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Wansview HD
IP Camera K2(720P)/K3(1080P)
User Manual
Revised on 12thSept. 2018
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CONTENT
Welcome ....................................................................................................................................5
Important Security Warning..........................................................................................
5
Important Safeguards and Warnings...........................................................................
5
1. Features and Specifications................................................................................................7
1.1 Product Profile...............................................................................................................7
1.2 Features........................................................................................................................
.8
1.3 Uses...............................................................................................................................8
1.4 Specifications ................................................................................................................
8
1.5 System Requirements.....................................................................................................
9
2. Camera Management with Smartphones/Tablets............................................................10
2.1 Wansview App for iOS and Android ............................................................................10
2.2 Live Streaming..............................................................................................................
13
2.3 Local Picture and Record...............................................................................................15
2.4 SD/TF record and Playback.................................................................................................16
2.5 Alarm Setting................................................................................................................18
2.6 Advanced Settings.........................................................................................................20
2.6.1 WiFi Setting............................................................................................................20
2.6.2 User Setting/Management .....................................................................................
21
2.6.3 Time Setting...........................................................................................................22
2.6.4 SD/TF Setting................................................................................................................23
2.6.5 Misc Setting............................................................................................................23
2.6.6 Maintenance..........................................................................................................25
2.6.7 About Camera........................................................................................................
25
2.7 Start Video....................................................................................................................
26
2.8 Delete device................................................................................................................26
2.9 Message.......................................................................................................................
27
2.10 More...........................................................................................................................27
3. PC Client Software ........................................................................................................... 29
3.1 Add Camera..................................................................................................................29
3.1.1 Add camera in Lan..................................................................................................29
3.1.2 Manually add camera (suitable for outside network)...............................................30
3.2 Play/Stop Video............................................................................................................
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3.2.1 Play Video..............................................................................................................30
3.2.2 Stop Video..............................................................................................................31
3.2.3 Video Interface ......................................................................................................
32
3.3CameraSettings.............................................................................................................
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.3.1 Edit Device............................................................................................................
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3.3.2 Advanced Settings..................................................................................................33
3.3.2.1 Device Info......................................................................................................
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3.3.2.2 Time Setting....................................................................................................
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3.3.2.3 User Setting....................................................................................................
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3.3.2.4 WiFi Setting.....................................................................................................35
3.3.2.5 SD/TF Setting(not available for K2)...................................................................35
3.3.2.6 Other Setting...................................................................................................36
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3.3.3 Alarm Setting.........................................................................................................37
3.3.3.1 Motion Detection............................................................................................
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3.3.3.2 Audio Detection..............................................................................................
38
3.3.3.3 Linkage Alarm.................................................................................................39
3.3.3.4 Alarm Time.....................................................................................................41
3.4 Multi-View...................................................................................................................
42
3.5 Local Setting.................................................................................................................42
3.6 Scheduled Recording....................................................................................................
43
3.7 Playback.......................................................................................................................
44
3.7.1 Playback Local Record............................................................................................44
3.7.2 SD Card Record......................................................................................................45
3.8 Lock..............................................................................................................................
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4.
Manage Camera with other Apps and Software
Add Camera to iSpy Connect...............................................................................................
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5. Web Access...................................................................................................................... 48
5.1 Settings .......................................................................................................................48
5.1.1 Plugin installation..................................................................................................
48
5.1.2 View Video-Mode 1 - Complete Camera Management ...........................................49
5.1.3 View Video- Mode 2–Limited Camera Management..............................................
49
5.2 Live Streaming and Recording on PC..............................................................................49
5.3 Playback Video(function disabled in this model)............................................................
50
5.4 Set Up .........................................................................................................................51
5.4.1 System..................................................................................................................51
5.4.2 Network................................................................................................................
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5.4.3 Video and Audio....................................................................................................
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5.4.4 Security.................................................................................................................
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5.4.5 Alarm - Motion and Audio Detection Alarm............................................................60
5.4.6 Storage(function disabled for K2) ...........................................................................
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5.4.7 Log........................................................................................................................
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Welcome
Thank you for purchasing Wansview HD IP CameraK2(720P)/K3(1080P).
For any question and product updates please contact us:
1: By email:
US/CA: [email protected]
2: By Skype:
US/CA:[email protected]
UK:[email protected]
check the FAQ's on wansview website: http://www.wansview.com/Service/faq/
3: Contact us by Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/WansviewOfficial
4: Contact us by https://www.youtube.com/WansviewOfficial Or scanning the QR code to
enter our Youtube channel.
Important Security Warning
In order to keep your Wansview camera secure and prevent unauthorized access, please make sure
to follow the steps below:
1. The camera has always the latest firmware installed. If we update the firmware, we upload it on
www.wansview.com/Service/download/
2. Change the default password for your camera. We suggest that your password is more than 8-10
characters and contains a combination of lowercase characters, uppercase characters and numbers.
Important Safeguards and Warnings
1. Electrical Safety
All installation and operation should conform to your local electrical safety codes.
We assume no liability or responsibility for any fires or electrical shock caused by
improper handling or installation.
2. Transportation Safety
Heavy stress, violent vibrations, and excess moisture should not occur during transportation,
storage, and installation of the device.
3. Installation
Handle the device with care. Keep the device right side up.
Do not apply power to the camera before completing installation.
Do not place objects on top of the camera.
4. Repair Professionals
All inspection and repair work should be done by qualified service engineers.
