YEEWISE KMN0B4 Wire Free Solar Security Camera System User Manual

USER’S NAMUAL
Wire-Free Solar Camera System

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Preface

Thank you for choosing Yeewise security & surveillance products! By purchasing a Yeewise product, you receive a one (1) year warranty covering manufacturing defects in material and workmanship.
This user manual is to introduce the operations of Yeewise wire-free security camera systems in more details. If there is any other question which is not covered in this user manual, please contact Yeewise support at [email protected].

Statement

• Though we apply all efforts to make the manual complete and accurate, there could still be some discrepancies due to products’ timely update.
• The products and manual are subject to change without previous notification.
• The content in this manual is only for users’ reference. We don’t promise it’s exactly the same with the products you purchase. Detailed information is in accordance with the final products.
• The accessories and parts mentioned in this manual are only for product using guide purpose and not necessarily to be included in your purchased item.

Special Statement
Please comply with local laws and regulations when you use the surveillance devices.

About Default Settings

• The default username for NVR is admin (admin is the super administrator ID)
• The default password for account admin is empty, means no password.
• The default IPv4 address of NVR is: 192.168.1.114
• The default setting of NVR is to overwrite oldest recorded videos when hard drive is full.
• The device will start Setup Wizard by default when NVR is powered on.

THIS MANUAL WAS ACCURATE AT THE TIME IT WAS COMPLETED. DUE TO OUR ONGOING EFFORT TO CONSTANTLY IMPROVE OUR PRODUCTS, FUNCTIONS MAY HAVE BEEN ADDED OR CHANGED.

Yeewise’s NVRs are manufactured for quality and ease of use. As such, our NVRs contain menus designed for advanced users that should not be adjusted without having enhanced knowledge regarding the menu. In most cases the default settings allow for optimal functionality. The menus that should maintain the default settings are indicated with this icon.

DISCLAIMER: The exact components of your system, images and quantities may vary depending on your model number. While these may vary, this Manual will address the setup and initial configuration of your NVR and cameras.

FCC Warnings

FCC Radiation Norm
FCC
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.

FCC Compliance Statement
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against frequency interference in residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed or used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communication. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on. The user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

CAUTION
The Federal Communications Commission warns the user that changes or modifications to the unit not expressly approved by the part responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Safety Instructions

• USE THE PROVIDED POWER ADAPTER.
  Do not use this product with a power source that applies more than the specified voltage.

• NEVER INSERT METAL INTO THE NVR CASE OR ITS OPENINGS.
  Inserting metal into the NVR case may cause electric shock.

• DO NOT OPERATE IN WET OR DUSTY AREAS.
  Avoid placing the NVR in areas such as a damp basement or dusty attic.

• DO NOT EXPOSE THE NVR TO RAIN OR USE NEAR WATER.
  If the NVR accidentally gets wet, unplug it and contact technical support immediately.

• KEEP PRODUCT SURFACES CLEAN AND DRY.
  To clean the outside case of the NVR, use a lightly dampened cloth. Do not use cleaning solutions or solvents.

• DO NOT INSTALL NEAR ANY HEAT SOURCES.
  Do not install the NVR near any heat sources such as stoves, heat registers, radiators, or electronics (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

• UNPLUG THE NVR WHEN MOVING IT.
  Make sure that the NVR is unplugged before you move it. When moving this device, be sure to handle it with care.

• MAKE SURE THERE IS GOOD AIR CIRCULATION AROUND THE NVR.
  This NVR uses an internal hard drive, which generates heat during operation for video storage. Do not block vents on the NVR, as these vents reduce the generated heat while the system is running. Place this product in well- ventilated area.

• DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE TOP COVER.
  If you observe any abnormal operation, unplug the NVR immediately and contact technical support. Do not attempt to open the NVR to diagnose the cause of the problem.

• HANDLE THE NVR CAREFULLY.
  If you drop the NVR on any hard surface, it may damage the device. If the NVR doesn’t work properly due to physical damage, contact an authorized dealer for repair.

• IT IS RECOMMENDED TO USE YOUR NVR WITH AN UNINTERRYPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY (UPS).
  Connecting your NVR and cameras to a UPS allows continuous operation even during power outages. The run-time duration will depend on the rating of the UPS used.

Specifications

3.1 Introduction
This Yeewise network video recorder is our new generation of NVR. It supports wireless Wi-Fi network video input, real time live view, video playback, and video backup. The NVR system can be widely used for surveillance of home, business, office, villa, etc.

3.2 System Requirements
Please be sure that your PC/MAC® complies with the following specifications:

• PC Operating System: Windows® 10 and above
• MAC Operating System: MAC OS X® 10.9 and above

Please be sure that your mobile device complies with the following specifications:

• AndroidTM: 6.0 and above
• iOS®: 10 and above

3.3 Package Contents
DISCLAIMER: The exact components of your system, images and quantities may vary depending on your model number. While these may vary, this QSG will address the setup and initial configuration of your NVR and cameras.

NOTE: For best results, use the included Yeewise accessories. Third party accessories may not work properly.

3.3.1 NVR Diagram

1. Power Indicator – Indicates whether the NVR is powered on.
2. HDD Indicator – Indicates whether the hard drive is running.
3. Network Indicator – Indicates the network status.
   

Images used are for reference only. Your product may vary slightly.

NOTE: The maximum number of cameras you can connect to your NVR will be determined by the number of channels.

