Videolink IP Camera Manual

Part 1: Connect and Manage Cameras Using Mobile App

This section details how to connect and manage your Videolink IP cameras using the mobile application.

All software and manual downloads are available at: http://www.yucvision.com/videolink-Download.html.

To begin, download the "Videolink" mobile app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store and install it on your mobile phone.

Upon first launch, you will need to register an account using your email address or mobile phone number. Once registered, log in to the app.

1. Configure the Camera Using Wi-Fi

1. Ensure your camera has Wi-Fi functionality. Before connecting the power adapter, verify that the camera's LAN port is not connected to an Ethernet cable. If it is, disconnect the cable and press the reset button for 5 seconds to restore factory settings. After connecting power, wait approximately 10 seconds.
2. Connect your mobile phone to your Wi-Fi router via Wi-Fi.
3. Open the Videolink app and tap the "Add" button.
4. Select "Wi-Fi". The app will automatically detect your mobile phone's Wi-Fi network.
5. Enter your Wi-Fi password (your wireless router's password) and tap "Next".

Image Description (Figures 1-3): These figures show the mobile app interface. Figure 1 displays an "Adding smart Devices" screen with options like Wi-Fi, 4G, and Wired connection. Figure 2 shows the Wi-Fi selection screen, prompting the user to connect to a 2.4GHz network if their Wi-Fi is 5GHz. Figure 3 shows the screen after selecting Wi-Fi, with a "NEXT" button to proceed.

After proceeding from the initial configuration prompt, wait a few seconds. The app will automatically transition to the next interface. The camera will then attempt to match the code using sound waves. A "di" sound from the phone indicates a successful connection to your wireless router via Wi-Fi.

If your camera lacks both a microphone and speaker, sound wave matching may not be possible. In such cases, you can add the camera by aligning the QR code displayed on your phone screen with the camera lens.

Tapping the camera in the interface will take you to the camera's monitoring and management interface. The camera has now been successfully added.

Image Description (Figures 4-8): Figure 4 shows a prompt indicating the device is entering configuration mode. Figure 5 shows the "Device scan QR code" screen, instructing to place the QR code before the camera. Figure 6 indicates a successful Wi-Fi transfer. Figure 7 shows the monitoring interface with a camera feed. Figure 8 displays the main monitoring and management interface, showing camera feeds and controls like HD, PTZ, Zoom, and Playback.

2. Add a Camera by Scanning a QR Code

This method is for cameras without Wi-Fi functionality.

1. Connect the camera to your switch/router using an Ethernet cable and connect the power adapter.
2. In the app, select "Wired connection camera".
3. Navigate to the QR code scanning interface. Point your mobile phone at the QR code on the camera body to scan it.
4. After a successful scan, provide a custom name for the camera and tap "BIND IT" to complete the addition.

Image Description (Figures 9-12): Figure 9 shows the "Adding smart Devices" screen with "Wired connection (IPC/NVR)" selected. Figure 10 displays the "Scan QR code" interface, prompting the user to place the QR code in a box. Figure 11 shows the "Bind Device" screen where you can name the camera (e.g., "Living Room"). Figure 12 shows the monitoring interface after the camera has been added.

3. Add Cameras via LAN Connection

If the camera's QR code is not accessible, you can add it via LAN search.

1. Click "Click here to add a device" on the app's search page.
2. The app will automatically search for cameras on the LAN. Once found, tap the camera to complete the addition.

Image Description (Figures 13-16): Figure 13 shows the "Scan QR code" screen with an option to "Click here to add a device". Figure 14 shows the "Bind Device" screen for a wired connection, allowing you to name the camera. Figure 15 shows the app searching for cameras on the LAN. Figure 16 displays the monitoring interface after adding a camera via LAN.

4. How to Turn On/Off Auto Humanoid Tracking

This section describes how to configure PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) tracking features.

Fixed Position Tracking

1. Use the PTZ control buttons to rotate the camera to your desired position. This position will serve as the return point.
2. Switch the PTZ control interface to the "SENIOR" setting interface.
3. Enter '88' in the input field and tap the "Set" button. This sets the tracking return position (Home position).
4. Tap the "Start Track" button to enable the camera's automatic tracking function.
5. Tap the "Stop Track" button to disable the tracking function.

