLAN-Einstellungsseite auf Ihrem Smartphone
oder Tablet PC, verbinden Sie Ihr mobiles Gerät mit dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera
"RT-*****". Warten Sie, bis das WIFI angeschlossen ist und die Statusleiste Ihres
Telefons erscheint WIFI-Symbol wie unten:
[Hinweis]: Wenn das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nach langer Zeit nicht gefunden werden
kann, setzen Sie es bitte zurück (siehe VIII) oder laden Sie die Backup-Batterie nur dann
auf, wenn die Kamera von der Pufferbatterie mit Strom versorgt wird (siehe X).
4.2.2. Führen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.2.3. Fügen Sie die Kamera zum "Camwf" APP wie folgt hinzu:
Tippen Sie auf das Symbol "+"> Suchen Sie nach der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf die
UID der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf OK.
4.2.4. Wenn die Kamera auf der Homepage "Online" anzeigt, ist das P2P (LAN)
Setup der Kamera erfolgreich. Die LAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb. Sie können Videos
im P2P (LAN) -Modus überprüfen oder aufzeichnen.
[Hinweis]:In diesem P2P (LAN) -Modus können Sie Video nur lokal, im Umkreis von 15
Metern (49 Fuß) öffnen.
Tipps: Auf dem Live-Videobildschirm können Sie Ihren Zeigefinger und Daumen
vorsichtig auf dem Bildschirm positionieren und dann in eine Richtung nach innen
und nach außen schieben, um hinein- und herauszuzoomen.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN-Modus)
>> Stellen Sie vor der Installation der Fernsicht sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich
zum APP hinzugefügt wurde und im P2P-Modus (LAN) online ist.
4.3.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.3.2. Gehen Sie folgendermaßen vor, um die Remote-View-Funktion einzurichten:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf der Startseite auf das Zahnradsymbol Wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" auf "WI-FI-Netzwerke
verwalten" im Abschnitt "WIFI-Einstellungen".
Schritt 3: Wählen Sie einen gewünschten WIFI-Hotspot, um die Kamera einzuschreiben.
Schritt 4: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um das Setup der Fernansicht abzuschließen, und
die Kamera wird automatisch neu gestartet.
Schritt 5: Verlassen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
[Hinweis]: Wenn ein falsches Passwort eingegeben wurde oder das Gerät keine
Verbindung zum Router herstellen konnte, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die Kamera im P2P-Modus
auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Drücken Sie dazu die Reset-Taste zweimal.
Wie kann ich überprüfen, ob die Remote-View-Funktion funktioniert?
1. Schalten Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon oder Mobilgerät aus dem aktuellen WIFI-Netzwerk
zurück, melden Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon in einem anderen WIFI-Hotspot an oder
schalten Sie die WIFI- oder WLAN-Funktion aus , Aktivieren Sie Ihre mobilen
Netzwerkdaten.
2. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Ihr Telefon oder Ihr mobiles Gerät über einen
Internetzugang verfügt. Starten Sie die Anwendung "Camwf" erneut. Wenn die
Kamera auf der Startseite "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass die Fernansicht
erfolgreich ist und die Kamera in den WAN-Modus gelangt ist. Sie können
vorgehen, um Live-Video oder aufgezeichnete Video von jedem Ort entfernt. Die
WAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb.
Tipps: Wenn auf der Startseite "Verbindung fehlgeschlagen" angezeigt wird,
tippen Sie auf das Symbol zum Aktualisieren und warten Sie 1 Minute, und versuchen
Sie es dann erneut. Wenn die Verbindung immer noch fehlschlägt, bedeutet dies, dass
Sie die Kamera zurücksetzen müssen (siehe VIII) und alles neu einrichten müssen.
V. Bewegungserkennung Aufnahme-Setup
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera dem APP vor dem Start hinzugefügt
wird.
5.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
5.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
5.3. Aktivieren Sie auf der Seite "Advanced Setting" die Funktion "SD Record"
und "Motion Detection".
5.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Motion Detection Video Recording-Einstellung
abzuschließen.
