Amcrest AC-2 Operation & User’s Manual

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less than amazing, please give us a ring at 1-888-212-7538 FCC Statement, Welcome ......................... 3 Important Safeguards & Warnings ......... 5 Quick Start Guide ...................................... 7 1 User Manual ....................................... 11 1.1 Features .................................................................. 11 1.2 Specification Chart .............................................. 12 1.3 Package Contents ................................................ 14 2 HandsetOverview .............................. 15 2.1 Physical Handset Overview ............................. 15 2.2 Display On/OFF .................................................... 15 2.3 Push To Talk ........................................................... 15 2.4 Menu .......................................................................... 16 2.5 Tilt Up ................................................................. 16 2.6 Tilt Down ................................................................. 16 2.7 Pan Right ................................................................. 16 2.8 Pan Left .................................................................... 16 2.9 Function (Fn) ......................................................... 16 2.10 Power On/OFF ...................................................... 16 2.11 OK ............................................................................... 16 2.12 Volume Up ............................................................... 17 2.13 Volume Down ......................................................... 17 2.14 Zoom In/Out ........................................................... 17 2.15 Switch Camera ....................................................... 17 2.16 Power Indicator ...................................................... 17 2.17 Link Indicator .......................................................... 17 2.18 Battery Cover Lock ............................................... 18 2.19 DC Power Adapter Input .................................... 18 2.20 Antenna .................................................................... 19 2.21 Speaker ..................................................................... 19 2.22 Clip ............................................................................. 19 2.23 Handset Cutout ..................................................... 19 2.24 Battery Comparment .......................................... 19 2.25 Handset Stand (Hanging Position) ................ 20 2.26 Handset Button Menu ......................................... 20 2.27 Handset Primary Buttons .................................. 20 2.28 Alternate Functions ............................................. 21 2.29 Menu Icon Overview ............................................ 21 3 Camera Overview .................................... 22 3.0 Physical Handset Overview .............................. 22 3.1 Optic Lens ............................................................... 22 3.2 IR LED Array .......................................................... 22 3.3 Ambient Light Sensor ......................................... 22 3.4 Nightlight ................................................................. 22 3.5 Speaker ..................................................................... 23 3.6 Antenna .................................................................... 23 3.7 Thermometer Probe ............................................ 23 3.8 On/Of Switch ........................................................ 23 3.9 Power Adapter Input ........................................... 23 3.10 Service Port ............................................................. 24 3.11 Pairing Button ........................................................ 24 3.12 Wall Mount .............................................................. 24 4 Camera Overview ............................. 25 4.1 Powering the Camera Unit ................................ 25 4.2 Insttallation of Handset Battery ...................... 25 4.3 Charging ................................................................... 26 4.4 Pairing Your Handset & Camera ..................... 26 4.5 Wall Mounting The Camera Unit ..................... 27 4.6 Charging ................................................................... 28 5 Usign The Amcrest Care Monitor ... 29 5.1 Setting Up Your Camera .................................... 29 5.2 Alternate Functions ............................................. 29 5.3 Pan & Tilt .................................................................. 29 5.4 Night Vision ............................................................ 29 5.5 Talk Mode ................................................................ 30 5.6 Sellep Mode ............................................................ 30 5.7 Screen Timer and VOX ....................................... 30 5.8 Colume control ...................................................... 31 5.9 Screen Brightness ................................................. 32 5.10 Digital Zoom ........................................................... 32 5.11 Adding & Removing Cameras .......................... 32 5.12 View Diferent Cemeras ..................................... 33 5.13 Lullaby ....................................................................... 33 5.14 Nightlight ................................................................. 34 5.15 Terperature Display ............................................. 34 FAQs/Troubleshooting ............................ 35 Table of contents

support information, go to www.amcrest.com/babycam To contact Amcrest support, please do one of the following: Visit www.amcrest.com/contacts and use the email form Call Amcrest Support using one of the follow- ing numbers Toll Free: (888) 212-7538 International Callers (Outside of US): +1-713-893-8956 USA: (888) 212-7538 Canada: 437-888-0177 UK: 203-769-2757 Email Amcrest Customer Support [email protected] Welcome to the Amcrest Family! Thank you for purchasing our Amcrest Care! This user manual is designed to be a reference for the installation and operation of your camera. Here you can find information about the camera's features and functions, as well as infor- mation to aid in troubleshooting. It is important to read this user manual carefully and in its entirety as it contains detailed information needed to properly use your Amcrest Care. If you have any issues setting up or using your Amcrest baby monitor, please call our Customer Support. FCC Statement 1- This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 2-The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. In cases where the manual is provided only in a form other than paper, such as on a computer disk or over the Internet, the information required by this section may be included in the manual in that alternative form, provided the user can reasonably be expected to have the capability to access information in that form. 3- (b) For a Class B digital device or peripheral, the instruc- tions furnished the user shall include the following or similar statement, placed in a prominent location in the text of the manual: NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursu- ant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment of and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: › Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. › Increase the separation between the equip ment and receiver. › Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit diferent from that to which the receiver is connected. › Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. RF exposure warning: This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided instructions and the antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. End-us- ers and installers must be provide with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. 4 3

