JAIOT Wireless Video Doorbell with Chime

1. Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your JAIOT Wireless Video Doorbell with Chime. This device is designed to enhance your home security by providing a 2K resolution video feed, two-way audio communication, and motion detection capabilities, all accessible wirelessly.

Figure 1: JAIOT Wireless Video Doorbell and Chime components.

The image displays the JAIOT wireless video doorbell on the left, featuring a camera lens, a large circular doorbell button with an illuminated ring, and the JAIOT logo. On the right, the wireless chime unit is shown with two antennas, a speaker grille, and a 90GB SD card slot indication. A smartphone screen above the chime shows a live view from the doorbell camera, indicating remote monitoring capabilities.

2. Nga Hua o te Hua

• 1900 Field of View: Equipped with two 2K cameras to provide an ultra-wide viewing angle, capturing more of your surroundings, including a low-angle view.
• Long-lasting 9000 mAh Battery: The wireless doorbell can operate for up to 90 days on a single charge, ensuring extended usage between recharges.
• Wireless Chime Included: Receive real-time notifications inside your home when motion is detected or the doorbell is pressed. Connects via 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
• Whakawhiti Ororongo me te Reo e Rua-Ara: Communicate with visitors at your door. The voice changer function enhances privacy during interactions.
• 2K Night Vision: Superior infrared technology provides clear night vision for 24-hour security monitoring.
• Rokiroki Paetata & Kapua: Supports local video storage (90GB included SD card) and cloud storage options for recorded footage.
• Te Kimi Tangata: Advanced detection with instant push notifications to your device.
• Tamper Matohi: Notifies you if the doorbell is tampi mahia me.

3. Ihirangi mokete

Tena koa manatoko kei roto i to kete nga mea katoa kei raro iho nei:

• 1 x JAIOT Video Doorbell
• 1 x Chime Unit
• 1 x Power Adapter (for chime)
• 1 x Pēke Tīwiri (mō te whakairinga)
• 1 x Aratohu Timata Tere
• 1 x Doorbell Panel (mounting bracket)

4. Tatūnga me te Tāuta

4.1 Te Whakataki i te Pere kuaha

Before installation, ensure the doorbell's 9000mAh battery is fully charged. Connect the doorbell to a power source using the provided USB cable. A full charge can last up to 90 days depending on usage.

Figure 2: Illustration of the 9000mAh battery capacity within the doorbell.

This image highlights the doorbell's internal 9000mAh battery, depicted with glowing blue cells, emphasizing its extended battery life compared to standard doorbells. The text "9000mAh" and "Working for longer days than 6000mAh doorbell" are prominently displayed.

4.2 Installing the Doorbell

The JAIOT Wireless Video Doorbell offers two installation methods:

1. Whakauu Tiu:
   • Position the doorbell panel (mounting bracket) on your desired wall location.
   • Mark the drill holes through the panel.
   • Tuhia nga rua me te whakauru i nga punga pakitara mehemea e tika ana.
   • Secure the panel to the wall using the provided screws.
   • Slide the doorbell onto the secured panel until it clicks into place.
2. Whakapiri Whakapiri:
   • Me whakarite kia ma, kia maroke, kia maeneene hoki te mata o te whakairinga.
   • Apply the adhesive tape (not explicitly mentioned as included, but implied by "back glue" in specs) to the back of the doorbell panel.
   • Press the doorbell panel firmly onto the desired location for at least 30 seconds.
   • Slide the doorbell onto the secured panel.

Figure 3: Visual guide for screw and adhesive installation methods.

This image illustrates two installation methods for the JAIOT doorbell. Method 1 shows drilling holes and securing the mounting plate with screws. Method 2 shows attaching the mounting plate using adhesive backing. Both methods demonstrate the doorbell sliding onto the secured plate.

Figure 4: Doorbell being attached to the mounting plate.

The image shows a hand sliding the JAIOT doorbell onto its black mounting plate, which is already affixed to a wall next to a door frame. The text "Install in minutes" highlights the ease of installation.

