NETGEAR Arlo Quick Start Manual

(number of batteries varies with number of cameras) Mounting screws 3

For the best experience/ download the Arlo app for your smartphone by scanning the QR code below or searching for IIArloll in the app store. I Available on the tl AppStore http://wwwnetgearcom/arloapps 4

a. Connect the base station to your router using an Ethernet cable. r - -- --- - -\ I ---- I .... b. Connect the AC adapter to your base station and plug it in. ( ---- ' > 5

the On-Off button. 6 d. The Power LED and Internet LED on the front of the base station light green in about two minutes. (If this doesn't happen, visit f1tt p wwwar/o.r om. suppcrt for troubleshooting tips.)

Launch the app From your smartphone and tap the New System Setup button. Follow the onscreen instructions. a-- Or From a computer, visit https://arlo.netgear:com/ and Follow the onscreen instructions. 7

a. Unlock the battery compartment by sliding and holding the latch. b. Slide the battery door back and lift it to open the compartment. 8 c. Insert two batteries near the back of the camera: d Insert two batteries e. Close the near the battery door. compartment hinge:

Note: Cameras must be synced one at a time. a. Bring the camera within 1 to 3 Feet (30 to 1 00 centimeters) of the base station. 9

b. Press the Sync button on the side of the base station for about two seconds. Release the button. c. Wait for the Sync Status LED to blink green. 10 d. Press the Sync button on top of the camera for about two seconds. Release the button.

when starting the sync process. The blue LED blinks rapidly to confirm sync. The camera is ready for viewing. Note: The LED blinks amber if the sync is not successful. You must repeat the sync process. Syncing more than one camera? Go to page 9 and repeat steps Sa through Sd for each camera. 11

Locate a spot for your camera You can place your camera on a shelf or other flat surface~ or you can mount it to the wall. Tip: Use the Arlo app in Position mode (found in Camera Settings) to help aim the camera. 12

Fasten the mounting screw into the wall, and hang the magnetic mount from the screw. If you're mounting the camera to drywall, be sure to use the drywall plastic anchors that are provided. Tip: You can also use double-sided tape instead of screws. 13

To view useful tutorial videos, And troubleshooting tips, or get support, visit https:!t wwwarlo.com/supportl

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Watch the kids, keep an eye on your vacation home, or monitor your business remotely Add up to 5 cameras for free, or as many as 15 cameras to an Arlo base station with our Elite subscription plan. Get it at arlo.com/vmc3030 Adjustable Outdoor Mount Easily adjustable mount provides 360 degree swivel and 90 degrees of tilt for your Arlo cameras. It's easy to install and adjust the camera position for indoo~ outdoo~ wall and ceiling mounting. Get it at arlo.com/vmal 000 *Arlo camera not included

Get placement flexibility For your Arlo cameras. Use Freestanding on a table or secure it to the ceiling with included mounting screws. Simply snap the camera onto the mount and aim it any direction you want. Get it at arlo.com/vma11 00 *Arlo camera not included Silicone Skin Set (3 Skins) Add personality and protection to your Arlo cameras with this set of silicone skins. Comes in 3 versatile colors - black, green, and camouflage - these UV-resistant skins will help your Arlo cameras blend in with any setting. Get it at arlo.com/vma1200 'Arlo camera not included

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