Thank you for purchasing the Lorex LIVE wireless video monitor.
Before you start, make sure you have the contents listed below.
Contents
• 1x Video Monitor
• 1x Camera
• 1x Charging cradle for the video monitor
• 1x Power adapter for the camera
• 1x Power adapter for the video monitor
• 1x microSD memory card
• 1x microSD to SD adapter card
• 1X micro USB cable
• 1x User’s guide
• 1x Quick start guide
• 1X Driver CD
• Mounting screws for the camera
• 3x Cable Clips
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Safety Instructions
WARNING
This video monitor is compliant with all relevant standards
regarding electromagnetic fields and is, when handled as
described in the User’s Guide, safe to use. Therefore, always read
the instructions in this User’s Guide carefully before using the
device.
• Adult assembly is required. Keep small parts away fr
assembling.
• This product is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with it.
• This video monitor is not a substitute for responsible adult supervision.
• Keep this user’s guide for future reference.
• Keep the cords out of reach from children.
• Do not cover the video monitor with a towel or blanket.
• Never use extension cords with power adapters.
• Only use the power adapters provided.
• Test the video monitor before use. Become familiar with its functions.
• Do not use the video monitor near water.
• Do not install the video monitor near a heat source.
• Only insert batteries/battery pack of the same type.
• Do not touch the plug contacts with sharp or metal objects.
• Only use the chargers and power adapters provided. Do not use other
chargers or power adapters as this may damage the device and
battery pack.
om children when
CAUTION
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
• DISPOSE OF OR RECYCLE BATTERIES PROPERLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH
APPLIC
• Insert batteries with the correct polarity.
• Do not mix new and used batteries.
• Remove exhausted batteries from the product.
• Keep all batteries away from children.
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ABLE LAWS, which may vary by location.
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Using this product as a baby monitor
3 ft.
Option 1:
Thread the extra cable through
the cable clip notches.
Option 2:
Thread the extra cable through
the cable clip notches. Wrap the
excess cable around the clip.
Option 3:
Wrap the excess cable around the
clip.
If you intend to use this wireless video monitor as a baby monitor, we advise you to take the
following precautions to avoid possible injury to infants:
• DO NO
T place baby audio and video camera monitors too close to cribs,
bassinets, play yards and other safe sleep environments for infants.
• MAKE SURE all power adapter cords are out of arms reach of your infant.
Keep them at least 3ft/1m away
• MAKE SURE baby audio and video camera monitors are on a stable footing
so they cannot be easily knocked over
• Use the included cable clips to keep the power cord out of reach from infants and young
children.
NOTE: These pr
ecautions are important even if your infant is not yet standing
Press the Video button to
turn off the screen. The
speaker will remain on.
Press to access the monitor menu
options. Press Menu again to exit.
Joystick
Use to navigate monitor
menus. Press down on the
joystick to confirm a
selection.
Volume Control
Press + / - to control the
volume level.
Audio Level Indicator
Displays the level of sound
detected by the camera.
Menu Button
Talk Button
Hold the talk button to
enable two-way audio
between the video monitor
and camera.
AUTO LED
Glows blue when
auto-record is enabled.
Blinks when monitor is in
Scan mode.
ON/OFF Switch
Slide the power switch to the
ON position to turn the video
monitor on.
Music Buttons
Press thebutton once to
begin playing a tune. Press
thebutton again to stop
the tune.
Press thebutton to skip to
the next tune.
microSD Card Slot
Insert a microSD card to
record video.
Power LED
Glows green to indicate unit
is powered on. Blinks when
the battery is low.
Microphone
Allows you to speak to the
person on the camera side
when you press the Talk
button.
Charging Cradle
Charges the video monitor’s
battery.
Press to start manual
recording.
Manual Record Button
Press to enable auto recording.
Auto Record Button
Slide the switch to release the
receiver antenna.
Antenna unlock switch
Video Monitor Overview
Overview
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Overview
Sequence/ Quad Button
Press the Sequence/Quad button
to view video in quad mode (4
screen split view), or in sequence
view.
Scan Button
Turns off the video monitor,
and waits for a camera to
detect a sound to t rigger the
monitor to turn back on.
Charging LED Indicator
Glows red to indicate video
monitor is charging.
Glows green to indicate
video monitor is finished
charging.
Cam Button
Press the Cam button to
switch between channels 1-4.
Power Port
Connect the power adapter
into the power port.
Mini USB
Connect a mini USB cable
(included) between the video
monitor and a computer to
view video from your PC or
remotely (setup required)
Speaker
Outputs sound received
from the camera.
Power Port (DC5V)
Connect the power adapter
to the charging cradle.
Antenna Switch
Slide the Antenna Switch
towards the unlock position
to reveal the antenna.
