Installing your Outdoor Camera (V722 model)

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When selecting a location to mount your Outdoor Camera, there are 3 important considerations:

. Your camera requires a minimum of 2.5 MegaBits per second upload speed, but a stronger signal will create a more reliable and higher quality video feed. To test your Wi-Fi speed at your chosen location, run a speed test on a phone or laptop at that location by visiting

telus.com/speedtest

. If you are unable to find a location with adequate Wi-Fi coverage, consider purchasing a TELUS Boost Wi-Fi to extend the range of your home Wi-Fi network. Call TELUS support for more information.

. Before mounting, you’ll need to plot a route to run the cable to a power outlet. In some cases, you may want to drill through a wall or run the cable along the siding. For more length, a DC extension cable can be purchased to insert between the camera and outlet segments of cable. The cable could be secured to the wall with staples, a cable track or raceway or any number of cable fasteners available at your local hardware store. Be sure to allow enough slack to adjust the cable as needed.

. You will want to aim the camera with a good view. You can view the live feed of a connected camera in your SmartHome app. For your video analytics to work best, the camera should be 8 to 15 feet above the ground.

To mount the outdoor camera, you’ll need to drill holes into the wall. Use the longer screws that were included with the camera if you’re drilling into wood, and we recommend using the anchors for stucco or brick walls. You can then mount the camera body into the wall using the included screws.

To take full advantage of your camera(s), make sure to customize your

Smart Video Alerts

. To set up your Smart Video Alerts, follow these steps or watch this video.

Need help with your video camera? Visit

telus.com/CameraSupport

for more step-by-step instructions to resolve your issue.