1. Power Input – Used to connect the included 12V DC power supply.
2. USB Port – Allow for the connection of a USB mouse or a USB flash drive. You will connect the included USB mouse to assist you in navigating the NVR’s menu interface. You  will connect a USB flash drive to download video files from the NVR for long term storage or sharing.
3. HDMI Output – Allows for a video connection. If the TV/Monitor has an HDMI input, connect the HDMI cable from the HDMI output port on the NVR to the HDMI input port on your TV/Monitor.
4. RJ-45 (Ethernet) Port – Used to connect the NVR to your modem/router for remote viewing. You can also connect your NVR to the Internet via Wi-Fi.
5. Reset – Used to hard reset your NVR to manufacturer settings.
6. Micro SD Card Slot – Allows for video storage. You can also add a 2.5” SATA HDD to the NVR for mass storage.
7. NVR Antennas – For Wi-Fi connection with all cameras.

3.3.2 Camera Diagram

NOTE:

1. Different types of cameras are included in this section. Please check out the camera included in the package and check out the details from the corresponding introductions above.
2. The actual appearance and components may vary with different model of product.

3.3.3 Mouse Diagram

Live Viewing:
Double-click the left button on any camera view in split-screen mode to bring it to full screen display.
Double-click again to return to split-screen mode.
Click the left button on any camera view in split-screen mode to show the channel toolbar menu.
Right-click to hide the icons.
Right-click to show the NVR main menu.
Right-clicking again will hide the NVR main menu.

In Setting:
Left-click to make a selection.
Right-click to cancel setting or return to previous screen.

To Enter Values:
Move the cursor to a blank field and click the mouse. A virtual keyboard will appear which supports numbers, letters, and symbols. The Shift function will access symbols in addition  to upper case letters.

3.4 Specifications

KMNOB4 Solar Camera System — Battery Camera Specifications

Model| | CBB01
Note| The cameras of the kit cannot work without the NVR.
Video & Audio| Image Sensor| CMOS Image Sensor
Video Resolution| 4MP (4 Megapixels). 2560×1440
Lens| Fixed Lens. 4mm
Video Format| H.265
Field of View| 90 diagonal
Day & Night| IR—Cut Filter. Auto Switching
Night Vision| Infrared LEDs. night vision up to 20 meters (60ft)
Color Night Vision| Spotlights. full color video at night when motion
is detected
Frame Rate| Mainstream: 2560×1440@15fps
Substream: 640×360@15fps
Audio| Two—way audio. built—in high quality
microphone & speaker
Digital Zoom| 8x digital zoom
PIR Detection
& Alerts| PIR Detection Distance| Adjustable. up to 10m (30ft)
PIR Detection Angle| 90° horizontal
Audio Alerts| Siren alarm
WiFi| WiFi standard| IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
Operating Frequency| 2.4GHz
Wireless Security| WEP(ASCII)/WPA_PSK/WPA2—PSK
Power| Battery| Two rechargeable batteries. 10000mAh
Solar| Can be powered by Yeewise Solar Panel
DC Power| Can be powered by DC 5V IA power adapter
Solar Panel| Parameter| 1.6W/6.5V. with 3 meters (10ft) TypeC Cable
Working Environment| Working Temperature| —4° F — 122° F (-20° C — 50° C)
Weather Resistance| IP66 Certified Weatherproof
Size & Weight| Dimension| 0 x 18 x 9.5(cm ) / 7.87 x 7.08 x 3.74 (incl.
‘eight (Batteries include| 0 . 7kg / 1.5Ibs
Warranty| Limited Warranty| 1—year limited warranty, for support, contact
[email protected]
KMNOB4 Solar Camera System — NVR Specifications

Model| | YW—M8WOH—SD
Channel| 10 Channel
Video/Audio Input| IP Video Input| Wi—Fi IP Camera x 10
Audio Input| Cameras with built—in mic & speaker
Video/Audio Output| Video Output| HDMI
Audio Output| NVR with built—in speaker
Display Resolution| 1280×1024.1440×900,1920×1080 . 4K 030hz
Decoding| Video Format| H.264. H.265
Recording Resolution| 8MP/5MP/4MP/3MP/1080P/720P
Synchronous Playback| Up to 4 channels
HDMI Output 1080P: 4—channel@4MP / 2—
channel@5MP / 1—channel@8MP
HDMI Output 4K: 4—channel@3MP / 2—
channel@5MP / 1—channel@8MP
Audio Coding Standard| G71 1 A
Recording| Record Mode| Power Saving Mode/ Event Mode/ Continuous
Recording Mode
Playback Mode| Regular Playback/ Al Playback
Backup Mode| USB Backup
Motion Detection &
Alerts| Detection Type| Motion Detection/ Human Detection
Alerts Type| NVR Buzzer/ Email Alerts/ APP Push/ IPC Siren
Storage| FAD| 1 x SATA interface, supports 2.5″ SATA HUD,
up to 6TB
MicroSD Card| 1x SD card interface, 64G SD card included.
supports up to 256G
Cloud| Supports cloud storage
External Interface| Network Interface| 1. RJ-45 10/100 Mbps self—adaptive Ethernet
interface for LAN/WAN
HDMI| lx HDMI
USB Interface| 1 x USB 2.0
Reset| Reset button to hard reset your NVR
Network| Network Protocols| HTTP. TCP/IP, UDP. DHCP. P2P. UPNP. RTSP,
SMTP, SSL/TLS. DNS. DDNS. NIP, FTP
OS Supported| C: Windows, Mac OS; SmartPhone: i0S. Androi
WiFi| Wireless Standard| Wi—Fi 2.4GHz (IEEE802.11b/g/n)
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General| Power Supply| DC 12V 2A
Working Environment| Temperature: —10° C”+45° C (14° F-113° F);
Humidity: lorsoit
Dimensions| 8 x 13.6 x 2.6 (cm)/ 7.09 x 5.35 x 1.02(inch
Weight| 0.72kg/ 1.59Ibs
Warranty| Limited Warranty| 1—year limited warranty. . For support. contact
[email protected].