We are not liable for any problems caused by unauthorized modifications or user-attempted repair.
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5. Environment
The camera should be kept in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, flammable materials,
explosive substances, etc.
This product should be transported, stored, and used only in the specified environments as stated
above.
Do not aim the camera at a strong light source, as it may cause overexposure of pictures, and may
affect the longevity of the camera's sensors.
Ensure that the camera is placed in a ventilated area to prevent overheating.
6. Operation and Maintenance
Do not touch the camera sensor or lens directly.
To clean dust or dirt off of the lens, use an air blower or a microfiber cloth.
7. Accessories
Be sure to use only the accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
Before installation, please open the package and check to ensure that all of the components are
included.
Contact us if anything is broken or missing in the package.
8. Battery Drainage and Data Consumption
Please remember to exit the app after use, to prevent battery drainage and data consumption.
9. Compliance
FCC, CE, ROHS
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1. Features and Specifications
The Wansview Full HD IP Camera is an integrated indoor IP Camera developed
specifically for network video applications.
1.1 Product Profile
The Wansview Full HD IP Camera comes with 4 PCS IR LED, a CMOS Sensor, and built-in Speaker
and Microphone. K3(1080p) supports up to 128 GB SD cards for recording.
Front View
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1.2 Features
•Full HD Video
•Support Wi-Fi connection
•Live Streaming
•Multi-App/Software Compatibility
• K2 (720P) without SD card slot
• K3 (1080P) with SD card slot(no SD card)
•Night Vision distance up to 25 feet
•Mountable on walls and ceilings
•2 Way Audio with built-in microphone
and speaker
1.3 Uses
•Home Security
•Baby Monitoring
•Business Security
•Pet Monitoring
•Entryway Monitoring
•Elderly Parents
1.4 Specifications
CAMERA-VIDEO
K2
K3
Resolution
720
1080
Effective Pixels
1280*720/640*360/320*180
1920*1080/640*360/320*180
Max Video Resolution
1280*720
1920*1080
Maximum Frame Rate(FPS)
25
IR Cut Filter (DAY/NIGHT)
YES
Infrared LED
4 pieces
Night Vision Range (feet)
25 feet
25 feet
Video Compression
H.264/MJPEG
LENS
Lens Focal Length (mm)
2.5 MM
2.5 MM
Filed of View
120°
120°
AUDIO
Interface
Built-in Microphone and Speaker
Two Way Audio
YES
NETWORK
WiFi
IEEE802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz
Recommended Distance from Router
10m/30ft
Protocol
Onvif, TCP/IP,UDP,SMTP,NTP,HTTP,DHCP,DDNS,FTP
WPS
WPS Push wireless connection
Encription
64/128-bit W EP, WPA/W PA2-PSK
Max User Access
4 users at the same time
RECORDING
Storage type
PC/Phone
AUXILIARY INTERFACE
Micro SD card Slot
K2 does not support SD card. Max 128GB
Schedule recording
YES
YES
CAMERA MANAGEMENT
Smartphone/Tablet
Wansview app for iOs/Android
Web Browser
IE
Account Permission
YES
Compatibile Apps/Software
Blue Iris, Tinycam Monitor, iSpy, Sighthound
OPERATION AND CONVENIENCE
Wall/Ceiling mountable
Yes
Power Cord Length
8 feet
Power Supply
5V 1A
Power Switch
No
Mate rial
Plastic
Certification
CE FCC ROHS
CE FCC R OH S
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1.5 System Requirements
Position your camera in 50ft/15m distance from the router and close to an DC Plug. The
included power cord is 8 ft long. If you need a longer power cord, it should be within 16
ft, if longer, the voltage will not be stable. Users can extend Wi-Fi signal with Wi-Fi
extenders and get a longer power cord, if needed. Check the quality of the video before
final mounting. In indoor installations, the range might be less if metal objects or thick
walls and ceilings are between the camera and the router. Quality is affected also by the
number of devices connected to the network and by interferences from other
networks/devices. If video quality is not good, we advise to position the camera closer to
the router or reduce resolution and the frame rate (fps).
Users can place indoor cameras in protected outdoor areas (such as a covered porch) as
long as it remains dry and within its operating temperature range of -10 to 50 degrees C.
The camera is not waterproof and any exposure to moisture and/or temperatures outside
the operating range will void our one-year limited warranty. Users can guard outdoors by
placing the camera behind a window, making sure to disable IR Leds and open the
outdoor lights.
The Wansview Camera is a P2P camera as long as the camera is connected to the internet. Users
can view the camera from smartphones/tablets or PC, wherever they are using cellular data or
Wi-Fi connections. If users don’t want to use the internet to access the camera, and choose to
access only in their own private network/LAN, we can supply a tool which can disable P2P and
DDNS functionalities. Please contact our customer service.
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2. Camera Management with Smartphones/Tablets
2.1 Wansview App for iOS and Android
Before set up, please put your phone near to camera, and camera
is near to router. （After connected successfully, you can move
the camera）
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Download Wansview App
Go to App store or Google Play and install the “Wansview” app to your supported device.
Power on Camera
Power for the camera with the included power supply and place it near your router.
Connect to Network
Launch the Wansview app, click “+” to access Add Camera page.
There are three methods to add the camera and connect camera to internet.
Note: Before set up WiFi, make sure your WiFi is 2.4G, wansview camera cannot
work with 5Ghz WiFi.
