IP Camera Quick Setup Guide
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Contents
Video Tutorial 2
Wi-Fi Camera Models 3
Indoor Cube Camera 3
Indoor PT-Dome Camera 3
Outdoor Mini Dome Camera 3
Choosing the Correct Camera 3
High Definition (HD) Video 3
2.8mm, 4mm & 6mm Fixed Lens Options 3
Read Before Installation 4
High Quality Micro SDHC Card Information 4
Wi-Fi Compatibility 4
Wi-Fi Range 4
Download the Smart Device App 5
ProControl+ 5
Connecting via WPS 6
Locating the Camera’s WPS Button 6
Cube Camera 6
Pairing it with your Router 6
Adding Camera to Smart Device App 7
Frequently Asked Questions 10
Customer Support 11
Pyronix Training Academy Online 11
Pyronix Training Academy Training Videos 11
Technical Support 11
Video Tutorial
If you would prefer to watch a tutorial on how to set
up the Wi-Fi cameras, scan the below QR code or
simply go to www.pyronix.com/training
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Choosing the Correct Camera
High Definition (HD) Video
All cameras can record in 1080p on an high quality Micro SDHC
card (not supplied), as well as provide the ability to watch both
live and recorded footage on a smart device app.
2.8mm, 4mm & 6mm Fixed Lens Options
Different sized lenses have different uses and qualities. Choose
the correct camera guided by the table below.
Lens Horizonal Viewing
Angle/Width
Focus Distance
2.8mm 115°/Wide Short/close up
4.0mm 90°/Medium Medium
6.0mm 53.9°/Narrow Long
Wi-Fi Camera Models
Indoor Cube
Camera
CUBE-CAM/28
311300206
CUBE-CAM/4
311300207
Indoor PT-Dome
Camera
PTDOME-CAM/4
311300208
Outdoor Mini
Dome Camera
DOME-CAM/28
311300203
DOME-CAM/4
311300204
DOME-CAM/6
311300204
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Read Before Installation
High Quality Micro SDHC Card Information
In order to record video on the devices, they must
be fitted with a Class 10 U1 Micro SDHC card.
This is important for the camera to be able to
record correctly at HD to full HD. The maximum
size for an SDHC card is 128GB.
Make sure that the card is inserted correctly and securely in the
slot on the camera clearly marked ‘SD’. For further information
on locating the SDHC card slot, please refer to the full camera
installation manual.
Wi-Fi Compatibility
The Pyronix cameras are only compatible with 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi
transmission frequency. Most modern routers (if not all) use
a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection. In some situations, the 2.4GHz
channel may be disabled so that they have only a 5GHz network
available, the camera will then not be able to connect to the
network.
If a user has disabled the 2.4GHz signal, they will need to reenable this before the camera can be connected - there are
no adverse consequences to having both 2.4GHz and 5GHz
networks running and this is the default for all routers.
Wi-Fi Range
It is important to make sure that the Wi-Fi signal is strong enough
in the location that the camera is going to situated. This will
reduce the risk of low signal strength once installed.