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  • Page 1 Wireless Surveillance Camera IP100 USER MANUAL Questions? or visit Need some help? www.polaroidsafety.com This guide will help you enjoy your new product...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Welcome 8.3.3 Network Configuration Welcome Thank you for purchasing the Polaroid IP Security Camera system. This high- 8.3.4 I cannot see what my camera is monitoring 1 Product Overview quality video camera solution is easily installed—so easy, you will be able to 8.3.5 Network bandwidth problems...

  • Page 3: Product Views And Interface

    Warning: Do not remove the plastic lens cover from the camera as it When installing your IP Camera’s hardware, follow each step carefully in order may cause damage to the internal components of the camera. to ensure optimum camera operation. Take care with the IP camera’s installation IP100 Manual...
  • Page 4 When you use the IP camera for the first time, the IP address of the IP camera will be obtained automatically. (Before using, make sure the DHCP Server function in the LAN router has been opened,) The system is very convenient for users as it is suitable for different LAN network environments. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 5: Software Installation

    You will then be able to see the “IP Camera Tool” icon on your If you are able to ping the IP camera, that means the IP camera is working computer’s desktop properly and connected correctly. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 6: Viewing The Ip Camera On A Lan

    IP address and port on a LAN. The tool cannot perform a search for a device’s IP address and port on a WAN. When searching or attempting to access your IP camera via the IP Camera Tool function, you will receive one of three responses: IP100 Manual...

  • Page 7: Ip Camera Login

    User: The default administrator user name is: admin. address of your IP camera. Internet Explorer will automatically open and display Password: The password is: No password. the camera login page. Or, you can access the camera by typing the camera’s IP100 Manual...
  • Page 8 In addition to Internet Explorer, users can access their system and view page. streaming video through a variety of other browsers such as Safari, Firefox, or Once logged in you will see a drop-down list for Language. This allows you to Chrome. select your preferred operating language. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 9: Ip Camera Operation

    (Alias) _ Current time.jpg 4.4.2 Operator status users Users who login with operator status, in addition to having access to all the visitor-level functions, can also operate the Pan/Tilt feature and adjust the video settings. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 10: Administrator Status Users

    Users who login as administrator have authority to adjust all camera settings. When you click on the “For Administrator” button, you will enter the Administrator interface to all device settings. 5.1 How your IP camera connects to the Internet IP100 Manual...
  • Page 11 According to the router manual, the router’s IP address is 192.168.1.1. To log into the router, type 192.168.1.1 in your browser. You will see the status of the router and also find it’s WAN IP address. In this example, the WAN IP address is 116.24.235.122. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 12 For example: http://polaroidsafety.com:8999/ . The browser will take you to IP camera login page. You must then check the status of the IP camera on the local area network, confirm that UPnP is functioning and DDNS is successful. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 13: Accessing Your Ip Camera Via Mobile Devices - Mobile Phone, Ipad, Etc

    “Obtain IP from DHCP Server” box is checked and the UPnP is enabled. To manually set the port forwarding in your router, log into the router and select the “Forwarding” option. Click the “Add New” button and provide the service port number and IP address of the camera. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 14 If your login is successful you will be able to view live video. Select your language from the drop down box and click the “Sign in” button. Android phone: From the device menu open your browser and type the IP camera’s IP address IP100 Manual...

  • Page 15: Install Client-Side Software To Access The Ip Camera

    2.1 Insert SD card into Android mobile phone. 2.2 Connect the cell phone to the computer via a USB data cable. 2.3 Choose the USB connection mode on your cell phone. In “My Computer” you will see the SD driver. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 16 App Store at: http://itunes.apple.com/cn/app/reecam/id479468959?mt=8 The software operation process is as follows: For each camera on the camera list, you can watch camera in real time, control camera’s PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom), and switch the camera’s audio, intercom, and video on and off. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 17: Other Settings

    Log into your wireless router and go to the Wireless Settings page, where you 7 Other settings will be able to locate your router’s SSID, Channel (under 10), and Encryption Authentication information, as shown below: 7.1 Network Settings 7.11 Basic Network Settings IP100 Manual...