5.5. Wenn eine Bewegung erkannt wird, nimmt die Kamera automatisch ein Video
auf die Micro SD Karte auf.
5.6. Zurück zur Startseite tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "SD-Download". Sie können die Videodateien von der Micro SD-Karte
herunterladen und wieder auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet-PC wiedergeben.
[Hinweis]: Videoentschließung: 1280 × 720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Videoaufnahme direkt auf Smartphone oder Tablet PC
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und im LAN- oder WAN-Modus online ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
6.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP. Tippen Sie auf das Kamerasymbol, um in den
Live-Bildschirm zu gelangen.
6.2. Tippen Sie einmal auf die Fernbedienung, um das Video aufzunehmen. Die
Videodateien werden auf dem Mobilgerät oder dem Flash-Speicher Ihres Telefons
gespeichert. Diese Video-Dateien kommen ohne Audio.
6.3. Schauen Sie sich die Video-Dateien.
Option 1: Tippen Sie auf dem Live-Videobildschirm auf das Galeriesymbol , um
die aufgezeichneten Bilder und Videodateien auf dem Telefon abzurufen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie auf dem Startbildschirm auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster die Option "Snapshot ansehen", um die aufgenommenen
Bilder und Videodateien abzurufen.
VII. Videoaufnahme zur lokalen Mikro-Sd-Karte ununterbrochen
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und die Netzwerkverbindung gut ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
7.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
7.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem Startbildschirm und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
7.3. Schalten Sie die Funktion "SD Record" ein und deaktivieren Sie die Funktion
"Motion Detection".
7.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die SD-Kartenaufnahme-Einstellung abzuschließen,
und die Kamera nimmt kontinuierlich Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf.
7,5. Klicken Sie auf 5.6, um auf die Videodateien zuzugreifen.
[Hinweis]:
1). Ein Videoclip wird alle 3 Minuten automatisch generiert und gespeichert.
2). Wenn die Steckdose ausgeschaltet ist, kann die Kamera Video für 4 Stunden
kontinuierlich mit der Backup-Batterie aufzeichnen.
3). Videoentschließung: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Rücksetzen
Wenn die Kamera aus irgendeinem Grund aufhört zu arbeiten oder nicht
ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, wird durch einen schnellen Reset die
Werkseinstellungen wiederhergestellt.
Option 1: Wenn die Kamera eingeschaltet ist, drücken Sie die Reset-Taste
zweimal, um alle Einstellungen auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen, die
Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück. Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten
leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden
automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie im LAN- oder WAN-Modus auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem
Startbildschirm und wählen Sie im Popup-Fenster "Reset", um alle Einstellungen auf
die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Die Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück.
Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die
Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
IX. Kamera umbenennen und Passwort ändern
>> Bitte bestätigen Sie, dass die Kamera dem APP hinzugefügt wird, und es ist
online im P2P (LAN) -Modus, bevor Sie starten.
9.1. Starten Sie die APP "Camwf".
9.2. Ändern Sie den Kameranamen wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie
dann "Kontoeinstellungen" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Löschen Sie den Standardnamen und geben Sie Namen wie Home,
Office, Schlafzimmer, etc. ein.
Schritt 3: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Änderung zu bestätigen.
9.3. Ändern Sie das Passwort wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Zurück zur Startseite, tippen Sie auf das Zahnrad-Symbol und wählen
Sie dann "Kamera-Einstellung" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" im Abschnitt
"Sicherheitscode einstellen" auf "Sicherheitscode ändern".
Schritt 3: Geben Sie das Standardpasswort "888888" ein, geben Sie ein neues
Passwort ein und geben Sie es erneut ein, und tippen Sie anschließend auf "OK",
um die Änderung zu speichern.
Wie überprüfe ich, ob das neue Passwort funktioniert?
1. Tippen Sie auf das Symbol für die Startseite, und entfernen Sie die aktuelle
Kamera.
2. Folgen Sie Kapitel 4.2.3, um die Kamera wieder dem Camwf-APP hinzuzufügen,
und vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr neues Passwort einzugeben, bevor Sie "OK" bestätigen.
