Panasonic KX-TH102-M Setting the cordless camera detection mode, Click Sensor Options

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Your computer

1Access the cordless camera (page 57).

2Click [Setup] tab at the top of the page.

3Click [Camera Settings].

4Enter the desired device name (max. 10 characters) (Default: “Camera”), then click [Save].

Setting the cordless camera detection mode

This setting determines when the cordless camera notifies the handset and/or your computer.

–“Motion & Audio”: The cordless camera detects motion and sound.

–“Motion only”: The cordless camera detects motion only.

–“Audio only”: The cordless camera detects sound only.

–“Call button” (Default): The cordless

camera notifies the handset and/or your computer when its {Call button} is pressed.

–“Off”: Turn this feature off.

Handset

1Start monitoring (page 54). i {MENU}

2“Camera setting” i{SELECT}

3“Sensor options” i{SELECT}

4“Select sensor” i{SELECT}

5Select the desired setting. (Default: “Call button”) i{SAVE} i {OFF}

Your computer

1Access the cordless camera (page 57).

2Click [Setup] tab at the top of the page.

3Click [Sensor Options].

4Select the desired setting for “Select Sensor” (Default: “Call Button Only”), then click [Save].

Selecting the motion detection sensitivity

Handset

1Start monitoring (page 54). i {MENU}

2“Camera setting” i{SELECT}

3“Sensor options” i{SELECT}

4“Sensitivity” i{SELECT}

5“Motion detect.” i{SELECT}

6Select the desired setting. (Default: “Normal”) i{SAVE} i{OFF}

Your computer

1Access the cordless camera (page 57).

2Click [Setup] tab at the top of the page.

3Click [Sensor Options].

4Select the desired setting for “Motion Sensor Sensitivity” (Default: “Normal”), then click [Save].

Adjusting the audio detection sensitivity

Handset

1Start monitoring (page 54). i {MENU}

2“Camera setting” i{SELECT}

3“Sensor options” i{SELECT}

4“Sensitivity” i{SELECT}

5“Audio detect.” i{SELECT}

6Select the desired setting. (Default: “Normal”) i{SAVE} i{OFF}

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