Spytec CIRRUS i6 User Manual

SPYTEC CIRRUS i6 INDOOR PTZ HD
CLOUD SECURITY CAMERA USER GUIDE
Thank you for purchasing the SpyT
ec Cirrus i6 Indoor Pan/Tilt/Zoom HD Cloud Security Camera. You’ll be able to control the motorized camera remotely to pan and tilt and stream live video to a mobile device or computer or to several devices at once. You’ll be able to zoom in for close-up views by spreading your ngers on a phone or tablet. The camera’s 12 infrared LEDs enable the i6 to see in the dark. Video is saved on a microSD card and to an optional home-cloud storage device. You’ll be able to access live and recorded video over your wired or wireless network or remotely through the Internet. With built-in motion detection, the i6 will begin recording automatically and send you real-time alerts. You can also set it to record on a customized schedule.
The camera captures high-def (720p) video with sound and you can talk back from wherever you are thanks to the camera’s built-in speaker. The i6 is Ethernet- and Wi-Fi-compatible and easily mounted.
In the Box
Power adapter Ethernet cable Adjustable stand 2 screws and stents
Requirements
Available Ethernet port on router or hub Wi-Fi (for wireless connection) microSD card up to 32GB
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Installing the Stand
If you’d prefer to elevate the camera on a tabletop or mount it securely to a horizontal or vertical surface, use the included adjustable stand. Insert the knob on screw through the stand’s center hole and into the threaded socket at the bottom of the camera. Position the camera with its input/output panel on the same side as the stand’s dual knobs and tighten the knob beneath the platform. Use the dual knobs to adjust the angle of the platform based on whether the camera will be mounted horizontally or vertically. Once you’re happy with the orientation, temporarily remove the camera so you have clear access for attaching the platform to a shelf or wall.
Two screws and stents are included for mounting. You may need to drill holes in the intended mounting surface.
Installing the Camera
Insert a microSD card with a storage capacity of up to 32GB into the slot on the rear panel. Be aware that the attached antenna may block the line-of-sight of the pivoting lens. You can avoid blockage by pointing the antenna down or to the side. Attach the camera to an electrical outlet using the included AC adapter. Connect the Ethernet cable to an RJ-45 port on your router or hub. On rst setup you’ll need to use the wired connection. Afterwards, you’ll be able to switch to Wi-Fi. Press the FN button for connecting to the Wi-Fi network.
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The camera essentially sets itself up. Wait about a minute and you’ll see the camera rotate and ash a green LED three times every 3 seconds. State 1 indicates a wired connection. State 2 will indicate a wireless connection.
Before switching the camera to Wi-Fi, use a computer or mobile device on the same local network to log onto the camera. If you’re using a browser, go to: https:// www. mipcm.com/. If you’re on the same local area network as the camera, browser access should work ne. If you’re connecting to the camera remotely over the Internet, you may experience better performance by downloading the client software for accessing the camera rather than using a browser.
If you plan to run the camera from an Android or iOS device, go to Google Play or the Apple App Store to download the MIPC app. iPhone and iPad users must have iOS system 5.0 or above installed.
Using the Camera from your App or Computer
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From your mobile device you can optionally scan the QR code found on the back of the camera or on the box to add the camera. Sign in with your username and password. If you're adding the camera to ones already installed in different rooms or at different angles, choose the one you want to use from the pictured list.
You’ll see a still image of the view from the selected camera. Touching the play arrow superimposed on the screen on a mobile device or clicking the play arrow below the frame using a computer launches the live view. Sliding your nger on the screen of a mobile device will engage the camera’s motor to pan and tilt in the direction indicated by your gesture. Clicking the navigational diamond with your mouse on a computer enables you to pan and tilt the frame of view. Spreading your ngers using the mobile app on a touchscreen enables you to digitally zoom for close-up viewing.
Operational icons appear alongside the view that enable you to start video recording, take a snapshot (even while recording), mute the sound or empower you to speak into the mic on your device so that your voice is heard from the camera’s built-in speaker. Depending on what you’re seeing, you could shout: “Stop, thief!” or “Welcome home, honey.” Since the camera has a microphone, a two-way conversation could ensue.
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