PnP IP/Network Camera

一. Hardware Installation

Connect the IP camera and router via network cable. Ensure the router's Power indicator light is on (yellow) and the Network Indicator light is flashing (green).

⚠️ Please use the provided power adapter. Unauthorized power adapters may damage the IP camera.

Note: The IP camera can be reset to factory settings by pressing the reset button for 10 seconds. The reset button is located on the bottom of the camera.

An image shows a router connected to a VStarcam IP camera via a network cable. The camera has two antennas. A power adapter is also depicted.

二. View via Android Mobile Phone

1. Install the P2PCam264 software. Visit the URL http://3g.gocam.so via your phone's web browser and follow the instructions to download, or scan the QR code to download the PnP version software.

   Screenshots of a smartphone displaying the Vstarcam Video Surveillance System interface. Options include selecting phone type (iPhone/iPad/iPod, Android, Symbian, Windows Mobile, Java program) and software versions (General Version, Plug&Play Version). A QR code is also displayed for downloading the software.

2. After successful installation, the 'P2PCam264' icon will appear on your phone's desktop.

   A screenshot of the mobile phone's home screen showing the 'P2PCam264' application icon.

3. Run the software and tap 'Add' to add cameras.

   The 'Camera List' screen within the P2PCam264 app, showing an 'Add Camera' button and a list of cameras (initially empty or showing a placeholder).

4. Tap 'Scan', then point your phone's camera towards the UID sticker.

   The 'Add Camera' screen, with input fields for 'UID', 'Security Code', and 'Name', along with 'Scan' and 'Search' buttons. An image of a hand holding a smartphone, with the phone's camera pointed at a UID sticker located on the bottom of a VStarcam IP camera. Screenshots of the mobile phone's virtual keyboard for entering the security code or password.

   The UID can be found on the bottom of the camera or the warranty card. After a 'beep' sound, the UID is scanned successfully. You can also tap 'Search' to add cameras in the LAN.

   The default password is: 888888.

5. Tap 'camera' to view the live video.

   The 'Live View' screen of the P2PCam264 app, displaying a live video feed from the camera with user information (e.g., resolution, connection status).

6. WIFI Setup: Tap the arrow icon next to the online camera to 'Edit Camera'. Choose 'Advanced Setting' then 'WIFI'. The router SSID list will appear. Tap the correct router's SSID, enter the WIFI password, and tap 'Add'. Then, unplug the camera's network cable. The camera will restart and automatically connect to the selected WIFI.

   Screenshots illustrating the 'Edit Camera' menu, 'Advanced Setting' options, and the 'WIFI Setup' screen where a router's SSID can be selected and a password entered.

Notes:

• If the camera has Pan/Tilt function, users can slide up and down the video screen to control the camera.
• For more information, please refer to: http://faq.vstarcam.com/en/pnp-android.html

三. View via iPhone

1. Install the P2PCam264 software. Visit the URL http://3g.gocam.so via your phone's web browser and follow the instructions to download, or scan the QR code to download the PnP version software.

   Screenshots of the iPhone interface showing software download options (English, Simplified Chinese), browser selection, and app icons.

2. After successful installation, the 'P2PCam264' icon will appear on your phone's desktop.

3. Run the software and tap 'Add' to add cameras.

   A screenshot of the 'Camera List' showing an online camera.

4. Tap 'QR Code', then scan the camera's UID.

   A screenshot of the 'Add Camera' screen with fields for Name, UID, and Password, and buttons for 'Save' and 'Cancel'. Screenshots of the iPhone keypad for entering the password.

   Point your iPhone's camera towards the UID sticker (found on the bottom of the IP camera or the warranty card). After a 'beep' sound, the UID is scanned successfully. You can also tap 'Search' to add cameras in the LAN, or manually 'Add camera' by inputting the camera's UID and password.

   The default password is: 888888.

5. Tap 'camera' to view the live video.

   Screenshots showing the 'Camera List' and 'Live View' on the iPhone app.

6. WIFI Setup: Tap the arrow icon next to the online camera to 'Edit Camera'. Choose 'Advanced Setting' then 'WIFI'. The router SSID list will appear. Tap the correct router's SSID, enter the WIFI password, and tap 'Add'. Then, unplug the camera's network cable. The camera will restart and automatically connect to the selected WIFI.

   Screenshots illustrating the 'Edit Camera' menu, 'Advanced Setting' options, and the 'WIFI Setup' screen where a router's SSID can be selected and a password entered.

Notes:

• If the device has Pan/Tilt function, users can slide up and down on the video screen to control the camera (P/T).
• For more information, please refer to: http://faq.vstarcam.com/en/pnp-iphone.html

四. View via PC

1. Install the Super Client Software from CD or download via http://soft.vstarcam.com/application/app-jkp2p-vstarcam.exe. After installation, the 'Super Client' icon will appear on the desktop; double-click it.

   A screenshot of the VStarcam 'Super Client' software installer or desktop icon, labeled 'IP Camera'.

2. Click 'Add Camera' to connect the camera in LAN or WAN.

   • Add cameras in LAN: Click the 'Find' button and select the cameras.
   • Add cameras in WAN: Input the UID (found on the bottom of the camera or warranty card). The default password is: 888888.

   The 'Add Camera' dialog box within the Super Client software, featuring fields for 'Name', 'UID', and 'Password', along with tabs for 'Connect', 'Alarming', 'Record', and 'Camera Parameters'. Buttons include 'Find', 'Set WiFi', 'Modify Password', 'Flip Image', 'OK', and 'Cancel'.

3. Click 'OK' to confirm adding the camera. The 'Set WiFi' option allows setup for Wi-Fi connection.

4. Double-click the 'IP Camera' icon to view the camera.

   A screenshot of the main 'IP Camera Super Client' window, divided into multiple panes. One pane shows a live video feed from the camera, displaying timestamp, frame rate, and speed. Other panes or areas likely contain controls for starting/stopping all cameras, options, video, alarm, and setup.

Note: For more information, please refer to: http://faq.vstarcam.com/en/pnp-jk.html