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Summary of Contents for GEENI Freebird
- Page 1 S T A R T G U I D E SM ART WI -FI SECURI TY C AMERA...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for purchasing your GEENI smart home product. Get started using your new devices by downloading Geeni, one convenient app that manages everything straight from your phone or tablet. Easily connect to your home Wi-Fi, and control multiple devices from the touch of your fingertips. - Page 3 The illustrated product and specifications may differ slightly from those The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The supplied. Geeni is a trademark of Merkury Innovations LLC. iPhone, Apple and device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.
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Page 4: Start Guide
® or higher or Android™ 5.0 or higher 2.4GHz Screw Mount Make sure you’re connecting to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. A microSD card is required to record footage (Geeni can’t connect to 5GHz networks) -
Page 5: Product Diagram 0
Charging Indicator Power Port DC 5V±10% Power Button Press the button to activate the camera Status Light Register an account on your Geeni App. Soild Red Blinking Red Soild Blue Starting up Ready to connect Connected Microphone Captures sound for your video... -
Page 6: Install
Instal l In sta ll Install: Enter the verification Method 2 - Screw Mount Installation code and create a password. Use the included 3 screws and wall anchors to mount the stand to the desired wall. Log into the App. Install the camera in the STEP 2 : Installation screw mount and lock it... -
Page 7: Connect (Easy Mode)
Add device: QR Code Mode Be sure to reset camera by pressing the reset button for 3-4 seconds. In the Geeni app, on the Enter your Wi-Fi top corner of the Devices network and password. screen, click Choose “Wi-Fi Camera”... -
Page 8: Connect (Qr Code Mode)
Preview Playback turn solid blue when Device Sharing: device is connected successfully! Let friends, spouse, NOTE: Geeni can’t connect to 5GHz roommates, or family networks. keep an eye on what your Blue light cameras see. Whether it’s a baby’s crib or the family... -
Page 9: Questions, Troubleshooting, Notices
My Geeni device has a funny name. How do I rename it? From your main device list, click on one of the devices you Time Watermark: want to rename, press the “•••” button on the top right for advanced settings, and click Modify Device Name (or Modify Group Name, if applicable). - Page 10 G UID E router and try again. Reset the device Thank you for purchasing your GEENI smart home Camera can be reset by holding down the reset button for product. Make sure your devices are already set up 3-4 seconds.
- Page 11 At any time, go into the “Home Control“ section of the Google Home app to set nicknames and rooms for your devices. You can rename your devices in the Geeni app, and Google Assistant will refer to them by the same name.
- Page 12 Skills in the menu. You can rename your devices in the Geeni app, and Alexa will refer to them by the same name. So if you rename a smart camera to ‘Front Door’ or ‘Back Porch,’ then Alexa will use that same name later on.
- Page 13 C a n ’ t c o n n e c t ? N e e d h e l p ? C A N H E L P D O N O T R E T U R N T H I S P R O D U C T T O T H E S T O R E s u p p o r t .
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jusqu'à aquelle distance la caméra détecte des mouvements
The motion detection range of the GEENI Freebird camera appears to be limited, as customers report that it does not detect motion until something is approximately 5 feet away or closer.
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Why is my freebird camera not syncing
The Geeni Freebird camera is not syncing because it is unable to read the QR code during setup. Possible reasons include:
1. Camera or App Issue – The camera may not be correctly scanning the QR code displayed on the Android app.
2. Network Settings – The user is using an Xfinity router with 2.4GHz enabled and 5GHz disabled, which is correct, but there may still be connection issues.
3. Reset Attempts – The user has reset both the camera and the router, but the issue persists.
4. Power Source – The user has tried setting up the camera both plugged in and unplugged, but it still does not work.
Suggested solutions:
- Ensure the QR code is displayed clearly on the phone screen and adjust brightness if necessary.
- Hold the camera steady while scanning.
- Try a different phone or device to generate the QR code.
- Confirm that the camera lens is clean and unobstructed.
- Move to a well-lit area during setup.
If the issue continues, contacting Geeni support may be necessary.
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