Quick Guide
Table Of Contents
- 1.0 Introduction
- 2.2.3 Camera Live Menu Function Introduction
- 3.0 Wi-Fi Wireless
- 4.0 Remote Access Setup
- 5.0 Camera Settings
- 6.0 Troubleshooting
- 7.0 Installation Instruction
- 7.1 3G Solar Camera Install
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ID for your task.
[Task] Task function. Click on the task to login the task setting screen below.
Click Apply to confirm your setting
[FTP server name] Type the name or IP address of the FTP server. At a minimum you need the IP address (FTP server name)
for your FTP server. The port is almost always 21, and typical servers need a username and password which means
“Authentication” should be set to “Yes”.
[FTP server port] The port number of the FTP server (default is 21).
[Remote path] Input the file directory. It is an optional setting to specify a folder on the FTP server. If you decide to use
this feature, you have to make sure that the folder exists on the FTP server with the exact same spelling.
[Authentication] Select whether authentication is required by the FTP server. Choose “No” for anonymous access.
[User name] Type your FTP user name.
[Password] Type your FTP password.
[Re-type password] Re-type your password.
Click Apply to confirm your settings
Note: Once successfully transferred, each original file on the Micro SD card is deleted.
5.8.4.7 Push Notification
[Enable] Enable task.
[Schedule] Option to choose always or set a particular schedule. Check Schedule setup to select the right schedule
ID for your task.
[Task] Task function. Click on the task to login the task setting screen below.
Click Apply to confirm your setting
[Post time]--The number of seconds that the camera should keep alarm message sending after motion stops. If
there is any motion within this time the camera will keep sending alarms until there is no motion for the duration of
this parameter. It can be from 5 seconds to 24 hours.
[Alarm Interval]--Number of seconds for which the camera should stop sending alerts after the first set. Setting the
time to 0 disables this feature. It allows you to designate a time (in seconds) during which new alerts are suppressed.
For example, if you want to avoid a flood of alerts, you could set this time to 3600 seconds so that after a motion
detection event you wouldn’t get any new alerts for at least 1 hour.