This document provides a comprehensive user manual for the Yeskamo Wireless PTZ Camera, covering its features, installation, operation, and troubleshooting.

Function Description

The Yeskamo Wireless PTZ Camera is a security camera designed for monitoring various environments. It features Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) capabilities, allowing users to remotely control the camera's direction to view different areas. The camera is equipped with a light sensor, lens, IR light for night vision, a microphone for audio input, and a loudspeaker for audio output, enabling two-way audio communication. It supports both wireless (Wi-Fi) and wired (Ethernet) connections for flexible installation. The camera is designed to record video, detect motion, and send notifications to the user's mobile device. It also supports local video storage via an SD card and cloud storage services.

Usage Features

1. Wireless and Wired Connection Options: The camera offers two primary connection methods. For wireless setup, users download the MIPC app, register an account, and add the camera by scanning a QR code or manually entering its ID and password. The app then guides the user through Wi-Fi setup, requiring them to select their Wi-Fi network and input the password. A crucial step involves pressing the camera's reset button for 1-2 seconds to initiate wireless configuration. For a more stable connection, a wired option is available, where the camera is connected to a router via an Ethernet cable.

2. Mobile App Operation (MIPC App): The MIPC app is the central interface for controlling and managing the camera.

Playback: Users can select a specific date to view recorded footage and access snapshots and video notifications.
Device Settings: A wide range of settings can be configured through the app:
- About: Displays device nickname, model, firmware version, and device ID.
- Day/Time: Allows users to check and change the time zone.
- System Upgrade: Enables updating the camera's firmware.
- Device Password: Users can change the camera's password and set up guest passwords for shared access.
- Notifications: Configures motion detection alarms.
- Record: Customizes recording settings, including continuous recording and event recording (motion detection only). This function requires an SD card or cloud storage.
- SD Card: Checks the status, capacity, and allows formatting of the inserted SD card.
- Flip the Screen: Useful when the camera is installed on the ceiling, flipping the video display to the correct orientation.
- OSD (On-Screen Display): Allows choosing the display text and format of date/time.
- Sound: Adjusts the camera's speaker and microphone volume for two-way audio.
- Motion Detection: Enables/disables motion detection, smart tracking, and adjusts day/night motion sensitivity.
Resolution Adjustment: Users can change the live video watching resolution, with options including HD1080P/3MP, Standard, Smooth, and Auto.
Record, Speaker, and Sensitivity Controls:
- Manual Video Recording: An icon in the app allows users to manually record video, which is saved in the "Account Settings-My documents."
- Two-Way Audio (Microphone): Pressing and holding the microphone icon enables speaking through the camera's loudspeaker. Guest users may not have access to this feature.
- Audio Output (Speaker): A button to enable or disable audio output from the camera, allowing users to listen to audio from the camera side.
- Image Adjustment: A button for adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, and camera mode.
Cloud Storage: The camera supports a paid cloud storage service, accessible and manageable through the app.
PTZ Function: Users can control the camera's pan, tilt, and zoom by swiping fingers on the phone screen. Double-clicking or pinching to zoom in/out on the picture is also supported.

3. Camera Installation: The camera comes with a mounting bracket and screws for installation on a stable surface such as a table, wall, or floor. The bracket is fixed with screws, and the camera is then attached to the bracket. The design allows for easy removal and adjustment of the installation angle.

Maintenance Features

1. Reset Functionality: The camera includes a reset button. Pressing and holding it for 10-12 seconds restores the camera to its factory settings. This is useful for troubleshooting connection issues or if the password is forgotten.

2. Firmware Updates: The MIPC app provides a "System Upgrade" feature, allowing users to update the camera's firmware to ensure it has the latest features and security patches.

3. SD Card Management: The app allows users to check the status and capacity of the inserted SD card and format it if necessary. It's important to turn off the device before inserting or removing an SD card to prevent damage.

4. Troubleshooting Support: The manual includes a comprehensive FAQ section addressing common issues such as motion detection notifications, camera sound setup, viewing on a computer, Wi-Fi connection problems, forgotten passwords, offline camera status, network connection breaks, and recording issues. For further support, Yeskamo provides email and phone contact information for customer service in both the US and UK.

5. Safety Precautions: The manual emphasizes reading instructions carefully, avoiding product modification or disassembly, using the product within standard temperature and humidity ranges, testing before installation, and not placing objects on the camera. It also advises against setting up the device in environments prone to mud, sand, water, drops, bumps, or external factors like fire, earthquakes, lightning, or voltage disturbances, which could cause damage. The company disclaims responsibility for malfunctions or damages due to improper storage or protection.

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