1: “Add camera via wired method” (Unavailable for K2/K3 )
User can add connect the camera to router with an Ethernet cable directly. Then follow
the wizard on app to connect the camera to WiFi.
2: “Add camera via WiFi Mode”
Using this method, user can set up the camera with WiFi by scanning the QR code on the
phone. Follow the wizard on app step by step to connect.
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3: “Add Already Connected Network camera”
This is suitable for camera that is already connected with internet. Such as add the
camera to a second phone, or share the camera to other person.
User can use the below ways to add the camera:
1: If camera is on your hand , you can tap to scan the Camera’s QR code to
get the camera information.
2: If the mobile device and the camera are in the same WiFi network, user can use “Lan
Search” to search the connected camera.
3: Manually input camera information:
Camera DID can be found from the camera’s stickers
720Pwireless PTZ Camera
Model: Q3 (X Series)
Default user: admin
or Wan sview ap p ,
default Usern ame/Password is
Default password: 123456
DID: CAMERA-354584-CEO WH
DDNS: 010mryg.nwsvr1.com
admin/123456; Name can be any information.
Attention: Please remember tap to save all the settings.
When the camera shows “Online”, tap “>” to Advanced Settings > User Setting to change the
default User name and Password. This process is outlined in 2.6.2 User Setting.
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2.2 Live Streaming
Each camera can be accessed by up to 4 users at the same time.
The administrator can setup 3 different levels of access: administrator, operator and
viewer.Please refer to Page 22.
Viewing Camera on a Single Window
Tap
to enter the live feed and do more operations.
Tap the monitoring screen to see the video menu.
Snapshot: User can save snapshot picture to the mobile phone storage, and can check
the snapshot from More-Pictures or from Local Picture/Record.
Record: User can record video to the mobile phone, and check it from More-Records
or Local Picture/Record.The record will stop if you leave the live video screen.
Listen: When the Listen is on, user can listen what happening on the camera end.
Talk: When enabled the Talk, user can hold the “Hold Talk” to communicate with
the people/pets on the camera end.
Restore: To restore the Contrast and Brightness to default value.
1080P Resolution:Switch 1080P/480P (K3) and 720P/480P/240P (K2). When the
network is not good, try lower down the resolution to get a smooth video feed.
Cruise Vertically/Horizontally : Max 10 cruise, default 1 cruise, user can set up
from camera’s web page: Set Up-System-Pan & Tilt.
IR Auto: IR Led switches on at night when the luminosity is under 5 lux, if the
camera has no night vision, tap here to enable the IR led.
IR OFF: Tap here to turn on the IR light, if disabled, camera has no night vision.
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/ Flip/Mirror: If the live video is upside down because of the installation,tap
and to make it right.
Exit: Turn off the live feed screen.
Viewing Camera on Multi-View
User can monitor several cameras (Max. 4 )at the same time on Multi-View.
1: Tap “More” and select “Multi-View” Click on cameras on the list to add the view on
the main screen.
2:Tap
to hide the camera’s list
3: Tap
to exit multi-view mode
4: Press
to play camera, Tap again to stop the video.
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2.3 Local Picture and Record
record
snap
During live streaming, user can take snapshots by tapping on Snapshot to phone and
Record to phone. To stop recording, tap again or exit from the live streaming.
In Local Picture and Record, User can find all the pictures and videos taken manually.
Share pictures
To share pictures, follow the steps indicated in the screenshot.
Please long press the picture, then it will shows some choices. You can delete it or share it.
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Share videos
Please tap “Record” and choose the video you want to save. Tap the icon on the right
side to save it to photo.
2.4 SD/TF Record and Playback (only for K3 camera with SD card)
SD Card recording
If a SD Card is installed in the camera, When the camera shows “Online” on
Wansview app, tap to enter Edit Camera page, from Advanced Settings>SD/TF
Card schedule recording, users can choose to record or not on the SD card by
switching the SD/TF Recording button.
Supports max 128GB micro SD card(SD card is not included in the box), 1080p 24
hour video can be saved for almost 4days, 720P can record about 8 days,480P can
record 24 days.
The new recorded video will automatically overwrite the old files if the SD card capacity
is not enough.
If SD Card is inserted, but cannot read or cannot use, please tap “Format SD/TF
card” first.
Note: The SD card recording is for constant recording, record time can be set from 2-15
minutes, if you only need alarm video, please do not enable SD Card recording, and go to
Alarm Setting to save alarm Video to SD card.
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Playback recorded video
Access to SD/TF Record Playback. Choose a day in the calendar, then select Schedule
or Alarm click Done to see the list of recorded video on the SD card.
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2.5 Alarm Setting
The camera is mostly for live video, what we achieve is to make the video more clear and
easy set up. it is not a professional security camera, the motion detection is only an addon feature. So the alarm notification will not be very accurate.
But if you want the motion detection works accurately, you may connect the camera to
some professional security software like: Blue Iris, iSpy or Sighthound, the camera
alert works great on them.
Follow the below steps to set up alarm.
Alarm Deployment
IO Detection: this is for camera that can connect external source of alert device. The
K2/K3 is not available.
Sensor Type: For external source of alert device. The external sensor can be always
open or always close.
Motion Detection: Enable Motion Detection, user can set up camera with motion alarm
Motion Detection Sensitivity: User can choose Low/Middle/High sensitivity according
to needs.
Voice Detection: Enable Voice Detection, user can set up camera with voice alarm
Voice Detection Sensitivity: User can choose Low/Middle/High sensitivity according
to needs.
