EZVIZ C3N user manual

The lights on an EZVIZ camera serve different purposes and indicate various statuses. Here's a general guide to understanding the lights on an EZVIZ camera:
1. Power Indicator: This light typically indicates power and connectivity status. When first plugged in, it may blink or flash to indicate that the camera is initializing. Once the camera is powered on and connected, the light will remain solid or not flash.
2. Network Indicator: This light represents the connectivity status. It will be solid green when the camera is properly connected to the network and communicating with the EZVIZ cloud servers. If it blinks rapidly or turns red, it indicates a connection issue.
3. Recording Indicator: This light, usually found on PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras, indicates whether the camera is actively recording or not. It will be solid blue when the camera is recording, whereas a flashing blue light indicates that the camera is in the process of recording.
4. Infrared (IR) Indicator: Infrared lights are invisible to the human eye but are utilized for night vision. The IR indicator light will usually be red when the camera switches to night vision mode.
It's important to note that the specific functionality and behavior of the lights may vary depending on the model and firmware of the EZVIZ camera. For detailed information, it's recommended to refer to the camera's user manual.

No, EZVIZ devices, such as security cameras or doorbells, require a Wi-Fi connection in order to function properly. They rely on a Wi-Fi network to connect to the EZVIZ cloud, where you can access and control the device remotely using the EZVIZ mobile app or website. Without Wi-Fi, the devices will not be able to transmit video or receive commands.

The EZVIZ C3N is a security camera with a range of up to 100 feet (30 meters) for capturing clear video footage and detecting objects with its advanced AI algorithms.

On the EZVIZ C3N camera, the blue light indicates that the camera is connected to the network and is in a normal operating state.