1. Download "TrailCam Go" Mobile APP in IOS or Google
1.1 When using the TrailCam Go app , the App must be granted permission to access certain permissions on the device. These permissions include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, storage, location, and camera access. Enabling these permissions is essential to using the App for the ability to take photos and record videos.
1.2 For iOS users on iOS 14 and later, local network permissions must also be enabled to ensure seamless operation of the App. This will help keep you connected and ensure the App runs properly.
2. Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
2.1 Enabling both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your mobile phone before launching the App is a mandatory step. This action is crucial for optimizing the connection speed between the App and the camera.
3. Adding a Camera
3.1 To establish a stable connection, it is advisable to stay as close to the camera as possible. Additionally, it is better to avoid having too many electrical products surrounding you.
4. Choose Device Type
4.1 Please tap Wi-Fi Camera
5 Searching for Cameras and Links
5.1 By default, the App automatically searches for all Wi-Fi tracking cameras in the vicinity, make sure your camera is within Wi-Fi range. If no device is shown in the list, to return to the previous menu, click the "X" button. To refresh the list, click the Next button again .Click on the device you want to add. The application begins to connect to the camera. It may take up to 30 seconds to establish Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections between the application and the camera. The system will pop up a message to click "Join" to allow the Wi-Fi connection. In the camera, TrailCam is the fixed prefix and XXXX is the internal camera identifier, which may be different for different cameras.
Note: On Android devices, there may be different system pop-up messages asking to allow the App to connect to the camera, as different phone manufacturers may modify and customize this system message.
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