All installation and operation should conform to your local electrical safety codes. The product must be grounded to reduce the risk of electric shock. We assume no liability or responsibility for any fires or electrical shock caused by improper handling or installation. 2. Transportation Security Heavy stress, violent vibrations, and excess moisture should not occur during transportation, storage, and installation of the device. 3. Repair Professionals All examination 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. 4. Environment This device should be installed and 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. 5. 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 present. Contact the retailer that you purchased from or Amcrest directly if anything is broken or missing in the package. Important Safety Information This product is designed to be an aid and should not be used to substitute responsible and proper adult supervision. This product is designed to provide sound and video transmission for those times when a responsible adult is not in the same room as the baby in care. This baby monitor is not a medical device, nor a device to prevent cases of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Do not solely rely on it for a baby's wellbeing. It is important to regularly check on the baby in care in person. Make sure the camera, handset, and power adaptor cables are kept out of reach, at least one yard away, from your baby and other young children at all times. Never place the camera unit or handset unit inside your baby's bed or playpen. Ensure that all device components are well out of the reach of your child at all times. Never cover the handset or baby unit with clothing, towels or blankets, or any other item. Ensure that all components associated with this device are not subject to moisture or liquid (e.g. near bath or pool). Immersing in water could cause electric shock and even death. Upon installation, maintain a distance of at least one yard from other electronic equipment, such as microwave ovens or Wi-Fi routers, otherwise, Electromagnetic frequency interference may be experienced. During continual use, the baby unit power adaptors may become warm to the touch. This is normal and should not be a concern. Battery Safety Batteries may represent a hazard to your health and the environment. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire as they may explode. Dispose of batteries according to local regulations, never in your household rubbish as they contain toxic, ecologically hazardous heavy metals. › Do not open, bend, puncture, or shred batteries. If a battery leaks, do not let the battery liquid touch skin or eyes. If this happens, immediately flush the afected areas with water, and seek medical assistance. › Do not modify or attempt to insert foreign objects into the battery or expose it to any liquids. Batteries may explode or leak if damaged. › Use only the battery supplied with the product. Use of unapproved batteries may present a risk of fire, explosion, or other hazards, and will nullify the device warranty. 6 5

This section provides information about pairing the handset with the camera. Once powered on, a battery icon with a lightning bolt will display on the upper right-hand of the screen. This indicates the handset is charging. When the handset is completely charged, the battery indicator shown on the screen will be full and you may disconnect it from the charging cable as desired. Powering on the Camera ❶ Connect the included power adapter to a wall outlet. ❷ Connect the camera to the power adapter. ❸ Slide the ON/OFF switch to the ON position. Powering on the Handset ❶ Connect the included power adapter to a wall outlet. ❷ Connect the handset to the power adapter. ❸ Press and hold the power button until the handset powers on. On/Of Press and Hold to Speak Configuration Settings Tilt Camera Up Tilt Camera Down Pan Camera Right Pan Camera Left Indicates if the device is powered on or of. Indicates the status of the connected cameras. When lit indicates there is no link. Display Push to Talk Menu Tilt Up Tilt Down Pan Right Pan Left Power Link Icon Description Options Handset Button Menu Pairing your Handset & Camera By default, the camera and the handset comes paired and should be ready to use, However, If for any reason pairing needs to be reestablished between the handset and the camera, please Follow these instructions: ❶ Within the handset menu please navigate to the setting icon ❷ Next, navigate to "Add" and press the button located between the standby and buttons on the handset face. ❸ Now, select a channel and press to start the pairing process. ❹ Located under the camera, press and hold the button while the camera is powered on. If the pairing process was completed within the allotted time, you should see an image captured by the camera unit. Please note that the handset will only pair within 15 seconds. If the camera does not pair within this time you will need to begin the process again. ! 8 7

1 Min, 3 Min, 4 Min Del, Add, View, Scan Adjust Voice Detection Sensitivity 1-36 °C / 34-97 °F Volume Screen Brightness Night Light Lullaby Music Sleep Mode Delay Camera Options VOX Voice Detection Sensitivity Current Camera Unit Temperature Icon Description Options Menu Icons Overview On/Of Confirm Selections Activate Alternative Function Turn Volume Up Turn Volume Down Enable/Disable Scan Between Cameras Feeds Power OK Alternative Function Volume Up Volume Down Zoom Camera Scan Icon Description Options Alternative Function (Fn) Icons Device does not turn on: › Confirm the camera and monitor unit are both ON (check Power LED indicator). › Check that both handset and camera units are charged or plugged into a charger. › Battery may be depleted and may need to be recharged or replaced. › Check that power adapters are connected correctly. "Out of Range" displaying on handset unit: › Move the handset closer to the camera unit. › Register the camera to the handset unit. › Reset both units by disconnecting them from battery and electrical power. Wait about 15 seconds then reconnect and pair. › Large metallic objects including mirrors, doors, refrigerators, fillings cabinets, may also block radio signal if it is between the two units. › Signal strength may be reduced when in close proximity to radio or other electrical equipment such as TVs, computers, phones, fluorescent light, or dimmer switches. › Use of 2.4Hz product such as WiFi routers, Bluetooth systems, or microwave ovens may cause interference. Keep camera and handset units at least 5ft from these items or turn them of. Reception Interference: › The camera and handset units may be too far apart. Move the handset unit closer to the camera unit. › The battery power may be too low. › Check for interference from other electronic devices. › Handset and camera unit may be too close in proximity to large metallic objects causing interference. › Use of 2.4Hz product such as WiFi routers, Bluetooth systems, or microwave ovens may cause interference. Keep camera and handset units at least 5ft from these items or turn them of. High pitched noise from handset unit: › Increase the distance between the handset and camera unit. › Volume may be too high. Reduce the volume on the handset unit. › Camera unit may be too far from the handset unit. Move the camera unit closer to the handset unit. › Make sure camera and handset units are placed away from other electrical equipment, such as television, computer, or phone. Troubleshooting For access to the quick start guide and other support information, go to www.Amcrest.com/babycam 10 9