Trigger Alone: The alarm will be triggered for any kind of active
alarm event(Motion/Voice/IO)
Trigger Link: The alarm will be triggered for multiple detection at the
same time(Motion/Voice/IO).
Alarm Action:
Save Picture to Email: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send pictures to
the email box. Users can set up to 2 recipients.
Click Mail Setting to setup the email. Check your email provider for SMTP Server
and Port.
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For Email Setting, please follow the below parameters:
Sender: your email address
Smtp Server: such as smtp.mail.yahoo.com etc.
Smtp port: 465
SSL: SSL
User name: your email address, the same with
sender
Password: your email password, if you are using
Yahoo and Gmail, please generate an app
password, and using the app password. Check the
FAQ document on website to generate app
password.
Receiver: any email address
After you fill in the chart of the email setting
page, please Save and Test E-Mail.
Save Picture to FTP: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send pictures to your
FTP server. Click on FTP Setting to setup FTP.
Save Record to FTP: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send a video to your
FTP server.
For FTP paramters, please refer to Page 40
Save Picture to SD/TF: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send pictures to the
SD card.
Save Record to SD/TF: When an alarm is detected, the camera will save an video to the
SD card.
Trigger IO Output: Not available for K2/K3.
Preset Linkage: When an alarm is detected, the camera will focus on one of the 8 Preset
spots (see above).
Speaker Linkage: When an alarm is detected the speaker will act as a siren for the
chosen length (5-30sec).
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2.6 Advanced Settings
2.6.1 WiFi Setting
If camera is connected with WiFi already, and want to change another WiFi network,
user can set up WiFi on WiFi Setting.
Tap WiFi Setting, and search the available WiFi, choose the WiFi and manually input
the WiFi Password, then tap to save the WiFi information.The app will show “WiFi Set
Succeed”.
Note: Wansview camera only supports 2.4Ghz WiFi, and wifi password should
be no longer than 31 characters.
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2.6.2 User Setting/Management
Under the User Settting/Management, user can change the default username(admin) and
password (123456), or create another user account with certain access rights, such as an
Operator or Viewer account for other person to view the camera.
Change Username and password:
Tap User Setting, and choose Administrator>Admin, user can change the username and
password, then tap check mark.
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Add another user account
On User Setting, tap to add user, manually add the username and password, then
choose the Role(Operator or Viewer).
Administrator: Full access rights
Operator: Can operate on the camera live video screen, but not access to other settings
like Alarm setting, Advanced Settings etc.
Viewer: only can view camera, no more operations on the camera video screen.
Note: Password shall be no longer than 20 characters.
Time Setting
Click Time Setting, user can calibrate the time.
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2.6.4 SD/TF Setting
Please refer to P16-P17.
2.6.5 Misc Setting
On Misc Setting, user can set up OSD (On Screen Display), Microphone/ Speaker
Volume and AC Frequency.
OSD Setting
Click “OSD Setting” to set:
Overlay time: Camera time in live streaming, recording and
pictures Temp and humidity is not available for K2/K3.
overlay name overlay time
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Volume Setting
If volume of the “Talk” and “Listen” is too low, user can adjust it from Volume Setting
AC Frequency
User can adjust the power frequency, power frequencies include:50HZ(220V
voltage selects 50HZ), 60HZ(110V Voltage selects 60HZ).
For 60HZ, the highest frame rate can be 30fps, and 50HZ is 25fps.
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2.6.6 Maintenance
Reboot camera if camera is always loading or if the camera/app is frozen. No need to set
up again. If camera restores to factory default, the set up procedure needs to be repeated
again after reboots.
About Camera
Here user can check the camera information, such as Firmware, P2P version, IP
Address and Mac Address.
For Wan IP address, if the Lan ip address is not port forwarded in router(the camera
connected with), it cannot be accessed from outside network.
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2.7 Start Video
Tap “Start Video” to broadcast the camera live streaming.
2.8 Delete device
Tap “Delete Device”, user can delete the camera from the app.
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2.9 Message
On the Message, user can check the alarm message.
2.10 More
Records and Pictures are the local files
recorded from the wansview app.
Multi-View: Please refer to P 14
About Software：Can check the
wansview app version
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WiFi Configuration
This is another method to connect WiFi.
Make sure your mobile phone is connected with 2.4G WiFi, and follow the below steps to
set up WiFi:
1:Tap More-WiFi configuration, the wifi name is located, enter your wifi password
correctly-- tap Configuration for 3 -5 times, if the Blue light is flashing quickly, which
means the camera is receiving WiFi information or connecting to the WiFi, and wait for a
while, the app will show “CAMERA-XXXXXX-XXXXX WIFI set success”.
2: Tap “+” to Add Camera by “Add Already Connected Network Camera”, then follow
P12 to Add camera.
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3. PC Client Software
3.1 Add Camera
3.1.1 Add camera in Lan
1) Tap to add camera
2) Search the camera in Lan, DID number will be searched if use DID(P2P) to search, while
Search IP will get IP Address
3) Click the searched camera, and the camera information will be filled automatically.
4) Input the camera’s password (default is 123456).
5) Hit “Add”.
6) “Save Success” will appear, click “OK” to close the dialog.
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3.1.2 Manually add camera (suitable for outside network)
1) Tap to add camera
2) Manually input the camera information.
Tips: DID number can be checked from stickers on the back of the camera. You
can check the DID from Wansview app If you have already added the camera on
the mobile phone “wansview” app.
