NEW AirSight App Features

Here is a simple guide that will walk you through the features available in the AirSight App

GETTING TO KNOW THE X10 AIRSIGHT APP

Upon running the app for the first time you will be presented with the ADD CAMERA page

Use the icons along the bottom of the screen to navigate between the different tabs

Subsequent visits will bring you directly to the CAMERAS tab

CAMERA Tab

After you've added your cameras to the app - the ADD CAMERA tab will show your list of cameras as well as their status

GREEN = Online
YELLOW = Incorrect Password
BLACK = Offline

Use the EDIT CAMS button to delete cameras from your list or access their settings menu

LIVE VIEW

To view live video tap the image of your camera on the CAMERA tab to access the LIVE VIEW menu

If your camera model has the ability to pan and tilt, use the blue arrows located on the live image to PAN/TILT your camera

While the phone is in horizontal orientation you can swap between the CONTROLS and INFORMATION tabs

Controls Tab

The CONTROLS tab offers the following controls:

Continuous Pan: Use this button to tell your camera to continuously pan left and right - tap again to stop.
Continuous Til: Use this button to tell your camera to continuously tilt up and down - tap again to stop.
Take a Snapshot: Snapshots will be saved in the PHOTOS & VIDEO tab
Record Live Video: Videos will be saved in the PHOTOS & VIDEO tab
Listen and Talk with Two-Way Audio: (XX60A and XX70A PTZ cameras require external microphones and speakers -not included)
Adjust the Quality of the Video
Set Preset Positions: Use this button to program in up to 8 preset positions for your camera.
Go To Preset Positions: Use this button to tell your camera to go to one of the 8 preset positions you programmed.
Zoom In and Zoom Out: If your camera model has the ability to zoom you can do so from these buttons
Access the Camera's Settings

Information Tab

The INFORMATION tab offers the following information:

Camera Name: Displays the name designated for the camera
Camera Status: Displays the current status of the camera
Last Access Time: Displays the date and time the camera was last access via the app.
Storage Status: Displays the current status of the SDCard
Network Spped: Displays the network speed of the camera.
IP Address: If the mobile devices is on the same internal network as the camera, the internal IP [INT] will be displayed here. Otherwise the external [EXT] IP of the camera will be listed

While your phone is in vertical orientation you can access the following features by clicking on the appropriate icon located along the bottom of the screen:

Reverse: Reverses the image should you need to mount the camera upside down
Mirror: Reverses to a mirrored image of the live view of the camera
Contrast: Adjusts the contrast of the image
Brightness: Adjusts the brightness of the image
Take a Snapshot: Snapshots will be saved in the PHOTOS & VIDEO tab
Record Live Video: Videos will be saved in the PHOTOS & VIDEO tab
Full Screen: Hides the control icons
Zoom In and Zoom Out: If your camera model has the ability to zoom you can do so from these buttons

CAMERA SETTINGS

From the camera's SETTINGS menu you can:

Change the Camera's Password
Access the WiFi Settings
Adjust the Date/Time Settings
Access the Alarm Settings
Update Email Settings
Access the Motion Detection Settings
Adjust the SDCard settings
Check the Camera's Firmware Version
Set the Environment

NOTE: The PASSWORD field, while editable, will NOT change the P2P password for your camera. (See the Change Password Menu section below).

Change Password Menu

You can change the P2P password for your camera from the CHANGE PASSWORD menu

OLD PWD: Type the password your want to change
NEW PWD: Type your newly chosen password
CONFIRM: Re-Type your newly chosen password
Tap SAVE

WiFi Menu

Use the WIFI menu to set a different wireless network

Locate your wireless network from the list of available networks

Type in your WiFi password (case sensitive) and tap OK

Date/Time Settings Menu

Use the DATE/TIME SETTINGS menu to sync the camera's date and time with your smartphone or tablet

Please note that this feature is not supported on all models - the camera must be an XX69A, XX70A or newer to utilize this feature

Alarm Settings Menu

If you have an external siren or output switch connected to the IO pins on the back of the camera you can access the settings for the inputs from the ALARM SETTINGS menu

More information regarding the I/O Pins can be found here.

Mail Settings Menu

Use the MAIL SETTINGS menu to enter the credentials for the email address you would like the camera to use to send notifications via email

Please note that this feature is not supported on all models - the camera must be an XX69A, XX70A or newer to utilize this feature

Motion Detection Menu

Use the MOTION DETECTION menu to turn motion detection ON/OFF, adjust the sensitivity of the detection, and set the required action when a motion event is triggered

SDCard Settings Menu

If your camera model includes an on board SDCard slot, you can check the available capacity of the SDCard, format the SDCard, and set the recording frequency to the SDCard from the SDCARD SETTINGS menu

Firmware Version Menu

The FIRMWARE VERSION menu displays your camera's current firmware version

Environmental Mode Menu

Use the ENVIRONMENT MODE menu to select the appropriate mode for the cameras viewing environment:

INDOOR MODE: Used for normal indoor environments (50-60Hz)

Power line frequency or mains frequency is the frequency of the oscillations of alternating current (AC) in an electric power grid transmitted from a power plant to the end-user. In large parts of the world this is 50 Hz, although here in America, and some parts of Asia it is typically 60 Hz. AirSight IP cameras have multi-voltage (100-240VAC, 50-60Hz) power supplies for use in both environments - the Light Frequency is simply to communicate to the software which one is in use - however it is unlikely that changing from 50Hz to 60Hz will provide a noticeable difference.