that can be useful to a wide variety of users that have babies or small children to monitor. Once paired, the camera connects to the handset for in home real-time viewing to provide an added sense of security for your child's wellbeing. User Manual 1 Amcrest Care system has the following features: Pan, Tilt, and Zoom Camera panning, tilting, and zooming are all features available that allow peace of mind by knowing that your child is safe. Pan into an area, tilt up, down, side to side, and zoom in for a closer look. Real Time Viewing See what's going on right now and view your child in real-time. No delay or lag, just pick up the handset and watch your child whenever you need. Two-Way Communication Always hear your child through the handset via the camera. The Amcrest Care comes with the added benefit of two-way communication. Speak through the handset to the location of the camera. This is especially helpful when calming a baby or speaking to a caretaker. VOX See and hear your child through your handset as soon as they make a noise or any other sound detected by VOX. This useful feature allows the user to set the appropriate ambient sound in the room. The monitor will wake up and display an image of what is happening when sound in detected in the camera viewing area. Lullaby Whether it's time for a nap or time for bed, we have incorporated lullabies to help soothe your baby to sleep. Pick from five classic lullabies or play all of them, one after another. Night Vision The Amcrest Care system includes night vision that will automatically illuminate a dark room without extra steps. This feature is non-visible to the naked eye and allows you to view your child without disturbing them. 1.1 Features 1.2 Specification Chart LCD Type LCD Backlight Display Language Time / Date in Idle Display Parent Unit Indicator LED Indicators Battery Indication Battery Low Warning Indicator Out of Range Indication Baby Unit Sound Level Indication Baby Unit Sound Level Alert General Features Communication Type Remote Control Baby Unit Belt-Clip Antenna Type Zoom In Microphone Microphone Sensitivity (VOX) Speakerphone Volume Level Temperature Alert Temperature Display DC Jack Power Adaptor 3.5" Color TFT 320 x 240 Yes On / Of is English, others by icons No Change power / battery low / charge = Green Color Unlink / Out of Range = Red Color Voice Level = 3pcs green color and 2pcs red color Display on LCD 3 levels + empty in LCD icon Yes, Unlink LED flash 5 LEDs (3 green + 2 red) No 2-Way Yes (night light on/of; Lullabies selections, Lullabies, Play/Stop and Pan / Tilt) Yes (Non-Detachable) External Fixed Yes, 2X (Can Pan/Tilt by long press menu key) Yes, as push to talk 6 levels (Of, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) Default: 3 6 levels (Of, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) Default: 3 Visual Indicator (Degree C / F selection) Yes (Unit works with or without battery inserted) Switching Mode Adaptor: 5.9V 1A Display 12 11

Angular Field of View (Horizontal) Max Aperture Ratio Night Vision Antenna Temperature Sensor Light Sensor Wall Mount Holes Indicators Power indicator Microphone Speaker Pan Angle (Horizontal) Tilt Angle (Vertical) Night Light Lullabies Backup Battery Type DC Jack Power Adaptor Power On / Of Slide Key Pairing Key VGA, 640 x 480 pixels 5/1" CMOS F2.8mm Degree 50 F2.8 8pcs IR LED - 940nm External Yes Yes Yes Power LED Yes Yes Yes 300° 110° Menu Selectable On / Of Default: On Yes, 5 songs No Yes Switching Mode Adaptor : 5.9V 1A Baby Camera 1 x Camera Unit ................................................................................................. 1 x Parent Handset ................................................................................................. 1 x Battery ................................................................................................. 2 x Power Adapter ................................................................................................. 1 x Screw and Wall Fishers ................................................................................................. 1 x User Manual & Reference Card ................................................................................................. 1.3 Package Contents AC-2 Wireless Pan/Tilt Baby Camera with 3.5” Color Monitor For access to the quick start guide and other support information, go to www.amcrest.com/babycam 14 13

