Grundig G-BCAM-01 operation manual

BABY WATCH

G-BCAM-01

EN

AUS GUTEM GRUND

SAFETY AND INFORMATION

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Safety

7

This device should not replace
parental supervision of your chil­dren. It is designed to assist you
as parents for supervision of your
children.

7

In order to avoid the risk of chok­ing with power cable, the video
camera should be installed out of
reach of children.

7

This video camera is not a toy; do
not let the children play with it.

7

This device is for transmission of
image/sound signals within a
house or building. Any other use
is strictly prohibited.

7

Protect the camera against rain,
humidity (dripping or splashing)
and heat (temperature, direct sun­light, etc.).

7

Use the camera only under aver­age weather conditions. Do not
use the device under direct sun­light for a long time.

7

Do not drop the camera.

7

Never supply power to the "DIR/
DO" sockets.

7

Do not dismantle the camera
body under any circumstances.
Warranty claims are excluded for
damage resulting from improper
usage.

Do not use any cleaning agent dur­ing the cleaning process as these
may damage its body. Wipe the
camera with a clean and dry cloth.

7

Unplug the device before cleaning.

7

Use the power supply delivered
with the product only.

BABYWATCH

Monitoring camera ensures you to
keep an eye on your children.

For this, you need a local network
access and a GRUNDIG television
on which the "BABYWATCH" appli­cation is installed.

Information about the
camera

7

3 Megapixel resolution.

7

Large pivot range and wide angle
of inclination.

7

Supports IEEE 802.3 Ethernet
Standard.

Notes:

7

When the camera is used with wire­less network connection, audio/
video quality may be impaired.

7

When the television is switched
off or the BABYWATCH applica­tion has not been started in any
mode yet, no sound or video
image can be received from the
camera.

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OVERVIEW

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A B C

D

E

F

G

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OVERVIEW

A

Camera lens and its cover.

B

Brightness sensor determines the

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brightness of the location of the
camera.

C

Infrared LEDs turn on if the

brightness at this location is not
sufficient (Night Vision mode).

D

Adjustment Ring is used to cor-

rect the image clarity.

E

Microphone.

F

LAN Indicator

on: it means that the LAN con-

nection is activated;

flashes: it means that data

transfer is in progress;

off: it means that the LAN con-

nection is deactivated.

G

Operation LED, turns on when

the camera is in operating.

H

WLAN antenna input socket.

I

Ethernet, it is a socket to con-

nect to the home network with a
LAN cable.

J

DO ... DIR, no function.

K

WPS/Reset, is the button to

record the camera to the router;
(If Router WPS supports, you
can make wireless connection
by pressing and holding the
button on the camera for 3 to 10
seconds while pressing the WPS
buttons on the router concur­rently).

in order to reset the camera to its

factory defaults, press and hold
the button for more than 10 sec­onds; all settings will be deleted.

L

SD, no function.

M

DC 12V, is a connection socket

for the power supply delivered
with the device.

N

Audio Out, no function.

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ASSEMBLY AND CONNECTION

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You can position your GRUNDIG
camera in a suitable place or mount
it onto the wall. Packaging of the
device contains an mounting brack­et and fixing elements.

Wall mounting

Notes:

7

Base unit should be fixed and it
should draw the static load.

7

For the wall superstructures,
for example for the wooden or
hollow walls, use appropriate
plugs and screws. For sug­gestions, please consult your
authorised dealer.

7

Installation place should be
near a power outlet.

7

If the camera is not to be fixed,
the bracket (B) and fixings are
not required. Please start from
step 6.

1 Remove the safety screw in the

mounting bracket (A) and loosen
the connection fittings (B).

(A)

2 Insert the fixing (B) to the camera

base and tighten it with the sup­plied screws (C).

(C)

(B)

(C)

3 Determine the installation place of

the camera and mark the places
where holes will be drilled on the
wall by using the mounting kit.

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4 Drill the holes on the wall and

insert the given plugs into these
holes.

5 Fix the mounting bracket with the

4 supplied screws to the wall.

6 For the WLAN operation, screw

the WLAN antenna onto the de-

vice;
or
for LAN operation, connect the

LAN cable to the »Ethernet«

socket.

Note:

7

LAN cable is supplied with the
device.

7 Plug the power cable to the

»DC 12V« socket.

8 Adjust the camera position onto

the mounting bracket and tighten
the safety screw (A).

(A)

9 Plug the DC 12V adaptor to the

wall socket.

– Operation LED lights up soon

and the camera tests the motors
automatically.

10 Connect the LAN cable to an

unused socket on the modem or
router.

Warning:

7

Do not connect the camera to
the LAN input of the television
set. Camera and television
should be connected to each
other over modem or router as
to be on the same network.

Notes:

7

Remove the lens cover.

7

Adjust the camera to the obser­vation position by using the but­tons on the remote control.

7

See Adjusting Sharpness sec­tion on page 27 to adjust image
sharpness.

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