ShenZhen Fujikam Industry Development IPC01 Cloud Camera User Manual IP Camera
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Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUAL IP Camera (HD Cloud IP Camera) User Manual for WEB Client Cloud ip camera web client user manual MODEL: 812 Note: To protect your privacy, please change the initial password after login. Please keep your user name and password safely. 812 USER MANUAL Contents 1.Introduction................................................................................................................. 2.Installation......................................................................................... .................... . ..... 2.1. Camera installation and login..............................................................................1 2.2. Wireless Installation guide................................................................................... 3 3.Home page............................................................................................................................4 3.1. Camera guide..........................................................................................................4 3.2 Camera status.........................................................................................................6 3.3 Account settings..................................................................................................... 7 3.4 Image setting & PTZ control................................................................................ 8 3.5 Mode selection......................................................................................................12 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 3.6 Interface button..................................................................................................9 3.7 Playback..............................................................................................................9 4.Information...........................................................................................................................15 4.1 Alarm information review.....................................................................................15 5. Settings...............................................................................................................................16 5.1 About........................................................................................................................ 16 5.2 Nickname.................................................................................................................12 5.3 Admin password.................................................................................................... 18 5.4 Guest password.....................................................................................................19 5.5 Network....................................................................................................................20 5.6 OSD.......................................................................................................................... 23 5.7 Micro SD card.........................................................................................................18 5.8 Camera alarm settings.........................................................................................19 5.9 Scedule recording................................................................................................. 20 5.10 Date/Time..............................................................................................................21 5.11 System...................................................................................................................21 5.12 Other...................................................................................................................... 22 6. Problem solutions.............................................................................................................23 7. Wireless basis...................................................................................................................26 8. Wireless security.............................................................................................................. 29 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 1. Introduction Thanks for buying our products. Cloud IP camera has a variety of functions, which dedicates to the office and home solutions. Unlike traditional IP Camera, cloud camera uses P2P technology, plug and play (no need to do port forwarding, DNS, or IP address setting). By using WIFI remote monitoring , Cloud Camera realizes real-time control at any where and any time. 720P HD makes image clear and smooth. Cloud IP camera also has motion detection function, making it cost-effective for home and public places security. This manual is only for reference, any update please open www.mipcm.com to download newest manual version. 2. Installation 2.1. Camera installation and Login Step 1: Connect power and network Please refer to "Quick Installation Guide” for installation Step two: Login 1: Open www.mipcm.com on browser, and put in camera ID and password (each IPCAM have a unique ID number and password). Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA Note: To protect your privacy, please change the initial password after first time login. Language Download Registeratio Enter the ID number or registered account Password Login Note: The user can click on the login screen of the "Register" button to register a user account, login to add / manage multiple cameras. 