Charging Terminals
Located underneath the monitor, and
on the charging cradle, are metal
contact points. These contact points
must align to charge the monitor using
the cradle.
OK Button
Step 1: Press the Menu button on the video
monitor.
Step 2: Move the joystick up, down, left, or right to
navigate through the menus.
Step 3: Press down on the OK button to confirm
a selection.
Menu Navigation
Using the joystick to navigate menus
The joystick allows you to navigate through the video monitor menus.
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Camera Overview
LEDS
Infrared (IR) LEDs that allow
you to see in the dark.
Sensitivity Dial
Adjust the audio level that
will trigger an alert on the
video monitor.
Volume Dial
Adjusts the speaker volume.
Battery Charging Indicator
Glows to indicate battery is charging.
This requires a rechargeable battery
pack. For details, see “Appendix A:
Installing Camera Batteries” on
page 35).
Power Switch
Turns the camera on and off.
Speaker
The speaker allows you to
hear the person speaking
into the video monitor.
Power Port (DC5V)
Connect a power adapter
to the Power Port.
Microphone
Pair Button
Press the Pair button
during the pairing
process with the video
monitor.
Temperature Sensor
Detects the room’s ambient
temperature*.
*Avoid placing the camera in direct sunlight, as this will
cause the temperature sensor to detect inaccurate room
temperature.
IR Light Sensor
Night Light button
Press to activate the
camera’s night light.
Power LED
Glows to indicate camera is
on. Blinks during low battery.
Overview
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Overview
SD
cam1
REC
OW
OSD overview
The video monitor displays the following icons during normal use. The table below
summarizes the video monitor icons, and what they mean.
IconMeaning
No signal between the camera and video monitor.
Full signal between the camera and video monitor.
Timer is enabled.
The video monitor audio is muted.
The camera night light is currently on.
Two-way talk is enabled. You can now speak into the
video monitor. Release the Talk button on the video
monitor to listen to the camera side.
Charge
Battery
Charge
Camera
An SD card is inserted in the video monitor.
A new file has been recorded onto the microSD card.
Note that this icon is yellow.
The memory card is full. Note that this icon is red.
Indicates what channel the video monitor is on.
Indicates that the video monitor is recording video.
The file name appears beside the REC icon.
Overwrite is enabled. This means the video monitor
will overwrite old video files once the card is full. For
details, see “Configuring the Overwrite feature” on
page 18.
The video monitor battery is low.
The camera batteries are low. For details on installing
batteries in the camera, see “Troubleshooting (continued)” on page 34.
OUT OF
RANGE
4
The camera is out of range. Move the camera closer
to the video monitor.
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Basic Setup
Slide the power
switch to the ON
position
OPTIONAL: To install batteries in the camera, see “Appendix A:
Installing Camera Batteries” on page 35.
DC5V port
Slide the power
switch to the ON
position
Using the charging cradle
Step 1 of 2: Powering on the camera
1Connect the power adapter to a power outlet, and to the camera.
Basic Setup
2Slide the po
wer switch to the ON position.
Step 2 of 2: Powering on the Video Monitor
1Connect the power adapter to a power outlet, and to the video monitor directly or charging
cradle (ensure the video monitor firmly rests on the cradle). The video monitor’s charging
LED indicator glows red to indicate charging is in progress.
NOTE: It
2Slide
requires 6 hours to fully charge the rechargable batteries.
the power switch to ON.The video monitor will automatically scan for cameras in range.
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Basic Setup
Use the cable clips to secure and manage the
cables. You can wrap the excess cab le around the
security clip to reduce the cable length.
Testing your setup
It is recommended that you test your camera setup before permanent installation so that
you get the best picture and sound quality from your video monitor.
Test the camera and video monitor reception:
1Plac
2Have one person monitor the signal strength on the video monitor.
e the camera and video monitor in two different rooms.
3If t
he signal strength is low, have a second person move the camera to different locations of
the room to find the optimal placement location.
Test the camera volume level:
1Hav
e a person with the video monitor press and hold the TALK button to confirm the volume
level from the camera. Have the other person adjust the volume dial on the camera as
required.
2The
person holding the video monitor can determine if the camera needs to move to a
different location of the room for better sound clarity.
Wall mounting your camera
• Determine the camera position that will give you the best view before permanently wall
mounting the camera. Ensure the power cable is long enough to power the camera.
• Keep cables and wires at least 3 feet (1 meter) away from infants or young children.
• Use the cable clips to keep the power cords out of reach from young children and infants.
To wall mount your camera:
1Mark
2Pr
the screw holes using the template on
page 37.
e-drill the holes in the wall using a drill bit.
3Insert th
e screw anchors (included) into the hole.
