iWFCam specializes in compact wireless security cameras and a dedicated mobile app, enabling users to monitor their homes or offices remotely via real-time video feeds.
iWFCam is a brand associated with a widely used mobile application and a range of miniature WiFi security cameras. These devices are designed for discreet surveillance, acting as effective nanny cams, home monitors, or office security recorders. The ecosystem centers around the iWFCam app, compatible with iOS and Android, which serves as the control hub for the hardware. Users can configure settings, view live video streams, and manage recordings directly from their smartphones.
The product lineup typically includes small form-factor cameras like the A9, W8, W9, and X3 models. These cameras often feature 1080p video quality, night vision capabilities, and motion detection alarms. The iWFCam system supports both local AP mode (direct connection to the phone) and remote IP mode (connection via home WiFi), ensuring flexibility for various monitoring needs. The brand focuses on affordability and ease of use, allowing DIY installation without professional assistance.
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The default password for most iWFCam devices is "8888". It is highly recommended to change this password in the app settings immediately after setup to ensure privacy.
First, connect your phone directly to the camera's hotspot (often named starting with 'BK...'). Open the iWFCam app, go to Device Settings > WiFi Config, select your home 2.4GHz WiFi network, and enter its password. The camera will reboot and connect to the internet.
Ensure the camera is powered on, then press and hold the 'Reset' (or 'M'/'R') button for about 3 to 5 seconds until the indicator lights go off or flash rapidly. The camera will restart with factory settings.
Check that the Micro SD card is inserted correctly and is 128GB or smaller. You may need to format the card via a computer or within the app if it is not recognized.
Indicator behaviors vary by model, but typically a slow flashing light indicates AP mode (ready to connect), while a solid light indicates a successful connection. A red light may indicate power or charging status.