2: On the video viewing screen. ID login page Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA Account settings Registered account login page Live view shoot Play Real-time viedo Image playback shortcuts 3: Install the plug-in: Install video plug Note: If the image blurs when you watch, probably run the focal during transportations or human factors of the camera lens, the focal length of the lens caused by out of focus, the user can put the camera on the 3 meters for Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA reference, swing the camera lens back and forth a few times till the image in best performance. 2.2. Wireless Installation Considerations Wireless Camera promises you in the wireless network coverage area to use wireless connection to access the network. However, the wireless signals need to pass through walls, ceilings and other objects, thickness and location of limits Wi-Fi range. The network ranges depending on your room or office types of materials and radio frequency noise. Please follow these basic guidelines to maximize wireless range: 1. Make sure the walls, ceilings between routers and your IP Cameras have as fewer as you can, - each wall or ceiling can weaken adapter 3-90 feet (130 meters) of the wireless transmission range. 2. Please pay attention to the straight-line distance between the devices. 1.5 feet thick (0.5 meters) of the wall at a 45degree appears to be almost 3 feet (1 meter) thick. When turning to the 2degree, the thickness of the wall will reach 42 feet (14 meters). Put the machine straight through a wall or ceiling (instead of at an angle) for better reception. 3. Building Materials make a difference. Metal door or aluminum studs may weaken the wireless signal. The access points, wireless routers and other Cloud ip camera web client user manual networking devices where the signal passes through drywall or not open doorways. Materials and objects such as glass, steel, metal, band insulator, water (fish tanks), mirrors, file cabinets, brick, and concrete will degrade your wireless signal. 4. Keep your product away from the electronic devices that generate RF noise and appliances at least 3-6 feet or 1-2 meters from the outside position. 5. If you are using 2.4GHz cordless phones or other radio transmitting source devices (such as microwave ovens), your wireless connection may degrade dramatically or drop completely. Make sure your 2.4GHz phone base is as far away from wireless devices. Even if the phone is not in use, the base will still transmit signals. 3. Homepage 3.1 Add Camera Wizard Cloud ip camera web client user manual After registered users login, the user can add, delete and manage multiple cloud cameras. 812 USER MANUA 2. Add Camera ID 1. Add online cameras Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 3. Enter Cloud IP Cam password and click add device. 4. Enter Cloud IP Cam password and click revise button. Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 5. After choosing Wi-Fi, enter the password and click apply. 6. Add IP Cam Successfully. Attention: 1. the 4th step is based on the Cam’s initial password, if the initial password is not “admin”, this step can be cancelled. Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 2. The 5th step, after choosing Wi-Fi and enter password, when applying, please check the STATE1 ( ) light flashing status. Before pulling the cable please make sure the STATE1 ( ) flash 3 times for every 3 seconds. 3.2 Camera status 1. You can see the online status of every camera you added, which can be divided into 3 statuses. • Green color indicates that your camera is online. • Yellow color means the camera online; however, password has been changed. You need to enter the new password to access the camera. • Red indicates the camera is offline and not able to access remotely. If the camera is offline, please try the following methods: • Make sure the camera's network connection is normal. • Try to restart your network router. • Please check the camera's cable connections to ensure they are connected. • Make sure the camera STATE2 ( ) the green light flashes every 3 times every 3 seconds. Cloud ip camera web client user manual If you still can not access your camera, please restart the camera or press the RESET shortly backing to the factory settings. 812 USER MANUA 2. 3. : Add or delete online cameras. : Show or hide the status bar. 3.3 Account settings 1. Set video size: User can choose the resolution of the images. 2. Password: User can modify the admin account (The visitors login the account by administrator password can modify the information of the account). 3. Guest Password: The visitors who login the account by guest password can only watch and rotating screen, which can't modify the information of the account. 4. Exit: Exit Video Interface. 10 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 3.4 Image settings and PTZ control 1. Brightness / Contrast / Saturation / Sharpness: video images can adjust the parameters of the corresponding (Such as the right to adjust these parameters will result in poor image quality display we may not recommend users adjust of these parameters). 2. : Click "Reset", you can restore brightness / contrast / saturation / sharpness back to the factory settings. 3. 4. : IP CAM can control PTZ up / down / left / right rotation. : Display and hide the status bar icons. 