YESKAMO P09-US3004-2T 3 Outdoor Home Security Camera User Guide
- June 3, 2024
- YESKAMO
Table of Contents
YESKAMO P09-US3004-2T 3 Outdoor Home Security Camera
Statement
- Thanks for purchasing this product. YESKAMO is committed to providing our customers with reliable security solution and protect your property all times.
- This is the fast setup guide which only helps you familiar with this product quicker, for more information about product, please refer to the full user manual
- Though we apply all efforts to make the manual complete and accurate, there could still be some discrepancies due to products’ timely update. Detailed information is in accordance with the final products.
Safety Caution
- Please use the included power supply with the product to prevent damage to the product.
- Please avoid any avoidable obstacles and electromagnetic product between camera and NVR for better signal
- All man-made damages are outside the scope of free warranty
Technical Support
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Website: www.yeskamo.com
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Email: usservice@yeskamo.com
(for US) ukservice@yeskamo.com (for UK) -
US Cell: +1 830 745 5888
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UK Cell:+44 20 38074763
Product Introduction
WiFi Floodlight Security Camera
- IR Cut Filter: auto switch day/night
- Weatherproof IP66 Housing: working temperature: -20C/-4 F to 60 C/140 F 2pcs Floodlight: will turn on automatically in the darkness when Al sensor was triggered
- 2pcs IR led: IR lads will automatically switch on at darkness for night vision
- Microphone: Pick up audio
- Speaker: transmit sound
- 2-Axis Mounting Bracket: adjust installation angle and vandal-proof inside cable 360° all-round swiveling and 90″ up-down adjusting
- RJ45 Ethernet port: connect with supplied ethernet cable for power supply and connect to NVR to transfer signal
- Power-in Port: back up port for power supply, connect with 12V 1A, do not cut it. (Not included power supply)
Note: It’s better to install the cameras under roof or protections to help extend the life of the device.
Quick User Guide
Network Video Recorder (Abbreviated as NVR)
- Lan Port : plug the network cable for each camera into one of these sockets, it will transmit video and power simultaneously.
- WAN Port : connect to router with Ethernet cable for remote viewing DC 48V Power Input: plug the DC power adapter into this socket to provide power to the NVR and cameras
- Audio Out: Used for connecting speakers.
- VGA video output: connect NVR to VGA input port of your TV/monitor for video and audio output (VGA cable not included)
- On/off Button: turn on/turn off the NVR after plugin HD Mill video output: connect NVR to HDMI input port of your TV/monitor (HDMI cable not included)
- USB port: for USB mouse control, USB flash drive port for video footage backup and system upgrading
- Power Indicator: light on when NVR has power supply
- Hard drive Indicator: light on when hard drive is recording
Connection Instruction
- Check and make sure the power button is turn off.
- Plug camera to the socket with provided ethernet cable
- Plug NVR to power socket with provided 48V 2A adapter
- Plug mouse to NVR
- Connect NVR recorder to TV/Monitor with HDMI/VGA cable (Not included)
- Turn on the power button
- Use Ethernet cable to connect the WAN port of NVR to LAN port of router, make the system online if you want to remotely view the cameras on phone app (Skip it if you only want to view local videos on monitor)
User name: admin Password: No password (Default password is no password,
let it blank and click “Ok” to login the camera system)
Note: 1. The laptop can’t be used as monitor directly, please use your
TV or desktop’s monitor for local viewing
What if my TV does not display the image of camera?
The default output resolution for NVR recorder is 1280×1024, which may not
be compete- ble with some screens and it will be black on the monitor. Please
adjust the resolution of system to match your monitor as below steps:
- Connect the NVR to any other screen via VGA cable to enter the system, (or you may also try any other screen via HDMI to see if you can enter the NVR system).
- Once you are able to login/access the NVR system, click right mouse button to enter main menu> system setup >general setup > display resolution> 1080P@60Hz, apply to save it
- Connect the NVR to your primary monitor via HDMI/VGA cable. You should have it worked with the primary screen.
