this is the old monitor HD this camera
is going to be installed above this
window quite a up sort can keep an eye
on the garden it films in 720p and it
automatically sends the pictures direct
to a website where you can review them
once you have opened an account you can
connect the camera to the Internet two
ways you can have a screw the aerial on
the back and connect via Wi-Fi to your
router or you can use an Ethernet cable
if you use the Ethernet cable it
actually has a power over ethernet so
that means that you simply plug it in
you don't need to bother plugging in the
adapter as well that goes with it if you
use the Wi-Fi you do need to plug the
power adapter in saw if you use the
Ethernet option it is a lot simpler and
a lot easier because it's just a case of
plugging in that one cable when you get
the kit it comes with a QuickStart guide
the camera itself power adapter network
cable fixings and in the easier BIAL
which we will not actually be using the
first thing we need to do is connect the
camera to the Internet so you may need
to plug this in the back of your boot
I've actually got an old Network so I've
just pulled the network cable into that
so I can simply plug that into the back
of the camera and the camera will then
connect to the or monitor server so I'm
going to remove the mounting plates that
just twists off the inside there we have
the connectors so we're going to connect
the power connector into that socket
make sure that's nice and tight and then
we're going to plug the network cable
into the other socket just light saw
then you'll notice at the front there
the LED is red we need to wait for that
to go to green once that goes to green
it means that it that's connected to the
server it can take up to 10 minutes for
the light to go green and as you can see
it's already on green so we are already
connected to the or monitor server we're
now logged into the or monitor website
so we're now going to click on camera
manager and we're going to click on add
new camera so we now need to type the
camera
into that field we're not going to enter
the number that is listed on the films
of the manual it's the bottom number
that we need not the top one boat shall
be 12 digits long and then we just need
to give the camera a name and then we'll
click on check connection to camera if
you want to connect by your Wi-Fi you
can put your Wi-Fi key for your looter
in there and you can connect via Wi-Fi
we're going to connect by your cable so
let's click on that now that we've
successfully added the camera we can now
unplug it or we can go on mount it in
its final position and now using an SDS
drill and attend no needs with your base
to drill and all completely through the
skin of the property from the outside in
and then lining the oil using the piece
of 10 millimeter speedfit spy I've just
might sit there and now trimming it to
length
and then I'm just going to push that
back in so it's flush with the grits
that will protect the cable that is
coming through the cavity now put the
back plates on the ball and they are now
marking the drill old and I using the
SDF fuel again and I'm drilling the 215
all the notice that I'm pulsing the
drill up because I don't want to
actually damage the water in between the
bricks once the holes are drilled you
can put the plugs in and then you are
ready to go
I'm not pushing the network cable
through the pipe and then I push the
grommet and also the backplate onto it
the glommit actually creates a
watertight seal in the back of the back
plate so once that's fixed I'll then
push the Remender to cable through the
old and then that can be fixed in
position using the two screws that are
Coverity
I'm just gonna tighten I'm not using a
Phillips screwdriver now we're coming to
connect the camera just a case of
plugging in the rj45 connector into the
sockets and then taking the other
sockets and the cables into the back of
the camera mount about then twists into
position
and then it's held in position using a
glob screw this care ball is now running
through the loft to keep it out of the
way I'm just going to clip it up to the
roof timbers that is now out of the way
it won't get damaged if anybody's ever
working up in the loft area you've
learned that this cable is connected to
the camera
I've terminated that into a socket
because it's easier than crimping on an
rj45 connector
I've then used the patch lead the patch
lead goes into the powered part of the
POS which that then goes via another
patch lead into the other network switch
so after we've done that we have then
got power going from the POS which Sue's
to the socket and eventually through to
the camera which powers the camera now
that the cameras installed we can now go
back to the wire cam website and we can
continue setup and there you can see
that the camera is now working
I've now just been open it just in the
camera and I've got it pointing exactly
where I want it so now we can see the
old garden you will notice that it is
actually in night vision there so now
we've done that we can now click on next
and then we can set up the zone we want
the camera out there to catch the
wildlife so we're going to set it to a
small movement and we're going to create
a more Shinzon and that's about right we
want
virtually the old picture on there so
we're going to click on save settings
then it's set to GMT which is correct
and it's set to all there which is
correct so we're going to save settings
and I've camera to account and go to my
own
and we can see the camera and I'm just
going to click on camera manager and
then we can click on the camera settings
er we're just going to disable the
market forum because we don't really
need that we just need to see what's
actually happening out there you're just
gonna disable the night vision for the
minute and we'll just save that and then
we'll see what the pictures like when I
was go to my arm then go to live view
you
so that's a live view in 720p HD and
when we click on enlarge screen you can
see virtually the all Gaiden