5. Machine Turnover: When the machine is hosting, the picture is turnover, when choosing Machine Turnover, the picture will turn back. 11 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 6. Supply frequency: Please choose the right Supply frequency based on the local area. (China rated frequency is 50Hz). 812 USER MANUA 3.5 Mode selections 1. Automatically: Infrared lamp’s on and off is based on the environment around the photosensitive sensor. 2. Daytime: IP camera is switch into daytime mode, infrared lamp is off. 3. Night: IP camera is switch into night mode, infrared lamp is on. 3.6 Button page 1. Video Play / Stop: Click buttons to play or stop the video. 2. Temporary manual recording button (the file recorded to micro SD card): Click the buttons on the audio / video recording, recording icon indicates 12 Cloud ip camera web client user manual .NOTE: This video button function applies only to temporary manually recording. 812 USER MANUA 3. Snapshot button: Click the button for playing video capture pictures. 4. Voice intercom: Click buttons, camera and computer microphone / speakers are turned on; the two sides’ voices can be heard. 3.7. Playback Micro SD card stores the video files. 1. Camera list 2. Video files and catalog Play/Stop 1. Select the camera in the camera list. 2. In the image on the right can find more information. Video files and file details. 13 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 14 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 4. Information 4.1 Alarm Information Checking 1. Information checking 15 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 2. Open the image 3. Save as 812 USER MANUA 5. Management This section shows the configuration of the IP Cam. 5.1 About Basic information about the camera is displayed. 16 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Model: The camera version number. Software Version: Camera current software version number. Plug-in version: watch current video cameras plug-in version number. Device ID: camera ID. 812 USER MANUA 5.2 Nickname Modify the current camera name. 17 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Nickname: User can modify the name of the camera. 5.3 Admin Password 812 USER MANUA Admin Password: Enter the current login password (default password is admin). New Password: Enter the new admin password. 18 Cloud ip camera web client user manual (To protect your privacy, please change the initial password after logging. Please keep the user name and password.) New Password confirmation: Re-enter the current camera modified login password. Click "Apply" to save your changes. 5.4 Guest Password Admin Password: Enter the administrator password of the current camera. Guest Password: Enter guest password (Default password is admin). New Password Confirmation: Re-enter the new guest password again. Click "Apply" to save your changes. 19 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA 5.5 Network NIC: Ethernet (wired) or wireless networks. 1. Ethernet: Effective when connected to a wired network. Start Status: The current Ethernet situation is enable or disable. Mac Address: The current Ethernet Mac address. Automatically obtain an IP address (cameras default): When selected, the camera Automatically get to the router connected to it is automatically assigned to 20 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Its associated IP address / gateway / subnet mask information. 812 USER MANUA Obtain DNS Service Address automatically: After clicking, IP Cam will automatically obtain DNS by router. By using DNS server address underneath: After clicking, the camera will manually access with DNS connected to the Cam (user may not need to set it). 2. Wireless Network: (wireless network configuration) Select the wireless network card after. Choose WI-FI Wireless Mode: Hot / Terminal A.Hot spots: As a searching device, the default mode is wireless hot spot. By using PC or iPhone can search the hot spot, IP cam hot spot is realize as ID number. For example: ipc1jfiegaaaah2a. By connected with hot spot can realize the WIFI P2P connections. 21 Cloud ip camera web client user manual A. Terminal: As an searched devices, can realize network Camera connected with WIFI router. 812 USER MANUA Note: After setting up WIFI click Applications,, WIFI Surface does Choose Client not immediately refresh the page information, the user wants to quit "Network", and then enter, you can see no Line Choose router connection status display: After a successful connection, IP Address and gateway information will get to. Meanwhile STATE1 flashes 22 Cloud ip camera web client user manual green 3 times every 3 seconds. 812 USER MANUA 5.6 OSD Menu settings 23 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 812 USER MANUA Display text: After tickled, the upper left corner of the screen will display the name of the camera. The user can modify the display name of the camera (Can not have Chinese or symbols, only English and numbers). Display date: After tickled, upper left corner of the screen will display the date. Date format: The user can select Year / Month / Day or Month / Day / Year two date formats. Display time: After tickled, the screen will display the time. Time format: User selectable for 24-hour or 12-hour format clock. 24 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Display week: After tickled, the screen will display weeks. Click “Apply” to save your changes. 5.7 SD card: Display Camera SD card status. 812 USER MANUA Format: The Micro SD (T-FLASH) card is formatted; the existing micro SD card contents will be cleared. 