Nokia Remote Camera User guide
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We, NOKIA CORPORATION declare under our sole responsibility that the product PT-6 is in conformity with the provisions of the following Council Directive: 1999/5/EC. A copy of the Declaration of Conformity can be found at http://www.nokia.com/phones/declaration_of_conformity/. Copyright © 2004-2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.
For your safety Read these simple guidelines. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. SWITCH ON SAFELY Do not switch the device on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger. ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Do not install the device in a vehicle. Do not use the device or your mobile phone to control or configure the device while driving; park the vehicle first. INTERFERENCE All wireless devices may be susceptible to interference, which could affect performance.
Contents 1. Introduction ...................................................................................... 6 About your camera............................................................................................................ 7 Network services................................................................................................................ 7 Battery information ..........................................................................................................
General camera settings ............................................................................................................ 40 Time and date settings ............................................................................................................... 42 Notification settings ................................................................................................................... 44 Security settings...............................................................................
Introduction 1. Introduction The Nokia Remote Camera is an imaging device with a motion detector, thermometer, and microphone. With the camera you can capture still images and video clips remotely, and send them to your multimedia messaging (MMS) enabled mobile phone, or to an e-mail address. You control and configure the camera with text messages (SMS) or with the Remote Camera Manager application that can be downloaded from the camera to a compatible phone.
Introduction Note: Check how large MMS messages your compatible mobile phone is capable of receiving. Your network operator may also restrict the size of MMS messages. Ask your network operator for details. The images and messages sent from the camera are charged to the subscription of the SIM card in the camera. Your device supports the sending of text messages beyond the normal 160-character limit. If your message exceeds 160 characters, it is sent as a series of two or more messages.
Introduction ■ Battery information The Nokia Remote Camera contains a back-up battery which is used when there is a mains power cut. Therefore, the camera is not switched off during a mains power cut, unless the back-up battery runs out. Batteries and power supply Check the model number of any power supply before use with this device. This device is intended for use when supplied with power from the Nokia power supply AC-12.
Introduction example, when you carry a spare battery in your pocket or purse. Shortcircuiting the terminals may damage the battery or the connecting object. Leaving the battery in hot or cold places will reduce the capacity and lifetime of the battery. A device with a hot or cold battery may not work temporarily, even when the battery is fully charged. Battery performance is particularly limited in temperatures well below freezing.
Introduction Important: Do not connect the power supply to a mains outlet when damp or wet.
First start-up 2. First start-up 1 To remove the back cover of the camera, press the buttons on the side (1) and slide the cover in the direction of the arrow (2). Note: Before removing the cover, always switch off the power and disconnect the power supply and any other device. Avoid touching electronic components while changing the covers. Always store and use the device with the covers attached. Figure 2 2 Open the battery lid, and release the SIM card holder.
First start-up Figure 4 4 Insert the battery, close the battery lid, and replace the back cover. Always switch the device off and disconnect the charger before removing the battery. Figure 5 5 Connect the power supply to the mains outlet, and connect the power supply to the bottom of the camera stand. Wait for 15 seconds for the camera to start charging (the light indicator starts to blink green).The power supply also charges the back-up battery. Figure 6 12 Copyright © 2005 Nokia.
First start-up Check the model number of any charger or power supply before use with this device. This device is intended for use when supplied with power from the Nokia power supply AC-12. Warning: Use only batteries, power supplies, and enhancements approved by Nokia for use with this particular device. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or warranty, and may be dangerous. For availability of approved enhancements, please check with your dealer.
First start-up If you enter a wrong digit, press the power button with short presses until the letter is displayed. Wait for 3 seconds, and re-enter the PIN code from the start. When you have entered all the digits of the PIN code, wait for 10 seconds. If you entered the PIN code correctly, the light indicators scroll up and down until the camera is connected to the network. The camera stores the PIN code in its memory and uses it automatically each time the camera is switched on.
First start-up The camera sends you a confirmation message when it has completed your request. 9 The camera starts searching for an MMS access point. The MMS access point contains all the settings needed to send multimedia messages. When the camera finds an access point, it sends you a text message. If the camera finds several access points, it sends you a list of the access points.
First start-up Note on motion detection Motion detection is based on changes in the surrounding temperature, and thus it may react to flows of warm air, for example, when opening a door, if the camera is pointed towards the door. Also the distance from which the camera detects motion depends on the surrounding temperature: the greater the difference between the surrounding temperature and human body temperature, the farther the camera detects motion.
First start-up Figure 9 2 Attach the stand cover. Figure 10 3 Turn the camera in the desired position, and tighten the screw. Mind the power cord when turning the camera. Figure 11 Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.