3) Hit “Add”.
4) “Save Success” will appear, click “OK” to close the dialog.
3.2 Play/Stop Video
3.2.1 Play Video
When the camera is connected, double-click the camera or right-click and choose “Play”
to play the video.
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When play the video, but only shows black, please go to Setting --Other Setting to
choose the No GPU Display in the Video Display mode.
3.2.2 Stop Video
Click to stop the video or right-click the camera and choose “Stop”
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3.2.3 Video Interface
Attention: Resolution cannot be adjusted during recording, user needs to stop the
recording, then switch the resolution.
up
left
right
down
Play/stop
Snap
Flip
Resolution
Record
Mirror
Listen
Talk
3.3 Camera Settings
3.3.1 Edit Device
Right-click the camera info and select”Edit Device”, here can change the Device Name
and Group; and edit the username and password if input wrong or changed; delete the
device or Save the parameters you have edited.
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3.3.2 Advanced Settings
On the Advanced Settings, user can check camera
firmware version, set up time, create other account for
operater or Visitor, set up WiFi and SD card recording
etc.
3.3.2.1 Device Info
User can check the camera status and Mac address, and check the camera’s firmware
version.
3.3.2.2 Time Setting
User can select a specific time zone, or sync the time to PC or to a NTP Server
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3.3.2.3 User Setting
User can create other accounts for family member or friends in User Setting.
Add an account with user name and password, and give a right to this account.
Tips:
Administrator: All settings can be edited
Operator: Can operate all the icons (such as listen, talk, flip/mirror) on the live video page.
Visitor: Can only watch live video.
User can also edit the account information, such as changing the user name and password and
changing the role for each account, then Save. And Delete some accounts if you need.
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3.3.2.4 WiFi Setting
User can set up WiFi for the camera is connected Ethernet cable, or change to other
available WiFi.
Search the available WiFi, and choose the one you want to connect, then input the WiFi
password (click the icon behind to confirm if the password is correct). Save then Test.
3.3.2.5 SD/TF Setting (not available for K2)
Open the Plan Record, it will record continuously to SD card, each record length can be set between
2-15 minutes. The video stream can be recorded at 1080p(720p), 480p and 240p.
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User can record video to SD card.
Before recording, please kindly make sure you have inserted a SD card, and format it.
the record length can be set 2-15 minutes
3.3.2.6 Other Setting
1) OSD setting
On the OSD setting, users can set up the Overlay name and Overlay time, so user can
check name and time on the video screen.
If Overlay name and Overlay time and Display temperature and humidity are checked at
the same, the Device name will show Temperature and Humidity. Note: The
temperature and humidity are unavailable on this model.
2) Audio
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3) AC Frequency
User can adjust the power frequency, Power frequencies include: 50HZ(220V voltage
selects 50HZ), 60HZ(110V voltage selects 60HZ), 60HZ used in Japan, Canada etc.
4) Maintenance
User can reboot and reset (restore) the camera.
Tips: To reset the camera, the camera will restore to factory setting.
3.3.3 Alarm Setting
In the Alarm Setting, use can set up the Alarm alert.
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3.3.3.1 Motion Detection
User can set up motion detection area here to narrow the motion detected area to some
important places, tick each window, move your mouse to the lower right corner and drag
it can adjust the size of the window, and can move it to the needed area.
User can choose the sensitivity from low, middle and high. The high sensitivity will be
easy to get alarm.
I/O Detection and Temperature Detection are disabled in this model.
3.3.3.2 Audio Detection
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3.3.3.3 Linkage Alarm
If user set up alarm, the camera will execute a variety of alarm actions at linkage: snap to
email, snapshot and video to FTP, snap and video to SD card.
And if you connect external I/O alarm device, it can trigger alarm too.
Tips: The method of”Trigger Alone” and “Combination Trigger”, if the user starts up an
audio detection and motion detection, the “Combination Trigger” will be started up. Only
when any abnormality is detected simultaneously by the audio detection and motion
detection will the alarm action be triggered.
1)Email setting
Email address: your email address.
Email Password: your email password, if you are using Gmail, please generate an
app password, and using the app password. Download a document from our website
on how to set up app password.
Smtp Server: such as smtp.gmail.com etc.
Smtp port: 465 or 587
Security Type: SSL
Sender: your email address, the same with sender
E-mail subject and content can be any information
Receiver: any email address
After all the information are filled in, click “Save” and “Test” the email to see if
the email setting is successful or not.
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Email Sender setting
Email address:
Email Password:
SMTP Server:
smtp.qiye.163.com
SMTP Port:
25
Security Type:
NONE
email, it should be the same
Sender:
with "Email address"
Receiv er Sett ing
E-mail s ubject:
alarm
any information
E-mail content:
Q3 alarm
Receiver 1:
any email
Receiver 2:
Test
Refresh
Save
2)FTP Setting
FTP Server Address: This field allows the user to designate an IP address or DDNS
address for the FTP server.
Server Port: This field allows the user to designate the port number for the FTP server.
User Name: Input FTP user name.
Password: Input FTP password.
Path: Specify a folder for storing video and pictures, for example: ./Q3 alarm
Note: If you want to save the alarm picture and video to FTP, you must build an FTP
sever, then create an FTP account with a password (not an anonymous account) on your
FTP server and FTP account must have create and delete file rights.