Lightly tap the anchor into the hole with the
hammer until the anchor is flush with the wall.
4Tight
en the screw into the anchor, leaving 1/4" of
the screw exposed.
5Rot
ate the base of the camera as shown on
page 7.
6Slide the back of the c
amera onto the screws and
pull down to secure the camera in place.
7Con
8Use
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nect the power adapter to the camera.
the cable clips to keep the cables out of reach from infants and young children.
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Adjusting camera view
Table top adjustment
Wall mount Adjustment
Step 1: Rotate Camera
Rotate the camera to the
right.
Step 2: Fold camera base
Fold the camera base
towards the back of the
camera.
Adjust the camera to achieve the optimal viewing position.
Basic Setup
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Basic Setup
Night Light Button
Press the Night Light button
to turn on or off the camera
night light.
Adjust the camera volume
Adjust the Volume dial to the
desired level.
Adjust the camera sensitivity
Adjust the sensitivity dial to the
desired level.
Camera Setup
Adjusting the camera sensitivity
The camera’s Sensitivity dial allows you to adjust the mic’s sensitivity level for triggering
an alert on the video monitor.
To adjust the camera’s sensitivity level:
• Scroll the Sensitivity dial to increase camera sensi
or to reduce sensitivity (i.e. louder noises trigger the camera).
Adjusting the camera volume
The camera’s speaker volume can be adjusted to the desired level. Scroll the Volume dial
to increase or decrease the camera volume.
Turning on the camera night light
• Press the night light button on the top of the camera to turn the night light on or off. The night
light button glows when the night light is on and the monitor displays the icon to indicate
the camera night light is on.
tivity (i.e. softer noises trigger the camera),
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Basic Setup
Slide the Lock button to the
right to release the antenna
Power LED
Video Monitor Setup
Unlocking the video monitor antenna
The video monitor has a built-in antenna that improves signal range. It is recommended
that you extend antenna for optimal performance.
To unlock the monitor antenna:
• Slide the lock button to the right.
Reading the power indicator LED
The power indicator LED glows green when the monitor is powered on. When the battery
is low, the power LED blinks.
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Basic Setup
Pair Button
Press the Pair button
during the pairing
process with the
video monitor.
Pairing Cameras
The camera included with the video monitor has already been paired up with the video
monitor. If for any reason your monitor and camera are not paired up, or you wish to add
additional cameras, follow the directions below.
To pair a camera to the video monitor:
1Plac
2Pr
e the camera and video monitor 12
inches apart. Turn on the camera first and
then the video monitor.
ess the Menu button on the monitor,
then select Pairing and press the OK
button.
3Se
4Pr
5OPTIONAL: T
lect an available channel, and press the
OK button.
NOTE: By def
ault, the camera included with
the system is paired to channel 1.
ess the Pair button behind the camera
within 30 seconds.
• You should immediately see video from the
amera on the video monitor.
c
o pair multiple cameras,
repeat steps 2~4, selecting a different
channel in the pairing menu.
NOTE: Y
ou can add a maximum of four (4)
wireless cameras to the video
monitor (accessory camera model #
LW2401AC1).
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Basic Setup
SEQ/Quad button
Camera 1
Camera 4
Camera 3
Camera 2
How Sequence View works
SEQ/Quad button
Video monitor displays 4 video images
(quad view)
Sequence View
In sequence view, the monitor switches between up to 4 cameras every six seconds. For
example, the monitor displays channel 1 for six seconds, then channel 2 for six seconds
and so on. The monitor only switches to channels that are paired with a camera.
To enable Sequence view:
• Press the SEQ/
To exit Sequence view:
• Press the SEQ/
Quad button once to enter sequence mode.
Quad button.
Viewing Multiple Cameras (Quad View)
You can view all of the paired cameras in quad view. The video monitor supports a
maximum of four cameras.
To view multiple cameras in quad view:
• Press the SEQ/
To exit quad view:
• Press the SEQ/Quad button repeatedly to exit Quad mode.
Quad button twice on the video monitor.
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Basic Setup
Hello
Hello
Talk and listen
(Two-way co mmunicat ion)
Using the talk function
The talk function allows you to speak into the video monitor, while the camera outputs your
voice. The camera also has a built-in mic, which allows the person to speak into the
camera.
To use the talk function:
1Adjus
t the Volume on the camera and video monitor to the desired level.
2Pr
ess and hold the Talk button on the video monitor and begin speaking. Release the Talk
button when you are finished.
NOTE: Y
ou must release the Talk button on the video monitor in order to listen to the audio
from the camera.
Music
The Music feature allows the camera to
play preloaded tunes.
To use the tune feature:
• Press the button to begin playing
a tune on the c
monitor.
• Press the button again to stop the
tune.
