Wi Fi Camera Placement Guide Base Station 322KB PDF (English)

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Examples of good locations for placement of the Camera Base Station are shown below.
Installation Notes
Ensure that electrical
power and a Wi-Fi
connection are available
when selecting the
location for the camera
base station.
The camera base station
should be placed a
minimum of 6 feet (2m)
from your router and about
3 feet (1m) above floor
level.
Select a location that
ensures the camera base
station’s wide angle
viewing area covers
doors, windows and other
points of entry such as
stairwells.
A primary location should
face a point of entry such
as a front/back door or in
a location such as a foyer
or room that allows the
camera base station’s
wide angle lens to capture
the entire room.
Rotate the camera base
station’s lens to ensure its
wide angle lens can
capture the entire room.
In order to prevent
frequent and unnecessary
motion alerts, avoid
pointing the camera base
station directly at
televisions, windows or
portraits.
Be sure to set up alert
zones to avoid false alerts
that could be caused by
passing cars or ceiling
fans.
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ACCESS
SENSORS
BASE
STATION
ACCESS
SENSORS
BASE
STATION
BASE
STATION
Indicates Possible Alternate Locations
Examples of good locations for placement of the C1 OR C2 Wi-Fi cameras are shown below.
Installation Notes
Ensure that electrical
power and a Wi-Fi
connection are available
when selecting the
location for the camera.
Select a location that
ensures the camera’s
wide angle viewing area
covers doors, windows
and other points of entry
such as stairwells.
A primary location should
face a point of entry such
as a front/back door or in
a location such as a foyer
or room that allows the
camera’s wide angle lens
to capture the entire room.
In order to prevent
frequent and unnecessary
motion alerts, avoid
pointing the camera
directly at televisions,
windows or portraits.
The C2’s viewing angle
can be tilted to provide
optimal coverage. This is
especially helpful when
the camera is wall-
mounted.
C2 *C2
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ACCESS
SENSORS
C2
ACCESS
SENSORS
Indicates Possible Alternate Locations
*C1
or
C2
WIC2
C1 or C2
*C1 or C2
*C1
or
C2
C1 or C2
*ANGLE CAMERA TO ENSURE VIEWING AREA COVERS DOORS AND OTHER ENTRY POINTS
*C1 or
C2

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