The titan outdoor camera offers a wide viewing angle and stable Wi-Fi to keep your life safe whenever and wherever you are.
SpecificationsWireless Setup and PairingWired Setup and PairingPhysical InstallationResetting to Factory Defaults
SPECIFICATIONS
- Robust outdoor design with IP65 rated enclosure
- PIR Motion sensor to reduce false triggers
- Built-in infraed super LEDs for Night Vision (up to 32 feet)
- High image quality with HD 720p resolution
- Extended and stable connectivitiy with 2×2 MIMO Wi-Fi
- Supports standard Power over Ethernet (PoE – IEEE802.3af) to reduce clutter and provide better Wi-Fi connections for outdoor cameras
- Camera Dimensions: 2.7″x2.7″x1.2″
- PoE Wi-Fi Bridge Dimensions: 2.16″ X 4.47″ X 1.69″
- Camera Temperature range: -4 to 104 deg F
- PoE Wi-Fi Bridge Dimensions: 32 to 104 deg F
Installation (Wireless)
NOTE: The steps for wireless camera pairing are different than what appear on the Touchscreen.
1. Mount the Camera onto the camera stand by gently tightening the camera to the stand
2. Connect the provided Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port located on the bottom of the Camera
3. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the port labeled “Camera” on the Poe WiFi Bridge
4. Plug the PoE WiFI Bridge into a live power outlet
Joining the Camera to the Touchscreen
If using the Wireless camera pairing method, plug your camera into a power outlet located near your home router.
- Plug your camera into a power source located near your home router.
- Navigate to Settings > Home Devices > Cameras > Add a Camera
- If this is the first camera you are adding to your system, or it’s been awhile since a camera was added, you will be asked to run a Network test. Click ‘Next’ to begin the test and ‘Next’ again once the green check mark appears.
- The Hardware Setup page is displayed. Disregard the stated instructions on this page.
- The PoE Bridge should now be displaying two green lights (Power and Camera). If it is not, allow the camera to wait for 2 minutes
- Once the PoE Bridge is displaying the two green lights, press the WPS button on your home router
- Press the WPS button located on the PoE Bridge. The WLAN light will begin to flash red.
- Wait for the WLAN light to change to green and begin rapidly flashing. Press NEXT on the Touchscreen.
- Once the Touchscreen locates your camera, you will be shown the general information. Click ‘Accept’ and then click ‘Next’ to proceed to the next screen.
- The camera will now check to see if it’s firmware is up to date. If the camera firmware is at the minimum version needed, the option to skip any additional firmware upgrades will be presented. Tap ‘Yes’ to upgrade the firmware or tap ‘No’ to continue with the pairing process. The system will attempt to upgrade the camera within 24 hours after the camera has been added if the firmware upgrade was skipped.
- If an update is selected, it will download the file at this time. Once the ‘Upgrading Firmware’ and ‘Configuring Camera’ lines say ‘Done’ beside them, click ‘Next’ to proceed to the next screen.
- Once the camera pairs, you will have the opportunity to give your camera a name and select the video quality. Make sure to give your camera name that you’ll recognize such as ‘Driveway Camera’.
- Now that the camera is named, it’s time to locate it where you want. Unplug the PoE Bridge and locate it where you would like it to be. Once the camera is powered up with three green lights on the PoE Bridge (Power, WLAN, and Camera), select ‘Verify Camera’. Once the camera is located, click ‘Next’.
Note: The steps on this page are for wired connections. If using a wireless setup, these instructions will differ.
- Your camera is now ready to be aimed where you want it and used.
Installation (Wired)
1. Mount the Camera onto the camera stand by gently tightening the camera to the stand
2. Connect the provided Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port located on the bottom of the Camera
3. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the port labeled “Camera” on the PoE WiFi Bridge
4. Plug a 2nd Ethernet cable into the “Data” port on the PoE WiFI Bridge
5. Plug the other end of the 2nd Ethernet cable into any open LAN port on the back of your home router
6. Plug the PoE WiFi Bridge into a live power outlet and wait for three green lights to appear (Power, Data, and Camera)
Joining the Camera to the Touchscreen
- Navigate to Settings > Home Devices > Cameras > Add a Camera
- If this is the first camera you are adding to your system, or it’s been awhile since a camera was added, you will be asked to run a Network test. Click ‘Next’ to begin the test and ‘Next’ again once the green check mark appears.
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- The Hardware Setup page is displayed. Press Next.
- Once the Touchscreen locates your camera, you will be shown the general information. Click ‘Accept’ and then click ‘Next’ to proceed to the next screen.
- The camera will now check to see if it’s firmware is up to date. If the camera firmware is at the minimum version needed, the option to skip any additional firmware upgrades will be presented. Tap ‘Yes’ to upgrade the firmware or tap ‘No’ to continue with the pairing process. The system will attempt to upgrade the camera within 24 hours after the camera has been added if the firmware upgrade was skipped.
- If an update is selected, it will download the file at this time. Once the ‘Upgrading Firmware’ and ‘Configuring Camera’ lines say ‘Done’ beside them, click ‘Next’ to proceed to the next screen.
- Once the camera pairs, you will have the opportunity to give your camera a name and select the video quality. Make sure to give your camera name that you’ll recognize such as ‘Driveway Camera’.
- Now that the camera is named, it’s time to locate it where you want. Remove the Ethernet cable connecting your home router to the PoE WiFi Bridge and move the camera to where you would like it to be permanently installed. Once you plug the camera back in and see the three green lights (Power, WLAN, and Camera), press “Verify Camera” and follow the onscreen prompts.
- Your camera is now ready to be aimed where you want it and used.
Physical Installation
- Use the provided drill template to mark where you would like your camera to be installed.
- Use the provided screws to secure the base of the camera
- Cover the screws with the provided weather proofing caps
- Attach the camera to the mount
- Hang the cable on the hook
- Connect the sealing cap around the Ethernet Cable
NOTE: Make sure your camera is configured and added to your system prior to permanently mounting.
Resetting to Factory Default Settings
- Press and hold the ‘Reset” button on the PoE WiFi Bridge for 20+ seconds while plugged into power.
- WLAN LED will begin to blink RED confirming device has been reset.