• Press thebutton to skip to the next
tune. The song title appears on-screen.
amera and video
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Basic Setup
Scan button
Video button
Using the Scan feature
The Scan feature temporarily turns off the video monitor, and waits for a camera to detect
a noise. Once one of the cameras detect sounds, the video monitor automatically turns on,
and beeps to notify you. This feature is especially useful if you have multiple cameras, and
only want to view the camera that detects a sound (i.e. infant crying).
To enable the Scan feature:
• Press the Scan butt
To disable the Scan feature:
• Press the Scan butt
on.
on to turn off the Scan feature.
NOTE: The
first camera to detect a sound will trigger the video monitor to turn on. After
several seconds, the monitor turns off, and begins monitoring the cameras again.
Turning the video monitor screen on/off
Turning off the video monitor screen allows you to listen to audio from the camera, while
the video monitor screen is off. For example, if you want to monitor a baby’s room at night
while you sleep, you can turn off the video monitor screen to conserve power, and at the
same time listen to the camera audio.
To turn the video monitor screen on/off :
• Press the Video button to turn the screen off.
• Press the Video button again to turn the screen on.
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Recording
microSD Card
Capacity
With movement
(i.e. drive-by cars)
With limited movement
(i.e. empty room)
512 MB55 minutes1 hour and 50 minutes
1 GB1 hour and 45 minutes2 hours and 50 minutes
2GB3 hours and 50 minutes5 hours and 50 minutes
4GB7 hours and 40 minutes12 hours
8GB15 hours and 30 minutes23 hours and 40 minutes
16 GB29 hours and 10 minutes45 hours and 50 minutes
32 GB57 hours and 40 minutes89 hours and 25 minutes
NOTE: Estimated recording times based on tests using Kingston
TM
brand microSD cards.
There may be a slight variation when using different brands of memory. A scene
with more activity requires more storage space.
Orient the
microSD card as
shown, then
insert it into the
microSD slot.
microSD icon
Recording
This system is capable of recording video on a microSD card. A microSD card is included
so you can begin recording right away.Use the table below to help you estimate recording
times on various sizes of microSD cards.
Manual Recording & Auto Recording
Prerequisite:
• Insert a microSD card into the microSD slot in the video monitor.
NOTE: The video
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monitor supports microSD cards up to 32 GB (gigabytes).
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Recording
Manual Recording
Manual recording allows you to record video by pressing the record button on the video
monitor. Manual recording may be useful if you want to quickly record an event to your
video monitor while you are watching it.
NOTE: It is
To start manual recording:
1Pr
ess the M button on top of the video monitor. The REC icon, followed by the file name (i.e.
113711-1.AVI) appears on the screen to indicate recording is in progress.
2Pr
ess the M button again to stop recording. The yellow file icon () appears to indicate a
new recording is ready for viewing.
recommended to set the date and time before using the recording function. For
details on setting the date and time, see “Changing the date and time” on page 19.
Auto Recording
Auto Recording allows the video monitor to record only when the camera detects a sound.
For example, if you are monitoring a sleeping baby, the video monitor will not record until
the baby cries (ensure you set the appropriate sensitivity level).
Prerequisites:
• Adjust the sensitivity level on the Camera to the desired level.
greater the sensitivity, the more sensitive the camera is to noise. This means that the
The
slightest sound will cause the video monitor to record.
To enable Auto Recording:
• Press the A butt
detects a sound, the video monitor begins to record. The REC icon, followed by the file name
(i.e. 113711-1.AVI) appears on screen to indicate a new recording. The yellow file icon appears
to indicate a new recording is ready for viewing.
NOTE: The
NOTE: Th
recording time after the camera triggers the video monitor, is between 5~30
seconds. The duration of the recording can be set in the Trigger menu
(Main Menu>Record>Trigger Rec
e maximum recording time during auto recording is 10 consecutive minutes. For
example, if there is constant noise, the video monitor will record a maximum of 10
minutes.
on on top of the video monitor. The AUTO LED glows blue. When the camera
ord).
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Recording
VIDEO
110204
• Press right on the joystick repeatedly to increase
playback speed (2x, 4x, 8x)
• Press left on the joystick to reduce playback speed
(-2x, -4x, -8x)
..
102904_1
1MB
Video Playback Controls
Fast forward
Rewind
Viewing recorded files on the video monitor
There are two ways that you can view the recorded video files on the microSD memory
card: through the video monitor, or on your computer.
To view video files through the video monitor:
ess the OK button on the video monitor (press down on the joystick). The File List menu
1Pr
opens.
ess OK to open the VIDEO folder.
2Pr
3Sel
ect the desired folder and press the OK button.
NOTE: The f
olders are named by the year, month, and date. For example, a folder named
110204 means that the folder was created in 2011, February (02), on the 4th.
