Ebitcam E2 720P Indoor PTZ CCTV IP Based Cloud Camera User Manual

: June 6, 2024
: Ebitcam

Version: V2.0
Ebitcam Camera
User’s Manual

Note: To protect your privacy, please change the initial password after login. Please keep your user name and password safe.

Introduction

Thank you for making the choice to purchase Ebitcam Camera. We’re sure that you will love everything that this fantastic security camera has to offer from the ease of setup and use to all of the fantastic features it offers. In this manual, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the camera, including how to set it up, how to download apps for your smartphone, and how to control all of the aspects of the camera right through our website.

Let’s get started so you can get your camera set up and running to provide you with that added measure of security you need for your peace of mind.

What Is the Ebitcam Camera?

The Ebitcam Camera offers users a number of functions that help to make it an ideal solution to those looking for added security and peace of mind in both home and office settings. Let’s examine some of the biggest benefits you will find now that you’ve chosen to use this security camera.

Traditional IP cameras tend to be difficult to install and use. The Ebitcam Camera does not have this issue. It’s relatively simple to set up and use, as you will see through the course of this manual. It is a plug-and-play system and offers a wealth of different features.

In addition, it offers:

WI-FI/3G/4G remote monitoring for real-time control from anywhere
Video in 1M/2M/3M/4M HD
Motion detection function
Observe what is happening in real-time from remote locations
Capture and store video and images both manually and automatically
Zoom in to get a better view of a specific area
Communicate with people (or pets) in the viewing area
Hear what is happening in the viewing area

Users will be able to work control and use their security camera through a variety of different devices, including iOS and Android devices. We will cover those devices, as well as how you can use them, throughout the course of this book.

Quick install and connect

One of the best features of this camera is the fact that you can operate and control it through multiple sources. You can use the interface on your computer at the www.ebitcam.com site, or you can download an app for your iOS or Android device – it will work with both phones and tablets. Let’s examine how you can get and set up the app on each of these different platforms.

You can operate and control the cameras in several ways by downloading and installing the Ebitcam app, available for the following platforms:

iOS or Android device (both phones and tablets). To use the application, you need to have:
– iOS devices: iOS 5.0 or above
– Android devices
– Android 2.1 or above; at least 600MHz.

Laptop or computer for Windows or MAC Webpage on the website by logging into your account at the www.Ebitcam.com site.

The following sections detail installing and using the Ebitcam mobile app for iOS and Android devices.

Downloading the Ebitcam App

There are several ways to download the Ebitcam application. These include

Scan QR code with the phone, to download and install the application ” Ebitcam “.

http://www.ebitcam.com/download

Download the ‘ Ebitcam ‘ APP from APP Store(iOS ) or Google Play Store(Android).
PC users, please download our APP: www.Ebitcam.com.

Creating an Account

To use the camera, you will need to set up an account with Ebitcam.

To create an account:

In the Ebitcam app on your mobile device, press
I am a new user Sign up.
The Sign Up page opens. Create a
User name and a Password.

Logging in to the EBITCAM Account

Locate the Sign in link:
Enter your user name and password in the appropriate fields.
Click Sign in.

Note: If you forgot your password, you can click the Forgot password link.

2.3 Connecting the Device

Access to the camera is accomplished with an Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection:

Ethernet: If you plan to use the device through a wired connection, you simply connect an Ethernet cable from the Ethernet interface to your router. The device will then show up on your
Wi-Fi: If you plan to connect through Wi-Fi, you will find the camera on the network once it is hooked up and the power is turned on. You will be able to add the camera, using the Add a device option, on the Ebitcam app.

To connect your device to your network:

Connect the device to a power source and wait approximately one minute for the camera to fully power On. If you connect via an Ethernet connection, the wired network light will flash green three times every three seconds, indicating that the camera is connected normally.
Connect your mobile device to the same Wi-Fi on which the device is running.

Note: This only needs to be done once during the initial setup.

After you connect your device to the network, you need to log in to your EBITCAM account and add the device to it.

Add a camera to the account

Click on ‘+’ in the top left corner, select the device model, scan the QR code and add the device ID, and enter the network connection interface.

Select network connection method

When network configuration, you can choose Wi-Fi configuration or ethernet configuration.

