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Características
Ideal para ver y monitorizar habitaciones y otros lugares de interior
Fuente de la alimentación fácil directamente sobre la base de la lámpara - no cable de
potencia necesaria
Notificaciones push por APP cuando hay detección de movimiento
Resolución de vídeo FullHD 1080P (1920x1080), 30fps
IR LED para iluminación nocturna & sensor PIR de luz
ambiente
Sensor de imagen 2MP CMOS & sensor de PIR
P2P Cloud cámara de vigilancia
Configuración fácil en el dispositivo iOS/Android por la lectura de código QR
Micrófono incorporado para grabación de audio, App iOS & Android para monitorización
en directo & grabación & reproducción
1. Estructura del dispositivo
1 Lente
2 Sensor PIR
3 Micrófono
4 Sensor de luz
5 Enchufe CA intercambiable
1 LED IR
2 LED de preparado
3 LED de estado
4 Ranura de tarjeta MicroSD
5 Botón de restablecimiento
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2. Inicio de Easy IP-Cam
Easy IP-Cam tiene chipset WIFI incorporado y se puede conectar directamente a su red
WIFI doméstica. Por lo tanto, la primera vez que utilice Easy IP-Cam, es necesario que
configure la red WIFI y asigne una red disponible que se pueda conectar a internet para la
cámara desde el modo AP (Punto de acceso).
Instalación de Easy IP-Cam
Inserte una tarjeta MicroSD en la ranura de la tarjeta MicroSD, máximo 32GB. Inserte el
enchufe de CA de la cámara a la toma de CA de pared y Easy IP-Cam se encenderá. Suba
o baje la cámara hasta el ángulo correspondiente.
Nota:
1. Easy IP-Cam no tiene batería incorporada. Si saca la cámara de la toma de CA, la
cámara se desconectará y se apagará.
2. Toda configuración se guarda en la cámara incluso sin alimentación. Cuando se
restituye la fuente de alimentación, la cámara se enciende y se reconecta
automáticamente a la red WIFI establecida.
Modo de Punto de Acceso (AP)
Si Easy IP-Cam no se ha utilizado nunca, entrará directamente al Modo de AP.
El LED de estado ROJO se ilumina durante unos 8 segundos para iniciarse. Después
destella lentamente durante 20 segundos o más y se activa la función WIFI.
El LED de preparado destella rápido en VERDE cuando la cámara entra al Modo AP.
Nota: Pulse el Botón de Restablecimiento para restablecer la configuración
predeterminada de la cámara en Modo AP.
3. Configuración de Easy IP-Cam
Instalar la App Technaxx Easy IP
Busque la App Technaxx Easy IP en Apple Store para iOS o Google Play
para Android. A continuación instálela en su dispositivo móvil. Pulse el icono
de Easy IP para iniciarla.
Añadir Cámara ()
Pulse el icono de Añadir Cámara
código QR UID en el cuerpo de la cámara. Utilice el lector de Código QR para leer la UID
de la cámara. Introduzca la contraseña UID "888888" y el nombre (personalizable) de la
cámara.
para añadir una cámara. Encuentre la Etiqueta de
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Introduzca la contraseña de la red WIFI con la que la cámara se puede conectar a internet
y pulse .
Para iOS:
1. Pulse el botón Home (Inicio) y seleccione configuración, vaya a la red WIFI y marque
"CamAP" no será necesario introducir contraseña.
2. Espere unos 60 segundos y asegúrese de ver aparecer
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3. Pulse otra vez el botón Home (Inicio) y vuelva a la app Easy IP.
La cámara se reinicia en 60 segundos y el LED verde se enciende fijo.
Actualice o cambie la contraseña del dispositivo y a continuación pulse .
Easy IP se conecta a la cámara y se prepara para monitorizar su Teléfono Inteligente
cuándo la cámara está en línea. ¡Pulse el botón “OK (Aceptar)” cuando vea la notificación
durante el proceso de conexión!
Nota:
1. En la App se pueden añadir un máximo de 16 cámaras.
2. Si la red WIFI asignada de la cámara se ha cambiado, la cámara debe utilizar el Modo
AP para establecer la nueva red WIFI asignada.
3. Asegúrese de que la WIFI asignada tenga suficiente ancho de banda, de lo
contrario la cámara se conectará con dificultada o tardará más tiempo para acceder
a internet.