Before Your Start

Before setup of the camera, we strongly recommend recharging the camera overnight to make sure it has 100% power.

1. To charge your cameras, use 5V DC phone chargers (not included) and cables (included) to charge the cameras.
   

2. The indicator blinks in green while charging, indicator turns off when it’s fully charged.

NOTE:

1. Please use only 5V DC power charger to recharge the camera. Charger do not meet the standard may damage the batteries.
2. Please charge the battery at room temperature to avoid damage.

Connecting Your System

Connect all cameras locally before final placement to ensure that all components function properly.

1. Connect the NVR to a PC monitor or TV with included HDMI cable.
   NOTE: Monitor is required for initial setup. After completing the initial setup, your NVR does not need to be connected to a TV or monitor to view or capture recordings.

2. Connect the NVR WAN port to your router with included network cable (Skip this step if you plan to connect the NVR to internet via Wi-Fi).
   

3. Plug the USB mouse into the USB port on the NVR.

4. Connect the NVR to power with included power adapter.
   

5. To verify whether cameras are working, please ensure they appear on your TV/monitor before mounting them.
   NOTE: Make sure NVR is in intended location before testing cameras.

6. Press the power button to turn on the camera.
   NOTE: You should see each camera appear on your TV/monitor. You may now proceed to install cameras in your desired location.

7. Bring cameras to desired mounting locations and go back to NVR screen, click Play to see if they can stream fluently. If a camera does not stream well, adjust it to a location with less obstacles in-line-of-sight from the NVR. If they stream fluently, go ahead to mount the cameras.
   NOTE: Select a least interfered Wi-Fi channel so your NVR performs its best Wi-Fi capability.
   In NVR’s menu – System Setting – Network – NVR Wi-Fi hotspot, click “Adaptive Channel”.
   

For bigger NVR, in NVR’s menu – System Setting – Network Setting – Wi-Fi Setting, click “Auto Select Wi-Fi Channel”.

Positioning Your NVR and Cameras

• Camera distance from NVR can reach up to 300ft. wirelessly. The rfore, proper placement of the wireless NVR in your home will help ensure you achieve maximum coverage.

• DO NOT place near high voltage wires or other sources of electrical interference. Electrical l interference will degrade the quality of the signal.
  

• Install the camera 2/3 meters (7-10 ft) above the ground. This height maximizes the detection range of the motion sensor.

• For dome cameras, they MUST be installed upside down for better waterproof performance and better motion sensor’s efficiency.

• For better motion detection performance, please install the camera angularly.

Mounting the Camera and Solar Panel

7.1 Mount the Camera

1. Unscrew the bracket from the camera. Use a pencil to mark screw holes on the wall.

2. Fix the bracket on the wall with 3 screws (included).
   

3. Attach the camera to bracket and adjust the view angle.

4. If you use a solar panel, mount the solar panel and plug to the camera. Adjust the panel so it captures good sunlight.
   

PIR sensor is sensitive to heat changes, please note:

• Avoid installing the camera where has complicated air flows. For example: the air vent of an air conditioner, the side of a fan, etc.
• Please do not install the camera against glass or a mirror.
• While installing, avoid lining up the camera with a path. Keeping some angle will help the camera to sense people.
• Do not install the camera upside down. (PIR sensor is the downside.)

7.2 Mount the Solar Panel
Connect the solar powered camera to this solar panel with 3-meter connection cable (included) to get non-stop power.

1. Please select a position with the maximum sunlight exposure throughout the year for your solar panel. Mount your solar panel facing due south (in the northern hemisphere) or due north (in the southern hemisphere) and tilt it to the appropriate angle for your latitude.

2. Mount the bracket with the screws included in the package.

3. Slot the solar panel into the bracket and make sure that it’s secure.
   

4. Loosing the adjusting control on the bracket to adjust the angle of the solar panel to make it receive direct sunlight exposure, then tighten the adjusting control to fix the solar panel.

5. Connect the solar panel to the camera with included USB cable.
   

NOTE:

1. Make sure that there is no blocking on the solar panel. The energy harvesting efficiency drops drastically even when a small portion of the solar panel is shaded by other objects.
2. Please don’t install the solar panel completely horizontally. Otherwise your solar panel may accumulate dust and other debris easily. It’s advised to install the solar panel angularly to make it receive direct sunlight exposure.
3. Wipe the solar panel regularly to remove the dust and debris.
4. Make sure that the camera is plugged in all the way and that the waterproof wire cover protects the interface between the camera and the solar panel.

Booting Up for the First Time

8.1 Setup Wizard
When you power on your NVR, you’ll be prompted the Startup Wizard. Please follow the on-screen steps to complete the Startup Wizard.