3. Wenn die Kamera auf dem Startbildschirm "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass
das Passwort erfolgreich geändert wurde. Wenn "Falsches Passwort" angezeigt
wird, müssen Sie ein neues Passwort zurücksetzen.
X. Aufladen der Sicherungsbatterie
10.1. Legen Sie die Backup-Batterie an Ort und dann die Kamera an eine Steckdose
Wechselstrom-Netzteil mit Hilfe des Ladeadapters und USB-Kabel zur Verfügung
gestellt.
10.2. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet während des Ladevorgangs gelb.
10.3. Es dauert 8 Stunden, um eine volle Ladung zu erhalten.
10.4. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet, wenn der Akku vollständig aufgeladen ist.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
F: Warum kann ich das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nicht auf meinem Smartphone
oder Tablet-PC finden?
A: Es gibt 4 Lösungen für dieses Problem:
1. Nehmen Sie die Backup-Batterie heraus, stecken Sie die Kamera mit Hilfe des
mitgelieferten USB-Kabels in eine Steckdose. Warten Sie 2 Minuten, bis das
WIFI-Signal SSID erscheint.
2. Setzen Sie die Kamera zurück (siehe VIII), und warten Sie, bis das WIFI-Signal
SSID angezeigt wird.
3. Halten Sie Ihr Telefon oder Mobilgerät innerhalb der WIFI-Hotspotreihe der
Kamera und aktualisieren Sie die WIFI-Signalseite. Es kann bis zu 2 Minuten
dauern, bis sich der Hotspot auf der WIFI-Seite Ihres Telefons oder auf Ihrem
Mobilgerät erkennt.
4. Schalten Sie die WIFI-Funktion Ihres Telefons oder Mobilgeräts für eine Weile
aus, und schalten Sie es dann wieder ein, um erneut zu suchen.
F: Die APP kann die Kamera nicht finden, nachdem sie "Suchen" gewählt hat.
A: Vergewissern Sie sich, dass das Telefon oder das mobile Gerät weiterhin mit
dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera verbunden ist. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera über die Steckdose mit Strom versorgt wird, oder der Akku ist vollständig
aufgeladen.
F: Warum Live-Video-Bildschirm zeigt sich schwarz und ein suchender Kreis
dreht sich in der Mitte, aber nichts zeigt sich immer?
A: Wenn die WIFI-Geschwindigkeit der Kamera niedrig ist, warten Sie 10-30
Sekunden, bis Live-Video erscheint. Oder Sie können den Live-Bildschirm
verlassen und in den Bildschirm wieder in einer Minute.
F: Die Kamera hält meine Wifi-Einstellungen nicht und zeigt weiterhin an,
dass die Kamera offline ist?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera im Bereich des guten WIFI-Signals
befindet. Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil
richtig angeschlossen ist.
F: Wird die Kamera immer noch funktionieren, wenn die Stromversorgung
unterbrochen wird?
A: Wenn sich die Kamera im P2P (LAN) -Modus befindet, kann die Kamera
trotzdem arbeiten und aufzeichnen, solange die Pufferbatterie Strom liefert, damit
die Kamera läuft. Wenn sich die Kamera im WAN-Modus befindet, funktioniert es
nicht, bis die Stromversorgung wiederhergestellt ist und der Internetzugang
verfügbar ist.
F: Wie fügt man die Kamera mehr Geräten hinzu?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera bereits im WAN-Modus befindet. Dann
starten Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem anderen Android-Telefon oder Tablet-PC,
tippen Sie auf "+" -Symbol, geben Sie die Kamera UID (eine einzigartige
Kombination von Zahlen und Buchstaben spezifisch für Ihre Kamera). Schließlich
tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Kamera zum APP hinzuzufügen.
F: Was tun, wenn ich mein Passwort vergessen habe?
A: Sie müssen das Gerät auf die Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen; Drücken Sie
die Reset-Taste zweimal, löschen Sie die Kamera im Camwf APP und fügen Sie sie
wieder hinzu.
F: Die Kamera nimmt kein Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf?
