Wi-Fi H.264 720P HD WIRELESS IP CAMERA PAN TILT WITH QR P2P IR5-10M/ 2 way audio, AU $159.99 – Picture 0

Wi-Fi H.264 720P HD WIRELESS IP CAMERA PAN TILT WITH QR P2P IR5-10M/ 2 way audio, AU $159.99 – Picture 1

Wi-Fi H.264 720P HD WIRELESS IP CAMERA PAN TILT WITH QR P2P IR5-10M/ 2 way audio, AU $159.99 – Picture 2

Wi-fi H.264 720p Hd Wireless Ip Camera Pan Tilt With Qr P2p Ir5-10m/ 2 Way Audio

AU $159.99

Moorabbin, VIC, Australia
Jan 30th

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...::..K G Electronics..::... in titles and description Store Home About us Feedback Add to Favourites New Arrival Ending Soon Contact us FAQ's Add my Store to your Favorites and receive my email newsletters about new items and special promotions! General Interest Doss WIFI IP HD Wireless Network Security/ Baby Camera/Night Vision for iPhone, Android, MAC & PC DOSS PT10QRW Image for Illustration purposes only Overview Wi-Fi H.264 720P HD WIRELESS IP CAMERA PAN TILT WITH QR P2P IR5-10M/ Two-way audio The new PT10QRW removes all the difficulties of viewing your IP Cameras over the internet—connect to your camera anywhere in the world via your smartphone or PC without the confusing configuration of Dynamic DNS Servers or Port forwarding! Simply scan the provided QR code and you will be instantly connected to yourcamera. As if the ease of viewing was not enough, the ability to remotely Pan and Tilt the camera view provides a level of coverage a static camera never could! If your network goes down, or your internet is not alwaysconnected, recording of Motion Triggered events can still take place, recording directly to any installed Micro SD Card (up to 32GB; not supplied). You can later browse the recorded videos or images for review via your home network without the need to remove the card! Night-time surveillance can often be a big problem with other IP cameras. Some may attempt to solve this problem with the addition of IR Illumination however this can resultin falsely coloured day-time images. The PT10QRW not only features Automatic IR Illumination (activating at low light levels) with a range up to 5m, but also automatically adjusts the sensor's colour filter, resulting in the best image quality in both day- and night-time! Along with the HDVideo capture, and H.264 video encoding, your captured images and video will always be the highest quality! 720p HD Video recording Automatic Day/Night modes Auto IR Illumination Auto IR Colour filter Remote pan and tilt Pan: 270° Tilt: 90° Motion detection with Alert and Record modes Record directly to installed Micro SD card (up to 32GB; not included) Send an alert to your phone via Email and capturedimages are uploaded via FTP Dual networking: both Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections possible Two-way audio Built-in microphone captures your baby's cry or dog barking Audio output jack allows connection of external speaker for talk-back Access your camera anywhere in the world with zero network configuration! View on your mobile smartphone by scanning the provided QR code View on your PC without confusing DDNS or Port forwarding Wall and ceiling mounting hardware included! Specifications Image Capture Sensor Mega pixels CMOS sensor Minimum illumination IR lights on, 0 Lux Lens f=3.6mm, Fixed Iris IR-Cutter Supports automatic IR and colour filter change Pan/Tilt Pan 270° Tilt 90° Assistant Lighting Control Auto/manual control Lighting 10x Infrared LEDs (850nm), 5m distance Video and Audio Stream Resolution 720P (1280x720) 853x480 426x240 213x180 Frame rate 30fps Stream Bit rate 128kbps ~ 2Mbps Image Rotation Flip / Mirror / Both OSD Yes Audio Compression G.711/G.726 Network Basic Protocol TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, RTSP, FTP, DHCP, DDNS, UPNP, NTP Other Protocol 802.11b/g/n Other Features Mobile Phone View Yes Video control Yes Dual way audio Yes Memory Snap or video into Mini SD card Browser SD card View or download from network Motion Detection Yes On-Trigger Actions Email/FTP/SD storage/send message to alarm server User Setting Three levels Date/ Time Setting Yes Upgrade Upgrade from network DDNS A free DDNS provided by manufacturer Hardware Interface Ethernet 10Base-T/100base-TX Memory Micro SD Alarm In N/A Alarm Out N/A Audio In Internal mic Audio Out Audio output interface x1 (3.5mm jack) Physical Index Weight 420g Main body 115mm(L)x110mm(W)x125mm(H) Power DC 5V Power consumption <6W Operating temperature -20°C ~ 50°C Humidity 10% ~ 80% non-condensing PC/MAC Software OS Support Microsoft Windows 98 / 2000 / XP / Vista Mac OSX Browser Internet Explorer 7.0 or above / Safari / Firefox / Chrome etc. Application Software LiveIPC These instructions are for connecting your PT10QRW to your Wi-Fi network. For more information on viewing and operating your camera, please see the user manual. Connecting The PT10QRW To Your Wi-Fi Network With WPS 1. Ensure the Wi-Fi antenna has been attached to the camera before powering up and that your Wi-Fi router supports WPS. 2. Power the camera up. It will perform a self-test. Waitfor approximately 2 minutes for camera to finish its start-up procedure. 3. Once the camera has powered up, press the WPS button on your router. Press and hold the Reset button on the camera for 5 seconds. The camera will attempt to connect via WPS. If your router indicates a successful connection, you can continue; However if nothing appears to have happened, wait 2 minutes before continuing to give the camera time to connect. 5. Remove power from the camera, wait 10 seconds, and finally reconnect the power. 