JideTech specializes in manufacturing high-quality security cameras, including PTZ, PoE, and WiFi outdoor surveillance products, as well as HDMI KVM switches.
JideTech (Shenzhen Jide Tech Development Co., Ltd.) is an innovative enterprise specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of premium security and surveillance products. With over a decade of industry experience, their product lineup includes PTZ laser cameras, outdoor WiFi cameras, bullet cameras, NVR security sets, and HDMI USB KVM switches. JideTech focuses on providing highly reliable security solutions featuring advanced functions like auto-tracking, human detection, motorized optical zoom, and dual-way audio.
Designed for both home and professional use, JideTech surveillance cameras are widely used in residential spaces as well as government facilities, banks, roads, and other public venues. Whether you are setting up a single smart IP camera using their dedicated mobile apps (like Video Link, EseeCloud, or CamHipro) or deploying a comprehensive PoE NVR system, JideTech delivers scalable video monitoring solutions backed by 24-hour technical support.
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Use a provided mobile app like VideoLink or CamHipro. Before connecting the power adapter, ensure your phone is connected to a 2.4GHz WiFi network (5GHz is not supported). Open the app, select 'Add Camera', and follow the prompts to scan the QR code or use the sound wave pairing method. Make sure the camera is within 5 meters of the router during setup.
Ensure your router has not disabled MAC or IP address filtering. Verify you are using a 2.4GHz WiFi network. Additionally, ensure your WiFi password only contains numbers and letters without horizontal or special characters.
Many JideTech IP cameras default to the IP address 192.168.0.123, with the default username 'admin' and password '123456'. To secure your device, you are prompted to change the default password during initial setup.
You can add the camera to third-party recording software or PoE NVRs using the standard ONVIF protocol. Ensure the camera and NVR are on the same subnet scheme, and if needed, modify the server port to 80 or 8080 depending on the specific model.
Locate the reset button on the camera's breakout cables or within the device chassis. Press and hold the reset button for 5-8 seconds while the module is powered on to fully restore the camera to its factory default settings.