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3.3.3.4 Alarm Time
After setting the type of alarm and alarm action, please set up the alarm time, the alarm
action can only be triggered when armed. The Green color means the time is armed. User
can choose “All Time” or “Clear Time”, and can also choose a specific time. 15 mintues
for a interval. The user can drag the mouse to perform continuous selection of the arming
time.
3.3.4 Web Access (unavailable for version 1.0.2)
If the camera is added via IP Address,
right click and select web access can
access the camera with default
browser.
Tips: The Edge is not supported,
please use Internet Explorer or
Firefox or Chrome.
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3.4 Multi-View
User can monitor multiple cameras at the same time, 4-screen, 9-screen, M(6, 8,16, 25,
36) and full screen can be set up according to different demands
3.5 Local Setting
About software:
Basic setting:
User can set up lock screen password in case you won’t let others to see the video.
Record setting:
User can set the Record path, and each recorded video can be set from 5-60 minutes.
Recorded video can be overwrited or stopped if the computer disk storage is not enough.
Language setting:
The language can be switched from English and Chinese.
More Languages will be added very soon.
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3.6 Scheduled Recording
Before recording to your local computer, please make sure you set up the Record Path on
the “Local Setting”. Then follow the below steps to set up the recording:
1: Click “Create” to create a Record name, it will give you a name
automatically(combination of date and time), user can edit the name.
2: Select time: User can “select all” if want to record 24/7, and clear it to choose a specific
time by dragging or single-click the time interval.
3: Save: Save the record name and time interval you set up.
4: Double-click the Record name to choose it as the record plan.
5: Apply: Click “Apply”, a * will appear in front of the Record plan, it means the
scheduled recording is working.
The icon will be shown on live video screen, it means the camera is
recording automatically)
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3.7 Playback
On “Playback” page, user can playback the recorded videos on the local disk and SD card.
3.7.1 Playback Local Record
1) Choose Local Record and selected the camera you want to check.
2) Select the Media Type(Video or Image)
3) Select the video in an exact date you want to playback
4) Recorded video list will be shown (Video starts with “P” for Scheduled Recording,
and “H” for Manually Recording)
5) Double-click the recorded video name, video will be broadcast.
User can select a certain or all the video and delete it from the list and the record path.
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3.7.2 SD Card Record
1) Choose SD/TF record and selected the camera you want to check.
2) Select the Media Type(Plan or Alarm)
3) Select the video in an exact date you want to playback
4) Recorded video list will be shown, if it is not shown, please tap to show the
list (Video starts with “nrc” for Scheduled Recording, and “arc” for alarm Recording)
5) Double-click the recorded video name, video will be broadcast.
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3.8 Lock
Lock the screen if you don’t want to operate it or prevent others to operate the camera.
The default lock password is 123456.
4. Manage Camera with other Apps and
Software Add Camera to iSpy Connect
Steps
1.Add IP Camera
2.In the Video Source mask, select the FFMPEG(H2.264) tab
3.In the URL field type: rtsp://user:password@IP:port/live/ch0 or ch1 or ch2
4.RTSP Mode: select TCP
5.Test
6.Click OK
7.In the following mask, click finish
8.The camera is online
User: your user
Password: your password
IP: your camera’s IP (get it from the app)
Port: your camera’s port (get it from the app
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Add the Camera on Blue Iris
In IP camera configuration, input:
-IP: the camera’s IP address
-HTTP port: camera’s port
-RSTP port: default 554
-User
-Password
-Make: Wansview
-Model: K1/K2, NCM GA/GB/630W, Q3S RTSP
-Path: ch0, or ch1 or ch2
Click OK
Add the Camera to Sighthound Video
Set-up with Ethernet Cable - Add Camera by wizard
In camera setup, choose:
Camera Type: network IP Camera
Manufacturer: Other
Click Next
Choose: setup Sighthound video with a network camera that is already working
Click Next
Select your camera by the IP
Click next
Input User and Password
Follow the wizard
Add Camera by RSTP
In camera setup, choose:
Camera Type: network IP Camera
Manufacturer: Wansview
Click Next
Select Camera Type: other IP camera
Protocol: RSTP
IP address:
RSTP port: 554
Stream Path: live/ch0
Input user and password
Click Next.
HD IP Camera Q3(720P)/Q3S(1080P)
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5. Web Access
5.1 Settings
To view your camera in any web browser you’ll need the camera’s IP address and
camera’s Port.
If your computer is in the same network, just type the address in browser address bar:
http://IP:PORT for example http://113.116.100.223:80. Users can get these data from the
app > advanced settings > about camera.
If your computer is located outside the network where the camera is installed, users need
to input manually the camera’s IP in the router in the Port Forwarding Section (please
consult your router user guide or search on line) to view the camera.
5.1.1 Plugin installation
The Camera has 2 view mode:
View Mode 1 supported by an OCX Plugin (HYPlayer.exe)
View Mode 2 supported by an Adobe Flash Player Plugin
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5.1.2 View Video-Mode 1 - Complete Camera Management
Click on Download Plugin to
download and install the OCX
Plugin-HYPlayer plugin.
Note: If you use Google Chrome or
Firefox, they don’t support Mode 1,
please chooose mode 2.
5.1.3 View Video- Mode 2 – Limited Camera Management
This view is supported by the Adobe Flash Player plugin and if is not installed, the
browser will prompt to download and install the plugin.
In the Flash Player mode, users have less functions. Microsoft Edge is not supported.
If you use Chrome and it shows “no playable sources found”, please tap Chrome setting -
-- Advanced setting --- Content --- Flash --- add camera’s LAN IP address and port
number --- refresh the camera web page.