First start-up 4 If you use the camera outdoors, attach the outdoor shield. Figure 12 Place the camera on a desk 1 Turn the camera in the desired position, and tighten the screw as shown in Figure 11. 2 Attach the stand cover to the camera. See “Figure 10” on page 17. To remove the stand cover, press the hole in the stand cover with a pin or a small screw driver, and lift the stand cover. ■ Switch off the camera To switch off the camera, press the power button for a few seconds.
First start-up phone, enter the code *#2820#. The Bluetooth address is displayed on the phone. 2 Ensure that Bluetooth is switched on in the phone. You must be within 10 metres of the camera to use Bluetooth wireless technology. 3 Send the following text message to the camera: 82 Bluetooth address of your phone The camera creates a Bluetooth connection to your mobile phone, and your phone starts downloading Remote Camera Manager from the camera.
Basic use 3. Basic use You can operate the camera by sending text messages to the camera or with the Remote Camera Manager application. See “Download Remote Camera Manager” on page 18. Remote Camera Manager enables establishing a wireless Bluetooth connection between the camera and a mobile phone if they are within 10 metres of each other. Configuring the camera using Bluetooth is free. The master user of the camera has the right to use all camera functions.
Basic use To set the preferred address, see “User settings” on page 36. When the camera is sending the image, the light indicator blinks green. To capture a video clip and have it sent to your preferred address (mobile phone or e-mail), send the following text message to the camera: 1 1 When the camera is sending the video clip, the light indicator orange.
Basic use The size of the image messages and network conditions may affect the time in which the image messages are received. The camera notifies you with a text message if the image sending fails. If sending the image fails, the camera automatically tries to resend the image later. To capture an image with Remote Camera Manager, start the Remote Camera Manager application on your mobile phone, select Imaging, and select whether to capture a still image or record a video clip.
Basic use messages from the camera. You can operate the motion detector with text messages or Remote Camera Manager. If the temperature surrounding the camera rapidly changes, for example, when moving the camera indoors to outdoors, motion detection may not function properly. To avoid this, let the camera adjust to the temperature for 30 minutes before activating motion detection. indicates a space.
Basic use Example: 2 4 25 Now the camera sends you 25 motion detection notifications, before motion detection is set off. If you select 0 as the number of events, motion detection remains on until you set it off.
Basic use Motion detection settings To select another recipient for motion detection messages, send the following text message to the camera: 2 3 user name or phone number Example: 2 3 Jane To send motion detection messages to several recipients, send the following text message to the camera: 2 3 user names or phone numbers Example: 2 3 Jane Peter Mike The recipients must be defined as users of the camera.
Basic use Example: 252 Now the camera sends you a still image each time it detects motion. The default type is still image. To define the number (1-3) of still images captured when motion has been detected, send the following text message to the camera: 2 6 number of images Example: 262 Now the camera captures two images each time it detects motion. The default number is 1. If the images are too large to be sent as one MMS message, they are sent as several MMS messages.
Basic use For example, if you want to see how many images the camera captures when it detects motion, send the following text message to the camera: 2?6 Use motion detection with Remote Camera Manager To use motion detection with Remote Camera Manager, select Motion detection from the main menu. You can set motion detection on and off, choose recipients for motion detection messages, and select the type for motion detection notifications.
Basic use To set on timed imaging, send the following text message to the camera: 4 Timed imaging is set on with the settings that were active the last time timed imaging was used. To set on timed imaging and define the interval (hours and minutes) in which the images are captured, send the following text message to the camera: 4 1 hh:mm Example: 4 1 2:00 Now the camera captures images in two hour intervals. The shortest possible interval is 5 minutes.
Basic use Example: 4 2 08:15 am 11:45 am 03:30 pm The size of the image messages and network conditions may affect the time in which the image messages are received. The camera notifies you with a text message if sending the timed images fails. The camera automatically tries to resend the images later. By default, timed imaging is deactivated automatically when the camera has sent one timed imaging message.
Basic use 4 3 user name or phone number Example: 4 3 Jane To send timed images to several recipients, send the following text message to the camera: 4 3 user names or phone numbers Example: 4 3 Jane Peter Mike The recipients must be defined as users of the camera.
Basic use 4 ? To see the value of a single timed imaging setting, send the following text message to the camera: 4 ? number of setting For example, if you want to see the interval in which the camera captures images, send the following text message to the camera: 4?1 Use timed imaging with Remote Camera Manager If you want to use timed imaging with Remote Camera Manager, select Timed imaging from the main menu.