4.3 Setting up the Chime

Plug the chime unit into a standard electrical outlet inside your home. Ensure it is within Wi-Fi range of your router and the doorbell for optimal performance. The chime has a built-in 90GB SD card for local storage and its antennas enhance the Wi-Fi signal.

Figure 5: JAIOT Chime plugged into an outlet.

This image shows the JAIOT chime unit, with two antennas, plugged into a wall outlet. A woman is in the background, suggesting the chime is placed within a home environment. Text indicates "Chime has a built-in 90GB SD card, safe inside the home. The antenna of the doorbell chime can enhance the wifi signal."

4.4 Hononga Taupānga

Download the official JAIOT app from your smartphone's app store. Follow the in-app instructions to pair your doorbell and chime with your Wi-Fi network and mobile device. This typically involves scanning a QR code on the doorbell or chime.

5. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

5.1 Ora View me te Aroturuki

Open the JAIOT app on your smartphone to access the live video feed from your doorbell camera. The 1900 ultra-wide view allows you to see a comprehensive area around your door.

Figure 6: Comparison of 1900 and 1600 field of view.

This image compares two smartphone screens displaying views from a doorbell camera. The left screen shows an "Over 1900 View" capturing a wider area, including the full height of two people and their surroundings. The right screen shows a "1600 View" with a narrower perspective. The text emphasizes "1900 Field of View - Two 2k cameras creating a Ultra-wide angle view, over 1900. Add a eye see low angle, compared to Normal doorbells."

5.2 Two-Way Audio and Voice Changer

When a visitor presses the doorbell or motion is detected, you will receive a notification on your phone. Tap the notification to open the live view and initiate two-way communication. Use the voice changer feature within the app for added privacy during conversations.

Figure 7: Two-way audio and voice changer interface.

This image illustrates the two-way audio and voice changer features of the JAIOT doorbell. A smartphone screen shows a live video call interface with options for "calling" and "voice change." The background depicts two smiling individuals, one speaking into a phone, with speech bubbles indicating a conversation. Icons for "Two-way Audio," "Voice Changer," and "Voice Message" are displayed below.

5.3 Te tuhi me te rokiroki

The doorbell records video clips when motion is detected or the doorbell is pressed. These recordings are stored locally on the 90GB SD card in the chime unit and can also be uploaded to cloud storage (subscription may apply for cloud services). You can review tuhia footage mā te taupānga.

Figure 8: 24/7 recording and playback interface.

This image shows a smartphone screen displaying a video playback timeline, indicating 24/7 recording capabilities. On the right, a vertical strip of small images depicts various scenes captured by the doorbell camera, such as a front door, a house, and street views, illustrating continuous surveillance.

Figure 9: Local and cloud storage options.

The image highlights the "No Monthly Fee" benefit, showcasing two storage options: "Micro SD Card (90GB included)" and "Cloud Storage (not free)." Below, a video playback screen shows a person interacting with a package, with icons for "Playback," "Snapshot," and "Sharing" indicating app functionalities.

6. Tiaki

6.1 Whakahaere Pūhiko

The doorbell's battery life is approximately 90 days, depending on activity and settings. When the battery level is low, you will receive a notification via the app. Recharge the doorbell using the provided USB cable. It is recommended to fully charge the battery before re-mounting.

6.2 Te horoi

Wipe the doorbell and chime surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they may damage the device. Ensure the camera lens is clean for clear video quality.

6.3 Whakahaere Rokiroki

He rite tonu te review me te whakahaere i to rekoata footage. Delete unnecessary clips to free up local storage space on the 90GB SD card. If using cloud storage, refer to your cloud service provider's guidelines for storage management.

7. Te Raru

8. Whakatakotoranga

9. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the contact details provided in the Quick Start Guide included with your product or visit the official JAIOT webpae. Tena koa pupurihia to tohu mo te hoko mo nga kereme whakamana.

Kia mōhio: Kāore i te whakaratohia he mōhiohio e pā ana ki te wātea o ngā wāhanga e manawapa ana.