8.1.1 Language Setup
The Language Setup screen of the Startup Wizard will allow you to select a language for your NVR system.

8.1.2 Network Setting
The Network Setting screen of the Startup Wizard displays instructions on how to connect your NVR to the Internet. The NVR supports connecting to the Internet with Ethernet cable or wirelessly. So you can either hardwire the NVR to your router with included network cable, or connect NVR to your router via Wi-Fi.

Once your NVR is connected to Internet, it will show Healthy Network in this screen.

By clicking Wireless network setting, you can connect the NVR to your router via Wi-Fi. Select your Wi-Fi and enter the correct Wi-Fi password, the NVR will connect to the Wi-Fi  soon.

8.1.3 Date & Time Setup
The Date and Time Setup screen of the Startup Wizard will allow you to set the current date and time. You may choose to use Network Time Protocol (NTP) to auto-configure the current date and time. To use NTP, turn on “Set time automatically”.

NOTE: In order to use Network Time Protocol (NTP), your NVR must be connected to the Internet.
Select the correct time zone for your location.

By turning on Daylight Saving Time, you can adjust how your NVR responds to DST.

8.1.4 Storage Management
The Storage Management screen of the Startup Wizard displays hard drive information, including storage type, storage status and storage capacity.

8.1.5 See Live View of the Cameras
The See Live View of the Cameras Screen will display all paired cameras’ live view footage, as long as the cameras are plugged into power.

8.1.6 Set Password
The Setup Password screen of Startup Wizard requires you to create an admin password for your NVR system. Yeewise strongly suggests that you write down your admin password on the Quick Setup Guide of your NVR, as you will be required to log in any time you want to configure or adjust your system settings.

NOTE: If you have forgotten your Admin password, please contact Yeewise support at [email protected] to restore your password.

8.1.7 The WallPixel App
Download The App Startup Wizard gives you information on where to find the WallPixel App and how it can be used to remotely view your NVR recordings and live stream.
Once you have installed the WallPixel App on your smart device and created an account, you can scan the right QR code to add your device to the app.

• can the left QR Code to download the app.
• In WallPixel App, scan the right QR Code to add your device to the app for remote viewing.
  http://www.e-seenet.com/download/indexm.php?p=xmarto
  NOTE: In order to view your system remotely, your NVR must be connected to the Internet.
  Please follow the next steps for creating and using your WallPixel account.

8.1.7(a) Using the WallPixel App

• Download and Install Application

1. Download the WallPixel app from the App Store or Google Play Store and Install the application on your device.
   NOTE: Setup is the same for Smartphone and Tablet.

2. Create an account using an email address or phone number for the username and a password between 6-20 characters.
   

3. After completing the account setup, sign into the app and tap the “+” symbol to add a device. The WallPixel App will lead you through the rest of the setup process.
   • Connecting and Adding your Device
   A device can be added to the WallPixel App by using the App’s Scan the LAN or through a QR Code Setup. With Scan the LAN function, your NVR will automatically be detected by the WallPixel App, making it easy. To use this preferred method, ensure your Smartphone and NVR are both In the same network.
   

4. 4A. Scan the LAN
   If your NVR and smartphone are in the same network, tap Scan the LAN on the bottom, the App will find the NVR in the LAN, you can add It to App with a single tap.
   If this method is not available, please use the QR Code Setup from step 4B below.
   4B. QR Code Setup
   To use the QR Code Setup, click the plus + sign and Scan, then hover your smartphone camera lens over the QR code labeled on the NVR.

5. On the Add Device screen, enter the NVR login password.
   The NVR username is admin by default. If you are not the admin, login with your username credentials. (the password set in step 6.3)
   NOTE: the NVR login and WallPixel App login are different.
   

8.1.7(b) App Overview
8.2 Live View (Login and Icons)
This section will discuss the Live View status icons and how to control and manage your NVR using the channel toolbar and mouse menu.

8.2.1 Live View (All Channels)
After you have completed the Setup Wizard for your NVR, you will see the Live View screen. Live View is the default display mode of the NVR. It is the screen you will use to watch live video feed from your NVR cameras and make select adjustments.

1. Live Video: Live video of the camera.
2. Camera Date and Time: Displays the date and time of your camera.
3. Audio: Turn on/off audio of the camera.
4. Humanoid Detection：Indicates humanoid detection is enabled on that camera.
5. Event Record Icon: Indicates motion detection recording on that camera.
6. Continuous Record Icon: Indicates 24/7 continuous recording on that camera.
7. Signal Strength: Shows the signal strength of the camera.
8. Camera Name OSD: Shows the camera name.
9. NVR Date and Time: Shows the date and time of your NVR.
10. Playback: Opens the video playback menu.
11. Add Camera: Add a new camera to NVR.
12. Multi-Camera View: Select a multi-screen viewing option, where you’ll be able to see multiple video feeds at once.
13. System Setting: Opens the System Setting menu.
14. Audio: Controls live audio volume.
15. Cloud ID: Shows Cloud ID of your NVR. Cloud ID is used for remote access. Add your NVR to any smart devices by using this Cloud ID will allow you to remote access your  cameras.
16. Network Status: Shows network status of this NVR.