  • Page 18: Adhoc Point-To-Point Wireless Connection Settings

    See the example below. 2) Click on the Wireless LAN Settings interface. In the Network Type dropdown box, select Adhoc. You can define the SSID, for example, 001. Wait for the camera to reboot. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 19 Note: The IP address of your connected laptop must have the same subset as your IP camera. If it does not, please reset the IP address of your laptop manually. Click on “Sign in” and you will be able to view. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 20: Multi-Device Settings

    MSN buddies. Once submitted, they will appear on your MSN Friends list. Click Submit and then Reboot Device (see picture below). Note: Before setting MSN, set Port Forwarding (see DDNS Setting instructions for details). IP100 Manual...
  • Page 21 Click Next, then Finish. You can obtain MSN accounts and passwords for up to ten MSN friends. From your IP camera’s MSN account page, open a chat dialogue box and type in “URL?” After several seconds you will receive a reply with a remote access IP IP100 Manual...

  • Page 22: Ddns Service Settings

    User name, Password, and Hostname. Provide this Note: You should first complete your MSN account information (email address) information in the DDNS Service Settings box, as shown below. in the IP Camera Tool. 7.4 DDNS Service Settings IP100 Manual...

  • Page 23: Alarm, Mail And Ftp Service Settings

    Test button. The below image shows the Mail test results. Report Internet IP by Mail: At the bottom of the Mail Service Settings window there is a check box for Report Internet by IP Mail. If this box is checked, you will IP100 Manual...
  • Page 24 To create an FTP Server on the LAN - Create an account, click Next. Click on the Start button. Check off each type of permission for the account, click Next, then Finish to save your settings. Continue through the steps to finish it: IP100 Manual...

  • Page 25: Motion Detection

    Should motion be detected, the Alarm Status will automatically switch to Alarm Detect Alarm and perform the following: - Send an email containing the alarm information. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 26 The higher the number, the higher the level of sensitivity. Send Mail on Alarm – When you check on the “Send Mail on Alarm” box, you enable this function and an email with a picture will automatically be sent if an IP100 Manual...

  • Page 27: Date & Time Settings

    8.1 Register and Apply for DDNS Service Before using DDNS management system for first time, users must have a registered account to manage the domain status. Step1: In your browser, type http://www.dyndns.com and Create Account. Type in the domain name: dyndns.com, then click Add. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 28 Step3: Shortly, you will receive an email from DynDNS Support containing a confirmation link (for example, https://www.dyndns.com/confirm/create/e- YS60Gz9oBASMm7rbO6AA). Step2: Enter your information. Click on Create Account. IP100 Manual...
  • Page 29 When you have properly completed registration for DDNS, you can fill in the DDNS Service Settings information in the IP Camera Tool. When properly set, the DDNS Status of your IP camera will be shown as below. Step4: Click on the link to activate your domain name as shown below. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 30: Ip Camera Abbreviations & Terminology

    Using the PING command, the network response will provide you dynamic domain name. This indicates the domain name works. If the domain name update is not successful, it could be that the DDNS settings are not correct or that the DDNS address configuration is incorrect. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 31: Frequently Asked Questions

    Open the Internet play position: 8.3 Frequently Asked Questions Note: If you encounter any difficulties during either the setup or running of your IP Security Camera system, you should first check all the network connections to make sure everything is properly connected. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 32: I Have Forgotten The Administrator Username And/Or Password

    Please install DirectX, open the start menu and input the correct. When one of the multiple cameras is disconnected, the indicator color command. changes to yellow and this prompt appears. In DirectX, DirectDraw, Direct3D and AGP Texture should be enabled. IP100 Manual...

  • Page 33: Why Can't My Ip Camera Be Accessed Over The Internet

    Mini.illumination - 0.5 Lux the camera. Firewalls often block unrecognized data, so if the firewall is running, Lens - it may be blocking the IP Camera Tool’s ability to find the device. We recommend Lens Type - Glass Lens IP100 Manual...
  • Page 34 Storage Temperature -10° ~ 60°C (50° ~ 140°F) You may also go to www.polaroid.com to learn more about the specific laws in your area to locate a collection facility near your home. If your electronic device has internal memory on which personal or other confidential data may be stored, you may want to perform a Storage Humidity - 0% ~ 90% non-condensing data sanitization process before you dispose of your device to assure another party cannot access you personal data.

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