Smart Clock Alarm HD Hidden Camera with Radio SpeakerUpdated 2 years ago
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Quick Setup Guide
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Smart Clock Setup
- To start with setup make sure you are connected to 2.4Ghz WiFi network
- Make sure that the phones ringer is ON and phone is not on silent mode
- Make sure you got IOT Living downloaded on your phone
- Press hold the reset button (RST/SET) for 5 seconds till you hear a reset tone from the unit
- Wait till you hear the third beep , this indicates that the device is ready to be configured
IOT Living App Setup
- Go to the app and click on PLUS (+) sign in the top right corner scroll until you see the picture of your camera's model and tap on it
- Label the clock the desired room name
- Click on Continue and press 'Yes'
- Scan the QR-Code on the back of your clock
- Make sure that the top field is displaying the correct WiFi network name in the top field & enter your WiFi password
- If your network name is not correct, or not there, go to the WiFi connection of the phone and make sure that the phone is connected to the correct 2.4Ghz WiFi network
- If you are unable to see your WiFi network through the IoT Living App your router may be using a 5Ghz network and you will need to contact your Internet provider to enable 2.4Ghz on your router
- If your network name is not correct, or not there, go to the WiFi connection of the phone and make sure that the phone is connected to the correct 2.4Ghz WiFi network
- Configuration will begin, make sure that the phone is placed close to the clock during this process until the configuration reaches 100%
- The device will be added to the list in the app and the clock is ready to use
Common Issues
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- "Not Working" obviously isn't specific enough, but "Not Turning On" is better
Troubleshooting Guides
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Identifying the issue
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Before getting started:
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Troubleshooting
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- You can use tab to make a sub-list of steps
- e.g. Make sure they're plugged directly into a wall socket with no power board or extension cable
- Make sure you're using very accessible language that everyone can understand.
- That means no overly complicated technical terms
- Make sure you list every step as YOU would do it. That includes what to do with the ticket
- If the end of the troubleshooting is a replacement then put that in
Frequently Asked Questions
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- 6 or 7 hours
What's Included in The Box?
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Canned Responses
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