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5.3.2. TURN AUDIO ON/OFF/TALK TO BABY
Whilst you are viewing the image transmitted by the camera, you can choose between
listening or talking to the baby or silence options.
5.4. TAKING PHOTOS
To save a snapshot of what the camera is seeing, click on the camera icon .
5.4.1. PHOTO ALBUM
While you are viewing your baby via the IPcam click on the album icon .
Note:
You will not be able to hear your baby whilst the device is in talking mode .To
hear your baby, deactivate the talking mode or press the listening mode icon .
IOS
ANDROID
Depending on your IOS device’s current
mode it will display one of the following
three icons.
Listening mode
Silence mode
Talking mode
To change mode click on whichever of
the above icons is currently displayed
and select either ‘Listening’, ‘Silence’ or
‘Talking’ from the dropdown list. The icon
will change to reflect the choice made and
‘Listening’, ‘Silence’ or ‘Talking’ will appear
in the lower right of the screen.
To turn audio on press the speaker icon
To turn audio off press the mute icon
To talk to your baby via your smartphone/
tablet device press the talk icon .
Pressing the talk icon will automatically
select the mute mode. Deselecting the talk
icon will return the camera to whichever
mode it was previously in.
IOS
ANDROID
Click on any of the photo thumbnails in the
photo album to view that photo.
Swipe your finger across the screen to
view other photos in the album.
Click on any of the photo thumbnails in the
photo album to view that photo.
Press your phone/tablets back button to
return to the photo album and view another
photo.
5.3. USING THE CAMERA
5.3.1. VIEWING YOUR BABY
On the list of cameras, click on the camera you wish to view and the image of what
the camera is pointing at will appear.
If the camera appears to be ‘Disconnected’, you will need to connect it again. To do
this, click on the edit icon (Android) or i-icon (IOS) on the camera list for the
camera you wish to configure and select the ‘Reconnect’ option.
Note:
Infrared night-vision is automatically triggered in low light conditions. Whilst in
night-vision mode the screen will capture images in black & white.