25 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Repair: If "Playback" cannot see video file or view the alarm information, can repair the micro SD card. (Note: The repair function may cause part of the micro SD card contents lost) Uninstall: put micro SD card from the camera release Click Apply to save your changes. 812 USER MANUA 5.8 Camera alarm arming settings: Adjust the sensitivity Apply I / O Alarm input: When normally open, alarm input port connect with an external alarm sensor (such as door sensor, infrared, smoke alarm detector, etc.) must be a normally open alarm probes. When alarm occurs, the probe switch is closed; network cameras generate alarm triggers, alarm calls according to user settings. 26 Cloud ip camera web client user manual I / O Alarm output: When normally open, alarm output port corresponding external alarm devices (such as alarm loudspeakers, sound and light alarm equipment, etc.) must be a normally open type, when an event has occurred, the user sets the Alarm I / O port output , camera alarm output switch is closed, trigger external alarm devices. Sensitivity: To set the sensitivity of motion detection, the greater the value the higher the sensitivity, relatively the probability of false alarms generated will be higher, generally we recommend user to choose the default values, the user also can set up sensitivity based on their will. Choose motion Take photo I/O on/off Pre - recorded time Alarm on 27 Apply Cloud ip camera web client user manual 5.9 Scheduled recording: 812 USER MANUA In this option you can choose the 7* 24 hour video or scheduled recording. Note: video files will be stored in SD card, when content is full, it will overridden. 28 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 5.10 Date / Time: Time Server address: Users can manually enter in the online search to fill the local country time zone server address (default time server address is China time). Sync data & time automatically: When Opening, the cam will automatically synchronize the time displayed on the address bar time server address with corresponding time. Time zone: Users can choose the time zone of the camera. 812 USER MANUA Date: When “time server automatically" turned off, users can manually modify the cam’s date. 29 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Time: When "time server automatically" turned off, users can manually modify the camera’s time. Click “Apply” to save your changes. 5.11 System: Online Upgrade: If you have the latest software, there will be tipsclick update, the camera will be online software upgrade, after the upgrade is successful will re-start the Camera. 812 USER MANUA Restore the factory settings: The user can click the "Restore" button, will pop up on the right 30 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Diagram tips. When the "Save network device" checked, the point is determined, in addition to Network setup parameters retained, the other parameters are restored to the factory settings back; When the "Save Network Device" is not checked, the point is determined, all camera parameters Few are restored to factory settings back, equivalent to click the RESET button. Reboot: Click the reset button after the restart of the camera. 812 USER MANUA 5.12 Other: Audio: 31 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Speaker: Set the size of the camera's speaker sound, use the mouse to drag the slider to set, the greater the value, the greater the sound from the speaker. Mac: Sets the camera microphone sensitivity, drag the slider with the mouse settings, the greater the value, the more sensitive the microphone receiving sound external environment more, the computer listens to the voice of the larger end, the corresponding listening to ambient noise is greater. Flip: To turn upside down. Power Frequency: 50Hz and 60Hz with two frequencies selected the user machine installation area under power frequency to choose. Click Apply to save your changes. 812 USER MANUA 6. Troubleshooting This chapter provides solutions for questions or problems in camera installation and operation. If you encounter problems, please follow solutions below. (Below we take Windows ® Vista ™ and XP as example. Different operation systems have the similar operation.) 1). what is Remote Access? How to do that? 32 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Remote access means that you can access a camera from a web on any PC trough internet. So even if you are not at home, you can access a camera, view live video and manage its settings. How to do that? Please follow the Quick Installation Manual in the packing box. If your camera does not work, please check whether the following things are right. ....STATE2 ( ) on the camera flashes green 3 times every 3 seconds ....Internet connection is working properly ... The router's LAN & WAN connection are working properly. ... Router UPNP and DHCP are on ... Routers can get a public IP. ... Router has been upgraded to the latest firmware version 812 USER MANUA ... Restore your camera to factory settings by press “RESET” key one time on camera bottom ... Disconnect router power supply and connect it again to restart Try again to make your camera work after the above checking. 2). Why is network connection unstable? 