Modo fácil para añadir cámara
Siempre que Easy IP-Cam haya iniciado la red WIFI desde el Modo AP, puede utilizar el
Modo Fácil para añadir esta cámara en otro dispositivo móvil y monitorizarlo desde la App
Easy IP.
Pulse el icono de Añadir Cámara
código QR UID en el cuerpo de la cámara. Utilice el lector de Código QR para leer la UID
de la cámara.
Introduzca la de Contraseña Cámara y a continuación pulse .
Nota: Esta contraseña debe utilizar la misma contraseña que se cambió en el Modo AP.
para añadir una cámara. Encuentre la Etiqueta de
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Cámara Monitor
Pulse la miniatura de cámara para monitorizar imagen en directo. Como se muestra en la
imagen siguiente.
Pulse el icono Avanzar . Como se muestra en la imagen siguiente.
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1 Lista de cámaras 3 Foto / Vídeo
2 Lista de eventos 4 Configuración de Cámara
En la función Avanzar se puede ver cierta información de la cámara. Para obtener detalles
pulse el icono Avanzar "" y luego encontrará las siguiente opciones para configurar la
cámara:
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Lista de cámaras ()
Aquí encontrará la lista de las Easy IP-Cam que están instaladas en su Teléfono
Inteligente. Si la cámara instalada está en línea, entonces puede ver la vista en directo en
ese momento. Si la cámara está fuera de línea, puede ver con la cámara la última imagen
capturada en el icono de la lista de las cámaras.
Lista de eventos ()
En la Lista de Eventos encontrará todos los eventos grabados cuando la cámara detectó
Evento.
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Fotos/Vídeos ()
Pulse este botón para obtener los vídeos o fotos grabados que se grabaron manualmente
durante vista en directo. Estos archivos se encuentran en medios locales.
Configuración de cámara ()
En la configuración de la cámara puede encontrar y configurar los siguientes submenús:
Camera Name
(Nombre Cámara)
Camera Password
(Contraseña cámara)
WIFI Network
(Red WIFI)
Push Interval
(Intervalo Push)
Recording Mode
(Modo de Grabación)
Time Zones
(Zonas Horarias)
Seleccione su zona horaria para tener la hora correcta en la app
(para horario de verano seleccione un país con su GMT +1.
Ejemplo: República Federal de Alemania GMT +01:00. Elija
cualquier país con GMT +02:00 para horario de verano y para
horario de invierno ponga de nuevo su país de origen. En el
Editar el nombre de la cámara
Establecer la contraseña de la cámara (para cambiar la
contraseña debe restablecer la cámara y establecer todo de
nuevo)
Seleccione la red WiFi para conectar la cámara
Seleccione el intervalo para notificación push del número
límite, 1-30 minutos y desactivado
Se puede activar a “Alarm (Alarma)” o “Off (Desactivado)”
(Off significa que no hay grabación)
ejemplo vuelva a República Federal de Alemania GMT +01:00.
Camera Info
(Información cámara)
Aquí puede ver el modelo de cámara, versión, vendedor,
espacio total de la tarjeta MicroSD insertada y el espacio libre
de la tarjeta MicroSD
Si la cámara está Fuera de línea, puede presionar este botón
para Reconectar la cámara
Con este botón puede eliminar la cámara seleccionada de la
lista
4. Grabación de evento
Easy IP-Cam tiene sensor PIR incorporado (Sensor de Infrarrojos Pasivo) que puede
detectar la señal de infrarrojos emitida desde un objeto en movimiento, como un humano o
animal. La configuración predeterminada del intervalo de tiempo para la activación del
sensor PIR son 30 segundos. El sensor PIR sólo se activa al final del intervalo de tiempo.
El intervalo de tiempo puede impedir múltiples imágenes del mismo objeto o animal y
recuento después de finalizar la grabación de vídeo.
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Ejemplo: El tiempo de grabación es de 60 seg. y el tiempo intervalo PIR es de 30 seg.
Monitorizar detección de evento
Easy IP-Cam grabará automáticamente una secuencia de vídeo cuando el sensor PIR
detecte un objeto en movimiento. Y enviará un mensaje instantáneo a su dispositivo móvil
que ejecute la App Easy IP.
El mensaje recordatorio permanece en su dispositivo móvil hasta que compruebe el evento.
