Note: The installation method below describes the setup for iPhone® with a D-Link® wireless router and
modem. The installation procedure is similar for iPad
the included CD ROM for more information.
5.1 Assembly
1. Fasten the round base of the bracket to where you want to install the camera. The distance between
your camera and the location you want to monitor should be 2~3 metres.
2. Assemble the bracket and the camera [8], and adjust the viewing angle of the camera.
3. Plug the included power adapter into the camera [6] and connect it to a power socket.
5.2 Preparing the Network Configuration
We recommend that you use your own ADSL or cable internet service for easy network configuration.
1. Connect your camera [10] to your wireless router [14] using the included network cable
[11->13].
2. Make sure the LAN status indicator on the camera is on (not blinking). If not, check the
connection with the network cable, and make sure the camera is powered on.
3. If you haven’t done so already, install the EagleEyes-Lite or EagleEyes-Plus app on your mobile
device [12]. You can download the app from your device’s app store.
4. Optional: if your wireless router supports UPnP, make sure the function is enabled.
5. Write down the IP address of your wireless router. You will need it later. To find the IP address,
proceed as follows:
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or Android™ devices. Refer to the full manual on
10 CAMIP9
11 network cable 8P8C (RJ45)
12 mobile device (iPhone, iPad…)
13 LAN port
14 wireless router
15 WAN port
16 modem
6. Connect your mobile device to the wireless
router that has the camera connected.
7. Go to Settings > WiFi.
8. Press the “>” button to see the details of the
selected wireless network.
The IP address is visible next to “Router”.
(In the sample screen, the IP address is
192.168.2.1)
5.3 Configuring the Network
1. Connect your mobile device to the wireless router that has the camera connected.
2. Open the EagleEyes app and click the “+” button to add a new d evice.
3. Select “Local Network Search” to search for the camera.
he device will show a list of devices on the network.
The displayed IP address is the address that your
router assigned to your camera.
If the IPCAM camera is not in the list, make sure the
LAN status indicator on the camera is on (not
blinking). Reset [9] the camera if necessary. Wait for
3 minutes and then use “Local Network Search”
again.
4. Select the camera from the list. The settings page appears.
5. Change the port number of the camera as needed. The default port number is 88. If port number 88
is blocked, you can change it to any value from 1~9999 (for example 8080).
6.Write down the IP address and the port number of the camera. You will need them later.
(In the sample screens below [A], the IP address is 192.168.2.197 and the port number is 88.)
7. Press “Apply” to c onfirm your sett ings.
8. Wait until “Status” [B] indicates “Done” or “Fail”.
o If the status shows “Done”, the device page appears again. Proceed with the next step.
o If the status shows “Fail”, press the button on the top right side of your device. In the
popup window, select “DDNS”. The device page appears again. Proceed with the next step.
9. In “Title” [C], enter a meaningful name for your camera connection and press “Save” to confirm.
A B C
5.4 Port Forwarding
To set up port forwarding, proceed as follows:
1. Open your web browser on your mobile device, and enter the IP address of your router (see step 5
in “Preparing the Network Configuration”) in the address bar.
Your router configuration page appears.
2. Go to the port forwarding (or virtual server) rule configuration page.
Note: the naming of port forwarding or virtual server may vary based on the brand of your router.
Refer to the user manual of your specific router for more information.
The example below shows the screen for a D-Link router: select the “Advanced” tab and then
choose “Port Forwarding”.
3. Enter the camera IP address and port number that you noted down in step 6 in “Configuring the
Network”, and enable this rule.
4. Check if the status indicators and on the camera are both on (not blinking).
o If yes, continue with “Checking the Connection”.
o If the internet indicator keeps blinking, return to step 1 in “Configuring the Network” to
configure your network again.
5.5 Checking the Connection
When you have completed network setup and port forwarding, check your connection setup as follows:
1. On your mobile device, switch your network mode to 3G or connect to a different wireless network
than the one that has your camera connected.
2. Start EagleEyes and select the camera you just added to see if you can access it.
o If yes, your network connection is OK. Continue with “Changing the Default Account”.
o If no, proceed with the n ext step.
3. Switch your network mode back to the wireless network that has your camera connected.
4. Start EagleEyes, and add a new connection with the IP address and port number that you set up in
step 5 of “Configuring the Network”.
5. See if you can access the camera with this connection.
o If yes, continue with “Port Forwarding” to set up port forwarding again.
o If no, return to step 4 of “Configuring the Network” and reconfigure the connection.
5.6 Changing the Default Account
To ensure the safety of your camera connection, modify the default user name and password as follows:
1. On your mobile device, access the camera in EagleEyes.
2. Press the Configuration button .
3. Select Advance Setup > Account.
4. Modify the default user name (admin) and password (admin) to the ones you prefer.
Factory default values
IP address 192.168.1.10 user name admin
port number 88 password admin
indicator
LAN internet
on connected connected
blinking disconnected disconnected
5.7 Activating Push Video
Push Video is an active notification system. If it is enabled, you will receive event notifications on your
mobile device within 5 seconds. Proceed as follows to enable Push Video:
1. On your mobile device, open EagleEyes.
2. In the Address Book, switch the button next to your camera to “ON”. The device shows a message
that Push Notification (Push Video) is enabled. Press “Close” to return to the Address Book.
