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Summary of Contents for Smanos PT-180
- Page 1 Instruction Manual UFO Camera...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
2.1 Front .............................. 3 2.2 Side Face ............................3 2.3 Light Indicators ..........................4 Getting Started ............................5 3.1 Download the “smanos home” app ....................5 3.2 Sign Up/In ............................. 5 3.3 Add Devices ..........................6 Set up your UFO ............................7 4.1 Waiting for the UFO to boot up ..................... -
Page 3: Things To Note Before Getting Started
Things to note before getting started -------------------------------------------------------- ●High-speed WiFi Internet connection - One critical factor affecting the performance of your UFO camera is the relative positions of your home WiFi router and the UFO. Set up your UFO in an open space (DO NOT place it directly on the floor); the closer the camera is to the router, the stronger the WiFi signal will be, and the better the footage on your smartphone will be. -
Page 4: Get To Know Your Ufo Camera
Get to know your UFO camera -------------------------------------------------------- 2.1 Front 2.2 Side Face... -
Page 5: Light Indicators
Get to know your UFO camera -------------------------------------------------------- 2.3 Light Indicators Description Indicators Meaning Indicators run in succession clockwise first and then UFO booting up counterclockwise repeatedly for 25~40 seconds Left-row and right-row Searching for WiFi indicators flash alternately signals All indicators flash UFO configuration simultaneously mode... -
Page 6: Getting Started
Search for “smanos home” in App Store/Google Play,then download and install the App. 3.2 Sign Up/In If you have not registered an account with smanos, please press “Sign up” just below the “Sign in” icon on the App, and follow the instructions to create your account first. -
Page 7: Add Devices
Getting Started -------------------------------------------------------- 3.3 Add Devices Press the [ ] button on the main App page. Tap on [UFO Camera], or tap on the [ ] icon at the bottom of this page to scan the QR code on the back of your UFO; then follow the configuration steps to set up your UFO with your home WiFi. -
Page 8: Set Up Your Ufo
Set up your UFO -------------------------------------------------------- 4.1 Waiting for the UFO to boot up Plug the power adapter into a wall socket and the UFO camera will boot up in 25 to 40 seconds. During this time, you will see indicators run in succession clockwise and then counterclockwise. -
Page 9: Connecting The Ufo To Your Smartphone
Set up your UFO -------------------------------------------------------- 4.2 Connecting the UFO to your smartphone Press and hold the Configuration Button on the side for 5 seconds, and you will hear a tone which indicates that the UFO has switched into the WiFi configuration mode.Tap on Next. -
Page 10: Connecting The Ufo To Your Smartphone
Set up your UFO -------------------------------------------------------- 4.2 Connecting the UFO to your smartphone Tap on [WiFi] to jump to your smartphone’s WiFi list, and select “smanos UFO”to connect to the camera. Now, your smartphone is the control center of your UFO. -
Page 11: Entering Wifi Details For Your Ufo Camera
Set up your UFO -------------------------------------------------------- 4.3 Entering WiFi details for your UFO camera Select your 2.4GHz WiFi network from the display listed for your UFO camera, and enter the WiFi network password. The UFO will connect to the selected WiFi network. This binding process should take about one minute. -
Page 12: App Operation
APP Operation -------------------------------------------------------- 5.1 Main Page Check device status after setup Edit the devices When the status bar turns into teal, it means the device is ONLINE and available. If it's gray, it means the device is OFFLINE and cannot be accessed. - Page 13 APP Operation -------------------------------------------------------- 5.1 Main Page Edit your device(s) as you wish Sorting Button Delete Device Tap on the Edit Button[ ], press the Delete Button [ ] and choose Sorting Tap on the Edit Button [ ], press and hold the Sort Button [ ], drag it up or down to the position where you want it to be located.
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Page 14: Account Menu-Edit Account
] button and enter a new name. Changing your password or deleting your account with smanos (we will be sorry to see you go, though) can also be done on this page. *Please note that when you delete your account, you will: 1. - Page 15 By choosing “My shares” on the menu and pressing the [ ] Add Button, you can share access to your device(s) with other registered smanos accounts. Enter the email address and nickname of the account you want to share with, and then select the device(s).
- Page 16 APP Operation -------------------------------------------------------- 5.2 Account Menu-My Shares-Access Setting By week days (repeatedly) Select the day(s) and each day's runtime you want the device(s) to be accessible to the account you share with. By dates The family and/or friend(s) you share with would have access to your device(s) during the entire chosen time period.
