Operation; Allocation Of Positions For Each Sensor - THOMSON LENS 200 Manual

1 - ACCESS TO LIVE IMAGES
The main screen shows a thumbnail of your camera
image that is refreshed at regular intervals. To
display the video directly from the camera, click on
the thumbnail:
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Current date and time (also embedded in the
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video recordings)
Allocation of camera access to another user
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(another account)
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Configuration of the camera
4 Live video
5 Launch/stop live video
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Simultaneous display of up to 4 cameras
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Vertical image inversion
8 Digital zoom onto the image (2x, 4x or 8x)
Selection of image quality. Take note: high quality
requires a better connection in terms of the camera
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and smartphone.
Scroll to the right to access this option
Start/stop of video recording (recording onto
10 smartphone memory)
Scroll to the right to access this option
Immediate photo
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smartphone memory)
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taking (recording onto
MOTORISED 1080P INDOOR SECURITY CAMERA PACK
Private mode: When you are at the premises and do
not want to be monitored, pressing this key switches
the camera's lens, cuts the image, and mutes the
microphone and the speaker.
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Smartphone microphone activation to speak
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through the camera' s speaker
Display of camera motor
control:
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If a micro SD card is in the camera and video
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recordings have taken place on the camera, they
can be viewed here.
2 - ALLOCATION OF POSITIONS FOR EACH
SENSOR
360° photos also allow you to place the sensors
in their actual position. Subsequently, any alert will
point the camera to the position of the sensor that
has been triggered. Slide each sensor into position
from the "Pin an alarm" menu:
E - OPERATION
360° photo: after
activating the camera,
a panoramic photo of
its field of vision can
be taken by clicking
here. Once the photo
has been taken, you
can double click on
the image to point the
camera in the clicked on
direction.
Display of the directional
cross
Automatic monitoring:
activation / deactivation
of movement detection
by the camera motors
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