Nota:
1. El archivo de vídeo se guarda en la tarjeta MicroSD de Easy IP-Cam. Asegúrese de que
la tarjeta MicroSD está insertada en la ranura de tarjeta MicroSD y de que tiene suficiente
espacio para guardar archivos de vídeo.
2. El indicador de la Easy IP-Cam no cambia cuando se produce un evento. Compruébela
y asegúrese de que funciona normalmente antes de usarla.
3. La resolución de vídeo es 1080p y el formato de nombre de archivo es
ALERT0000-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.MP4.
4. La característica de sensor incorporado y sensor PIR no están diseñadas para ser
usadas para vigilancia o seguridad. Nuestra empresa no acepta responsabilidad por las
consecuencias resultantes del uso de estas características.
Ver grabación de evento
Pulse el icono de recordatorio para abrir Easy IP. Pulse el icono Avanzar
y a
continuación pulse el icono de Lista de Eventos.
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Seleccione la grabación de evento que desee ver y pulse el icono Reproducir.
Easy IP descargará primero el vídeo grabado a su dispositivo móvil y a continuación lo
reproducirá después de descargarlo completamente.
Para Android:
1. El vídeo de evento se guardó en la carpeta "DCIM\EasyIP\Camera Name
(DCIM\EasyIP\Nombre de Cámara)" del dispositivo móvil.
2. El formato de nombre de archivo es ALERT0000-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.MP4.
Para iOS:
1. El vídeo de evento se guardó en la carpeta "EasyIP_Event_Device Name
(EasyIP_Evento_Nombre de Dispositivo)" del dispositivo móvil.
2. El formato de nombre de archivo es XXXX0001.MP4.
5. Especificaciones técnicas
Sensor 2MP, OV2724, 1/6" CMOS retroiluminado
Sensor PIR tiempo de activación ~3 seg. & distancia ~6m
Lente 4G, F 2.4, 80° ángulo de visión, foco fijo con filtro retirable
de corte IR
Dimensions de la base E27
Resolución de vídeo Grabación de vídeo: FullHD 1080p @ 30fps
Grabación de evento: 360p @ 30fps
Codificador de vídeo / Formato de archivos H.264 / MP4
Resolución de imagen / Formato de imagen 2MP (1920x1080) / JPEG
Ajuste de blancos & Exposición Automática
Codificador de audio / entrada AAC & AC3 mono, tasa de muestreo 48K /
Micrófono integrado
WiFi Módulo WiFi incorporado IEEE 802,11 b/g/n 2.4Ghz
iOS & Android APP para monitoreo en vivo & grabación & reproducción
Almacenamiento Tarjetas MicroSD hasta 32GB
Alimentación CA 100~240V, 50-60Hz
Peso / Dimensiones 66,5g / (L) 6,5 x (An) 6,2 x (Al) 4,9cm (sin enchufe)
Contenido del paquete Easy IP-Cam Lamp FullHD TX-58, Adaptateur standard E27,
User Manual
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Consejos de seguridad y eliminación de pilas: Mantenga los niños alejados de
las pilas. Si un niño se traga una pila, acuda al médico o lleve al niño a un hospital
inmediatamente. Siga la polaridad correcta (+) y (–) de las pilas. Cambie todas las
pilas simultáneamente. No utilice nunca pilas nuevas y viejas, ni de diferentes
tipos al mismo tiempo. ¡No cortocircuite, abra, deforme ni cargue las pilas!
¡Riesgo de lesiones! ¡No tire nunca las pilas al fuego! ¡Riesgo de explosión!
Consejos para la protección del medio ambiente: No elimine los dispositivos
antiguos junto con los residuos domésticos. Limpieza: Proteja el dispositivo
contra la contaminación y la polución. Limpie el dispositivo solo con un paño
suave o similar, evitando utilizar materiales rugosos o de grano grueso. NO utilice
disolventes ni otros productos de limpieza agresivos. Pase un paño por el
dispositivo después de limpiarlo. Distribuidor: Technaxx Deutschland GmbH &
Co.KG, Kruppstr. 105, 60388 Frankfurt a.M., Alemania
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could even be mouse-clicks or menu items--whatever suits your program. (10) You should also get
your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer"
for the program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names: (11) Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby
disclaims all copyright interest in the program `Gnomovision' (which makes passes at compilers)
written by James Hacker. <signature of Ty Coon>, 1 April 1989 [Ty Coon, President of Vice] (12) This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary
programs. If your program is a subroutine library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking
proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General
Public License instead of this License.
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