33 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Network cable may get a problem. You can PING the address of a existing device in the same network. If network cable connects right and network connect right, you should get a reply like bytes = 32 time = 2 ms. Another possibility is that the network equipments like hubs and switches may have problems. Ensure all network equipments connect and work well. 3). Why does the APP show camera not online? This may be caused by firewall protection (such as MAC addresses filtering, MAC address binding with the IP address). In this situation, please contact your system administrator to check firewall. Firewall may need some configuration changes. For more information, please refer to camera installation. Ensure STATE1 ( ) or STATE2 ( ) flashes 3 times every 3 seconds. Router default settings may have a problem. Ensure router DHCP server is on. If there are multi-level routers, each should connect the other trough WAN (for example, the 1rs router LAN connects the 2nd router LAN by a network cable). If problem still exists, connect your camera with power, and then press “RESET” key on the bottom to restore to factory settings. 4). Why are there vertical white lines in image? CMOS sensor being exposed to strong light (such as direct exposure to sunlight or halogen light) may cause this problem. CMOS sensor is behind the lens. It is to measure the optical signal and converts it to a digital format, then the 34 Cloud ip camera web client user manual computer will convert digital format to images to users. If the CMOS sensor has been in high night for a long time remember not to move it to dark places for it may damage the sensor. 5). Blur image. What to do? When camera works in dark places, its image may get blur. Or, your camera does not focus properly. Rotate the lens till you see a clear image. Web viewing on a computer may get a blur image. Because a computer has much larger screen than a phone, and same resolution image will be amplified. 6). Image quality is poor, how to improve it? Open www.mipcm.com and login. Find image quality configuration to adjust the parameters to improve image quality (e.g.: brightness, contrast, color saturation). 7). When I view on a web, there is no image. Why? If you are using Internet Explorer, please make sure ActiveX is on. You may need to modify the browser's security settings to allow ActiveX plug-in installed. If you are using Internet Explorer versions earlier than 7.0, you need to upgrade your Web browser. 8). Troubleshooting, LED status indication: Indicator LED Status Description status 35 Troubleshooting Cloud ip camera web client user manual POWER (power indicator) Red light Normally on Power supply is normal If light is not lit, check the power supply is damaged or the camera hardware failure, requiring repair. Wifi was disabled by 1. Press RESET for 5 seconds to the user or wifi restore the factory settings. hardware failure 2.Make camera with wired Ethernet connection, after landing, in the (OFF "Manage" -> "Network" ,make WIFI enabled; 3. Camera hardware failure, requiring repair. WIFI router is trying 1. Verify WIFI router is good; to connect 2. Try the camera placed from somewhere near WIFI router and Red light then reconnect the power. Normally on 3. Restart WIFI routers and cameras; 4. Camera hardware failure, requiring repair. STATE1/STA1 Is connected to the 1. Please make sure your router's Red Flashing 2 times router, is trying to DHCP server is enabled. obtain an IP address 2. Try to restart the router. through DHCP 3. Manually assign a WIFI router to the same gateway IP address. Red light flashing 3 times Ip address has been 1. Confirm the router is good. obtained or the user 2. Camera hardware failure, requiring to configure a static ip repair. address, is trying to communicate with the gateway And Green light Normally on gateway communication is 1. User can check whether the network can access the Internet. normal, is trying to 2. Check whether there are two communicate with the routers connected (first level router internet network cable will need to receive a 36 Cloud ip camera web client user manual second-class router's WAN port on the job). 3. Try the camera placed from somewhere near WIFI router and then reconnect the power. 4. Check the router is turned on the firewall to do MAC address filtering. Green flashing 2 Internet traffic is 1. Restart the machine or the normal, is trying to machine on again to restart. communicate with the 2. Try running the camera, based cloud server on the press camera base RESET button hole 6 seconds, times set the camera to restore the factory tune. Normal Normal Green communication with light the cloud server, you flashing 3 times can access the camera via cloud services Wi-Fi for adhoc mode References Cloud Camera Quick (Wi-Fi did not Installation Guide configure the router / router connection Red \ green lights flashing alternately failed / DHCP fails to enter this mode), you can Wi-Fi terminal (mobile phone / pad / notebook computers) connected to the wireless network, and then access the camera through 192.168.188.254. 37 Cloud ip camera web client user manual Ethernet is disabled 1. Users press RESET 5 seconds to by the user or the restore the factory settings. network cable is not 2. Check \ replace the camera and (OFF connected or Ethernet connect the network cable between card the routers. hardware failure 3. Camera hardware failure, requiring repair. Network cable connected, Red light the is 1. Please make sure your routers IP DHCP server is enabled. address is obtained 2. Try to restart the router. 