4Sel
ect the desired video file you wish to view, and press the OK button to begin playback.
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Viewing video files on a PC
Push the microSD
card to eject
1Remove the memory card.
Recording
2Insert the micr
NOTE: If r
3When the Aut
4Doubl
NOTE: The f
5Doubl
equired, use the included SD card adapter to convert the microSD card to
SD/HCSD memory card format.
e-click the VIDEO folder, then select the desired sub-folder you want to open.
olders are named by the year, month, and date. For example, a folder named
110204 means that the folder was created in 2011, February (02), on the 4th.
e-click the desired video file to begin playback.
oSD card into a memory card reader (not included).
oPlay menu appears, click on Open folder to view files.
Viewing video files on a Mac
1Insert the microSD card into a memory card reader. If required, use the included SD card
adapter.
2The
3Doubl
4Doubl
memory card automatically appears on the desktop.
e-click the USB icon () on your desktop to view the microSD contents.
e-click the VIDEO folder, then select the desired sub-folder you want to open.
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Configuring your video monitor
Configuring your video monitor
Enabling the Auto Mute feature
The Auto Mute feature eliminates white noise when monitoring a room. The Auto Mute
feature works by muting the video monitor when the camera detects no audible noise. Once
the camera detects a sound, the video monitor unmutes.
To enable Auto Mute:
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
1Pr
2Se
3Se
4Pr
lect Auto Mute () and press OK.
lect ON to enable auto mute.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
Configuring the Overwrite feature
The Overwrite feature allows the video monitor to continuously record on the microSD
card. When the microSD card is full, the video recordings begin to overwrite the first
recorded video entry (first in first out).
To configure the overwrite:
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
1Pr
2Se
3Se
lect Record () and press OK.
lect File Overwrite and press OK.
4Se
5Pr
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lect Yes to enable the overwrite feature,
select No to disable the overwrite feature.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
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Changing the date and time
2011-02-14
09:54:30
NOTE: To disable the alarm ’beep’ turn
the volume all the way down.
To adjust the video monitor’s date and time:
1Pr
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
Configuring your video monitor
2Se
3Se
4Use
5Pr
lect Settings () and then press the OK
button.
lect Date & Time and then press the OK
button.
the joystick to configure the Year, Month,
and Date.
• Press up/down on the joystick to adjust the
lues.
va
• Press left/right to move between the year,
month, and date.
ess the OK button to save your changes.
Adjusting the alarm volume
The video monitor ’beeps’when the camera
detects audio triggers (i.e. a loud noise). You can
adjust how loud the video monitor beeps when the
camera detects an audio trigger.
This is useful if you want to monitor activity in a
room, but cannot
monitor.
To change the video alarm volume:
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
1Pr
2Se
3Se
4Pr
5Pr
lect Settings () and then press the OK
button.
lect Alarm Volume and then press the OK
button.
ess left and right on the joystick to adjust the alarm volume.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
keep your eyes on the video
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Configuring your video monitor
23:59
Timer
indicator
Adjusting the screen brightness
To adjust screen brightness:
1Pr
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
2Se
lect Settings () and then press the OK
button.
3Se
4Pr
lect Brightness and then press the OK button.
ess left and right on the joystick to adjust the
screen brightness.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
5Pr
Adjusting the Timer settings
The timer feature allows the video monitor to beep after a set duration as a reminder tool.
If the monitor is used as a baby monitor, the Timer tool is useful as a baby feeding timer.
To enable the Timer:
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
1Pr
2Se
lect Settings () and then press the OK
button.
3Se
4Ent
lect Timer and then press the OK button.
er the desired time that you want the set the
timer at using the joystick. Press left / right to
navigate the values. Press up/down to adjust the
values.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
5Pr
6Se
7Pr
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lect ON and then press the OK button.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
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Adjusting the temperature unit of measurement
The camera has a built-in temperature
sensor.You can change the video monitor to
display temperature in Fahrenheit (F) or
Celsius (C).
To change the unit of measurement:
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
1Pr
Configuring your video monitor
2Se
3Se
4Se
5Pr
lect Settings () and press the OK
button.
lect Temp. Display and press the OK
button.
lect either C for Celsius or F for
Fahrenheit.
ess the OK button to save your settings.
Configuring the temperature alert range
You can configure the video monitor to alert you
through alarm beeps, when the temperature
falls above or below the set temperature range.
To configure the tempe
ess the Menu button on the video monitor.
1Pr
rature alert range:
2Se
3Se
4Using the
5Se
lect Settings () and then press the OK
button.
lect Temp. Alert and then press the OK
button.
Joystick, press Up/Down to change
selection, left/right to adjust the values:
• Beside Low Temperature, enter the lowest
r
oom temperature threshold.