8.2.2 Right Click Menu
Right click your mouse to pop out the NVR main menu.

1. Split screen: Select a multi-screen viewing option, where you’ll be able to see multiple video feeds at once.
2. Playback: Opens the Video Playback menu. You can playback recorded videos based on your search conditions here.
3. Camera: Manage the connected cameras.
4. System Setup: Opens the system setting menu, allows you to do some basic settings of the system.
5. Channel Sort: Adjust the channel order.
6. Diagnostic: Check the camera and system connection status.
7. Network: Check the network connection status.
8. Log out: Logout/Reboot/Shutdown the system.

8.2.3 Channel Toolbar Menu
Click the left button on any camera view in split-screen mode to pop out the channel toolbar menu. Right click to hide the icons.

1. Full-Screen: Full-screen the selected channel.
2. Image Setting: Opens the Image Setting menu.
3. Audio: Turn on/off the audio (This NVR comes with speaker built-in, you can hear the voice on the monitor while live view camera footage.).
4. Zoom: Click to zoom in pictures and right click to exit it. You can scroll the mouse wheels to zoom in/out pictures.
5. PTZ Control: Opens the PTZ Control menu.

8.2.3(a) Image Setting

Night Vision Mode: Choose the night vision mode for selected camera.

• Infrared night vision: Infrared LEDs turn on at night and camera delivers black and white videos at night.
• Night Vision Off: Infrared LEDs won’t turn on at night (not recommended).
• Infrared Always On: Infrared LEDs always on (not recommended).
• Full color night vision: Spotlights/floodlights turn on at night and camera delivers full color videos.
• Smart Night Vision: When there is no motion, infrared LEDs turn on at night and camera delivers black and white videos. When motion is detected, the spotlights/floodlights  will turn on to illuminate the area and camera starts to deliver full color video.

NOTE: Full color night vision only applies to cameras that have spotlights/floodlights built-in.
Image Flip: Flip/Rotate the camera image.

8.2.3(b) PTZ Control

PTZ is an abbreviation for Pan, Tilt and Zoom. A pan–tilt–zoom camera (PTZ camera) is a camera that is capable of remote directional control (left/ right/ up/ down) and zoom control.

1. PTZ Direction Key: Control the camera to move up and down, left and right.
2. Speed: Adjust speed of the PTZ speed dome camera.
3. Focus: Adjust focus of the PTZ camera.
4. Zoom: Zoom in/out of the camera image.
5. Tour: Turn on/off auto cruise of the camera. On auto cruise mode, the camera will automatically rotate 360° at a set speed at 36° intervals, resting for 10 seconds between each turn.
6. Automatic Tracking: Turn on/off auto tracking of the camera. Auto tracking uses advanced technology that consists of both detection and tracking. The camera will automatically detect, follow, and even record a specific vehicle or person in the cover area. The pan/tilt function will adjust the direction of the camera so that moving objects can be tracked automatically.
7. PTZ Calibration: Click to calibrate the PTZ camera.
8. Frequent Viewed Spot: Also called presets. For important areas, you can set them as preset points. The image screen will quickly switch to the corresponding position by directly clicking the preset point set in advance.
9. Shortcut Mode: Enter the numerical value of each preset and click Goto, camera will move to the corresponding monitoring position automatically.
10. Home/Guard Point: The first created preset is set as home point in default. When home point is turned on, camera will automatically return to its home point when auto  tracking s complete.

8.2.4 Login/ Forgot Password
Anytime you want to configure or adjust your system settings you will be required to log in by entering your username and password. It’s important you save your login information or you won’t be able to access your NVR. We strongly recommend that you store your password on your QSG.

Username: Admin (all lowercase) is the default username.
Password: Enter the password you created during the Startup Wizard. (Default password is none, means no password, leave it blank.)
If you forgot your password, please contact Yeewise support at [email protected] to restore it.

8.3 Video Playback
Search and playback all recorded video from this menu. Choose your desired date, channel, recording modes, and click on the time bar below to locate the videos. Right-click to exit.

1. Video Image: Shows an image of the cameras that have video for the search parameters entered.
2. Date: Allows you to search videos by date.
3. Channel/Camera: Allows you to search certain channels/cameras.
4. Event/Continuous: Allows you to search for motion or continuous recordings.
5. Export Video: Allows you to export a recording onto a USB flash drive.
6. Return Live View: Returns to live view mode.
7. 24H/1H/30M: Allows you to switch the timeline between a day or hour scale.
8. Controls: Allows you to control (enlarge, full-screen, turn on/off audio, pause & play, fast-forward 2x, 4x, 8x) a video.
9. Timeline: Shows the presence of a video recording and shows the progress of the video

8.3.1 AI Playback
AI Playback will allow you to playback AI recordings only.

1. Video Image: Shows an image of the cameras that have video for the search parameters entered.
2. AI Playback: Allows you to playback AI recordings only.
3. Date: Allows you to search videos by date.
4. Channel/Camera: Allows you to search certain channels/cameras.
5. Controls: Allows you to control (full-screen, turn on/off audio, pause and fast-forward) a video.
6. Grid Display Form: Display all AI recordings in grid form.
7. List Display Form: Display all AI recordings in list form.
8. Export Video: Allows you to export a recording onto a USB flash drive.
9. Return Live View: Returns to live view mode.

8.4 Export Recordings
Export recordings onto a USB flash drive.

Menus and Settings

Menu
The main menu lets you access many of your NVR’s great features. You can customize camera names, keep track of recent events, create recording schedules, configure advanced motion detection settings, check up on the hard drive’s condition and change other NVR settings.