This button serves two functions: to power the device on and of, and to turn of the screen. Press and hold the button to power on the device. Inversely, press and hold this button to power of the handset. To only turn of the screen while the handset is on, quickly press this button. This will allow the screen to turn on when the VOX sound sensitivity threshold is met if this function is active (see section 5.6 for more details). 2.3 Push To Talk Press and hold the talk button to activate the micro- phone on the handset. This function will engage the user's voice and transmit it through to the speaker on the camera. In this section we cover the features and functionality of your Amcrest Care handset. 2.2 Display On/Of 2.3 Push to Talk 2.4 Menu 2.5 Power On/Of 2.6 OK 2.7 Function 2.8 Volume Up 2.9 Volume Down 2.10 Zoom In/Out 2.11 Switch Camera 2.12 Movement/Pan Up 2.13 Movement/Pan Down 2.14 Movement/Pan Right 2.15 Movement/Pan Left 2.16 Power Indıcator 2.17 Link Indıcator 2.1 Physical Handset Overview 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.17 2.16 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.4 Menu To view the menu button, press once and release the menu button. The menu for the handset configuration will present on screen (see section 5 for more informa- tion on menu options). 2.5 Tilt Up By default, this button allows the user to tilt the camera up to better assist with seeing activity in the child's room. 2.6 Tilt Down By default, this button allows the user to tilt the camera down to better assist with seeing activity in the child's room. 2.7 Pan Right By default, this button allows the user to pan the camera right to better assist with seeing activity in the child's room. 2.8 Pan Left By default, this button allows the user to pan the camera left to better assist with seeing activity in the child's room. 2.9 Function (Fn) Hold the Function (Fn) button for two seconds to activate the use of alternate buttons shown on the face of the handset. The symbols or letters next to the buttons are the alternate functions which include Power, OK, FN, Volume Up, Volume Down, Zoom, and Switch Camera. Once the Fn button is activated, the icon will display across the top of the screen. For instance, the alternate function of the pan up button is to increase the volume. 2.10 Power On/Of The alternate function of the Display On/Of button when the FN feature is enabled (see section 2.9) is to power the device on and of. When the device is turned of, press and hold the button power on the device. Inversely, when the handset is fully powered on, press and hold this button to turn the handset completely of. To only turn of the screen when the handset is powered on, quickly press this button once. This will allow the screen to turn on when the VOX sound sensitivity threshold is met if this function is active (see section 5.6 for more details). 2.11 OK The alternate function of the Push to Talk button when the Fn feature is enabled (see section 2.10) is to approve selections. The OK function confirms selec- 2 16 15

2.21 Handset Stand 2.19 DC Power Adapter Input 2.22 Speaker 2.20 Antenna 2.23 Wall Mounting Cutout tions made on the camera configuration menus. For instance, when adding or removing a camera from the handset, this button will be used to confirm the action. 2.12 Volume Up The alternate function of the Pan Up button when the Fn feature is enabled (see section 2.10) is to increase the volume to the handset. This allows the audio's volume from the camera's monitoring area heard through the handset to be adjusted. 2.13 Volume Down The alternate function of the Pan Down button when the Fn feature is enabled (see section 2.10) is to lower the volume to the handset. This allows the audio's volume from the camera's monitoring area heard through the handset to be adjusted. 2.14 Zoom In/Out The alternate function of the Pan Right button when the Fn feature is enabled (see section 2.10) is for zooming. This function allows the user to toggle the zoom feature of the camera. There are two options to this feature, zoom disabled and zoom enabled. 2.15 Switch Camera The alternate function of the Pan left when the Fn feature is enabled (as described in section 2.10) allows the user to cycle between 4 camera feeds and continu- ous scan. The options to this function are as follows: Camera 1, Camera 2, Camera 3, Camera 4, and Scan. 2.16 Power Indicator The power indicator displays weather the device is powered on and active. When powered on the power indicator will be lit green. While of the power indicator will be of. 2.17 Link Indicator The link indicator displays the status of the current camera being viewed. When the indicator is lit the camera is either out of range or needs to be paired with the handset again. To pair your device with the handset please see page 6: Pairing your handset & camera 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.18 Battery Cover Lock Located on the back of the handset is a hinged door that is latched by a circular lock. Behind this door is the battery compartment. If servicing the battery is needed, a coin or flat head screwdriver can be used to turn the circular lock counterclockwise to open the compartment. To install or remove the included battery: 1.Remove the back of the battery compartment on the handset using a coin or flat head screwdriver. 2.Insert the included battery into the compartment. Ensure the battery makes contact with the terminals inside the handset. Keep in mind that the battery is keyed and can only be inserted one way. 3.Replace the battery cover on the back of the handset and secure the compartment lid by turning the lock clockwise with a coin or screwdriver. 2.19 DC Power Adapter Input The Amcrest Care handset can be powered via battery or DC power input. Charge the battery to full power or connect the included power adapter to the handset's DC power input and to an electrical outlet. To ensure safety, please note that only the included Amcrest power adapter should be used with this handset and/or camera. With the handset now plugged into the wall, notice the power LED will light an amber color. A battery icon with a lightning bolt will display in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. This indicates the handset is charging. When the handset is completely charged, notice the battery icon will show four full bars. The DC power adapter can be removed from the handset at this point, although, it is not necessary to remove the handset from Note Scan cycle through the video images for connected cameras. Each camera feed will rotate every 10 seconds then the next camera feed will be shown. 18 17

