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Installation Manual

1. Find a good location for your camera

Make sure the camera is not blocked and ensure it is in coverage of Wi-Fi.

2. Wall mount your camera

Your camera comes with a mount and a screw kit.

1) Place the mount and secure it with screws.

If you’re mounting the camera on drywall, use the drywall anchors we provide.

2) Attach the camera to the mount.

3) Tilt and swivel to adjust the camera angle.

Note:

• Do not install the camera in a position facing strong lights/mirror/window/swimming pool.

Do not place the camera too close to any angle with busy traffic.

• Stay away from the outlets, including air conditioner vents, humidifier outlets, the heat

transfer vents of the projectors, etc.

• Keep the camera at least 1 meter away from any wireless devices to avoid interference,

such as microwave stove or Wi-Fi routers and etc.

• If there is any motion detection delay or false alerts, please contact 24/7 after-sales service

via support@zumimall.com.

3. Position your camera to detect motion in specific areas

You can mount and aim your camera in different ways to optimize the camera’s ability to

detect motion in specific areas. The lower two-thirds of the camera’s field of view is the

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Installation Manual 1. Find a good location for your camera Make sure the camera is not blocked and ensure it is in coverage of Wi-Fi. 2. Wall mount your camera Your camera comes with a mount and a screw kit. 1) Place the mount and secure it with screws. If you’re mounting the camera on drywall, use the drywall anchors we provide. 2) Attach the camera to the mount. 3) Tilt and swivel to adjust the camera angle.
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motion-sensitive part of the image. Aim the camera so that any motion you wish to detect appears within this part of the image. If you want to monitor motion closer to the camera, such as visitors to your front door, mount the camera at least 7-10 feet (2-3 meters) highand aim it so that visitors appear in the lower two-thirds of the image. This angle works well to avoid motion alerts for movement in the top third of the image, such as vehicles driving by.