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A
AC Power Frequency 109
Address
Port 115
Admin Password 100
Admin User Name
100
Alarm Volume 98
Auto Return 110
B
Battery Safety 6
BL-WV10A
Default Settings List 135
Specifications 136
Brightness 124
Buzzer
Stopping 69
Turning off 69
C
Camera Compatibility 4
Camera List 63
Changing Order
119
Camera Name 109
,115
Camera Settings 100
Local Cameras
109
Remote Cameras 114
Camera Setup 108
Cameras
Adding 132
Display Options 122
,123,124
Erasing
118
Initializing 113
Registering Manually 105
Restarting
113
Connecting Cameras
Directly to the BL-WV10A 23
Using a Router
42
Using an Optional BB-HGW700A 31
Continuous Sensor Recording 81
D
Date and Time 96
DC IN Jack
12
E
Encryption 102
Encryption Key
102
Entering Characters 121
Error Messages 140
F
FACTORY DEFAULT RESET Button 131
FCC and Other Information 7
FTP Password
104
FTP User Name 104
G
General Setup 97
I
Image Quality 110,115
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
5
Indicators 13
Alert
12
LAN 12
Power 12
Sensor
12
Timer/Busy 12
Wireless 12
IPsec
4
L
LAN ports 12
Local vs. Remote Cameras
Re-registering a Remote Camera as 
a Local Camera 53