1. General Setup: Will allow you to access Language, Resolution, Audio Output Mode, Volume and Firmware Upgrade. It also displays model information of the NVR system.
2. Camera: Will provide access to camera settings, including edit/delete cameras, record mode, motion detection and alarm settings.
3. Date and Time: Will allow you to set the device date and time.
4. Network: Find network values and optimize connectivity based on your Internet connection. In most cases the values should populate automatically once your NVR is connected to the Internet. The values in this section should only be adjusted if you are an advanced user and have extensive experience in device networking.
5. Diagnostic: Will allow you to check camera connection status, signal strength, firmware version and NVR system information.
6. Storage Setup: Will provide access to the HDD information, allow you to format and reformat your HDD.
7. Account/App: Will show you information of where to find the WallPixel App and how it can be used to remotely view your NVR recordings and live stream.
8. Help and Support: Will provide access to Yeewise support information.
9. Reset: Will allow you to factory reset your NVR system.

9.1 General Setting
The General Setting menu will allow you to access display resolution and firmware upgrade of your NVR system.

1. Language: Choose a language for your NVR system.
2. Resolution: Optimize the display resolution to best fit your TV/Monitor. By default the NVR will select a resolution of 1080P. NOTE: Do NOT select a resolution size larger than your TV/Monitor can accommodate.
3. Audio Output Mode: Choose between HDMI, Speaker, HDMI + Speaker, Disable.
4. Volume: Adjust volume of your NVR.
5. Device Model: Displays the model number of the NVR.
6. Device Name: Displays the name of the NVR. You can click to change it.
7. Firmware Version: Displays the firmware version of the NVR. Click Firmware Upgrade to upgrade your NVR firmware to the latest.

9.1.1 Firmware Upgrade

USB Upgrade: Select to upgrade NVR firmware from a USB device.
Online Upgrade: Select to upgrade NVR firmware from the network.

9.2 Camera Setting
Adjust or modify individual camera settings connected to your NVR.

1. Edit Camera: Edit the camera name and resolution.
2. Delete Camera: Delete the current paired camera from NVR.
3. Record Mode: Set record mode for the selected camera.
4. Intelligent Detection: Turn on/off intelligent detection and configure the intelligent detection settings.
5. Siren Alarm: Turn on/off siren alarm for the selected camera.
6. Spotlight Alarm: Turn on/off spotlight for the selected camera.
7. App Push Notification: Enable/Disable app push notifications. NOTE: To receive app push notifications on your phone, you will also need to turn on App Push in your app.
8. mail: Enable/Disable email alerts and configure email settings.
9. Alarm Schedule: Configure the alarm schedule for selected camera.
10. Copy Camera Settings: Copy settings of selected camera to other cameras.
11. Upgrade Camera Firmware: Upgrade the firmware for cameras.
12. Add Camera: Add a new camera.

9.2.1 Record Mode
Allow you to choose the preferred recording mode for your cameras.

Continuous Record: Channel records 24/7 non-stop.
Event Record: Channel records when motion is detected.
Record Sound: Channel records sound.

9.2.2 Intelligent Detection Settings
Allow you to define motion detection area and adjust motion sensitivity.

Set Detection Area: Will allow you to configure the motion detection area.
Sensitivity: Will allow you to adjust the sensitivity of the motion sensor for the camera selected. A lower setting will require more movement in the camera range to begin recording. By default, the motion sensitivity is set to Medium.
Intelligent Detection Type: Will allow you to enable/disable humanoid detection. When humanoid detection is enabled, notifications will be marked as human detected or motion detected, and you can do AI playback which allows you to playback AI recordings only.
Humanoid Detection Frame: Will allow you to turn on/off humanoid detection frame. When it’s turned on, human is marked with red box when he is detected.
Set Detection Area will allow you to configure the motion detection area. Red boxes denote areas that will detect motion whereas uncolored boxes denote areas that will not detect motion. When finished, click Save Changes to save your settings.
To deselect an area, use your mouse to click and drag on individual boxes. If you wish to deselect the entire area, click Reset. You may then proceed to click and drag the area you want selected.

9.2.3 Email Setting
Enable email notifications and complete the email settings, you’ll receive email alerts whenever motion is detected.

SMTP Provider: The SMTP server of your email account.
Sender/Recipient: Sender and receiver email address, they are the same.
Password: Password of your sender email account.
Send Test Email: Click Send Test Email to see if you set it up successfully.
More Parameter: Allow you to do some advanced settings of email alerts. In More Parameter mode, sender and recipient can be different.

9.2.4 Alarm Schedule Setting
An alarm schedule is a way to tell your camera when motion or sound alerts should be monitored. Everyone is probably working between 9 and 5 so you might just want motion alerts
to be active during that time. In the evening, everybody is home so you might want to have the motion sensing off during that time, then maybe on again while you are sleeping. The alarm schedule is what is used to control all of this as it pertains to motion and sound events.

9.2.5 Camera Firmware Upgrade
Allows you to upgrade the cameras’ firmware to the latest.

Online Upgrade: Select to upgrade camera firmware from the network.
USB Upgrade: Select to upgrade camera firmware from a USB device.

9.3 Date and Time
Set your system date and time.

Set Time Automatically: Turn on to allow the NVR synchronize time from Internet.
Time Zone: Select the correct time zone for your location.
Daylight Saving Time: Configure daylight saving time by turning it on.