Basic use indicates a space. To check the temperature in the camera premises, send the following text message to the camera: 3 To check the temperature in the camera premises during the past 24 hours, send the following text message to the camera: 3 1 You can set the camera to notify you with a text message when a certain temperature is reached in the camera premises.
User settings Example: 331 Now the camera uses Celsius as the temperature scale. To check the current thermometer settings, send the following text message to the camera: 3 ? Use the thermometer with Remote Camera Manager If you want to use the thermometer with Remote Camera Manager, select Thermometer from the main menu. To see the temperatures in the camera premises during the last 24 hours, select Options > Current temperature.
User settings indicates a space. To set a new master user, select whether to send all images to the master user’s mobile phone (1) or e-mail address (2), and send the following text message to the camera: 6 master user passcode address number user name phone number e-mail Example: 6 12345 Jane 98765432 jane@office.com 1 Now Jane is set as the master user and the camera sends all images to Jane’s mobile phone. The predefined master user passcode is 12345.
User settings To add a user, select whether to send all images to the user’s mobile phone (1) or e-mail address (2), and send the following text message to the camera: 5 user name phone number e-mail address number Example: 5 Mark 12345678 mark@work.com 2 Now the camera adds Mark as a user and sends all images to Mark’s e-mail address. It is not mandatory to define the e-mail address.
User settings Example: 5 ? Mark User settings The master user can set the camera to a normal access mode or extended access mode. In the normal access mode, the users can: • Capture images and videos. • Check the temperature in the camera premises. • Make a phone call to the camera and listen to the camera premises. • Set motion detection on and off. In the extended access mode, the users can: • Capture images and videos. • Check the temperature in the camera premises.
User settings To set on the extended access mode, send the following text message to the camera: 8 2 To check the current access mode, send the following text message to the camera: 8 ? The default access mode is normal.
Configure the settings To check the address used, send the following text message to the camera: 7 user name or phone number ? Example: 7 Jane ? By default, images are sent to phone numbers. Define the user settings with Remote Camera Manager If you want to change the user information in the camera, select Settings > Users. To see the current user list, select Options > Download user list. To set up a new user, select Options > Add user.
Configure the settings Example: 10 3 Now the camera uses high resolution when capturing images. To check the current resolution, send the following text message to the camera: 10 ? The default resolution is high. To define the size of video clips, select normal (1) or large (2), and send the following text message to the camera: 11 number of size Normal is 100 kB and suitable for MMS messages. Large is 300 kB and can be sent as Internet e-mail only, not as an MMS message.
Configure the settings 13 1 To set the zoom off, send the following text message to the camera: 13 0 To check the current zoom setting, send the following text message to the camera: 13 ? By default, the zoom is off. Tip: If you are using Remote Camera Manager, you find these settings in Settings > Camera. If you want to check the current camera settings, select Options > Get current settings.
Configure the settings The camera now uses the third language in the list when replying to your text messages. To set the camera to use the language of the SIM card, send the following text message to the camera: 18 0 To check the current language, send the following text message to the camera: 18 ? By default, the camera uses the language of the SIM card in the camera.
Configure the settings Time and date settings Each time the camera receives a text message with which a new master user is created, the camera starts using the time and date found in that text message.
Configure the settings Example: 23 2004 06 22 To check the current date, send the following text message to the camera: 23 ? To set the date format, select year-month-day (1), month-day-year (2), or day-month-year (3); and send the following text message to the camera: 24 number By default, the camera selects the date format automatically.
Configure the settings Tip: If you are using Remote Camera Manager, select Settings > Time settings. When you have made all the necessary configurations, select Options > Send to send the changed settings to the camera. To see the current time settings in the camera, select Options > Get current settings. Notification settings The master user can set the camera to send notification text messages when: • The battery is low, and the camera shuts down.
Configure the settings When you change a setting, the camera sends you a confirmation message. To set off the confirmation messages, send the following text message to the camera: 30 0 To set on the confirmation messages, send the following text message to the camera: 30 1 To check the current confirmation message setting, send the following text message to the camera: 30 ? By default, the confirmation messages are on. ■ Security settings indicates a space.
Configure the settings To set on user authentication, send the following text message to the camera: 33 1 To check whether user authentication is in use, send the following text message to the camera: 33 ? By default, the user authentication is on.
Configure the settings Example: 35 4321 1 To set off the PIN code query, send the following text message to the camera: 35 PIN code 0 To check whether the PIN code query is on, send the following text message to the camera: 35 PIN code ? Example: 35 4321 ? Tip: If you are using Remote Camera Manager, select Settings > Security. ■ Connection settings indicates a space.