3. Manually assign a letter to the Ethernet IP address of the router the same gateway. IP address has been 1. Confirm whether the router is good. obtained or the user 2. Camera hardware failure, requiring STATE2/STA2 Flashing to configure a static red IP address, is trying repair. to communicate with the gateway And gateway communication is 1. The user to check whether the network can access the Internet. normal, is trying to 2. Check whether there are two Green light communicate with the routers connected (first level router internet network cable will need to receive a second-class router's WAN port on the job). 3. Check the router is turned on the firewall to do MAC address filtering. Green flashing 2 times Internet traffic is 1. Restart the machine or the normal, is trying to machine on again to restart. communicate with the 2. Try running the machine, cloud server based on the press machine base RESET button hole 6 seconds, set the machine to 38 Cloud ip camera web client user manual restore the factory tune. Normal Normal Green communication with light the cloud server, you flashing 3 times can access the camera via cloud services DHCP fails, use a References << >> Cloud Camera temporary IP address Quick Installation Guide. 192.168.187.254, Red \ Users can access the green same computer and lights webcam LAN, set flashing alternately different segments IP (192.168.187.xxx), and then access the camera through 192.168.187.254 7. Wireless Infrastructure IP CAMERA wireless products are based on industry standards for your home, business or public access wireless networks to provide easy and compatible high-speed wireless connection. IP CAMERA strictly follows the IEEE standard. Wireless LAN (WLAN) is network that transmits and receives data trough wireless signal not electrical wiring. WLAN is increasingly used in home, office, 39 Cloud ip camera web client user manual airport, coffee shop, and other public places. WLAN needs no electrical wiring or other base equipments. It helps people to work and communicate easier and more efficient with its mobility. Tips: When you use a wireless network, please note the following: Put your router or access point at center area Put the router / access point at the highest point of the room, so the signal can be distributed to whole room space. If you have a two-story house, you need to install a repeater to extend signal coverage. Eliminate interference Make sure home appliances such as cordless telephones, microwaves, and televisions are far from the router / access point, which helps reduce interface. Safety Prevent your next door neighbors or others connecting to your wireless network. Open WPA or WEP in the router to protect your wireless network. Please refer to the product manual for more information on this feature. 40 Cloud ip camera web client user manual 8. Wireless Security This section introduces different levels of security to protect your data from invasion. IPCAM provides the following security types: • WPA-PSK (pre-shared key) • WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) What is WEP? WEP is Wired Equivalent Privacy. It is based on the IEEE 802.11 standard and uses the RC4 encryption algorithm. WEP provides security by data encryption on your wireless network, so that to ensure secure transitions from one wireless device to the other. To access a WEP network, you must know the key. Key is a code string. When using WEP, you must specify the level of encryption. Type of encryption determines the key length.128-bit encryption requires a longer key than 64-bit encryption. Key id defined by HEX (16 hex -0-9, AF) or ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange - alphanumeric characters) format. 41 Cloud ip camera web client user manual ASCII format allows you to enter a string that is easy to remember. ASCII is converted into HEX when used on the internet. Four keys can be defined for easy changing if needed. What is WPA? WPA or Wi-Fi Protected Access is a Wi-Fi standard, designed to improve WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) security features. There are two major improvements over WEP: It improved data encryption through the Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP). TKIP messes the keys using a hash algorithm, and ensures that the keys are not changed by adding integrity-checking feature. Based on 802.11i, WPA2 replaces TKIP with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) instead of TKIP. User authentication through EAP gets missed in WEP.WEP is easily to be sniffed or stolen for it accesses wireless network trough computer MAC address. EAP is built on a more secure public key encryption system to ensure that only authorized network users can access the network. WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK uses a pass phrase or key to authenticate your wireless connection. Key is an alpha-numeric password between 8 and 63 characters long. Password can include symbols and spaces. This key must be the same with your wireless router key or access point key. 42 Cloud ip camera web client user manual After camera installation as the Quick Installation guides, you can use the assigned IP address of the camera. Because you share the same network with one or more computers trough a router, the assigned IP address is a local address. Then you can view your camera in local network. 43 FCC Statement: 1. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. and(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. The distance between user and products should be no less than 20cm
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