Choose Light Socket and Install
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Choose a standard E27/E26 light socket (110V~240V) that is as close to your Wi-Fi router as possible for optimal connectivity.
Note: Make sure the socket is not controlled by a dimmer switch, as it may interfere with the camera's functionality.
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Turn off the power to the light socket where you'll be installing the camera.
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Screw the light bulb camera into the light socket.
Power on and Enter Pairing Mode
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Turn the power back on for the light socket. The camera will automatically power on once power is restored, indicated by a startup sound.
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Wait for the camera to enter pairing mode automatically: After powering on, the camera will enter pairing mode automatically, indicated by a continuous 'Ding Dong Ding Dong' sound.
Note: During the first-time setup, the camera should automatically enter pairing mode after powering on. If it doesn't, press and hold the reset button located near the MicroSD card slot.
Connection Methods
Before proceeding to App Setup, note that there are two ways to add your camera to the app:
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Bluetooth Connection (Fastest, Recommended)
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QR Code Connection (Alternative when Bluetooth is not available, fails, or for devices that do not support Bluetooth Connection)
App Setup
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Enable Bluetooth for your phone and for the app in your phone's settings.
Note: For Android phones, enabling Bluetooth on the device is sufficient. For iOS phones, make sure to also grant the app permission to use Bluetooth.
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Open the app.
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Tap "Add camera now" and follow the in-app instructions to connect the camera to a Wi-Fi network.
Note: The camera only supports 2.4G Wi-Fi.
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Once connected, name your camera and set its location for easy identification and quick filtering.
Final Configurations
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On the app's homepage, tap on the "setting" icon
to set your preferences for motion tracking, light settings, alarms, motion detection, notifications, recordings, and any other features.
Troubleshooting
If you face any setup issues, please submit a feedback ticket with relevant details to help our support team provide targeted and effective assistance. While not all information is required, the more you provide, the better. Possible details include:
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Indicator light color.
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Sounds from the camera.
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Error messages (displayed or announced).
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A brief description or a video of your steps, or any applicable screenshots.