• Beside High Temperature, enter the highest
room temperature threshold.
lect the ON button and then press the OK
button on the joystick.
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Configuring your video monitor
Erasing the memory card
Once you erase the memory card, the video
will be deleted permanently.
To erase the memory card:
ess the Menu button on the video
1Pr
monitor.
2Se
3Se
4Se
lect Settings () and then press the
OK butt
OK button.
erase the memory card.
• The message "Format OK" appears to
on.
lect Format memory and then press the
lect Yes and then press the OK button to
c
onfirm that the card has been erased.
Restoring default settings
Restoring your video monitor settings
reverts the settings you made to the factory
settings.
To restore the video monitor factory
ults:
defa
ess the Menu button on the video
1Pr
monitor.
2Se
3Se
4Se
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lect Settings () and then press the
OK butt
OK button.
on.
lect Factory Reset and then press the
lect Yes, and then press the OK button.
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Viewing your camera remotely using Skype
Skype server
How it works
Your computer connects to the Skype server. The Skype server is
connected to your home computer. Your home computer connects to
the video monitor, which captures video from the camera.
Home computer
Disclaimers
Mobile Data Charges
When using a mobile cellular
network, data charges may apply.
Check with your provider for
details.
*Computer to computer
For Skype related support, visit
https://support.skype.com/
Viewing your camera remotely using Skype
Connecting to your video monitor through Skype is a convenient and free* method to view
your camera from anywhere with an internet connection.
NOTE: When rem
otely connecting to your video monitor using Skype, recording is disabled.
Requirements
iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch Requirements
• Skype for iPhone 3.0 and above
• iP
hone 4 / 3GS (iOS 4.0 and above)
• 3rd generation iPod Touch
• iPad
For the latest device compatibility list, visit
www.lorextechnology.com
PC Requirements
• Skype for Windows version 4.2 and above
•
Windows XP SP2, Vista/ Windows 7
• 1 Ghz or greater processor
High speed internet connection
You must have a high-speed internet
connection to
use the video function on
Skype. Traffic congestion may result in
choppy video.
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Mini USB cable
Connecting to Skype on a PC
Step 1 of 5: Installing the camera driver
You will need to install the camera drivers located on the software CD (included).
To install the camera drivers:
• Insert the software CD into the computer and f
Step 2 of 5: Connecting the video monitor to the PC
1Turn on the camera first, then the video monitor. Make sure you can see a video image on
channel 1.
ollow the directions to install the USB driver.
NOTE: P
2Co
port. The video monitor displays the following: "USB PC CAMERA MODE"
air the camera that is most important for you to view remotely, to Channel 1.
nnect the mini USB cable (included) to your video monitor and into the computer’s USB
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Viewing your camera remotely using Skype
Click "Don’t have a Skype name?"
Step 3 of 5: Creating a Skype account
A Skype account allows you to connect to your camera through the Skype service. Skype is
a service that allows users to make voice calls and video calls to anywhere in the world.
In order to connect to your video monitor using Skype, you will need two accounts---one
for the
camera (i.e. Lorex Camera) and one for yourself (i.e. Tom Smith).
NOTE: The
Skype illustrations and instructions below serve as a guideline only. Skype may
change their website / product interface without prior notice.
If you do not have a Skype account
See “If you do not have a Skype account...” on page 30.
If you have an existing Skype account
You will have to create a separate account for your camera. Follow the instructions below.
1Launch Skype.
2From the Skype Login window, click Don’t have a Skype name?
If you are connected to Skype, click Skype>Sign Out.
3F
ollow the on-screen instructions to create a new account.
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See my video
Live video
Close button
Video Settings button
Live video
Save button
4Upon login, click the See my video button to confirm that Skype detects the camera.
ick the Close button to exit.
5Cl
26
NOTE: If y
Make sure you can see video in the window. Click Save to exit.
ou do not see the "See my video" button, click Tools>Options>Video Settings.
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6Click on Tools>Options.
Options
Show advanced options
Save
ick the Calls button ().
7Cl
8Cl
ick the Show advanced options button.
Viewing your camera remotely using Skype
9Sel
ect the "Answer incoming calls automatically" checkbox and the "Start my video
automatically when I am in a call" check box. Click Save.
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Add a contact
Step 4 of 5: Send a contact request
Next, you have to send a friend request to your personal account (i.e. Tom Smith).
1Cl
ick the Add a contact button ().
2Sear
3Cl
ch for the name of your personal account (i.e. Tom Smith), and then click the Add button.
ick Send Request.
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Viewing your camera remotely using Skype
Step 5 of 5: Test the connection
NOTE: This step requires you to log in to Skype from a different computer or compatible
mobile device.
1Log in t
o your personal account (i.e Tom Smith).