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Page 17: App Control
App Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.1 Live Page 1. Privacy Mode The UFO respects your privacy. When the camera is turned off, all you will see is a black background recorded onto your microSD™ card. (microSD™ card needs to be purchased separately) 2. - Page 18 App Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.1 Live Page 360˚ 90˚ Quad View Bird's Eye 180˚ Panorama View Viewing Modes Swipe to the left and slide to the right, and you can enjoy 3 different viewing modes: Bird's Eye, Panorama and Quad View. Once you select a viewing mode, motion-triggered alerts and 24/7 video (requires a microSD™...
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Page 19: Alerts Page
App Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.2 Alerts Page Motion-triggered alerts can be reviewed from this History page, if a microSD™ card was inserted. Tap on [ ] to pick a specific day to facilitate your search of an alert of interest. Note: Only the most recent 200 alerts will be shown. New alerts will overwrite oldest ones. -
Page 20: Archive Page
APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.3 Archive Page Archived video clips and snapshots can be found on this page. 24/7 continuous recording, with motion alerts in red Manually saved video clips and snapshots on your phone... - Page 21 APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.3 Archive Page-From Memory Card From Memory Card - 24/7 Continuous Recording microSD™ / Cloud Switch Date of Record Current Time No Recording Motion Alert Motion was detected in this Timeline interval. Slide back and forth to select a time, and play the corresponding video Pause...
- Page 22 APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.3 Archive Page- Saved Saved – Video Clips and Snapshots On this page, all the manually saved video clips and snapshots that you have stored on your phone can be found. you can also edit and share them as you wish Delete video(s) or snapshot(s) Tap on Edit Icon [...
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Page 23: Setting Page
APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.4 Setting Page-General Device Name This setting enables you to rename your UFO camera, and the new name will be shown on the Device List on Main Page. Indicator Lights This setting enables you to switch on/off the green indicators on your UFO camera. - Page 24 APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.4 Setting Page-Motion Sensor On/Off When the sensor is on (green), you will receive a push notification whenever motion is detected. Timing This is useful if you installed the UFO in a busy room or area in your home where foot traffic is frequent.
- Page 25 APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.4 Setting Page-Network Configuration Switching between Networks This setting enables you to connect your UFO camera with another nearby WiFi network, without repeating the camera-phone binding process. Reconfiguration This setting enables you to reconfigure your UFO when a network issue has arisen.
- Page 26 (for example) Activity detected by [UFO camera name] at 08:20:00 GMT+2 Or Activity detected by [UFO camera name] at 07:20:00 GMT+1 DST during Daylight Saving Time. Date Format This setting enables you to change the format of the date shown on your smanos home app.
- Page 27 APP Control -------------------------------------------------------- 6.4 Setting Page-Other Firmware Update This setting enables you to update your UFO camera to the latest firmware if necessary. WHEN UPDATE TAKING PLACE, FORCED TERMINATION WILL CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE TO YOUR UFO. It is highly recommended that you keep your UFO plugged in at all times, and DO NOT SWITCH THE DEVICE OFF BEFORE AN UPDATE IS COMPLETED.
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Page 28: Installation
Installation -------------------------------------------------------- 7.1 Mounting Angle The PIR motion sensor should always be positioned vertically so that the sensor is pointing to the ground/desk when it is mounted on the wall or sitting on the desk bracket. 7.2 Mount type and the corresponding suggestions Mount Mounting Available Viewing Modes on App... -
Page 29: Ceiling Or Wall-Mounted
Installation -------------------------------------------------------- 7.3 Ceiling or Wall-Mounted Step 1: Unlock the base from your camera. Step 2: Place the base on the wall (make sure the “up” arrow is pointing vertically to the celling); use the provided tool set to install it properly. Step 3: Lock your camera into position onto the base. -
Page 30: Desk Or Any Flat Surface
Installation -------------------------------------------------------- 7.4 Desk or Any Flat Surface Step 1: Put the power cable (USB) through the bottom hole of your bracket. Step 2: Insert the USB into the power port. Step 3: Lock your camera onto the bracket. Step 4: Make sure the PIR motion sensor is pointing vertically to the desk/ground. -
Page 31: Specifications
WiFi: 802.11b/g/n with WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption 2.4GHz On-site storage: microSD™ card up to 32GB Operating conditions: 0-50℃, humidity < 95% RH (non-condensing) Dimensions (L x W x H):106 X 106 X 36mm Technical Support: http://www.smanos.com/UFO support@smanos.us (North America) support@smanos.com (Rest of the World)
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