of your Amcrest Care handset. 2.26 Handset Button Menu 2.25 2.24 the charger when the battery is completely full. 2.20 Antenna Located at the top of the handset is a stationary antenna used to communicate with the camera. The antenna protrudes slightly from the top of the handset. This antenna is nonadjustable and will remain as received throughout the life of the Amcrest Care View camera operation. 2.21 Speaker Located on the back of the handset unit is a speaker. This speaker is used to hear audio captured by the camera unit's viewing area. The volume of this speaker may be controlled in the menu and via two buttons on the front of the camera. See section 2.12 and 2.13 for further information on how to adjust volume. 2.22 Clip This clip has the ability to hold the handset in an upright position on a countertop or another flat surface. 2.23 Handset Cutout Rotate 108 degrees to hang from a wall hanger, screw or nail. 2.24 Battery Compartment Within the battery compartment, there is a 3.7 1800mAh battery used to power the handset when not plugged into the charger. Please note that this battery should only be replaced by Amcrest Technologies. 2.24 Battery Comparment 2.25 Handset Stand On/Of Press and Hold to Speak Configuration Settings Tilt Camera Up Tilt Camera Down Pan Camera Right Pan Camera Left Indicates if the device is powered on or of. Indicates the status of the connected cameras. When lit indicates there is no link. Display Push to Talk Menu Tilt Up Tilt Down Pan Right Pan Left Power Link Icon Description Options 2.27 Handset Primary Buttons 2.25 Handset Stand (Hanging Position) Rotate the stand 180 degrees to invert it for hanging by the integrated belt clip. While in the inverted position, noticed the punched out section used for hanging the handset unit from a wall hanger, nail, or screw. This allows the ability to mount the device to a wall or another flat vertical surface. Note Please note that the handset will show temperatures up to 85 F/ 29 C. If "HH" is shown this indicates High Heat in the room. 20 19

Turn Volume Down Enable/Disable Scan Between Cameras Feeds Power OK Alternative Function Volume Up Volume Down Zoom Camera Scan Icon Description Options 2.28 Alternate Functions Camera Overview 3.1 Physical Camera Overview In this section we cover the features and functionality of your Amcrest Care camera. 3 22 21 On/Of Confirm Selections Activate Alternative Function Turn Volume Up Turn Volume Down Enable/Disable Scan Between Cameras Feeds Power OK Alternative Function Volume Up Volume Down Zoom Camera Scan Icon Description Options 2.29 Menu Icon Overview For access to the quick start guide and other support information, go to www.amcrest.com/babycam 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.1 Optic Lens 3.2 IR LED Array 3.3 Ambient Light Sensor 3.4 Nightlight 3.5 Speaker 3.1 Optic Lens The camera unit is equipped with a VGA, 640x480 sensor that is capable of capturing full light, low light, and night vision scenarios. Do not directly touch the camera lens. If the lens needs cleaning, please use a lint free microfiber cloth. 3.2 IR LED Array Located behind the black, glossy plastic and around the optic lens on the camera is an infrared LED array. In low or no light, this array emits a non-visible light spectrum which is used to produce an image. This is especially helpful for monitoring at night. 3.3 Ambient Light Sensor The ambient light sensor located on top of the camera base is used to examine the surrounding light. When the surrounding light is low, the sensor will triggerthe nonvisible night vision LEDs. 3.4 Nightlight The night vision feature is located behind a tinted plastic lens that surrounds the camera lens. It is important that the lens remain uncovered for the night vision feature to properly function. Please note that the night vision feature is automatically triggered by the ambient light sensor as described in section 3.3.

used for two-way communication. This speaker is used to project the user's voice when spoken into the handset while holding the "talk" button on it. 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.6 Antenna 3.7 Thermometer Probe 3.8 On/Of Switch 3.9 Power Adapter Input 3.6 Antenna The antenna located on the back of the camera is used to communicate with the handset and should be kept no closerthan one yard from radio frequency, Wi-Fi, or microwave devices. This is to ensure the camera and handset are able to properly communicate without signal loss. Please see the Important Safeguards and Warnings for further information on proper operation. 3.7 Thermometer Probe Located on the back of the camera unit is a thermometer probe. The thermometer probe is used to read the camera's monitoring area's temperature. It is important that the camera is placed away from sources of heat and cold for an accurate reading of the ambient temperature. All readings are taken by the probe and will be shown in the handset unit. 3.8 On/Of Switch The On/Of switch is located on the right side base of the camera. Once the power is connected to the power input, move the switch to the On position. With the power switch in the On position, the camera will boot up and be ready for use. Remember to turn the switch to the Of position before disconnecting the power. 3.9 Power Adapter Input To the right of the temperature probe is an input for the power adapter. Connect the included power adapter to this input by taking the small end of the power adapter and inserting it firmly. Chargers supplied by Amcrest are rated as center post positive 5.9v and should only be used with your Amcrest Care camera. 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.10 Service Port This service port located on the bottom of the camera is for maintenance via Amcrest Technologies. Please do not remove the protective covering. 3.11 Pairing Button This button is used to pair the camera to the handset. When the handset is in pairing mode, this button must be pressed and held until a video feed is shown on the handset. For further information on how to pair the camera with the handset. Please reference section 4.4 for further information on how to pair the camera with the handset. 3.12 Wall Mount The wall mount located on the bottom of the camera is used to mount the camera to vertical surfaces like walls. When using this mount, it is important to adhere to the safeguards and warnings as improper placement pose a risk to your child. Please make note to use a drywall anchor to ensure the camera will not fall from the wall when unattended. Once the drywall anchor is mounted and the screw is threaded into it, insert the screw head into the larger opening. Then slide the camera down so that the screw head slips into the tapered half of the opening. 3.10 Service Port 3.11 Pair Button (Please don’t remove) 3.12 Wall Mounting Option Note Keep the power cable at least 3 feet out of the reach of your child's bed or play area. At no point should a child play with or be able to reach this cable as it may pose a serious risk.