2A "new contact" pop-up appears. Click the new contact request icon that appears on the
bottom-right corner of the window.
3Click the Add to
Contacts button to add the camera to your contact list.
rom the contact list, right-click on your camera’s account name (i.e. Lorex Camera), and
4F
click Call.
• The video call begins automatically.
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Join Skype
Create Account
I Agree - Continue
If you do not have a Skype account...
Create your personal account first (i.e. Tom Smith), then create a second account for your
camera (i.e. Lorex Camera).
Create a personal account (i.e. Tom Smith):
1Go to
www.skype.com
, and click on Join Skype.
ick Create Account. Fill in the appropriate fields.
2Cl
3Cl
ick the I Agree - Continue button.
4F
ollow the on-screen instructions to download and install Skype on your computer.
5Onc
e you are logged in to Skype, click on Skype>Sign out, then see “If you have an existing
Skype account” on page 25 .
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"Personal" Skype account
(i.e. Tom Smith)
"Camera" Skype account
(i.e. Lorex Camera)
Skype Name:
Password:
Email address used to register this
account (used for account retrieval):
Skype Name:
Password:
Email address used to register this
account (used for account retrieval):
Press right on the
joystick to change
cameras.
Cam 2
USB PC CAMERA MODE
Camera number
My Skype Account Information
Changing the camera view on Skype
NOTE: This section is applicable only if you have more than 1 camera.
Pair the camera that is most important for you to view remotely, to Channel 1. W
connect the USB cable to the video monitor, the video monitor defaults to Camera 1, even
if you have a different channel selected.
NOTE: Y
NOTE: Vie
To change the camera view:
• From your video monitor, press right on the joystick to change the camera number.
• The c
ou can only view one camera at a time
you can change the channel manually by using the video monitor (see below for
details).
amera number changes from "CAM 1" to "CAM 2".
hen you
wing through Skype does not allow you to change channels remotely, however,
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Video Call button
iPhone / iPad screenshot shown.
Viewing a camera on your mobile device
You can remotely monitor your camera on Skype on supported mobile devices.
Supported Devices
• iPh
one 4/ 3GS (iOS 4.0 and above)
• iPod Touch (3rd generation and above)
• iPad (iOS 4.0 and above)
Prerequisites
• Create and configure the PC Skype software. For det
using Skype” on page 23.
• Ensure you configure your camera’s Skype account to auto-accept incoming calls. For details
see step 6~9 on page 27.
ails, see “Viewing your camera remotely
To view your camera on a mobile device:
1Do
wnload and install the mobile Skype application from the mobile application store (i.e. App
Store for the iPhone).
2Launch Skype an
3Se
lect the video monitor’s account, and tap Video Call to connect to the camera.
d tap Contacts.
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Troubleshooting
ProblemPossible CausesSolution
No picture or sound
on the Monitor
• The monitor may be off.
• The batteries on the camera
or video monitor may be low.
• The batteries may be
installed backwards.
• Ensure that both the camera and
monitor are turned on.
• Ensure that both the camera and
monitor are plugged into and fully
charged
• Double check that you have not
replaced the rechargable battery
backwords.
Monitor produces a
high-pitched noise
(squealing)
• The video monitor and
camera are too close
together.
• The video monitor volume
may be too loud.
• Move the camera and video monitor
further apart.
• Lower the video monitor volume.
Picture but no sound
on the monitor
• The volume on the video
monitor may be too low.
• The Auto-Mute feature may
be enabled.
• Turn up the volume on the video
monitor.
• In the Main menu select Auto Mute,
then turn the setting off.
Sound but no picture
on monitor
• The video monitor screen
may be off
• Press the Video button on the video
monitor to turn the screen back on.
I get a "Out of Range"
message on the monitor
• The video monitor lost
connection with the camera.
• The camera may be off.
• Out of battery.
• Move the video monitor and camera
closer together.
• Ensure the cameras are turned on.
• Install fresh batteries.
Picture is not clear• The video monitor and
camera may have a weak
signal.
• Interference from the
environment (i.e.
microwaves, WiFi router
etc.)
• Brightness of the video
camera may be too low.
• Move monitor closer to the camera.
• Move the monitor away from other
wireless devices (i.e. other monitors,
cordless phones, walkie-talkies etc.
• Adjust the brightness on the video
monitor.
The video monitor
does not turn on
• The video monitor may have
low batteries.
• Connect a power adapter to the video
monitor and a power outlet to charge
the monitor. Charge the monitor for
4.5 hours.
Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
ProblemPossible CausesSolution
Incorrect temperature
reading
• The camera may be under
direct sunlight.
• Move the camera to an area away from
direct sunlight.
Missing recorded
video files
• The Overwrite function may
be turned on.
