Nokia OBSERVATION CAMERA SUPPORT GUIDE

SUPPORT GUIDE FOR

THE NOKIA OBSERVATION CAMERA

Contents

1.	INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................	1
2.	GETTING STARTED........................................................................................................	1
3.	SETTING UP THE NOKIA OBSERVATION CAMERA ....................................................	3
	3.1 SETTING UP NOKIA OBSERVATION CAMERA USING PC SOFTWARE ..............	3
4.	TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON THE NOKIA OBSERVATION CAMERA.....................	9

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1.INTRODUCTION

This guide briefly describes how to set up and use the Nokia Observation Camera. The following requirements needs to be met before proceeding:

•Nokia Observation Camera, GPRS and MMS enabled SIM card and power supply are the basic requirements

•For configuring the Nokia Observation Camera you need to have either a compatible PC or a GSM phone with SMS capability (Separate Support Guide)

•To take full advantage of the Nokia Observation Camera you need to have either an email account or MMS capable phone

With Nokia Observation Camera you can:

•Image requesting by SMS

•Automatic imaging at defined intervals

•Automatic imaging triggered by motion detector

•Call the camera and listen

•Get temperature updates and alerts

2. GETTING STARTED

The Nokia Observation Camera sales package contains the following items:

•Nokia Observation Camera

•Desktop/wall stand

•Mounting screws and a tool for tightening them

•Serial data cable

•Power source and wall mount cradle

•CD-ROM with PC Suite software

•User’s guide

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The front panel of the Nokia Observation Camera (Figure 1) features:

•Infrared light source for capturing images in low light (1)

•Start button for motion detection (2)

•Motion detector (3)

Figure 1. Nokia Observation Camera front view.

The back panel of the Nokia Observation Camera (Figure 2) features:

•SIM card slot (4)

•Serial cable connector (5)

•External antenna connector (6)

•Power connector (7)

•Thermometer (8)

Figure 2. Nokia Observation Camera back view.

Attach the desktop/wall stand to the camera bottom using the metal screw. Now insert the SIM card to camera and connect the camera to mains.

Tip: Before inserting the SIM card into Nokia Observation Camera you need to take the PIN code request off if you plan to configure the camera with SMS messages. It is also a good idea to put a piece of adhesive

to SIM card before inserting it if you for example use the same card occasionally with a mobile phone.

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