4.2 Intallation of Handset Battery 4 26 face until the Amcrest logo appears. At this time, release the power button and the handset will start up. To charge the handset, connect the small plug located at the end of the power adaptor to the handset and the other end of the power adapter to the wall. With the handset now plugged into the wall, notice the Power battery icon on the upper right-hand of the screen will display a charging animation. This indicates the handset is charging. When the handset is completely charged, the battery indicator shown on the screen will be full. ❶ Connect the camera to the power outlet using the camera power adapter. ❷ Slide the ON/OFF switch to the ON position. ❸ Position the camera no less than 3 feet from the baby's crib or play area. Ensure that the power cord is not within reach of the baby's crib or play area. Check to ensure that the parent handset and handset battery are in the box. ❶ 0n the back of the handset, there is a panel with a plastic screw head that is notched for a flat head screwdriver. Use a flathead screwdriver or a large coin to turn the plastic screw counter clockwise to open the panel. ❷ Insert the battery with the contacts on the bottom left of the compartment so it meets the contacts of the handset. ❸ Place the handset battery compartment cover back on the handset and turn the plastic screw head clockwise so it locks shut. After following the previous steps in this section, we recommend using the included power adapter to fully charge the handset before initial use. After the handset is fully charged, notice the battery icon in the upper right-hand corner of the display will show as full. When the handset is fully charged, unplug the charger. To turn the handset on, press and hold the power button in the upper left corner on the handset 4.4 Pairing your Handset & Camera By default, the camera and the handset comes paired. The pairing indicated is used to show the status of the connectivity between the handset and a camera. ❶ Begin by placing the camera and handset near each other to ensure communication is optimal when pairing. ❷ Ensure the camera is connected to power and the power switch is in the "On" Position. Also, ensure that the handset is either connected to power or has a charged battery. ❸ On the bottom of the camera, press and hold the circular "Pair" button until the Night Light on the front of the camera start to flash rapidly. Now the camera is in pairing mode. ❹ With the camera handset On, press the button and navigate to the camera setting menu. This menu is depicted with an icon that shows a camera and a gear. 4.3 Charging Note Only user the included power adapter that came in the box with your Amcrest Care. Note The handset unit was designed tocontinue operating as usual when the batteryis charging so there are no interruptions whenwatching your child.

the camera. ❻ Press the button and the Pairing indicator will begin to rapidly flash. This rapid flashing indicates that the device is waiting to be paired with the camera. ❼ Now the camera is paired with the handset. ❽ To view the camera picture, please back out of the menu and hold the key for two seconds to engage the alternate function for the handset keys. ❾ Then press the camera switch/scan key to the bottom right of the handset face to change the camera channels. The indicator will remain unlit when viewing the camera during normal operation of the handset. This indicated the camera channel is properly paired. The indicator will slowly flash if signal is lost when camera and handset are paired. Please move closer to the camera to reconnect. If the camera and handset do not automatically reconnect, check the camera to ensure it is properly powered. The camera may need to be repaired to the handset in some cases. Place the camera in the desired mounting area, then move around the home with the handset. If issues with signal loss occur, then reposition and test again. ❶ Begin by drilling a pilot hole in the drywall of your home with a 3/16 inch (4.7mm) drill bit. ❷ Insert the drywall anchor into the pilot hole. Tap 4.5 Wall Mounting The Camera Unit 27 28 the anchor with a hammer to set it properly to seat the anchor. ❸ Tighten the screw into the drywall anchor until the screw is sticking out of the wall about 1/8 of an inch. If needed, reverse the screw slightly so the camera fits easier on the screw. ❹ Locate the hole on the bottom of the camera that is large enough for the screw head to fit. Note the hole tapers to a smaller notch. ❺ Slide the camera over the screw and then down into the notched section of the hole. The camera should be snug against the wall after it's been slid down onto the screw. If the camera is not snug, then remove the camera from the screw, tighten the screw further into the wall, and replace the camera on the screw. ❻ Plug the power adapter into the camera. Please do not have the power wire any closer than 3 feet from your child's crib or play area. OPTIONAL: Mount the wire to the wall by using cable raceway or clips. These are good solutions to ensure the cable is kept out of reach. Please note these are not included and are optional to the installation. Connect the small plug located at the end of the power adaptor to the handset and the other end of the power adapter to the wall. With the handset now plugged into the wall, notice that the battery icon on the upper right-hand corner of the screen will show a charging animation. This indicates the handset is charging. When the handset is completely charged, the animation will show the battery being full. 4.6 Charging Note › If the camera did not pair, please repeat the steps listed above. › There will be 15 seconds of allotted time for the handset and camera to establish the connection. If this time expires, the pairing process must be started over again. Note Before installing the camera on thewall, it is important to test the reception ofthe handset to the camera.