When the camera detects an event, it will record a video clip and s end a notification to your mobile
device. Select “View” to play the recorded clip.
6. EagleEyes Operation
Address Boo
When you start EagleEyes, Address Book is displayed.
Live View & Control Configuration
1 Info Press for more information on how to use EagleEyes
2 Toolbar Add, edit, and delete items from Address Book
3 Setting Configure EagleEyes parameters
4 Push Video switch Enable or disable Push Video
Select the camera connection in Address Book to enter Live View & Control.
5 Configuration Press to enter the camera’s configuration page.
For detailed information, please check the full manual on the included CD ROM.
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Opmerking: De installatiemethode hieronder beschrijft de set-up voor iPhone® met een draadloze D-
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router en modem. De installatieprocedure is hetzelfde als voor iPad® of Android™ toestellen.
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Raadpleeg de volledige handleiding op de meegeleverde CD-rom voor meer gedetailleerde informatie.
5.1 Assemblage
1. Bevestig de ronde voet van de beugel op de gewenste insta l latieplaats. De afstand tussen uw
camera en de zone die u wilt bewaken moet 2~3 meter zijn.
2. Monteer de beugel en de camera [8], en stel de hoek van de camera in.
3. Sluit de meegeleverde voedingsadapter aan op de camera [6] en steek in een stopcontact.
5.2 De netwerkconfiguratie voorbereiden
Wij raden u aan om uw eigen ADSL of internetkabeldienst te gebruiken voor een ee nvoudige
netwerkconfiguratie.
1. Verbind uw camera [10] met uw draadloze router [14] via de netwerkkabel [11->13].
2. Zorg ervoor dat de LAN-statusindicator op de camera brandt (niet knippert). Zoniet, controleer de
aansluiting met de netwerkkabel, en zorg ervoor dat de camera is ingeschakeld.
3. Mocht u dit nog niet gedaan hebben, installeer de EagleEyes-Lite of EagleEyes-Plus app op uw
draagbaar toestel [12]. U kunt de app downloaden via de app store van uw toestel.
4. Optioneel: Indien uw draadloze router UPnP ondersteunt, zorg ervoor dat de functie geactiveerd is.
5. Noteer het IP-adres van uw draadloze router. U zal dit later no g nodig hebben. Om het IP-adres te
Het toestel zal een lijst tonen met toestellen die
verbonden zijn met het netwerk. Het IP-adres dat
verschijnt, is het adres dat door uw router werd
toegekend aan uw camera.
Indien de IPCAM camera niet op de lijst staat, zorg er
dan voor dat de indicatieled van de LAN op de
camera brandt (niet knippert). Reset [9] de camera
indien nodig. Wacht gedurende 3 minuten en
selecteer daarna opnieuw “Local Network Search”.
4. Selecteer de camera vanuit de lijst. De instellingenpagina verschijnt.
5. Verander het poortnummer van de camera indien nodig. Het standaard poortnummer is 88. Als het
poortnummer 88 geblokkeerd is, kunt u dit aanpassen naar een willekeurige waarde tussen 1~9999
(bijvoorbeeld 8080).
6.Noteer het IP adres en het poortnummer van de camera. U zal deze nog nodig hebben.
(In de voorbeeldschermen hieronder [A], is het IP-adres 192.168.2.197 en het poortnummer 88.)
7. Druk op “Apply” om uw instellingen te bevestigen.
8. Wacht totdat “Status” [B] “Done” of “Fail” weergeeft.
o Als de status “Done” weergeeft, verschijnt de pagina van het toestel opnieuw. Ga verder met
de volgende stap.
o Geeft de status “Fail” weer, druk op de knop rechtsboven op uw toestel. In het pop-
upvenster, selecteert u “DDNS”. De pagina van het toestel verschijnt opnieuw. Ga verder met
de volgende stap.
9. Geef in “Title” [C] een herkenbare naam in voor de aansluiting van uw camera en druk op “ Save”
om te bevestigen.
A B C
5.4 Port forwarding
Om de functie port forwarding in te stellen, gaat u als volgt te werk:
1. Open de webbrowser op uw draagbaar toestel en geef het IP-adres van uw router in(zie stap 5 in
“De netwerkconfiguratie voorbereiden”) in de adresbalk.
De configuratiepagina van uw router verschijnt.
2. Ga naar de configuratiepagina met de instellingen van de functie port forwarding (of virtuele
server).
Opmerking: het definiëren van de port forwarding of virtuele server kan variëren afhankelijk van
het type router. Raadpleeg de gebruikershandleiding van uw router voor meer informatie. Het
voorbeeld hieronder toont het scherm voor een D-Link router: selecteer: “Advanced” en vervolgens
“Port Forwarding”.