wansview W9 Outdoor Security Camera User Manual

1. Ike na igwefoto

Connect the USB power supply to the camera and plug it into a power outlet. The camera will power on and initiate its self-test sequence.

2. Ngwa nwụnye

Download the "Wansview Cloud" app from your smartphone's app store (available on iOS and Android). Register for a new account or log in if you already have one.

3. Njikọ netwọkụ

Ndị wanview W9 camera supports both Wi-Fi (2.4GHz only) and Ethernet connections.

Njikọ Wi-Fi:

1. Mepee Wansview Cloud app and tap the "+" icon to add a new device.
2. Select your camera model (W9) and follow the on-screen instructions.
3. Ensure your phone is connected to a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. The camera does not support 5GHz Wi-Fi.
4. Jiri oghere igwefoto lelee koodu QR egosiri na ekwentị gị.
5. Wait for the camera to connect to your Wi-Fi network.

Figure 3: Wi-Fi Compatibility (2.4GHz only).

This image illustrates the wansview W9 camera with its upgraded 5dBi antenna, emphasizing its compatibility with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks for extended signal range and faster connection speeds. It explicitly shows that 5GHz Wi-Fi is not supported.

Njikọ Ethernet:

1. Connect an Ethernet cable from your router to the RJ45 port on the camera.
2. The camera will automatically connect to the network.
3. Soro ntuziaka ngwa ka ịgbakwunye igwefoto na akaụntụ gị.

4. Ịtinye igwefoto

Ndị wanview W9 camera is designed for wall mounting and outdoor use (IP65 waterproof).

1. Choose a suitable location for installation, ensuring a clear view and stable mounting surface.
2. Use the provided mounting bracket set to securely attach the camera to the wall.
3. Adjust the camera's angle as needed after mounting.

Figure 4: IP65 Waterproof Feature.

This image depicts the wansview W9 camera outdoors with rain falling on it, visually confirming its IP65 waterproof rating, making it suitable for various weather conditions.

1. Pan-Tilt Control

The camera features a 350° horizontal pan and 90° vertical tilt range, allowing you to monitor a wide area.

• In the Wansview Cloud app, access the live view nke igwefoto gị.
• Use the directional controls on the screen to remotely adjust the camera's pan and tilt angles.

Figure 5: 2K FHD PTZ Coverage.

This image demonstrates the wansview W9 camera's 2K FHD resolution and its Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) capabilities, showing a 350° pan and 95° tilt range for comprehensive area coverage, with a house in the background to illustrate its outdoor application.

2. Ọhụụ abalị

The camera is equipped with 12pcs 850nm infrared LED lights, providing clear night vision up to 50 feet.

• Igwefoto na-atụgharị na-akpaghị aka na ọnọdụ ọhụụ abalị na ọnọdụ obere ọkụ.
• Ị nwere ike view the night vision feed in real-time through the Wansview Ngwa igwe ojii.

Figure 6: Excellent Night Vision Capability.

This image presents a split view comparing the daytime and night vision performance of the wansview W9 camera. The night vision segment clearly shows objects up to 50 feet away in darkness, highlighting the camera's effective infrared capabilities.

3. Audio Ụzọ Abụọ

Communicate with visitors or deter intruders using the built-in microphone and speaker.

• Site na ndụ view in the Wansview Cloud app, tap the microphone icon to speak.
• Tap the speaker icon to listen to audio from the camera's location.

Figure 7: Two-Way Audio in Action.

This image illustrates the two-way audio feature of the wansview W9 camera, showing a person communicating with a delivery driver through the camera via a smartphone app. Speech bubbles indicate the conversation, demonstrating real-time interaction.

Figure 8: Deterring Intruders with Two-Way Audio.

This image shows the wansview W9 camera being used to deter an intruder. Speech bubbles indicate a command from the camera ("Move away from my house") and the intruder's response ("arrgg, no, I'm off"), demonstrating the camera's ability to act as a deterrent.

4. Nchọpụta ngagharị na ọkwa

The camera uses motion sensors to detect activity and sends instant alerts to your phone.

• Customize sensor sensitivity and detection areas within the Wansview Ngwa igwe ojii.
• Receive 10-second video alerts when motion is detected.

Figure 9: Instant Detection and Alerts.

This image shows a smartphone displaying a "Motion alarm" notification from the Wansview Cloud app, indicating that the wansview W9 camera has detected activity and sent an immediate alert to the user's phone.

5. Storage Options (SD Card & Cloud)

Ndị wanview W9 camera offers flexible storage solutions for recorded footage.

• Nchekwa kaadị SD: Supports up to 128GB microSD cards. Insert the card into the TF card slot (refer to Figure 2). Recorded video and images can be stored locally for preview.
• Nchekwa igwe ojii: Subscribe to the paid Cloud service via the Wansview Cloud app to save and upload videos securely to the cloud. This provides an additional layer of security against camera theft or damage.

Figure 10: Dual Storage Choices.

This image highlights the dual storage options for the wansview W9 camera: secure TF (microSD) card storage and encrypted cloud storage, providing users with flexible ways to back up recorded footage.

6. Alexa Integration

Control your wansview W9 camera and view live feeds using Amazon Alexa.

• Kwado Wansview skill in the Alexa app.
• Link your Wansview Cloud account with Alexa.
• Use voice commands such as "Alexa, show me the [camera name]" to display the live video on compatible Alexa devices (e.g., Echo Show).

Figure 11: Alexa Integration.

This image shows an Amazon Echo Show displaying a live video feed from a wansview camera, with speech bubbles indicating a user's voice command ("Alexa, show me the backyard camera") and Alexa's response ("Okay"), demonstrating seamless integration with Alexa for voice control.

7. Multiple Family Members Sharing

Share access to your camera's live feed with up to 4 users simultaneously.

• Generate an invitation link within the Wansview Ngwa igwe ojii.
• Share the link with family members to grant them access.