5.2 Live Streaming and Recording on PC
Menu Bar
Video Menu Bar
Pan/Tilt Control(disabled on
this model)
Preset(disabled on this
model)
/ Play/ Stop: Play and stop video.
Listen: If your PC is equipped with speakers, click here to listen from your camera.
Talk: Activate the Talk function. A microphone is needed in your PC. Adjust volume under Set
up > Video&Audio >Audio.
Snapshot: Capture live images and save to PC. Set folder for the snapshots in Setup >
Local Configuration.
Snapshots format is JPG.
IP Camera K2(720P)/K3(1080P)
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Record: Record and save to PC.
Digital Zoom
Show/Hide Control Panel.
Resolution: Choose 3 resolutions 1920x1080 / 640x360 / 320x180
Use the control panel to pan and tilt your camera’s head. Click
or
to move
camera’s head horizontally or vertically. Stop camera movement
and it will
go to the initial position.(function disabled in this model)
Set up to 8 camera preset spots, as explained above in the App
Section.(function disabled in this model)
5.3 Playback Video(function disabled in this model)
Click "Playback Video" to enter the SD card video file playback page. Click the video
date to inquire. Click "Search" to list the video files of the selected day. Click listed files
to play back. Download files on PC with the download button.
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5.4 Set Up
5.4.1 System
System > Status
Data about the current
Camera Status
System > Time Setting
Users can choose to sync time to
the PC or to a NTP server.
System > Pan & Tilt (Not available for K2/K3)
Users can set the pan/tilt speed
(fast/medium/slow) and cruise
circles.
Users can disable motion
detection when the camera pan
or tilt.
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System > Other Settings
Turn off Led indicators
at your choice.
System > Multiple Settings
Add up Cameras for multiple 4
view. Get their IP and Port,
Input User and Password. Name
them.
System > Maintenance
In System Maintenance
users can reboot /restore to
default /backup/upgrade
camera.
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System > About
In System About users can
check the the camera’s
current firmware
information.
5.4.2 Network
These functions are meant to be managed by technical specialist except for FTP Server
Settings and SMTP Settings. Contact our friendly customer service for specific technical
Network > IP setting
You can set the camera IP address
by your router(DHCP) or you can
manually set a fixed address.
-IP address (for example
192.168.x.x)
-Subnet mask(for example
255.255.255.0)
-Gateway(IP address of your
router; for example 192.168.x.1)
-Primary DNS(IP address of your
router; for example192.168.x.1)
-Secondary DNS(IP address of your router; for example192.168.x.1)
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Network > Port setting
At "Port Setting", the user can
change web access port (http
port). Port setting range:
80-65535. Pay attention not to
conflict with other port values.
Network > Wi-Fi setting
At "Wi-Fi Set Up", click "Search"
and start up "Wi-Fi". Choose the
wireless router to be connected.
Input the password to connect to
the router. Click “Save” to
complete Wi-Fi Configuration.
After completing the configuration,
click Test to confirm whether it is
connected to the wireless router.
Network > UPNP setting
If the user wants to view the
camera through the internet, the
router and camera UPNP port
forwarding function need to be
turned on.
Before auto port mapping, please
ensure your router supports UPNP
and has been enabled.
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Network > DDNS setting
The user can access the camera via
DDNS domain name provided by
the manufacturer for free or a third
party domain name. Port mapping is
required while using domain name
to access. The third party domain
name supports
3322.org/dyndns.org/No-iP.com.
Network > RTSP setting
The user can set the RTSP port
after entering RTSP Setting bar. In
addition, the RTSP Authentication
function can be closed. Default
value of RTSP port is: 554
Selection range: 554-65535
Some general RTSP streaming
media software can be adopted to
access video on the device, such as
VLC. Access links are as shown
below:
The first bit stream: rtsp://user: password @IP:rtsp port /live/ch0
The second bit stream: rtsp://user: password @IP:rtsp port /live/ ch1
The third bit stream: rtsp://user: password @IP:rtsp port /live/ ch2
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Network > Onvif setting
Onvif is a global standard for the interface of IP-based security products. The ONVIF
protocol ensures interoperability between products regardless of manufacturer, allowing
you to integrate your IP camera as a generic ONVIF camera into existing security
systems. Enter Onvif Setting. The user can start up and calibrate Onvif functions. The
default setting for Onvif calibration is on.
Note:NVR devices of some manufacturers do not support camera access with Onvif
calibration. Our device supports Onvif versions 2.5 and below.
Network >FTP Settings
FTP Server Address: This field
allows the user to designate an IP
address or DDNS address for the
FTP server.
Server Port: This field allows the
user to designate the port number
for the FTP server.
User Name: Input FTP user name.
Password: Input FTP password.
Path: Specify a folder for
storing video and pictures, for
example: /K2
Note: If you want to save the alarm picture and video to FTP, you must build an FTP
sever, then create an FTP account with a password (not an anonymous account) on your
FTP server and FTP account must have create and delete file rights.
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Network >SMTP (E-mail) Setting
To get started, make sure that your
e-mail provider supports SMTP.
Then input required parameters.
Mainstream E-mail suffixes
supported by SMTP include:
smtp.gmail.com, mail.yahoo.com,
smtp.gmx.com,
smtp-mail.outlook.com. Take gmail
setting as an example.
Server address: SMTP stands for
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.
This field allows the user to enter
the SMTP server used by the email service.