A: Schalten Sie die Kamera aus, nehmen Sie die Micro SD-Karte heraus,
formatieren Sie die SD-Karte und legen Sie sie erneut in den SD-Kartensteckplatz
ein, und schalten Sie die Kamera wieder ein.
Q: Mein PC-Computer kann die SD-Karte nicht direkt vom Gerät lesen?
A: Nehmen Sie die SD-Karte aus der Kamera, und verwenden Sie dann einen
Kartenleser, um sie auf Ihrem PC zu lesen. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie die Micro SD-Karte herausnehmen.
F: Wie viele mobile Geräte können gleichzeitig an die Kamera angeschlossen
werden?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie viele Kameras werden auf der mobilen Anwendung unterstützt?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie schalte ich die IR-LEDs ein?
A: Wenn die Beleuchtung unter 10 Lux liegt, werden die IR-LEDs automatisch
eingeschaltet. Der IR-Abstand beträgt 2 Meter.
F: Wie kann das auf der Micro SD-Karte gespeicherte Video wiedergegeben
werden?
A: Verwenden Sie einen Kartenleser, um das Video auf Ihrem PC zu lesen und
wiederzugeben. Oder verwenden Sie die "Camwf" APP zu spielen (Siehe 5.5)
Q: Gibt es irgendeine PC-Client-Software, die ich auf meinem Computer
verwenden kann?
A: PC-Client-Software-Download-Link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
F: Warum reagiert die Kamera nicht, nachdem ich die Reset-Taste zweimal
gedrückt habe?
A: Wenn die WAN- und LAN-Anzeigen nicht wie in Kapitel VIII beschrieben
reagieren, bedeutet dies, dass Sie nicht die Reset-Taste nach rechts drücken. Bitte
versuchen Sie es erneut.
F: Warum ist die Zeitanzeige nicht stabil und blinkt immer?
A: Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, laden Sie sie bitte auf. Wenn nicht,
überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil richtig angeschlossen ist.

I. Produktübersicht
1. Kameraobjektiv
2. IR-LEDs
3. Taste drücken
4. Plus-Taste
5. Wiederaufladbare Unterstützungsbatterie
6. Mikro-Sd-Einbauschlitz
II. Was ist in der Box
-1 × WIFI Kamera-Taktgeber
-1 × USB-Kabel
-1 × AC110-240V zu DC 5V aufladenadapter
-1 × 8GB Micro SD-Karte (in den Micro SD-Kartensteckplatz bereits eingebaut)
III. Bevor du anfängst
3.1. Holen Sie sich das Clock Part Ready
3.1.1. Öffnen Sie die rückseitige Abdeckung, setzen Sie die Sicherungsbatterie an
und schließen Sie sie an Wechselstrom an, indem Sie das mitgelieferte Netzteil
verwenden, die Zeitanzeige leuchtet auf.
3.1.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Set-Taste und die Stunde beginnt zu blinken, und
drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die aktuelle Stunde einzustellen.
3.1.3. Drücken Sie erneut die Set-Taste, um die Stundeneinstellung zu speichern,
und die Minute beginnt zu blinken, und drücken Sie dann die Plus-Taste, um die
aktuelle Minute einzustellen.
3.1.4. Drücken Sie die Set-Taste, um die Minuteneinstellung zu speichern.
Drücken Sie die Plus-Taste, um den 12-Stunden- oder 24-Stunden-Anzeigemodus
auszuwählen, und drücken Sie dann einmal die Set-Taste, um die Einstellung zu
speichern.
3.2. Holen Sie sich das WIFI Camera Part Ready
3.2.1. Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die 8GB Micro SD-Karte bereits formatiert
wurde und sicher in den SD-Kartensteckplatz der Kamera eingesetzt ist. Wenn Sie
eine größere Micro SD Karte verwenden möchten, empfehlen wir Ihnen SDHC
Class 10 Micro SD Karten zu verwenden.
3.2.2. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang
gedrückt halten. Warten Sie etwa 15 Sekunden oder so, sehen Sie die
LAN-Anzeige leuchtet leuchtend gelb, was bedeutet, dass das WIFI-Signal der
Kamera bereit ist.