Wi-Fi connection

Click the WiFi connection icon and press the RESET button to enter the WiFi configuration mode.
Input the WiFi password, the connection should be successful!

Note:

Press the RESET key, hold for 1-2 seconds to enter the WiFi configuration,longpress10-12 seconds to restore the factory settings.
If the WiFi configuration fails, check the following:
· That your wireless network is turned on and active.
· That you have entered the correct Wi-Fi password.
· That your Wi-Fi is 2.4 GHz.
If it is still unable to connect, try to connect using an Ethernet cable.
The Outdoor Cameras only support wired connections for WiFi.

Ethernet connection

Plug in the network cable and click the Ethernet Connection icon to connect to the network, change the password, rename the device, set the time zone and you are now ready to access the device.

Using Apps for iPhone and Android

Camera List Previews

The camera list panel contains all cameras you have added to your account. Each preview picture has various indicators for online, password changed status, offline, or alarm.

Account Settings for Mobile Devices

The Settings page for iOS and Android are very similar. Minor differences are Account Settings for Mobile Devices indicated below.

The Settings page for mobile devices contains the following options:

Notification Center: Set the alarm mode, select the sound or vibration.
My Folder： Check local recording
In the Password section:

User admin password： Enter the Old password and a new password, and then enter the new password again in the Confirm password field.

User guest password： If you wish to allow someone access to your Camera, you can assign them a user guest password, which can be disabled at any time. Guests can view what the cameras are broadcasting and can move the cameras, but they will not be able to make any changes in the settings or use the remote microphone.

Binding email ： Enter an email address. This is the email account to which Notification is sent when you ask to reset your password.

About： Software version

At the bottom of the screen, there is a clear cache button. Click this to clear the cache on your mobile device. The original snapshots and/or videos stored on either your SD card or your Storage Devices are not deleted when you click Clear Cache.

View a camera’s live video

To view a camera’s live video, touch a preview picture. The initial display will show a navigation bar with Buttons of record, snapshot, microphone, speaker, and Image setting buttons. The navigation bar will Disappear after two seconds. Touch anywhere on the live view to activate it again.

The following icons are located on each video image on the screen:

Record (to initiate a live recording)
Snapshot (to create a snapshot image of the current view)
Microphone (to transmit your voice through the device)
Speaker (to transmit remote sounds)
Image setting (which enables you to set the mode for brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.)
Resolution (user can choose the resolution of the images.)
History Access (which opens to the History page and a filter)
Device settings (which opens with a list of Settings tabs)

Pan, Tilt, Zoom

Pan: Touch and swipe to the left or right to rotate the camera left or right.
Tilt: Likewise, touch and swipe up or down to tilt the camera view up or down.
Zoom : Zoom is accomplished two fingers touching the screen as if to pinch. Move two touching fingers apart to zoom in; Move two fingers together to zoom out.

SD card video recording setup

Please go to Setting to enable the recording function after the SD card is inserted into the card slot on the camera.

Note: Please insert and remove the SD Card when the power switch is in the OFF position.
Step 1: View the video
Step 2: Go to Setting Page
Step 3: Select ‘Record’
Step 4: Select ‘Continuous Recording’
Step5: Open the ‘Enable Recording’ button, Click ‘Apply’

Device Settings

The Device Settings Page features a number of different tabs that are just to the right of your cameras. You are able to switch between the different cameras to access the settings information for each of them.

Let’s look at the long list of items under this section.

About
Nickname
Date/Time
System
Admin Password
Guest Password
Alarm
Record
Accessory
SD Card
Storage Device
Cloud storage
Network
OSD (On Screen Display)
Others

About

In this section, you will find information about the particular camera that you are using.

It features several sections:

Model – Shows the model of the camera you are using.
Firmware Version – This shows the current firmware version you are using.
Device ID – This is the identifying number for your device.

Nickname

In this section, you will be able to enter a nickname for your camera.
Simply type the name into the box and then click on apply.

Now, that camera will go by that particular nickname when it shows up on the left side of the screen. This can make it nice and easy to know which camera is which quickly.

Date/Time

In the Date/Time tab, you can set the date and time for your camera. Choose the date, time, and time zone. You can also choose to synchronize to the local date and time automatically. However, you can change the time manually if you prefer. You will want to have the correct date and time so you can schedule your recordings correctly.