• Turn the overwrite feature off. For
details, see “Configuring the
Overwrite feature” on page 18.
I’m connected to
Skype, but I don’t see
any video
• The video monitor may be on
the wrong channel.
• The camera(s) may be off.
• Video drivers may not be
installed.
• Press right on the joystick to change
to the correct channel.
• Ensure the camera has power, and is
turned on.
• Launch Skype, then click
Tools>Options>Video Settings.
Ensure you can see the video on Skype
• Insert the driver CD and install the
camera driver.
I can’t see video on
my mobile device
• Outdated version of Skype.
• Camera drivers may not be
installed.
• Viewing on a non-supported
mobile device
• Install the latest version of Skype on
your mobile device.
• Ensure the camera drivers are
installed from the CD
• Ensure the device is compatible with
Skype. For a compatibility list, visit
www.lorextechnology.com
Troubleshooting (continued)
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Appendix A: Installing Camera Batteries
Remove battery cover from camera base.
Align the metal contact
points to the connector
inside the camera base.
This side faces up.
Connect the power adapter into
the DC5V port
Appendix A: Installing Camera Batteries
The camera base has a built-in battery compartment where you can install rechargable
and non-rechargeable batteries. This may be useful if you want to temporarily monitor an
area with no power outlets.
Installing non-rechargable AA batteries
You can install regular AA Alkaline batteries (non-rechargable) into the camera’s battery
compartment.
To install regular AA batteries in the camera:
1Unplug the
power cord from the base of the camera.
2Remo
3Insert
1Remo
2Plug the
ve the battery cover.
four AA batteries into the battery compartment
and replace the battery cover.
Installing a rechargeable battery pack
To install an optional battery pack, order the battery from Lorex
(part # ACC2401BATT). Regu
base.
To install the rechargable battery pack:
ve the battery cover and insert the
rechargable battery pack in the battery
compartment. Replace the battery cover.
power adapter into a power
outlet.Connect the end of the power
adapter into the camera base. Allow the
camera to charge for 6 hours.
NOTE: The Char
ge LED indicator glows to
indicate the battery is charging.
lar rechargeable batteries cannot be charged in the camera
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Tech Specs
Camera Specifications
Frequency2400~2483.5Mhz
Maximum Range450 ft (138m) outdoor / 150 ft
(46m) indoor line of sight
Image Sensor1/5" Cmos sensor
IR LED8 Pcs IR Leds
Power Adapter Voltage5V 1A
Battery Voltage4xAA alkaline battery or 3.7V
Li-Polymer battery (not included)
Battery LifeUp to 4 hours. Up to 2.5 hours with
night vision on. Requires optional
batteries.
Video Monitor Specifications
Frequency2400~2483.5Mhz
Display size 3.5" TFT LCD
Power adapter voltage 5V 1A
Battery voltage 3.7V Li-Polymer battery (built-in)
Battery LifeUp to 4.5 hours
Tech Specs
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Mounting Template
Use the mounting template to align mounting holes for your camera.
Mounting Template
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Mounting Template
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Notices
FCC Notice
This device complies with Part 15,
subpart C, of the FCC Rules. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference
received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation. The
manufacturer is not responsible for any
radio or TV interference
caused by unauthorized modifications to
this equipment. Such modifications could
void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
However, it is imperative that the user
follows the guidelines in this
manual to avoid improper usage which
may result in damage to the unit,
electrical shock and fire hazard injury.
In order to improve the feature functions
and quality of this product, the
specifications are subject to change
without notice from time to time.
IC Notice
This device complies with Industry
Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device.
Cleaning and Disposal
Cleaning
Clean the monitor and camera with a
slightly damp cloth or an anti-static
cloth. Never use cleaning agents or
abrasive solvents.
• Do not clean any part of the product with
cleaners with thinners or other solvents and
chemicals. This may cause permanent
damage to the product which is not covered
by the Warranty. When necessary, clean it
with a damp cloth.
• Keep your camera and monitor away from
hot, humid areas or strong sunlight, and do
not get it wet.
• Every effort has been made to ensure high
standards of reliability for your video monitor.
However, if something does go wrong, please
do not try to repair it yourself . Contact
Customer Service for assistance.
Disposal of the device
At the end of the product lifecycle, you
should not dispose of this product with
normal household waste, but take the
product to a collection point for the
recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment.
The symbol on the product,
user’s guide and/or box indicates this.
Some of the product materials can be
re-used if you take them to a recycling
point.
By reusing some parts or raw
materials from used products you make an
important contribution to the protection of
the environment.
Please contact your local authorities in
case you need more information on the
collection points in your area. Dispose of
the battery pack in an
environmentally-friendly manner
according to your local regulations.
Notices
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