User Manual

Using an Android Device:
- Ensure your Android device is connected to same Wi-Fi network on which you
want to connect the IP Doorbell. While in close proximity to your IP Doorbell, Tap
‘Add a Device’
- Tap ‘Add a New Device’. The App will search for an unconfigured IP Doorbell
within Wi-Fi range.
- Tap on the GID of the device to be configured, and after a brief pause the message
‘Connect device success that can be configured’ should display.
- Tap ‘Start configuring’.
- ‘Network Name’ should match the Wi-Fi network on which you want to connect.
- Enter the Wi-Fi password for your selected network.
- Tap ‘OK’.
- IP Doorbell will restart to join the Wi-Fi network (about 1 minute) and your screen
will switch to the device settings page.
*Note: There is no indication of an incorrectly entered Wi-Fi password. An incorrect
password will cause the IP Doorbell to fail to connect to your Wi-Fi network, after
which it will reset once more and the ‘LIDaw********’ SSID will reappear in your
WiFi network scans on your mobile devices. If this happens, delete the IP Doorbell
from the ControlCam App and start at the beginning of section 3.a again.
- Enter a name in ‘Device Name’ that you want to use to define this specific IP
Doorbell (e.g. FrontDoor). This name will show in the ControlCam notifications to
your mobile device. *Do not use any spaces or other special characters in the name
on an Android device.
- Enter the ‘User Name’ (default is ‘admin’).
- Enter the ‘Password’ (default is ‘1234’).
- Tap ‘OK’.
- *After correct configuration it may take a few moments for the IP Doorbell to
make the initial connection through the cloud service.
- *Unlock Password can be changed in the App as well as through the Web Browser
Interface.
3b. Initial Wired (RJ45, no Wi-Fi) Configuration
*Initial Wired Configuration should only be performed ONCE using either IE (Internet
Explorer) or Chrome Browsers. *Note: Firefox will not work*. The purpose of this
configuration is to disable the broadcast of your IP Doorbell’s GID through the IP
Doorbell’s Wi-Fi radio. Successful completion of the steps outlined in 3a of this manual
will also disable the GID broadcast, but using method 3b negates the need to know your
Wi-Fi credentials. This can be accomplished through the web browser interface of the IP
Doorbell. These steps do require some network knowledge. Therefore, do not alter any
settings unless you are sure of their purpose. To access this, perform the following steps;
- Determine the IP address that your IP Doorbell has been assigned by your router.
This can usually be found as one of the latest entries in the DHCP client list of