Hello there. Excuse the winter clothing. It's actually winter now & I have not got the heating
on in the house. So I'm nice & warm in my winter gear. This is a DEXSHELL thermal waterproof
beanie. This is the UFPRO-OL 3.0 thermal jacket. In my house, I actually installed D-LINK
wired & wireless CCTV surveillance cameras. I had QANTAS Frequent Flyer points to use up, so I
thought I would buy this RING STICK-UP camera with battery - & use it. I also bought a RING Doorbell 4.
So join me in this video as I unbox this, & talk you through the features. Configure the camera
on the mobile phone application. As well as install the camera. Let's unbox this & see what's inside.
The contents of what's inside is on this label on the side. There's the STICK-UP-CAM
BATT. It actually means it's the STICK-UP camera that uses the battery. There's
1 Quick Release Battery Pack. There's a micro-USB charging cable. And there's some installation
tools. What it means is screws & wall plugs. It is compatible with 802.11 b/g/n
& WI-FI at 2.4 GHz. With what's provided, it can be installed to the wall or to a
table-top. If you want to install it on a ceiling overhead, you need to buy an additional STICK-UP
CAM-MOUNT sold separately. The dimensions are 2.36 inch by 2.36 inch by 3.82 inch; or 60 millimetre by
60 millimetre by 97 millimetre. The camera is 1080p full high-definition with 130 degree field of view.
Has audio 2-way talk with noise cancellation, & infrared LED for color-night-vision.
Guess what it's trying to say is that... use this & it's as if you're always
home because you can watch your home through the RING camera. 1 user manual,
& the manual is about installation. 1 sheet for you to scan the QR code in order to
set up the application on your phone. 1 sheet that recommends to sign up to RING-PROTECT which
requires subscription fee. This is the warranty sheet. This is a technical compliance sheet. A
RING warning sticker. And in the box, you have the RING STICK-UP camera. That's the camera.
This rubber-plug covers the input if you have a DC power source. This rubber-plug covers a screw-hole
that allows you to remove the mounting plate from a vertical position, & screw that into a side
position. This allows you to twist the base left or right to either lock or unlock the base from
the camera body. There's a protective film on the camera lens itself, & there's a protective film
over the wider area. Unfortunately, I cannot find any documentation that describes where
the microphone is; where the light sensor is where; the passive infrared sensor is...
We'll put this down for the moment. See what's in the box. It says power supply & mounting hardware.
This must be a generic box. There's no power supply with this. So let's see what's inside.
What's inside is the Quick Release Battery. A micro-USB cable, & some mounting screws.
It says security screws for securing the base cover, & battery cover mounting screws to mount
the STICK-UP camera on the wall, & some plastic wall anchors or I will call them plastic wall
plugs. Before you use the camera, you're supposed to charge up this battery. The way you charge it
is stick the micro-USB end into that, & plug this into a USB-A power supply. When you connect this
battery up to a power supply, you'll see that there are 2 LED lights. One is are green & other is red.
When it is in charging mode, you'll find that the green & red lights up to show that it's
charging. When it's fully charged, there's just a green. I have pre-charged this
so we can install this into the camera. Before I install the battery, let me just add that the field-
of-view for the camera is 130 degrees diagonally; 110 degrees horizontally, & 57 degrees vertically.
To install the battery use a Phillips-head screwdriver #2 to remove the bottom plate.
Easy, that's what it looks like.
Now holding the base of the camera, this notch is aligned to the Lock-symbol. I turn it left to the
Unlock-symbol & then I can just very gently pull it outwards, & you see that it disassembles the
base cover from the body of the camera. Now there's a QR code to scan to set up the application on
your mobile phone. And take note that inside, there is a barcode , & there's also the
network MAC-address. If you use MAC-addressing to allocate IP-addresses for devices on your router,
then take note of that MAC-address in there. It is unique to every device. Inside the camera,
you see electrical pin-contacts. Those contacts inside will mate up the contacts in this battery.
So line that up. Put that in - you'll hear a click when it's locked in.
You can put the base back in
with the notch matching Unlocked position. Push it in until it is nice & flush.
Turn it to lock position, & you see that the camera has turned on, & the blue light
is blinking. I'll put back the mounting-feet. Screw it with the Phillips-head screwdriver.
And that's done. Scan the QR code.
Click on the URL-link. It says "let's set up your first location". So I click on "CREATE LOCATION".
CONTINUE. It asks what type of location is it. I'll say it's a home. CONTINUE.
It ask you for your address. So put in the address.
It'll bring up a map of the location, & I'll say use this address. Call the location name
HOME. I'll save the location. Next, it asks me where I am installing the STICK-UP camera. I'll say OUTDOORS.
I will say RING STICK-UP camera on my backyard deck.
Press CONTINUE. It asks me how I will power up the STICK-UP camera, & i'll say
Battery. Then it tells me to fully charge the included battery now - which I have done.
It tells me to insert the battery & wait 30 seconds for STICK-UP camera to turn
on. I've already got the battery in there. Says STICK-UP camera is on. Next, to set up the Wi-Fi.
Wait for STICK-UP camera to enter setup mode. When the light on the front begins flashing
blue, continue to the next step. So you can see that the stick up camera has a blue
light flashing. So I'll click on "YES THE LIGHT IS FLASHING BLUE".
To continue setup, turn off the VPN on your phone. I've turned the VPN off, so I'll click "VPN IS OFF".
It's confirmed. When prompted, connect to the RING Wi-Fi network, I'll say "OK".
The blue LED is still flashing on the camera. It says RING will use a temporary
Wi-Fi network to connect to the device, & it calls it RING SET-UP-C1. I'll click CONNECT.
"Now connected to the RING app". There you go, it says connected to the RING app. It says select
the Wi-Fi network your STICK-UP camera should use. My Wi-Fi network is this one. So click on that. I'll
enter the Wi-Fi password. Press CONTINUE. "Connecting to Wi-Fi just a moment...". It's connecting to the
Wi-Fi & wait just a moment. "Set up successful". Setup successful, you heard that. Press OK to
continue. Success! Congratulations stick up camera is now set up ready to protect you. CONTINUE.
Just a few steps left to get the best from your ring device. CONTINUE.
I'll skip the tutorial, & say that I've already installed it. Says to share the device. I'll
skip that for now. I'll skip that for now. I'll skip that for now, & say that I'm done.
It's installing an update. That's the RING STICK-UP camera I've mounted onto the top rail of the beams
on my decking. So the first thing I did was remove the base of this camera from the grey
mounting-plate. I screwed in the grey mounting-plate, & then I used the security screw to
secure this base onto the grey mounting-plate. Now even though RING calls this a security
screw, there is nothing special about this screw. It's not even a security-torx screw. It's just a
Phillips-head screw. So actually there's nothing secure about it. I've tilted the camera downwards
so that it can look at the back of my house.
This is an actual full high-definition video recording I downloaded from my user account in
RING.COM website. You can see the birds walking on my decking, & hear them chirping.
I hope you found this video interesting & informative to help you understand how you
set it up on your mobile phone application; how i installed it. Do hit the Like-button
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