YESKAMO Quick User Guide

Statement

Thank you for purchasing this YESKAMO product. YESKAMO is committed to providing reliable security solutions to protect your property at all times. This guide is designed to help you quickly familiarize yourself with the product. For more detailed information, please refer to the full user manual. While efforts are made to ensure accuracy, discrepancies may occur due to product updates; information is subject to final product specifications.

Safety Caution

• Wireless functionality refers to the absence of cables between the camera and the NVR base; however, the entire camera system requires a power supply connection.
• Please use the included power supply with the product to prevent damage.
• For optimal signal, avoid placing avoidable obstacles and electromagnetic products between the camera and the NVR.
• Man-made damages are outside the scope of the free warranty.

Technical Support

Website: www.yeskamo.com

Email (US): usservice@yeskamo.com

Email (UK): ukservice@yeskamo.com

US Cell: +1 830 745 5888

UK Cell: +44 20 3807 4763

Product Introduction

Network Video Recorder (NVR)

Description of NVR ports and indicators:

• VGA video output: Connects to the VGA input port of your TV/monitor for video and audio output (VGA cable not included).
• HDMI video output: Connects to the HDMI input port of your TV/monitor (HDMI cable not included).
• WAN Port: Connects to a router via Ethernet cable for remote viewing. It is also used to pair new cameras with the NVR recorder or re-establish connection if a camera is lost.
• USB port: Used for USB mouse control, connecting a USB flash drive for video footage backup, and system upgrades.
• Power Input: Connects to the provided 12V 2A/3A adapter for power supply.
• Antenna: Transmits a strong wireless signal from the NVR recorder.
• Power Indicator: Illuminates when the NVR has power.
• HDD indicator: Illuminates when the hard drive is recording.

Wifi Floodlight Security Camera Components

Description of camera components:

• Microphone: Picks up audio.
• 4pcs Floodlight: Illuminates automatically in darkness when the PIR sensor is triggered, providing color video.
• 4pcs IR led: IR LEDs activate automatically in darkness for night vision (black and white video).
• Speaker: Transmits sound.
• 3dBi Antenna: Receives Wi-Fi signal from the NVR recorder.
• Weatherproof IP66 Housing: Designed for outdoor use with a working temperature range of -20 °C/-4 °F to 60°C/140 °F.
• IR Cut Filter: Automatically switches between day and night modes.
• PIR Sensor: Detects motion within the monitoring area to trigger alerts or lights.
• TF Card Slot: For inserting a TF card (max 128GB, FAT32 format) for video storage.
• Reset button: Press and hold for approximately 5-10 seconds to restore the camera to factory settings.
• 2-Axis Mounting Bracket: Allows for adjustment of installation angle, with 360° swiveling and 90° up-down adjustment.
• Power-in Port: Connects to the provided 12V 1A plug for power supply.
• RJ45 Ethernet port: Used for pairing/matching cameras with the NVR or for a wired connection to the NVR or router for a stable signal.

Connection Instruction (Model No.: TJ06-10804-2TB)

Steps for connecting the system:

1. Plug the camera into a power socket using the provided 12V 1A adapter.
2. Plug the NVR into a power socket using the provided 12V 2A/3A adapter.
3. Connect a USB mouse to the NVR.
4. Connect the NVR recorder to a TV/Monitor using an HDMI/VGA cable (cable not included).
5. Use an Ethernet cable to connect the WAN port of the NVR to the LAN port of your router to enable remote viewing. Skip this step if you only intend to view local videos on the monitor.
6. Login: User name: admin. Password: Leave the password field blank and click "Ok" to log in.

Notes:

• A laptop cannot be used directly as a monitor; please use a TV or desktop monitor for local viewing.
• The NVR recorder includes a built-in router, and cameras receive wireless signals from it. For best performance, place the NVR centrally within the monitoring area, minimize obstacles between cameras and the NVR, and ensure the camera antennas are parallel to the NVR's antennas.

What if my TV does not display the image of camera?

The default output resolution for the NVR recorder is 1280x1024, which may not be compatible with all screens, resulting in a black display. Adjust the system resolution as follows:

1. Connect the NVR to another screen via a VGA or HDMI cable to access the system. If you can log in or access the NVR system, proceed.
2. Once logged in, right-click to enter the main menu, then navigate to System Setup > General Setup > Display Resolution. Select "1080P@60Hz" and click "Apply" to save the setting.
3. Reconnect the NVR to your primary monitor via HDMI/VGA cable. The display should now work correctly.

Optional NVR output resolutions include: 1024x768, 1280x1024, 1366x768, 1440x900, 1080P@50Hz, 1080P@60Hz. Adjust to match your primary monitor.

