Logitech Alert 750i Getting Started Manual

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Logitech Alert' 750i Logitech Master System Install Software (D Internet access is required for installation. 1) Insert the Software Install CD and follow the instructions during the instalL • The installer will che"'";;;: - OR

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Refer to the Geu1ng to Know Gwdc to read about additional features and funct1ons Reading the Diagnostic LEDs How do I know the camera is recording? e Camera is ready to record (Red) 0 Camera is recQ(dmg (Red, blinking) Turning Off Motion and Diagnostic LEOs You can turn off the motion and diagnostic LEDs in the Settings > Cameras > Camera > Show LED for .... See Fl Help for instructions WoNW.Iogitech.com OlOIOlogolodi.AI .... -~Iht~logM-V.Iogltech.com/suppon Customer Support Call1.8884694543 Refer to System Requ1rements GUide Camera Diagnostic LED Which LED colors indicate "camera is working"? e Connected to Internet (Green) e Connected to Alert Commander (Purple) e Connected to Alert Commander & Internet (Blue) Upgrading Firmware (White) e Camera in standalone mode (Yellow) Not connected to Alert Commander or Internet (light Blue) What do 1 do if the power supply cable (yellow connector) is too short? To lengthen, e1ther use a coupler or purchase a longer ethernet (CAT-Se) cable Troubleshooting camera connection: What if camera/video disappear-5? 1) Test another outlet for your camera, perhaps one clOser to your PC 2) Verify that the camera jXlWef supply and the network bridge are plugged directly into a power outlet and not a power stnp 3) Check firewall sett1ngs or press the Fl key m Commander Software for additional help 4) Go to Setti~ > Cameras > Add/F1nd >Find Cameras 5) Reset the camera See InstrUCtiOns 1n "Camera Reset InstructiOns.· Want to see more FAQs? Go to www.logitech com/security/support Camera Diagnostic LED Which LED colors indicate "camera is not working"? Power Supply Network Status LEOs (Top) a Camera boot-up failed. (Red bhnlong) What do these LEOs tell me? What do these LEOs tell me? n microSD card readf•,vnte fa11ure - No m~eroSO card ' (Alternating Red I YellOw, blinking) ' See Camera Reset Instructions for assistance e Trafr~e and data is flOWII"lQ (Green) e Link to Power Supply (Green) e Connection With EthemetlLAN e Shows network traffic (Blue) (Yellow) Using the microso~ card adapter ~~~~5gn~~ the camera before removing. replacing. or upgrading your To revtew the video oo the m1croSD card, we recommend you usmg Log1tech Alert Commander. To revtew the video on the microSO card without Logitech Alert Commander 1) Open the hatch on the bottom of the camera and remove the m1croSD cardfrom1tsport 2) Plug the mieroSD card into the adapter 3) Plug the adaptcr mto the PC's SD card slot • View v1deo recordings using the free Apple Quicklime player or other player that supports H 264 video playback. (To dovmload Quicklime, visit http•flwwwapplo.com/quicktimefdownloadf) CD m~eroSO card must be lll5talled in the camera fOI" recOI"ding to occur Camera Reset Instructions Insert a paper c11p 1nto the reset hOle located on the back of the camera and press gently and then release If the camera does not appear after reset. go to Settings > Cameras > Add/find > F1nd Cameras. If the camera still does not operate. contact techn1cal support Resetting the camera will restore the camera to factory setll~. However. 1t w111 not delete VIdeo recOI"ded on the m~eroSD card On/Off switch for Power Supply I Network Adapter LEOs How do I turn these LEOs off? Use the SWitch located oo the side of the power supply or net'Mll'k adapter to disable these d~agoost~e LEOs. ~ cd/ m;crosotogoisatraclemlrt(AS0-3C.LLC

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Live Mode Viewing . ........ ... .. . .. . ..... .. ..... . ....... .. ..... ... ..... . . . .. 4 Viewing Recorded Video ......... . . .... .. .. ....... ... .... .... ....... . ... . . ... 5 Motion Detection Zones and Recording . . . ... ... .. . . .......... . ........ . .. . .. . 6 Alerts .... . .. .. ........ .. ..... .. ..... .. ....... . ........ . ... . ...... . ... .. . . . .. 7 Free Web Viewer ...... .. . . ...... .. .......... ... .... .. .. . ......... . ..... . .... 8 Free Mobile Viewer . ... .. .. ..... . . . ... . ............. . . . .... .................. 9 microSDT" Card .. ... .. . .... . . . . . ......... ... ........ .... ... .. .......... . . . . . 10 Audio ...... .. . . . . ......... . ... ... ....... ... .. . .. . . . ...... .... .............. . 11 Digital Pan-Tilt-Zoom .. . . . .... . ......... . .. . .... .. ........... . ............. . 12 Expand Your System .. . . . ....... . .. . .. . ... . .............. . . ...... . . .... .. . . . 13 Logitech Alert Web Commander . ..... .. . ... .... ... . .. . .. .. . ..... ... .... ..... 14 Logitech Alert Mobile Commander. . ........ . ........... . ....... . ........ . . . . 15 Getti11.9 To Know Introduction Help protect what matters most, even when you can't be there. Logitech Alert™ Video Security System comes with everything you need to help protect what's important to you-smart cameras, powerful software, and the ability to keep you informed. Set up is simple and takes just minutes. HomePiug® networking uses your exist- ing electrical wiring and outlets to connect the camera to your network without new wires or configuration hassles. You can view live video from your system from Internet-connected computers. And if someone or something moves in front of a camera, video is recorded directly to the camera's microSDTM card. You can receive an alert in e-mail, on your mobile phone, or both. Logitech Alert Video Security. Set it up yourself, count on it when you need it. 3

Logit~ch Alert Video Security System

live Mode Viewing Live Mode is the default viewing screen in Logitech Alert Commander. You can see what each of your cameras is seeing in real time. Commander can display between one and six video windows. Choose from four viewing modes, including full screen mode. Video feeds are automatically sized to fit in the available display area. 4 Getting To Know Viewing Recorded Video The Video Timeline window gives you fast access to recorded video for all your cameras. Use the calendar to see the recorded camera events for a particular day, week, or even month. The playback controls let you play, pause, adjust speed, and step-through your video segments. 5

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