NVR optional output resolution: 1024×768, 1280×1024, 1366×768, 1440×900, 1080P@50Hz, 1080P@60Hz (change the output resolution to match your primary monitor)
Remotely view the cameras on the phone
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Make sure the NVR system is ONLINE status:
Connect the WAN port of NVR to LAN port of router with Ethernet cable, then the NVR system will be ONLINE. Right click the mouse to enter main menu > fast network> cloud (P2P) > ONLINE
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Download free app Search free APP
“Eseecloud” in App store or Google play. The phone app will be updated sometimes, if your phone app menu is different from the menu in user manual, please contact us to get the latest user manual
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Create an account and login phone app
Register an account with your email address /phone number and passwords. A verification code will be send via text.
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Add Cloud ID:
Enter APP > My Device > click “+ in the right top corner or center of the phone> “Add Device”> “Standalone camera/Kit” > Input “Device Cloud ID”> click “Complete”
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Cloud ID:
A: Right click the mouse to enter main menu > fast network> cloud (P2P)
B: Right bottom corner of the monitor -
Name of device: customize the system name (such as home, office, room..)
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User Name: default is admin (the same as your NVR recorder)
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Password: default is no password, leave it blank/empty (same as your NVR system)
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Remotely view camera via phone:
Double tap the screen, and you can view camera anywhere anytime.
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Two way audio communication Turn on the “speaker” button at top right corner of phone app and you can hear the audio from camera side. Tap” microphone” button to enter chat screen, then press and hold “microphone” button and you can talkback to camera side. Tap” hang up” button to return preview screen
Note: Only one user can use the “microphone” at one time, others can use the microphone when the first person hangs up.
How to do if I delete a camera in YESKAMO NVR recorder?
How to add a new POE IP camera?
Keep the camera connect to the NVR via provided Ethernet cable, make sure
the LAN port on the NVR is flashing, and the camera video will be live view in
1-2 minutes.
What’s the furthest distance can this system support?
Any requirements to the Ethernet cable? Generally the distance between the NVR
Recorder and cameras should within 80 meters(262ft) and you can use Cat 5 or
high level ethernet cable, for those with oxygen-free copper network cable can
transmit more stalely and furtherly.
7. How to manually turn off the floodlight at night?
This floodlight camera has a built in Al sensor and floodlights. The
floodlight will automatically switch on at night when detect any suspicious
activities and offer true color videos. But you can customize the IR-Cut mode
to turn off the floodlight as below steps: Before customizing the IR-Cut mode
for a selected channel, please double click the selected channel to enter full
screen mode. Right click mouse to enter main menu> color adjustment> IR-Cut
mode: Infrared, Daylight, Night. Full Color. Smart Mode
| IR Cut Mode | Day | Night |
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| Infrared | Color Picture | Black & White, floodlight will never turn on |
| Daylight | Color Picture | Totally black once ambient light is insufficient, |
floodlight will never turn on
Night| Black & White| Black & White, floodlight will never turn on
Full Color| Color picture| Color picture, floodlight always turns on at night
Smart| Color picture| Black & white when No one pass by, and floodlight switch
on to offer color video once someone pass by and and AI activated
Note:
A: The light of floodlight camera lasts for about 20 seconds.
B: The time interval for floodlight is about 2 minutes.
C: Only under the “Full color” mode and “Smart” mode, the floodlight will
turn on at night.
How to turn off Siren Alarm from camera side?
There are 6 types of alert available, Buzzer, E-Mail Notice, phone app
notification, IPC Alarm, Split Screen and Drawn Region. You can customize the
alerts based on your requirement. Take IPC alarm as example, it sounds a siren
alarm from camera side when human motion detected. Right click mouse select
Channel and click “Enable” > disable “IPC Alarm” > Click “Apply” to save the
setting. Please noted, the default channel is channel “1”, revise the channel
if you need to setup other channels, such as channel “2-8”. enter menu> System
Setup> Channel Setup> Video Detection>
Note:
A: If you choose phone app or email alert for this camera, please make
sure your camera system is online, so that you can receive the alerts. For
more information, please refer to detailed user manual.
B: If you want to setup the same alerts for all channels, please repeat
above steps or click “Copy to all