6. Once the camera has performed its self-test cycle (approximately 2 minutes), it will connect to your Wi-Fi network if the WPS connection was successful. If not then you will manually have to configure the camera's Wi-Fi settings 7. You can now use your PT10QRW from virtually any PC, MAC or Smartphone/tablet Configuring Wi-Fi Via Smartphone 1. Ensure the Wi-Fi antenna has been attached to the camera, that the camera is connected to your router via an Ethernet cable, DHCP is enabled on your router (normally home routers have this enabled by default), and that your smartphone is connected to the same network. 2. Power the camera up. It will perform a self-test. Wait for approximately 2 minutes for camera to finish its start-up procedure. 3. Once the camera has powered up, open the "LiveIPC" app on your smartphone/tablet. You will be prompted to enter a user name or password, but this will not be required to setup the Wi-Fi connection. 4. Press "Settings", located in the lower left of the screen. 5. Select your camera from the list of found devices. If you have multiple cameras, you can identify them using the serial numbers on the bottom of the camera. If you do not see any devices, wait a few moments befor hitting Refresh (top right icon) or double-check your smartphone is connected to the same network as your camera. 6. Choose "WIFI Setting". 7. You will be prompted for a username and password. Enter your camera's local administration username and password. The default user is admin and the default password is 123456. This can bechanged using the PC software. 8. You will see a list of available Wi-Fi networks seenby the camera. 9. Choose your Wi-Fi network and enter the password if you are prompted. 10. You must restart your camera by removing the power and ethernet cable, and then reconnecting just the power. 11. After the self-test, your camera should now be connected to your Wi-Fi network. Configuring Wi-Fi Via PC 1. Ensure the Wi-Fi antenna has been attached to the camera, that the camera is connected to your router via an Ethernet cable, DHCP is enabled on your router (normally home routers have this enabled by default), and that your PC is connected to the same network. 2. Power the camera up. It will perform a self-test. Wait for approximately 2 minutes for camera to finish its start-up procedure. Once the camera has powered up, open the "LiveIPC" app on your PC. You will be prompted to enter a user name or password, but this will not be required to setup the Wi-Fi connection 3. Click "Local Management" To refresh the list of cameras on your network, click the Magnifying Glass icon (Search device), bottom leftof the Local Management window If you have multiple cameras, you can identify them using the serial numbers on the bottom of the camera If you do not see any devices, wait a few moments befor hitting Search again or double-check your PC is connected to the same network as your camera 4. Select your camera from the list and click the button with the Single Gear (Device property) 5. You will be prompted for a username and password. Enter your camera's local administration username and password. The default user is admin and the default password is 123456. This can bechanged using the PC software. You will see the configuration window for the camera you selected. Here you can configure all the camera'ssettings. 6. Click Wi-Fi. You can configure the Wi-Fi settings manually or automatically 7. If the "Enable Wi-Fi" check is disabled, enable it 8. To automatically configure your camera's Wi-Fi settings, click the "Search Wi-Fi" button 9. Click "Search". After a few moments you should see the Wi-Fi networks available to your camera. Select your Wi-Fi network from the list and click "Select" The ESSID field should now be populated and the correct authentication system selected. 10. Enter your Wi-Fi network key and click "OK" (or "Apply" if you wish to modify more settings) 11. You must restart your camera by removing the power and ethernet cable, and then reconnecting just the power. 12. After the self-test, your camera should now be connected to your Wi-Fi network. FAQs Can I mount the PT10QRW upside down? Yes, the base has slotted screw holes for mounting toceilings, and includes a mounting arm that fixes to walls and other surfaces. You must also configure the camera's settings to record the video the correct orientation when installed upside-down. Using your PC, open the LiveIPC software and goto Local Management. Hit search to find your camera. Select your camera and hit Device Property. Click video from the list on the left, and set "Flip style" to "Horizontal/Vertical flip" Hit Apply or OK. How do I view the videos/images stored on the Micro SD card? Using your PC, open the LiveIPC software and goto Local Management. Hit search to find your camera. Double-click your camera to bring up the Camera View window Click the "Alarm record" button (it's the Bell icon) Your recordings are sorted by trigger type and date onthe right. Double click a recording to view it While it is playing back, you can click the "Record video" button to make a copy on your PC. It will be stored wherever you have set LiveIPC to record to (by default this is in the Program Files/LiveIPC/Capture folder). This item comes with 12 month Warranty About Us Payment Shipping Terms of Sale Contact Us About Us Payment Shipping Terms of Sale Contact Us About Us Payment Shipping Terms of Sale Contact Us About Us Payment Shipping Terms of Sale Contact Us About Us Payment Shipping Terms of Sale Contact Us Copyright © , K G Electronics. All rights reserved.

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