Remotely view the cameras on the phone ?

1. Ensure NVR Monitor is ONLINE:

Connect the WAN port of the NVR monitor to the LAN port of your router using an Ethernet cable. The NVR monitor will then be ONLINE. Verify this status in the NVR's Main Menu > Fast Network > Cloud (P2P).

2. Download the free app:

Search for the free app "YESKAMO" or "EseeCloud" in your device's app store (App Store or Google Play) and download it.

3. Create an account and log in:

Register an account using your email address or phone number and a password. A verification code will be sent via text message. Log in to the app with your credentials.

4. Add Cloud ID:

Method A: In the app, navigate to "Add Device" (usually a "+" icon). Scan the "Cloud ID" which is typically found on the NVR's monitor screen (Main Menu > Fast Network > Cloud (P2P)) or on the device's label.

Method B: Alternatively, in the app, click "+" > "Other ways to add" > Input "Device Cloud ID". The default password is blank. Click "Add" and then "Complete" to finish.

Device Name: You can customize the name of the device (e.g., "Home", "Office", "Room").

User Name: The default user name is "admin".

Password: The default password is blank (leave it empty, the same as your NVR monitor system login).

5. Remotely view camera via phone: Double-tap the screen in the app to view your cameras from anywhere, anytime.

How to enable the Siren Alarm from camera side? ?

The system offers four types of PIR-activated alerts: Buzzer (NVR beeps), Email alert, Phone app notification, and IPC Alarm (siren from the camera). To enable the IPC Alarm:

1. Right-click the mouse to enter the main menu, then navigate to System Setup > Channel Setup > Video Detection.
2. Select the desired channel and click "Enable".
3. Check the "IPC Alarm" option.
4. Click "Apply" to save the settings.

Notes:

• For phone app or email alerts, ensure your camera system is online.
• To apply the same alert settings to all channels, repeat the steps for each channel or use the "Copy to all" function.

How to manually turn off the floodlight at night?

The floodlight camera features a built-in PIR sensor and floodlights that automatically activate at night upon detecting suspicious activity, providing true color videos. You can customize the IR-Cut mode to control the floodlight behavior:

Before customizing for a selected channel, double-click the channel to enter full-screen mode.

Navigate to Main Menu > Color Adjustment. Select the desired IR-Cut mode:

• Infrared: Displays Black & White video; the floodlight will never turn on.
• Daylight: Displays Color video; the floodlight will never turn on.
• Night: Displays Black & White video; the floodlight will never turn on.
• Full Color: Displays Color video; the floodlight will always be on at night.
• Smart: Displays Black & White video when no motion is detected. When motion is detected (PIR activated), the floodlight switches on to provide Color video.

Notes:

• The floodlight duration is approximately 20 seconds.
• The time interval between floodlight activations is about 2 minutes.
• The floodlight will only turn on at night when using the "Full Color" or "Smart" modes.

How to add a new camera to YESKAMO NVR recorder?

Cameras are typically paired with the NVR recorder before shipping and will auto-pair after the system is powered on. If a camera loses connection or you wish to add a new camera, follow these pairing steps:

1. Bring the new camera near the NVR recorder.
2. Connect the camera to a power outlet using its provided 12V 1A power adapter.
3. Use an Ethernet cable (RJ45) to connect the camera directly to the NVR recorder. The WAN indicator light on the NVR's back panel should turn on.
4. On the NVR, right-click to enter the main menu, then navigate to "Video Manage".
5. In the "Video Manage" interface, locate the channel that shows "IPC disconnect", "connect fail", or "different segment". Select this channel, click "Delete", and then ensure its status changes to "No video source".
6. Click the "Search" button in the upper box to find the camera's IP address. A new IP address should appear shortly.
7. Once the IP address is listed, click "Match Code".
8. The "Wifi add" interface will appear. Click "Exit" until the camera's IP address is displayed for the corresponding channel (e.g., 172.20.14.xx).
9. The camera's video feed should now appear on the monitor, and the channel status in the "Video Manage" interface will show "Connect Success".
10. You can now disconnect the Ethernet cable and install the camera at its desired location, ensuring it is within the NVR's Wi-Fi range. If remote viewing is required, reconnect the NVR's WAN port to your router via Ethernet cable.

Two-way audio communication ??

To hear audio from the camera side, enable the "speaker" button located at the top right corner of the phone app.

To communicate with the camera:

1. Tap the "microphone" button within the app to enter the chat screen.
2. Press and hold the "microphone" button to transmit your voice to the camera.
3. Tap the "hang up" button to return to the preview screen.

Note: Only one user can utilize the microphone function at a time; others must wait for the current user to finish.