System

Under System, there are three sections under System, as detailed below:

Online upgrade
Online upgrade displays the current version number and shows if there is a newer version. You will see a red dot next to the Setting icon identifying that there is a new upgrade available. To download and install the latest software version, click Update.
Restore to factory settings
If you click Restore, it will restore the camera to the factory defaults, which can restore to factory settings be helpful in case you have made changes to the camera and want to cancel these changes.
Restart device
Clicking Restart reboots the camera. It is the same as unplugging the camera and plugging it back in again but is accomplished remotely.
Note: When the camera goes office, such as when using the Restart button, the snapshots are deleted if you do not have storage.

Device Admin/Guest Password

Admin Password
Each camera can have an Admin password. You can choose to give a person admin permissions on a single camera, but not all of the other cameras in your system, when you change the password through this setting.
Guest Password
If you wish to grant someone access to your camera, you can assign them a device guest password, which can be disabled at any time. Guests can view what the cameras are broadcasting and can move the cameras, but they will not be able to make any changes in the settings or use the remote microphone.

Alarm

The camera carries the mobile detection and alarm. After the mobile detection is opened, the alarm information can be sent to the mobile phone when the camera detects the moving events and the objects are moved.

Record

Under the Record tab, you have the ability to enable recordings based on two different options: Continuous Recording and Event record. You should enable one of these options if you wish to schedule recording times automatically.

Accessory

The cameras can detect motion in the viewing areas and can as a result of that detection, take a snapshot, record a video, trigger an alert, etc.

The Accessory tab offers two options to configure what the camera should do if and when motion is detected in the covered area:

Motion Detection
Select the Motion Detection tab to determine how sensitive the camera is when it comes to sensing motion. You can change the sensitivity settings for day and night operations separately to improve motion detection.
Add Accessory
The Add Accessory is for external devices connected to the camera. This setting will only occur if the camera has RF peripheral functions.

SD Card

The SD Card section indicates whether you have an SD card in the camera and whether it is enabled.

To use the SD card, place it into the slot on the back of the camera.
If the camera does not recognize the SD card, remove the card and unplug the camera. Put in the SD card and then plug in the camera. The camera will reboot, and then it should be recognized.

Note: It is always recommended that you format the card after installation.

Recording Device

Using the Recording Device option, you can introduce another element of The Recording Device, the Cloud Box. The Cloud Box is an ideal DIY (Do It Yourself ) security solution for homes and small businesses that require the recording of many hours of continuous video.

To use a Cloud Box, you must first connect the Cloud Box to the same network where one or more cameras are connected. Once you have confirmed that the Cloud Box is connected, you need to enter the Cloud Box ID and password and enable its use in the Recording Device tab.

Cloud Storage

The cloud storage function is a video storage function developed by wireless IP cameras based on moving object detection technology.

When a camera detects moving events such as someone walking and objects being moved, the camera will automatically start to record, and highly encrypted upload to the cloud. At the same time effectively avoiding the loss of key evidence caused by human destruction, SD card damage, you can feel at ease.

Network

Warning: If you change the settings on this tab, it is possible that the network can be disconnected.

The Network Tab enables you to choose the network interface that you want to use – Ethernet or Wi-Fi. When you choose Ethernet, you can view the MAC address, the network status, and the IP information.

Once your device is connected, it is recommended that you do not change the settings or click Apply on the Network tab, as this is likely to cause you to be
disconnected from the Network.

OSD (On Screen Display)

In the OSD tab, you are able to manage what displays on the video screen. These settings include:

Display Text – Add text that will show up on the video screen.
Display Date – Choose whether to display the date on the screen and the type of date format (MM-DD-YYY or YYY-MM-DD).
Display Time – Choose whether to display the time on the screen and the time format (12 hours or 24 hours).
Display Day of the Week – Choose whether to display the day of the week on the live screen.

After changing the settings, click Apply.

Others

Use the sliders to adjust the Speaker and the Microphone. You can make the Others volume higher or lower with these sliders. Sliding to the right makes the
volume goes higher, and sliding to the left makes it lower.

Flip is used when the camera is mounted upside down (for example, when it is attached to a ceiling). It will flip the images viewed from the camera (either
snapshot or recordings) so that they appear properly.