IV. Netzwerkeinrichtung
4.1. Installieren Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet PC
Suchen Sie nach "Camwf" im Google Play Store und installieren Sie es auf Ihrem
Smartphone oder Tablet PC.
4.2. P2P-Verbindungseinrichtung (LAN-Modus)
4.2.1. Gehen Sie zur WLAN- oder WLAN-Einstellungsseite auf Ihrem Smartphone
oder Tablet PC, verbinden Sie Ihr mobiles Gerät mit dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera
"RT-*****". Warten Sie, bis das WIFI angeschlossen ist und die Statusleiste Ihres
Telefons erscheint WIFI-Symbol wie unten:
[Hinweis]: Wenn das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nach langer Zeit nicht gefunden werden
kann, setzen Sie es bitte zurück (siehe VIII) oder laden Sie die Backup-Batterie nur dann
auf, wenn die Kamera von der Pufferbatterie mit Strom versorgt wird (siehe X).
4.2.2. Führen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.2.3. Fügen Sie die Kamera zum "Camwf" APP wie folgt hinzu:
Tippen Sie auf das Symbol "+"> Suchen Sie nach der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf die
UID der Kamera> Tippen Sie auf OK.
4.2.4. Wenn die Kamera auf der Homepage "Online" anzeigt, ist das P2P (LAN)
Setup der Kamera erfolgreich. Die LAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb. Sie können Videos
im P2P (LAN) -Modus überprüfen oder aufzeichnen.
[Hinweis]:In diesem P2P (LAN) -Modus können Sie Video nur lokal, im Umkreis von 15
Metern (49 Fuß) öffnen.
Tipps: Auf dem Live-Videobildschirm können Sie Ihren Zeigefinger und Daumen
vorsichtig auf dem Bildschirm positionieren und dann in eine Richtung nach innen
und nach außen schieben, um hinein- und herauszuzoomen.
4.3. Remote View Setup (WAN-Modus)
>> Stellen Sie vor der Installation der Fernsicht sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich
zum APP hinzugefügt wurde und im P2P-Modus (LAN) online ist.
4.3.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
4.3.2. Gehen Sie folgendermaßen vor, um die Remote-View-Funktion einzurichten:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf der Startseite auf das Zahnradsymbol Wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" auf "WI-FI-Netzwerke
verwalten" im Abschnitt "WIFI-Einstellungen".
Schritt 3: Wählen Sie einen gewünschten WIFI-Hotspot, um die Kamera einzuschreiben.
Schritt 4: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um das Setup der Fernansicht abzuschließen, und
die Kamera wird automatisch neu gestartet.
Schritt 5: Verlassen Sie die "Camwf" APP.
[Hinweis]: Wenn ein falsches Passwort eingegeben wurde oder das Gerät keine
Verbindung zum Router herstellen konnte, empfehlen wir Ihnen, die Kamera im P2P-Modus
auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Drücken Sie dazu die Reset-Taste zweimal.
Wie kann ich überprüfen, ob die Remote-View-Funktion funktioniert?
1. Schalten Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon oder Mobilgerät aus dem aktuellen WIFI-Netzwerk
zurück, melden Sie Ihr Mobiltelefon in einem anderen WIFI-Hotspot an oder
schalten Sie die WIFI- oder WLAN-Funktion aus , Aktivieren Sie Ihre mobilen
Netzwerkdaten.
2. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Ihr Telefon oder Ihr mobiles Gerät über einen
Internetzugang verfügt. Starten Sie die Anwendung "Camwf" erneut. Wenn die
Kamera auf der Startseite "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass die Fernansicht
erfolgreich ist und die Kamera in den WAN-Modus gelangt ist. Sie können
vorgehen, um Live-Video oder aufgezeichnete Video von jedem Ort entfernt. Die
WAN-Anzeige leuchtet gelb.