By turning on Daylight Saving Time, you can adjust how your NVR responds to DST.

9.4 Network Setting
Find network values and optimize connectivity based on your Internet connection. In most cases the values should populate automatically once your NVR is connected to the Internet. The values in this section should only be adjusted if you are an advanced user and have extensive experience in device networking.

9.4.1 Connect to Router (Wired)
Connect the NVR to Internet by hardwire it to your router with included network cable.

Network Type: Network configuration mode that gathers the network values automatically from DHCP server. Click on DHCP to set them manually.
IP Address: Network address of the connected NVR.
Gateway: The connection between two networks. This should always be the IP address of the connected router.
Netmask: The range of IP addresses that can be found in the network. This should always be set to the default address 255.255.255.000.
Preferred DNS: Domain Name System server address.
Alternate DNS: Alternate Domain Name System server address.
Network Status: Shows status of the network connectivity. Healthy Network means your NVR is connected to Internet well. And you can remote access your NVR system from Smart Devices.

By clicking on DHCP, you can choose Static and set them manually.

9.4.2 Connect to Router (Wireless)
Connect the NVR to your router wirelessly over Wi-Fi.

By clicking on Select Wi-Fi Network, you can select your Wi-Fi and enter the correct Wi-Fi password, then NVR will connect to your Wi-Fi. This gives you flexibility of where to place the NVR.

It shows Wi-Fi connection successful when NVR is connected to your Wi-Fi successfully.

9.4.3 NVR Wi-Fi Hotspot
Displays NVR’s built-in Wi-Fi information. All cameras are connected to NVR’s own built-in Wi-Fi, thus they do not use your home bandwidth.
NOTE: Please do not change the NVR’s ESSID and Password, as all cameras are connected to it. Changing it will lose all camera connections.

NOTE: Click Adaptive Channel to select a least interfered Wi-Fi channel automatically so your NVR performs its best Wi-Fi capability.

9.4.4 Camera Wi-Fi Relay
Yeewise wireless security camera systems have auto Wi-Fi relay tech. Cameras can work as Wi-Fi repeaters to help boosting Wi-Fi signals for the further cameras that have weak signals. Turning on Auto Wi-Fi Relay, system will set middle cameras as Wi-Fi repeaters automatically for the further weak cameras.

Diagram: Shows the dependency of the Wi-Fi signal for each camera connected. What is shown in the above diagram is CH1, CH2 and CH4 connected directly to the NVR, CH3 connected in Daisy Chain to CH4 where CH4 works as a repeater.
Auto Wi-Fi Relay: Auto Wi-Fi Relay is turned on in default. When needed, system will automatically set middle cameras as repeaters for further weak cameras.
Refresh Wi-Fi Relay Relationship: Will update the diagram with any changes made.
Save Changes: Will save any changes made.

9.4.5 Network Service
Allow you to enable RTSP, Alexa and other network services.

RTSP: Real Time Streaming Protocol or RTSP is a video streaming protocol that provides a video stream for use in third party software or recorders, or for use in live streaming applications. RTSP provides the flexibility to integrate video from products manufactured by one company in to third party products.
Alexa: Enjoy hands-free security using voice commands. Stream video from your camera via Alexa devices with a screen, such as Echo Show.

9.5 Diagnostic
Will allow you to check camera connection status, signal strength, firmware version and NVR system information.

9.6 Storage Setting
Will provide access to the HDD information, allow you to format and reformat your HDD.
NOTE: Old footage is automatically recorded over when the HDD becomes full. Overwrite is set by default.

Storage Type: HDD or TF Card.
NOTE: This NVR supports both HDD and SD Card for storage.
Format: Reformats the HDD, erasing all stored recordings. If the HDD is malfunctioning, a reformat is recommended before replacement.

9.7 Account and App
Will show you information of where to find the WallPixel App and how it can be used to remotely view your NVR recordings and live stream.

9.8 Help and Support
Will provide access to Yeewise support information.

https://www.xmarto.com

9.9 Reset
Will allow you to factory reset your NVR system.

Factory reset: Factory restore the settings for both the network and user.
Delete Paired cameras: Will delete all connected cameras from NVR.

Pairing a Camera to the Mini NVR

10.1 Pairing a Camera to the Mini NVR
By default, each camera within your Wireless NVR kit comes pre-paired to the Wireless NVR. Additionally, your wireless NVR has its own built-in Wi-Fi for secure, uninterrupted video transmission and recording. Pairing allows for the wireless transmission coming from the camera to be detected by the Wireless NVR. However, if you want to add more cameras to the system, the add- on cameras will similarly need to be paired to the NVR.

1. Press the power button to power on the camera. Make sure the camera is in Pairing Mode. If not, reset the camera to bring it to Pairing Mode.
   NOTE: This should be done locally at the NVR to avoid interference.

2. With the NVR connected to a TV/Monitor, click + icon at the bottom and follow the on-screen guide to pair your camera to the NVR.
   NOTE: Icons may vary depending on model number.

3. Once pair successfully, the new camera will appear in a vacant video field.
   NOTE: You can not exceed the number of NVR channels you have. If you have an 8 channel system, the maximum number of cameras you can have paired is 8.

