Workflow:
Charging&Powering Monitor ＞ Powering Camera ＞Pairing the Monitor & the Camera ＞ Placing the Camera＞Wall Mounting the Camera
1.Charging&Powering Monitor
1) Connect the monitor adapter to the monitor and a power outlet.
2) Unplug the unit when its power indicator turns off, indicating a full charge.Unplug the unit after fully charging the monitor, which can prolong the lifespan of the device.
2. Powering Camera
Connect the camera to power source via the USB Type-C cable and camera adapter.
(Only use the power adapters provided. Do not place the camera and power cord within the reach of your baby)
3. Pairing the Baby Monitor & the Camera
Based on default setting, one camera is paired with the monitor. When you power on the monitor and camera, the two will automatically pair.
Once they're paired successfully, The camera list will appear on the screen. It is recommended to pair in the baby's room, or wherever you intend to place the camera. High-pitched noises might occur when the monitor is too close to the camera. Please keep them at least 1.5 m /4.9 ft apart.The monitor can connect up to 4 cameras at once.
4. Placing the Camera
For safety concerns and better vision in night vision mode, if the camera is placed on a 0.75 m /2.5 ft table top, the distance from the baby is at least 1.5 m /4.9 ft. (The baby monitor has an infrared night vision capacity up to 6 m /19.7 ft). Most importantly, make sure that the camera power cord is out of your baby's reach.
5. Wall Mounting Camera
① Rotate the knob in anticlockwise direction to adjust the wall mount bracket, then fasten the joint and secure the angle
② Mark the upper and lower holes with a pencil.
③ Drill holes in the wall (17/64 inch drill bit) and insert wall anchors into holes with a hammer.
④ Fasten the wall mount bracket with screws.
⑤ Place the camera on the wall mount bracket. Tighten the screw into the threaded socket at the bottom to secure the camera.
⑥ You can maximize your camera unit's viewing angles by tilting the wall mount bracket. Tilt your camera up or down to adjust to your preferred angle.
Don't release the camera until it is firmly mounted.
