System Requirements; Camera Management With Smartphones/Tablets - Wansview K2 User Manual

1.5 System Requirements

 An iOS mobile device or
 An Android mobile device or
 A Windows PC/MAC.
 An email address for receiving alert notifications
 A 2.4 Ghz Wi-Fi network (name and password) and high speed Internet connection
(DSL, Cable, FIOS) with a minimum 1 Mbit/sec upload speed.
Before installation please check your internet speed. Get your Wi-Fi username and
password and if they contain the special characters "&" and ', please remove them before
set-up (change password). Set WPA2-PSK（AES） Encryption, channel 6 and check if the
DHCP switch is on. Follow this link to learn how to access your router:
www.wikihow.com/Access-a-Router.
Position your camera in 50ft/15m distance from the router and close to an DC Plug. The
included power cord is 9.8 ft long. If you need a longer power cord please contact us to
get advice. Users can extend Wi-Fi signal with Wi-Fi extenders and get a longer power
cord, if needed. Check the quality of the video before final mounting. For indoor
installations, the range might be less if metal objects or thick walls and ceilings are
between the camera and the router. Quality is affected also by the number of devices
connected to the network and by interferences from other networks/devices. If video
quality is not good, we advise to position the camera closer to the router or reduce
resolution and the frame rate (fps).
Users can place indoor cameras in protected outdoor areas (such as a covered porch) as
long as it remains dry and within its operating temperature range of -10 to 50 degrees C.
The camera is not waterproof and any exposure to moisture and/or temperatures outside
the operating range will void our one-year limited warranty. Users can guard outdoors by
placing the camera behind a window, making sure to disable IR Leds and open the
outdoor lights.
The Wansview Camera is a P2P camera as long as the camera is connected to the internet.
Users can view the camera from smartphones/tablets or PC, wherever they are using
cellular data or Wi-Fi connections. If users don't want to use the internet to access the
camera, and choose to access only in their own private network/LAN, we can supply a tool
which can disable P2P and DDNS functionalities. Please contact our customer service

2. Camera Management with Smartphones/Tablets

Users can manage the camera from smartphones/tablets (chapter 2) and web browsers
(Chapter 3). Mobile users can manage the camera with our proprietary apps and plugins or
with other popular apps like (chapter 4):
- tinyCam Monitor by Tinysolution LLC (http://tinycammonitor.com)
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