Tipps: Wenn auf der Startseite "Verbindung fehlgeschlagen" angezeigt wird,
tippen Sie auf das Symbol zum Aktualisieren und warten Sie 1 Minute, und versuchen
Sie es dann erneut. Wenn die Verbindung immer noch fehlschlägt, bedeutet dies, dass
Sie die Kamera zurücksetzen müssen (siehe VIII) und alles neu einrichten müssen.
V. Bewegungserkennung Aufnahme-Setup
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera dem APP vor dem Start hinzugefügt
wird.
5.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
5.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
5.3. Aktivieren Sie auf der Seite "Advanced Setting" die Funktion "SD Record"
und "Motion Detection".
5.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Motion Detection Video Recording-Einstellung
abzuschließen.
5.5. Wenn eine Bewegung erkannt wird, nimmt die Kamera automatisch ein Video
auf die Micro SD Karte auf.
5.6. Zurück zur Startseite tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen Sie im
Popup-Fenster "SD-Download". Sie können die Videodateien von der Micro SD-Karte
herunterladen und wieder auf Ihrem Smartphone oder Tablet-PC wiedergeben.
[Hinweis]: Videoentschließung: 1280 × 720P Video Format: MP4
VI. Videoaufnahme direkt auf Smartphone oder Tablet PC
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und im LAN- oder WAN-Modus online ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
6.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP. Tippen Sie auf das Kamerasymbol, um in den
Live-Bildschirm zu gelangen.
6.2. Tippen Sie einmal auf die Fernbedienung, um das Video aufzunehmen. Die
Videodateien werden auf dem Mobilgerät oder dem Flash-Speicher Ihres Telefons
gespeichert. Diese Video-Dateien kommen ohne Audio.
6.3. Schauen Sie sich die Video-Dateien.
Option 1: Tippen Sie auf dem Live-Videobildschirm auf das Galeriesymbol , um
die aufgezeichneten Bilder und Videodateien auf dem Telefon abzurufen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie auf dem Startbildschirm auf das Zahnradsymbol und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster die Option "Snapshot ansehen", um die aufgenommenen
Bilder und Videodateien abzurufen.
VII. Videoaufnahme zur lokalen Mikro-Sd-Karte ununterbrochen
>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Kamera erfolgreich zum APP hinzugefügt
wurde und die Netzwerkverbindung gut ist, bevor Sie beginnen.
7.1. Starten Sie die "Camwf" APP.
7.2. Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem Startbildschirm und wählen
Sie im Popup-Fenster "Kameraeinstellungen".
7.3. Schalten Sie die Funktion "SD Record" ein und deaktivieren Sie die Funktion
"Motion Detection".
7.4. Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die SD-Kartenaufnahme-Einstellung abzuschließen,
und die Kamera nimmt kontinuierlich Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf.
7,5. Klicken Sie auf 5.6, um auf die Videodateien zuzugreifen.
[Hinweis]:
1). Ein Videoclip wird alle 3 Minuten automatisch generiert und gespeichert.
2). Wenn die Steckdose ausgeschaltet ist, kann die Kamera Video für 4 Stunden
kontinuierlich mit der Backup-Batterie aufzeichnen.
3). Videoentschließung: 1280x720P Video Format: MP4
VIII. Rücksetzen
Wenn die Kamera aus irgendeinem Grund aufhört zu arbeiten oder nicht
ordnungsgemäß funktioniert, wird durch einen schnellen Reset die
Werkseinstellungen wiederhergestellt.
Option 1: Wenn die Kamera eingeschaltet ist, drücken Sie die Reset-Taste
zweimal, um alle Einstellungen auf die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen, die
Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück. Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten
leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden
automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
Option 2: Tippen Sie im LAN- oder WAN-Modus auf das Zahnradsymbol auf dem
Startbildschirm und wählen Sie im Popup-Fenster "Reset", um alle Einstellungen auf
die Werkseinstellungen zurückzusetzen. Die Kamera kehrt zum P2P-Modus zurück.
Die LAN- und WAN-Kontrollleuchten leuchten 5 Sekunden lang und erlöschen. Die
Kamera startet nach 5 Sekunden automatisch auf die Standardeinstellungen.
