iCSee is a smart security camera platform and mobile app ecosystem enabling remote monitoring, motion detection, and cloud storage for Wi-Fi and PoE surveillance devices.
iCSee is a widespread mobile application and software platform developed by Hangzhou JF Tech, serving as the operating system for a broad range of smart security cameras. Rather than being a single hardware manufacturer, iCSee is an ecosystem used by numerous OEM brands to power Wi-Fi cameras, PTZ domes, panoramic bulb cameras, and battery-powered doorbell units. The platform provides a unified user experience, allowing homeowners to connect, configure, and monitor disparate devices through one central app interface.
Key capabilities of the iCSee ecosystem include seamless remote viewing, intelligent humanoid tracking, real-time motion alerts, and two-way audio communication. The app supports flexible storage options, including local TF card recording and secure cloud backup services. Known for its affordability and ease of setup via QR code scanning, iCSee has become a standard choice for DIY residential security solutions globally.
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Locate the reset button on the device (often found under a waterproof cover or near the SD card slot). Press and hold it for 5 to 10 seconds until you hear a voice prompt saying 'Restore factory settings' or 'System starting up'.
Most iCSee compatible cameras only support 2.4GHz Wi-Fi networks. Please ensure your smartphone is connected to a 2.4GHz network during the initial pairing process, as 5GHz networks are typically incompatible.
In the iCSee app, open the live video feed, tap the settings (or share) icon, and select 'Share'. This will generate a QR code that your family member can scan using the iCSee app on their own account.
A camera may go offline due to a power interruption, Wi-Fi signal loss, or router changes. Try restarting the camera and router. If the issue persists, ensure the distance to the router is within 10 meters or reset the device to reconfigure the network.
It is recommended to use a Class 10 Micro SD card with a capacity between 8GB and 128GB, formatted to FAT32. This ensures smooth recording and playback of local storage.