Configure the settings When you have requested these settings, you are prompted to accept or discard the new settings. To accept the new settings, send the following text message to the camera: 99 To discard the new settings, send the following text message to the camera: 88 Tip: If you are using Remote Camera Manager, select Settings > Connection.
Configure the settings • 13 number of the proxy port Example: 40 1 home 2 operator 3 helenmill 4 4321 5 http://mms.operator.fi 6 2 7 1 8 1 9 0 10 123.145.167.189 The connection name, access point name, user name, and the password cannot contain any spaces. If you do not need to configure a setting for the access point, leave the number of this setting out from the message. For example, if you do not need to enter your user name and password, leave them out. Example: 40 1 home 2 operator 5 http:// mms.
Configure the settings 40 ? To remove an access point from the list, send the following text message to the camera: 40 0 number of access point on the list Example: 40 0 3 Now the camera removes the access point that is third on the list.
Configure the settings Internet e-mail settings (SMTP) In addition to MMS, the camera is also capable of sending images and video clips to an Internet e-mail address using a GPRS connection and SMTP protocol. To use the Internet e-mail option, do the following: • Define and use an access point suited for sending e-mail. See “Access point settings” on page 48. • Define the settings of your e-mail server, as described in this section.
Configure the settings To check the current e-mail settings, send the following text message to the camera: 44 ? Tip: If you are using Remote Camera Manager, select Settings > Connection. To set the bearer for multimedia messages, select MMS for sending the messages to a mobile phone (1) or SMTP for sending the messages to e-mail (2), and send the following text message to the camera: 38 number of bearer Example: 38 1 Now the camera sends multimedia messages using MMS.
Configure the settings 36 number of operator on the operator list Example: 36 2 Now the camera uses the network operator that is second on the operator list. To set the camera to select the network operator automatically, send the following text message to the camera: 36 0 To check which network operator is currently in use, send the following text message to the camera: 36 ? By default, the automatic network selection is on.
Configure the settings with Bluetooth wireless technology or the DKU-2 data cable available as a separate enhancement. For more information about PC connectivity, see the online help of PC Configurator. Establish a cable connection 1 Open the back cover of the camera, and connect the DKU-2 data cable to the data connector of the camera and to a PC. See “Figure 3” on page 11. 2 Switch on the camera, and wait until your PC detects the camera.
Light indicators application displays the available Bluetooth devices. 3 Select the camera, and create a serial port connection to it. For more information, refer to the user guide of your PC or the PC Bluetooth device. When you start the PC Configurator software, select the corresponding serial port from the PC Configurator connection settings.
Light indicators Orange: Adequate signal strength Red: Poor signal strength Red blink: No network connection Camera status The camera LED shows the status of the camera: Green: The camera is in idle mode. Green blink: The camera is sending an image. Orange: The camera is shooting a video clip. Orange blink: An audio call is on. Red: Motion detection is on. Red blink: Motion detection is activating.
Enhancements To check whether the light indicators are in use, send the following text message to the camera: 19 ? 7. Enhancements The available enhancements for the Nokia Remote Camera are: • Nokia Mobile Charger LCH-12: multi-voltage charger that plugs into the cigarette lighter and charges the camera battery. • Nokia Battery BL-5C: Li-Ion based battery that provides power in a thin and light package. • Nokia Connectivity Cable DKU-2: a USB cable for connecting a compatible PC and the camera.
Additional safety information Do not store the device in cold areas. When the device returns to its normal temperature, moisture can form inside the device and damage electronic circuit boards. Do not attempt to open the device other than as instructed in this guide. Do not drop, knock, or shake the device. Rough handling can break internal circuit boards and fine mechanics. Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the device. Do not paint the device.
Additional safety information do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy. Pacemakers Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum separation of 6 in. (15.3 cm) be maintained between a wireless device and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker. These recommendations are consistent with the independent research by and recommendations of Wireless Technology Research.
Additional safety information progress. Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often but not always clearly marked. They include below deck on boats, chemical transfer or storage facilities, vehicles using liquefied petroleum gas (such as propane or butane), and areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain, dust or metal powders. 60 Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved.
Technical specifications 10. Technical specifications Operating temperature Full functionality: -20ºC to +40ºC Reduced functionality: +40ºC to +50ºC Relative humidity 4%...100% Lighting The camera captures colour images in normal lighting conditions. For low light conditions the camera includes an infrared light source. Images captured with infrared light are in greyscale. The coverage area of the infrared light is approximately 5 metres. Focus area Minimum 0.
List of commands 11.