IX. Kamera umbenennen und Passwort ändern
>> Bitte bestätigen Sie, dass die Kamera dem APP hinzugefügt wird, und es ist
online im P2P (LAN) -Modus, bevor Sie starten.
9.1. Starten Sie die APP "Camwf".
9.2. Ändern Sie den Kameranamen wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Tippen Sie auf das Zahnradsymbol auf der Startseite und wählen Sie
dann "Kontoeinstellungen" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Löschen Sie den Standardnamen und geben Sie Namen wie Home,
Office, Schlafzimmer, etc. ein.
Schritt 3: Tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Änderung zu bestätigen.
9.3. Ändern Sie das Passwort wie folgt:
Schritt 1: Zurück zur Startseite, tippen Sie auf das Zahnrad-Symbol und wählen
Sie dann "Kamera-Einstellung" im Popup-Fenster.
Schritt 2: Tippen Sie auf der Seite "Erweiterte Einstellungen" im Abschnitt
"Sicherheitscode einstellen" auf "Sicherheitscode ändern".
Schritt 3: Geben Sie das Standardpasswort "888888" ein, geben Sie ein neues
Passwort ein und geben Sie es erneut ein, und tippen Sie anschließend auf "OK",
um die Änderung zu speichern.
Wie überprüfe ich, ob das neue Passwort funktioniert?
1. Tippen Sie auf das Symbol für die Startseite, und entfernen Sie die aktuelle
Kamera.
2. Folgen Sie Kapitel 4.2.3, um die Kamera wieder dem Camwf-APP hinzuzufügen,
und vergessen Sie nicht, Ihr neues Passwort einzugeben, bevor Sie "OK" bestätigen.
3. Wenn die Kamera auf dem Startbildschirm "Online" anzeigt, bedeutet dies, dass
das Passwort erfolgreich geändert wurde. Wenn "Falsches Passwort" angezeigt
wird, müssen Sie ein neues Passwort zurücksetzen.
X. Aufladen der Sicherungsbatterie
10.1. Legen Sie die Backup-Batterie an Ort und dann die Kamera an eine Steckdose
Wechselstrom-Netzteil mit Hilfe des Ladeadapters und USB-Kabel zur Verfügung
gestellt.
10.2. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet während des Ladevorgangs gelb.
10.3. Es dauert 8 Stunden, um eine volle Ladung zu erhalten.
10.4. Die Ladezustandsanzeige leuchtet, wenn der Akku vollständig aufgeladen ist.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
F: Warum kann ich das WIFI-Signal der Kamera nicht auf meinem Smartphone
oder Tablet-PC finden?
A: Es gibt 4 Lösungen für dieses Problem:
1. Nehmen Sie die Backup-Batterie heraus, stecken Sie die Kamera mit Hilfe des
mitgelieferten USB-Kabels in eine Steckdose. Warten Sie 2 Minuten, bis das
WIFI-Signal SSID erscheint.
2. Setzen Sie die Kamera zurück (siehe VIII), und warten Sie, bis das WIFI-Signal
SSID angezeigt wird.
3. Halten Sie Ihr Telefon oder Mobilgerät innerhalb der WIFI-Hotspotreihe der
Kamera und aktualisieren Sie die WIFI-Signalseite. Es kann bis zu 2 Minuten
dauern, bis sich der Hotspot auf der WIFI-Seite Ihres Telefons oder auf Ihrem
Mobilgerät erkennt.
4. Schalten Sie die WIFI-Funktion Ihres Telefons oder Mobilgeräts für eine Weile
aus, und schalten Sie es dann wieder ein, um erneut zu suchen.
F: Die APP kann die Kamera nicht finden, nachdem sie "Suchen" gewählt hat.
A: Vergewissern Sie sich, dass das Telefon oder das mobile Gerät weiterhin mit
dem WIFI-Signal der Kamera verbunden ist. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera über die Steckdose mit Strom versorgt wird, oder der Akku ist vollständig
aufgeladen.
F: Warum Live-Video-Bildschirm zeigt sich schwarz und ein suchender Kreis
dreht sich in der Mitte, aber nichts zeigt sich immer?