4. Your add-on camera has now been paired to the NVR using NVR’s built-in Wi-Fi.

5. If you fail to pair the camera to NVR, please reset the camera and pair it again. To do so, press and hold the reset button until you hear a prompt sound, indicating the camera has begun the reset process. Then pair the camera to NVR once again.
   

NOTE: The location of the camera reset button may vary.
NOTE: Pairing a replacement camera is similar as pairing a new add-on camera. The only difference is you need to delete the old camera from NVR first, and then start pairing the replacement camera to your NVR.

Switch Cameras to 24/7 Working Mode

Battery/ solar powered cameras are designed to work on motion-triggered base. We suggest to let the cameras work in Event Recording Mode.
If in a certain location you do need a 24/7 camera, please purchase a compatible plug-in Wi-Fi camera to add to this system.
There is a way to make these battery cameras working 24/7:

1. Use a 5V 1A/2A phone charger and an USB cable to keep the camera plugged to power outlet; so the camera has constant power.

2. Go to NVR’s System setting – Camera, change the camera’s record mode to Continuous Record Mode.
   NOTE: Using battery-powered cameras with plug-in power will affect the battery life.

Safety Instructions of Battery Usage

The camera is not designed for running 24/7 at full capacity or around-the- clock live streaming.
It’s designed to record motion events and to live view remotely only when you need it.

1. The battery is built-in, so do not remove it from the camera.
2. Charge the rechargeable battery with a standard and high-quality DC 5V phone charger or Yeewise solar panel. Do not charge the battery with solar panels from any other brands.
3. Charge the battery when temperatures are between 0℃ and 45℃ and always use the battery when temperatures are between -20℃ and 60℃.
4. Keep the USB charging port dry, clean, and free of any debris.
5. Do not charge, use, or store the battery near any ignition sources, such as fire or heaters.
6. Do not disassemble, cut, puncture, short-circuit the battery, or dispose of the battery in water, fire, microwave ovens and pressure vessels.
7. Do not use the battery if it gives off an odor, generates heat, becomes discolored or deformed, or appears abnormal in any ways. If the battery is being used or charged, turn off the power switch or remove the charger immediately, and stop using it.
8. Always follow the local waste and recycle laws when you get rid of the used battery.

Warranty

YEEWISE provides the following warranty to the original retail purchaser only (the “Purchaser”) with respect to this product (the “Product”):
For a period of one (1) year after the date of sale, the Product shall be free from manufacturing defects in material and workmanship. In the event that the Product is defective, the Purchaser must return the Product at Purchaser’s cost (no CODs) to the address below, with the original proof of purchase receipt. In its sole discretion, Night Owl will either repair or replace the Product at no additional cost to the Purchaser. Any replacement Product (or parts) will be covered by the same warranty as the original Product through the expiration date of the original warranty period.

Exclusions
This warranty does not apply to the following parts or upon the following events:

1. Bulbs, LEDS and batteries;
2. The Product was not used or installed in the manner described in the installation instructions;
3. Negligent use of the Product or misuse or abuse of the Product;
4. Electrical short circuits or power surges;
5. Use of replacement parts not supplied by Yeewise;
6. Product is either tampered with, modified or repaired by another service provider;
7. Product has not been maintained in accordance;
8. Accident, fire, flood or other acts of God;
9. Failure to use Night Owl approved accessories;
10. Defects or damages arising by use of the Product in other than normal conditions (including normal atmospheric, moisture and humidity conditions).

Except as otherwise prohibited by law, this warranty is in lieu of other warranties, express or implied and Yeewise neither assumes no authorizes any person to assume for it any other
obligation or liability in connection with the sale or service of the Product.
In no event shall Yeewise be liable for any special or consequential damages arising from the use of the Product or arising from the malfunctioning or nonfunctioning of the Product or for any delay in the performance of this warranty due to any cause beyond its control. This warranty shall not apply to installation or the removal and re-installation of products after repair.
Yeewise does not make any claims or warranties of any kind whatsoever regarding the Product’s potential, ability or effectiveness to prevent, minimize or in any way affect personal or property damage or injury. Yeewise is not responsible for any personal damage, loss or theft related to the Product or to its use for any harm, whether physical or mental related thereto. Any and all claims or statements, whether written or verbal, by salespeople, retailers, dealers or distributors to the contrary are not authorized by Yeewise and do not affect this provision of this warranty.

Disclaimer
Certain uses, publication and/or distribution of video/audio recordings from security cameras and/or audio devices are prohibited or restricted by federal, state and local laws. When enabling and/or using audio recording features with your hidden security camera, be sure to comply with the laws in your country, state and locality.
Mac and Mac OS X are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. Windows, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

FAQ

Do the cameras work 24/7?

Does it require internet connection to function? Can I connect the NVR to my network via Wi-Fi?

No. The system works without internet. You can live view, record, playback and backup videos without connecting system to internet. Yes, you can either hardwire the NVR to your network with included network cable, or connect via Wi-Fi.

Do the cameras' power last after the 1st charge?

Please fully charge the cameras and mount them with solar panels. The solar panels replenish the power everyday they consume. Yes this will last and you don't need to take cameras down to recharge.

Can this be charged any other way than solar?

Yes. Simply connect it to a USB charger (NOT INCLUDED) using the provided USB cable.

What’s the WiFi distance from cameras to NVR?

In open space, the camera can be placed from the NVR for up to 1000ft in line of sight. The actual range will vary depending on several factors such as the thickness of walls, obstacles inside the house, and the location of NVR.

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