Care Monitor 5.1 Setting Up Your Camera 5 30 Consider the mounting options for using the camera. The camera can be mounted on a shelf or stand that is out of the reach of the child in care or a wall by drywall mounting. Once the camera has been placed or mounted, point the lens in the general direction of the child's area. NOTE: Do not place the camera or power cable within reach of the child's area. The camera and cable may pose a threat to the child's health and should be kept no closer to three feet from the child's area. 5.2 Alternate Functions Before proceeding in this section, note that the face keys on the handset have alternate functions. These functions are shown by the symbols and/or letter directly next to the button itself. Please see section 2.24 for the icon legend. To enable the alternate functions of these buttons, press and hold the FN button until the appears on the top of the display. 5.3 Pan and Tilt The camera unit can be remotely controlled using the handset. The keys on the right side of the controller function as follows. ❶ Press UP button or DOWN button to tilt the camera upward or downward. ❷ Press the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to pan the camera left or right. 5.4 Night Vision The camera has eight inferred LEDs that emit a nonvisible form of light which allows the camera to see at night. The camera will automatically switch to night vision mode. When the light threshold is reached, a sensor will trigger night time viewing. A symbol of a moon in the upper bar will display on the handset. It is important to note the image will be in black and white as this is how inferred light functions. 5.5 Talk Mode Press and hold the Talk button on the handset to speak and be heard through the camera. When holding the talk button, the talk icon will display on the handset's monitor. If the volume is turned up on the handset, sound is emitted and heard from the camera's location. 5.6 Sleep Mode The parent handset unit has the ability to sleep so it saves battery and shuts of illumination while not in use. To manually set the handset in sleep mode, press the screen on/of button on the handset and immedi- ately release it. While the device is sleeping, power will be consumed at a slower rate. While the handset is in sleep mode, audio will emit from the camera location until the VOX timer duration is met. Please see the following section for details of the VOX feature. As a safety precaution, when the screen is manually put to sleep and VOX is disabled sound will continue to be heard through the handset. 5.7 Screen Timer and VOX VOX is a feature that allows the handset monitor to automatically sleep or standby when the sound volume at the camera location remains below a threshold. Once the threshold for sound volume is met, the handset monitor will turn on. The user will immediately be able to see and hear what is happen- ing in the monitoring area. To configure this feature, please follow the steps below: ❶ To configure this feature, press the menu button. ❷ Navigate to the VOX icon. ❸ Once highlighted, press the up button on the handset until the appropriate sensitivity level is selected which is depicted by the circles displayed. Note Do not place the camera or power cable within reach of the child's area. The camera and cable may pose a threat to the child's health and should be kept no closer to three feet from the child's area.

highest sensitivity via bottom to top. Paired with this feature is the ability to control how long the screen will stay active once the VOX threshold has been met. To set the duration for the screen to remain active, please follow the steps below: ❶ Navigate to the icon showing screen of timer. ❷ Once this icon has been selected, press up and down on the handset and select the desired duration of the screen to stay on. ❸ For example, to activate the screen when softer sounds are detected and have the screen triggered stay on for one minute, navigate to the VOX con and press the up arrow on the handset until all of the circles are blue. ❹ Next, navigate to the screen of timer icon and navigate to the 1 Min option. Please note that when VOX is disabled, you may still set screen timou duration however, for safety audio captured by the camera may still be played unless the volume is turned completely down 5.8 Volume Control There are two methods to reach the volume adjustments in the handset. Within the handset menu will be the volume control. ❶ Once the menu is presented, press up and down on the direction pad to adjust the volume. Alternatively, also hold Function key on the handset until the Fn icon appears on the handset screen. ❷ Once Fn is shown on the handset screen, this means the alternate functions to the handset keys have been enabled. ❸ Now press up and down on the handset to raise and lower the volume. ❹ To disable the alternate handset functions, press and hold the key for another two seconds. 5.9 Screen Brightness ❶ To adjust the screen brightness, press the Menu button. ❷ Navigate to the brightness icon and use the up and down arrows to adjust the brightness. ❸ Once the brightness has been adjusted, press the menu key again to exit. 5.10 Digital Zoom ❶ To enable or disable the zoom, simply hold the Fn key for two seconds to enable alternate handset key functions. The letters "Fn" will appear on the handset screen. ❷ Now press the right arrow with the magnifying glass icon to zoom in and out. ❸ To disable alternate functions, press and hold the function key for two seconds until the "Fn" icon is no longer on the monitor. 5.11 Adding and Removing Cameras The Amcrest Care allows up to four cameras to be added to the handset. This section is useful if you purchased an add-on camera and wish to add or need to pair the camera to the handset again. ❶ To add a camera, press the menu button and navigate to the camera setup icon. ❷ Once selected use the up and down arrow keys until "ADD" is highlighted and then press on the handset. A list of cameras will be present- ed showing Cam1, Cam2, Cam3, and Cam4. Cameras with an "*" asterisk next to them are already paired to the handset. ❸ To add a camera, select an option that does not have an "*" asterisk and press "OK" on the handset. ❹ Now the handset will be in pairing mode and the pairing indicator will flash rapidly. Located on the bottom of the camera is a button labeled "Pair". ❺ Press and hold the Pair button until the light located on the front of the camera begins to flash. Note Please note that when VOX is disabled, youmay still set screen timou duration however,for safety audio captured by the cameramay still be played unless the volume isturned completely down