Server Port: This field allows the user to enter the port that corresponds to the selected
SMTP server. The SMTP port is usually set at 25 if there is no security. Some SMTP
servers have their own ports, such as 587 or 465. Specific port number is determined by
mail service provider.
Security connection: This dropdown box allows the user to select an encryption type.
User name: Input email address.
Password: Input APP password. APP password allows 2 steps verification in your
Gmail account. Click Profile>Account>Sign-in &Security to create App password.
Sender Address: This field allows the user to enter the email address to which alarms are
sent. This email address should be consistent with the above Email address for the User
name.
Receiver Address #1: These fields allow the user to enter the receiver email address
which will receive any emails pertaining to alert and alarm emails.
Mail subject: This field allows the user to define the subject line of the email.
Mail content: This field allows the user to define the mail content.
5.4.3 Video and Audio
Video and Audio > Video
Users can set the exact
AC Frequency.
Bit stream settings include:
Resolution(1920*1080 or
1280*720), Bit rate
(256~4096kbps), Frame rate
(1~30fps)
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Video and Audio > Audio Setting (function disabled in this model)
Here you can adjust
Microphone and
Speaker volume
Video and Audio > Image Setting
Here you can adjust the image
parameters brightness, contrast,
saturation and hue. You can also
flip and mirror the video image
when tick the options.
Video and Audio > On Screen Display Time and Camera Name
Enter "OSD Setting" to overlay
the time and name on the video
image.
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Video and Audio > Night Vision
Enter "Night Vision Setting" to
set IR LED and IRCUT. Once IR
LED is off, the IR LED IR cut
will not work any longer.
5.4.4 Security
To modify /add /delete administrator operator and viewer can be set in
this page. (add up to 8 viewers and set rights in total).
Reminder: After the operation, click Save. Then click Refresh so that
the edited content will be displayed on the web page.
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Security > IP Filtering
This screen allows for the
filtering of IP addresses, either
blocking them or granting them
access to the camera.
This feature helps make the camera
more secure by limiting remote
access only to approved users.
Below is a Screen shot of the IP
Filtering screen.
Security > Mask Area (not available for MAC users)
Users exclude up to 4 areas from
monitoring.
Click Start Setting and check
the windows.
5.4.5 Alarm - Motion and Audio Detection
Alarm > IO Detector (disabled in this model)
Camera allows user to add an
external source of alert (motion
sensor or push button). We
recommend the Instar IN-500 PIR
Sensor as external motion sensor.
The external sensor can be always
open or always close. Please check
your alarm device setting in the
user guide.
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Alarm > Motion Detection (Intruder Monitor)
The Motion Detection in the
Web Interface is more advanced
than in the App. User can exact
different sensitivity. 15
corresponds to the lower level
and 55 to the mid-level. The IP
Camera begins recording
when it detects movement/audio
and stops recording in 30 sec. In
this section, users can customize
the motion detection feature.
This feature can be set on the
app or in the web interface.
Motion is detected by changing
in the pixels of the images.
Please note that motion detection doesn’t work through windows. In this case we recommend
to connect an external motion sensor out of the window using the IO alarm port.
Alarm > Audio Detection (Baby Monitor)
Alarm > Alarm Action
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Once the alarm is set, users will receive a notification on the smartphone (only Android) if
the app is running on the background and can choose to get:
Snapshot to Email: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send 2 pictures to the
email box.
Click Mail Setting to setup the email. Check your email provider for SMTP Server and
Port. Snapshot to FTP server: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send 2
pictures to your FTP server. Click on FTP Setting to setup FTP.
Recording to FTP server: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send a 15 sec
video to your FTP server.(function disabled for K2)
Snapshot to SD/TF: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send 2 pictures to the
SD card.
Recording to SD/TF: When an alarm is detected, the camera will send a 30 sec video
to the SD card (function disabled for K2).
Trigger IO Output: User can add a siren or another alarm device to the camera
(wired). When an alarm is detected, the external IO output will work. Users can choose
alarm duration from 5 to 30 sec (function disabled in this model).
Trigger Preset: When an alarm is detected, the camera will focus on one of the 8
Preset spots (see above) (function disabled in this model).
Trigger Speaker: When an alarm is detected the speaker will act as a siren for the
chosen length (5-30sec).
Trigger indipendently: The alarm will be triggered for any kind of active alarm
event (Motion/ Voice/IO).
Alarm > Armed Time
By default alarm is armed 24h/7
days. Users can choose specific
days and time ranges.
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5.4.6 Storage(function disabled for K2)
SD Card Management
If the card is not readable,
please kindly Format the
SD card.
Storage > SD card Capture (Timed Snapshots)
Take Timed
snapshots and save
them to the SD card
Storage > SD Card Scheduled Recording
Schedule recording and store them
on SD card. Set the time span of
each recording.
Choose the resolution/bit rate.
Reminder: The system default is
automatic overwriting for the SD
card video. If the storage space is
full, the new video will
automatically overwrite the earliest
video file.
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5.4.7 Log
Log > Local Configuration (not available for MAC users)
Enter "Local Configuration". You can set the save path for videos and pictures on your PC as
well as the recording duration.
Reminders:
6: When using IE9 or higher, please run the browser video path and picture path as
"administrator" so that you can save the files successfully. The default video path is
"HYRec" on disk C. The default picture path is “HYSnap” on disk C.
7: The user can start up the Motion Detection Alarm and view the flashing box on the
screen.
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