To do so, launch your Yoosee app and tap the Play icon. Step 2: Keep the camera and your mobile phone are within 9-foot distance with the router. You can following the Quick Guide in your box to make it happen. Step 1: Set up the camera when your camera and your smart phone are on the same LAN. Note:If you already set up your camera successfully, jump to Step 5. H Acceptable experience on watching live stream. H+ Good experience on watching live stream. LTE Good experience on watching live stream.ĤG Good experience on watching live stream.ģG Poor experience on watching live stream. The status icon on top screen of your mobile device shows which technology your mobile device is using. For 2G network such as EDGE and 1xRTT, the live stream will barely be available.

With the downgrade to 3G such as HSPA, UMTS, and EVDO, streaming videos may stutter or even stop. If your provider is using LTE or 4G technology such as HSPA+, you can have a good experience on watching the live stream. Two factors (especially the first)-the network technology used by your cellular provider and the signal strength-determine speeds. A minimum speed of 350Kbps is a must-have.

The downstream speed decides whether the quality and reliability of your live stream is satisfied. Accessing your camera from cellular data leverages roaming capabilities of your cellular network for extending the distance between your camera and applications.Īt any place, with cellular data connection you can configure your camera, receive alarms, and to some extent watch videos.

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