❷ Once highlighted use the up and down arrow keys to select a song to play. ❸ To have the song turned of, navigate to Of, and close the menu by pressing the menu button again. 5.14 Nightlight On the front of the camera unit is a nightlight that may be enabled. ❶ Press the menu button and navigating to the nightlight icon . ❷ Once highlighted use the up and down arrow keys to select the either On or Of. ❸ To close the menu, press the menu button once again. 5.15 Temperature Display Located in the menu of the handset is the ability to set the preferred temperature standard. To set the temperature standard, please press the menu key and navigate temperature unit of measurement selection option . Use the up and down arrow keys. NOTE: If the camera is not paired with handset within 20 seconds, the pairing procedure will be canceled and the process will need to be restarted. ❶ To remove a camera, press the menu button and navigate to the camera setup icon. ❷ Once selected use the up and down arrow keys until "DEL" is highlighted and then press on the handset. A list of cameras will be present- ed showing Cam1, Cam2, Cam3, and Cam4. Cameras with an "*" asterisk next to them are already paired to the handset. ❸ Highlight the camera that must be removed and press on the handset. NOTE: A camera unit may only be paired with one handset at a time. 5.12 Viewing Diferent Cameras If more than one camera is paired to the handset, multiple feeds may be viewed. ❶ Press and hold the until the "Fn" appears on the screen. ❷ Then press the Camera feed button on the handset to change camera feeds. The camera feed you are in will display at the top of the screen. ❸ To scan multiple feeds, press the camera feed button on the handset until scan is shown. With scan selected, every 10 seconds another camera feed will be shown. ❹ To disable camera scan, follow the previous directions until the preferred camera feed is shown. ❺ Turn of the alternate functions by pressing and hold until it is no longer shown on the monitor. 5.13 Lullaby Included as a feature of the handset is the ability to play lullabies at the camera unit. ❶ To play the lullabies press menu and Note If the camera is not paired withhandset within 20 seconds, the pairingprocedure will be canceled and the processwill need to be restarted. Note A camera unit may only be pairedwith one handset at a time.

› Confirm the camera and monitor unit are both ON (check Power LED indicator). › Check that both handset and camera units are charged or plugged into a charger. › Battery may be depleted and may need to be recharged or replaced. › Check that power adapters are connected correctly. "Out of Range" displaying on handset unit: › Move the handset closer to the camera unit. › Pair the camera to the handset unit. › Reset both units by disconnecting them from battery and electrical power. Wait about 15 seconds then reconnect and pair. › Large metallic objects including mirrors, doors, refrigerators, fillings cabinets, may also block radio signal if it is between the two units. › Signal strength may be reduced when in close proximity to radio or other electrical equipment such as TVs, computers, phones, fluorescent light, or dimmer switches. › Use of 2.4Hz product such as WiFi routers, Bluetooth systems, or microwave ovens may cause interference. Keep camera and handset units at least 5ft from these items or turn them of. Reception Interference: › The camera and handset units may be too far apart. Move the handset unit closer to the camera unit. › The battery power may be too low. › Check for interference from other electronic devices. › Handset and camera unit may be too close in proximity to large metallic objects causing interference. › Use of 2.4Hz product such as WiFi routers, Bluetooth systems, or microwave ovens may cause interference. Keep camera and handset units at least 5ft from these items or turn them of. High pitched noise from handset unit: › Increase the distance between the handset and camera unit. › Volume may be too high. Reduce the volume on the handset unit. › Camera unit may be too far from the handset unit. Move the camera unit closer to the handset unit. › Make sure camera and handset units are placed away from other electrical equipment, such as television, computer, or phone. Troubleshooting No image from camera unit: › Check connection to the camera. Confirm the adapter is plugged in. › Recharge camera unit or replace the battery pack › Confirm that camera and handset unit are both on. Picture is not smooth: › Move the camera unit closer to the handset unit. › Remove obstructions between the units. › Adjust the monitor antenna to vertical position › Use of 2.4Hz product such as WiFi routers, Bluetooth systems, or microwave ovens may cause interference. Keep camera and handset units at least 5ft from these items or turn them of. Pairing Failed: › Confirm that the camera unit is turned on (power LED indicator shows green light). › Ensure power adapter is connected to the camera unit. › Test pairing to another camera channel. Amber power LED flashing: › Battery level is low. Charge the handset unit. Picture, but no sound: › Volume setting may be too low. Adjust to a higher setting. Picture is in black and white: › Nightlight may be on. Nightlight operates in black and white. › Turn room lights on to force monitor out of night light mode. Battery not charging: › Check that the battery is connected to the battery connection in the battery compartment. › The battery may need to be replaced due to everyday usage after a long period of time. Handset shows HH instead › The Handset is meant to display temperatures up to 85 F /29 C. Above this range the handset will show "H H" to indicate there is high heat in the room. No picture after 10 seconds: › VOX function is activated. Turn of VOX if required.