LifeShield OC810 Manual
Outdoor Camera Setup
OC810
Plug the Ethernet cord and then the power cord into the back of the
camera. Wait for power LED to stay solid, which takes about 2 minutes
Note: Power light is light green (see Diagram A)
Using your Console, press MENU
Scroll to Cameras, press SELECT
Enter Master Code*
Scroll to <Add New>, press SELECT
Your screen will display “Use Auto Search”. Scroll to YES and press SELECT
Your screen will then display “Connect all Cameras to Power and
Ethernet”. Select OK (This should have been completed during step 1.
If it was not done, plug the Ethernet cord, then the Power cord into the
back of the camera now)
The system will search for the camera to be added to your system, and
the screen will say “Searching...” and display how many cameras are
found. The console will then start a 120 second countdown
Once the console displays the number of cameras you added to the
system (example: 1 camera found), select OK
Edit Camera Name (optional)
To edit the name of your sensor press the DELETE button to
erase text and use the keypad keys to type in a new name.
Press OK
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Add Outdoor Camera Model OC810 OC810 (if included)
Outdoor Camera—Wireless Setup
NOTE: You must know your Network SSID, Security Type (WPA/WPA2, WEP
or None), and Password to complete this process. Your camera must also be on
the same wireless network and router as your LifeShield Base to setup properly.
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*Maser Code on the inside front cover of your set up guide
Power light – faint green light will
display. You may need to cover
with your hand to see
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AThe Antenna must be
attached appropriately to
camera to complete wireless
setup
Login to LifeView and enter your Username and Password at
lifeview.lifeshield.com
Once logged in click on the “Cameras” tab
You will then see the cameras that are associated
with your account on the left-hand side of the screen.
Select the camera you want to make wireless from the
drop-down menu
Click on the “Setting” button located in the upper
right hand corner
WiFi antenna must be
installed to use WiFi
Use rubber cover
for Ethernet plug
Use rubber cover
for Power plug
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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
*Wireless, or WiFi, technology allows an electronic device to exchange data wirelessly (using radio
waves) over a computer network.
For support call: 866-222-8580 or visit: customers.lifeshield.com
FClick on the “Edit” button
Enter in your wireless information
1. Wireless Network SSID – Home
Network Name
2. Wireless Connection Security – you
will need to know if you have WEP,
WPA/WPA2, or None
3. Wireless Password – Home Network
Password
4. HIT SUBMIT
Once your wireless information has been submitted WAIT 2 MINUTES,
then unplug the power cord and then the Ethernet cord. WAIT 10
SECONDS and plug the power cord back into the camera
NOTE: During this time, your camera status will show as disconnected
in LifeView
Once the camera obtains a wireless
connection to the router the status in
LifeView will display “Camera Ready”. This
can take a few minutes. The camera power
light should be solid
If the camera works while connected to the
Ethernet but not wirelessly then the WIFI*
information must be verified. Repeat
Test your camera by playing a live video or by
taking a snapshot (options at the bottom of
the page). Make sure you select the correct
camera prior to testing
NOTE: it may take a few minutes for your camera to properly take
pictures and video through LifeView. Wait if necessary.
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