Philips M100A user manual Specifications, Troubleshooting

5 Specifications

Note

•• Specifications are subject to change without notice

Output	VGA, QVGA
resolution
Lens	F2.8
Frame rate	30 fps at VGA, QVGA
Focus mode	0.4 m
Focus range	1 m to infinity
Video format	h.264
Connectivity	Wi-Fi
Power supply	DC 5V, 600mA;
	Model name:
	ASUC30z-050060 (z = a, b, c,
	e and i)
	a direct plug-in power adapter
	with USB output terminal
	and a different country plug
	type ('a'=America, 'b'=Britain,
	'c'=Australia, 'e'=Europe
	'i'=China)
Dimensions	35.9 x 83.8 x 34.3mm
(w x h x d)
Net weight	approx. 52g
Operating	0 to 40 degrees celsius
temperature
Software	Android 2.2 or above
supported

6 Troubleshooting

Warning

•• Risk of electric shock. Never remove the casing of the monitor.

To keep the warranty valid, never try to repair the monitor yourself.

If you have problems using this monitor, check the following points before you request service. If you still have a problem, register your monitor and get support at www.philips.com/support.

Cannot connect the monitor to a Wi-Fi network (the monitor light is blinking amber or green).

•If the monitor blinks amber, you can set-up the monitor again - please repeat '4 – Set- up' of this user manual.

•If the monitor still does not work or is blinking green or amber, you may need to reset the monitor by pressing the reset button with a thin object (i.e. paper clip) on the back of the monitor, press and hold the thin object for 3-5 seconds. After that, repeat '4 – Set-up' of this user manual.

•Philips In.Sight supports general WEP, WPA and WPA2. Philips recommends using WPA or WPA2 as these are the safest Wi-Fi security settings.The Philips In.Sight does not support WEP Sub Key 2, 3 , 4. Please change your router settings to WPA or

WPA2 if you are not able to connect, refer to your router’s user manual.

•To improve wireless performance, avoid using a Wi-Fi channel that is heavily used

(e.g. channel 11) or overlapped with a nearby other Wi-Fi network.

•Keep away from potential sources of interference which may affect Wi-Fi signal, such as microwave ovens.

•Unlike legacy solutions, In.Sight does not require port forwarding.There is no risk from leaving ports open on the

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