Image Description (Figures 1-6): These figures illustrate the PTZ control interface on the mobile app. They show directional controls, zoom/focus adjustments, preset settings, and buttons for starting/stopping tracking.

Part 2: Add and Manage Cameras Using PC Software

This part covers the process of setting up and managing cameras using computer software.

1. Install Search Tool on Your PC

1. Run the installer file "AjDevTools_V5.1.9_20201215.exe" and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation.
2. Run the installed software.
3. Within the software, you can modify camera IP addresses, upgrade firmware, and adjust other settings. Right-click on a camera's IP address to open its web interface in a browser.
4. When accessing the web interface, use the default login credentials: username "admin" and password "123456". If prompted, download and install any necessary browser plug-ins. Click "Login".

Image Description (Figures 1-5): Figure 1 shows the installer file. Figure 2 shows the language selection screen for the installation. Figure 3 shows the setup wizard for AjDevTools. Figure 4 displays the main AjDevTools interface, listing network cards and IP addresses. Figure 5 illustrates right-clicking an IP address to open the web configuration.

Image Description (Figures 6-7): Figure 6 shows the IP Camera Web Login page with fields for IP address, username, password, and language. Figure 7 shows the login confirmation after entering credentials.

2. Use PC Software to Search and Add Cameras

This section describes using the LMS computer software.

1. Install the LMS computer software. The installer file is "LMS_install_V5.0.5_20211123.exe".
2. The software supports multiple languages, including English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Custom language packs can be provided upon request.
3. Follow the prompts to complete the software installation.
4. Run the LMS software. The default login credentials are: username "admin", password "123456". Click "LOGIN" to access the software.
5. In the LMS software, navigate to "Devices" then "Start Search". Click the search button to find cameras on the network.
6. Once cameras are found, click "Add" to add them to the software.
7. To view the camera feed, click "LiveView". Double-click the camera's IP address in the device list to display its video feed on the right side of the screen.

Image Description (Figures 8-9): Figure 8 shows the LMS installer file and the language selection screen. Figure 9 shows the LMS login screen.

Image Description (Figures 10-11): Figure 10 shows the LMS software interface with a "Device List" and search results, including IP address, device model, and status. Figure 11 shows the LiveView interface with camera feeds displayed.

3. Preview and Control Cameras with VIDEOLINK PC Software

This section describes using the Videolink PC software for previewing and controlling cameras.

1. Locate and double-click the VIDEOLINK PC software executable file. Follow the installation prompts and then launch the software.
2. Log in using the same username and password registered for your mobile phone app.
3. Upon successful login, the software displays all cameras associated with your account. You can preview live feeds and view video playback from this interface.

Image Description (Login Screen): The Videolink PC software login screen shows fields for username, password, and an "AutoLogin" option.

Image Description (Live View): The Videolink PC software's main interface displays multiple camera feeds simultaneously, allowing for comprehensive monitoring.

Camera PTZ Control Command List

This table outlines commands for controlling camera PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) functions.

Software and Manual Downloads

All software and manual downloads are available at: http://www.yucvision.com/videolink-Download.html

Mobile App

• iOS: Download from the App Store.
• Android: Download from Google Play.
• HarmonyOS: Download from Huawei Harmony OS.

Manual Downloads

Mobile App Manuals

• Videolink mobile app Manual: Available in English and Russian.

Camera Manuals

• P05 series Camera Manual: Available in English and Russian.
• P2 series Camera Manual: Available in English and Russian.
• P02 series Camera Manual: Available in English.
• P06 series Camera Manual: Available in English and Russian.
• P07 series Camera Manual: Available in English and Russian.

PC Software Downloads

• Search Tool: Available in English and Russian.
• LAN PC manage software: Supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Korean, Polish.
• WAN PC manage software: Available in English and Russian.
• Videolink P2P PC software: Available in English and Russian.

SDK download is available upon contacting the developer.