A: Wenn die WIFI-Geschwindigkeit der Kamera niedrig ist, warten Sie 10-30
Sekunden, bis Live-Video erscheint. Oder Sie können den Live-Bildschirm
verlassen und in den Bildschirm wieder in einer Minute.
F: Die Kamera hält meine Wifi-Einstellungen nicht und zeigt weiterhin an,
dass die Kamera offline ist?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera im Bereich des guten WIFI-Signals
befindet. Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil
richtig angeschlossen ist.
F: Wird die Kamera immer noch funktionieren, wenn die Stromversorgung
unterbrochen wird?
A: Wenn sich die Kamera im P2P (LAN) -Modus befindet, kann die Kamera
trotzdem arbeiten und aufzeichnen, solange die Pufferbatterie Strom liefert, damit
die Kamera läuft. Wenn sich die Kamera im WAN-Modus befindet, funktioniert es
nicht, bis die Stromversorgung wiederhergestellt ist und der Internetzugang
verfügbar ist.
F: Wie fügt man die Kamera mehr Geräten hinzu?
A: Stellen Sie sicher, dass sich die Kamera bereits im WAN-Modus befindet. Dann
starten Sie die "Camwf" APP auf Ihrem anderen Android-Telefon oder Tablet-PC,
tippen Sie auf "+" -Symbol, geben Sie die Kamera UID (eine einzigartige
Kombination von Zahlen und Buchstaben spezifisch für Ihre Kamera). Schließlich
tippen Sie auf "OK", um die Kamera zum APP hinzuzufügen.
F: Was tun, wenn ich mein Passwort vergessen habe?
A: Sie müssen das Gerät auf die Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen; Drücken Sie
die Reset-Taste zweimal, löschen Sie die Kamera im Camwf APP und fügen Sie sie
wieder hinzu.
F: Die Kamera nimmt kein Video auf die Micro SD-Karte auf?
A: Schalten Sie die Kamera aus, nehmen Sie die Micro SD-Karte heraus,
formatieren Sie die SD-Karte und legen Sie sie erneut in den SD-Kartensteckplatz
ein, und schalten Sie die Kamera wieder ein.
Q: Mein PC-Computer kann die SD-Karte nicht direkt vom Gerät lesen?
A: Nehmen Sie die SD-Karte aus der Kamera, und verwenden Sie dann einen
Kartenleser, um sie auf Ihrem PC zu lesen. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass die
Kamera ausgeschaltet ist, bevor Sie die Micro SD-Karte herausnehmen.
F: Wie viele mobile Geräte können gleichzeitig an die Kamera angeschlossen
werden?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie viele Kameras werden auf der mobilen Anwendung unterstützt?
A: Keine Begrenzung.
F: Wie schalte ich die IR-LEDs ein?
A: Wenn die Beleuchtung unter 10 Lux liegt, werden die IR-LEDs automatisch
eingeschaltet. Der IR-Abstand beträgt 2 Meter.
F: Wie kann das auf der Micro SD-Karte gespeicherte Video wiedergegeben
werden?
A: Verwenden Sie einen Kartenleser, um das Video auf Ihrem PC zu lesen und
wiederzugeben. Oder verwenden Sie die "Camwf" APP zu spielen (Siehe 5.5)
Q: Gibt es irgendeine PC-Client-Software, die ich auf meinem Computer
verwenden kann?
A: PC-Client-Software-Download-Link: http://www.mymitech.com/download.html
F: Warum reagiert die Kamera nicht, nachdem ich die Reset-Taste zweimal
gedrückt habe?
A: Wenn die WAN- und LAN-Anzeigen nicht wie in Kapitel VIII beschrieben
reagieren, bedeutet dies, dass Sie nicht die Reset-Taste nach rechts drücken. Bitte
versuchen Sie es erneut.
F: Warum ist die Zeitanzeige nicht stabil und blinkt immer?
A: Wenn Sie die Pufferbatterie verwenden, laden Sie sie bitte auf. Wenn nicht,
überprüfen Sie, ob das Netzteil richtig angeschlossen ist.
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