1. The cameras that can be connected using a QR code are:
- iLuv mySight 
- iLuv mySight 2K 
- Nobelic NBQ-1110F 
- Nobelic NBQ-1210F 
- Nobelic NBQ-1210F/b 
- Nobelic NBQ-1310F 
- Nobelic NBQ-1410F 
- Nobelic NBQ-4100F 
- Ivideon Cute 
- Ivideon Cute 2 
- Ivideon Cute 3 
- Ivideon Cute 4 
- Ivideon Cute 360 
- Ivideon Leo 360 
- Oco 1 
- Oco 2 
- Oco HD 
- Oco Motion 
- Oco Simple 
- Philips M120E 
- Samsung SNH-1011 
NB! Other wireless cameras (with an Ethernet port available) must first be connected with a network cable, added to an Ivideon account, and only then switched to a Wi-Fi network.
2. How do I connect a camera via a QR code?
Before connecting the camera:
- Make sure the network you are using has internet access; 
- Check the frequency of your Wi-Fi network – most cameras can only work at 2.4 GHz; 
- Make sure that the camera connects with a power supply of the required wattage. Information about the necessary characteristics of the cameras’ power supply can generally be found in its instruction manual; 
- Write down the password for the Wi-Fi network. 
Please mind that connecting a Wi-Fi camera with Ivideon to public/enterprise Wi-Fi networks which require authorization via a mobile phone number is not possible.
2.1. How can I connect my camera using a QR code through my Personal Account?
- After logging into your Personal Account on my.ivideon.com, click the Connect device button: 
- Select the Camera option and the Via Wi-Fi connection type: 
- Connect the camera to power and wait for the LED on the camera to start flashing red (or amber in case of an Oco 2 device). Then hit the Continue button: 
- Enter the name and password of the Wi-Fi network you will be using and click Continue: 
(make sure your Wi-Fi network is running at 2.4 GHz frequency; most of the cameras listed, except for Oco 2, do not support Wi-Fi networks that operate at a frequency of 5 GHz)
- Show the QR code into the camera lens. If necessary, you can send a QR code to any e-mail address and then show it to the camera from another device. When the camera recognizes the QR code, there will be a beeping sound, and the LED will change to flashing green. 
- Wait for the camera to attempt the connection to the cloud: 
- If the connection is successful, enter a name for the camera and click Done. 
- In case the connection fails or times out, please see recommendations from the Cannot connect a wireless camera using a QR code article. 
2.2. Connecting a Wi-Fi camera via the Ivideon mobile app
- Install the Ivideon mobile app for your Android or iOS device by downloading it from Google Play Store or Apple App Store; 
- Ensure that your device is connected to the Wi-Fi network which you are planning to use for the camera’s connection; 
- In the Ivideon mobile app, log into the account you want to link the camera to; 
- Pick the Menu tab in the lower right corner of the screen and select the Connect device (or Add camera) option: 
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- Choose "Select connection method" option, "Via Wi-Fi" variant. 
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- Connect the power to your Wi-Fi camera and wait for it to load (about 20-30 seconds in general) – the camera will change the indication to flashing red (amber if it is Oco 2, orange if it is a Philips M120E camera); 
- Turn on GPS/geolocation option on your smarphone. Pick the Wi-Fi network you will be connecting the device to and enter this network’s password into the app. 
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- On the next step, you will see a QR code on your smartphone screen: 
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- Place the smartphone with the QR code in front of the camera lens and show the QR code to the camera from a distance of about 6-12 inches (15-30 cm); 
- When the camera reads the QR code, a beeping sound usually occurs, the camera will change the indication to flashing green/blue and a notification will appear in the mobile application; 
- Wait until the camera connection is completed (the camera will change the light indication to a solid green/blue LED). 
