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00:00:00 – 00:09:40
In this instructional video, Adrian introduces and demonstrates the setup and functionality of the new pan and tilt mount for the Blink Mini Indoor Camera. The pan tilt mount, which attaches to the Blink Mini using the existing power cable and base, allows for 360-degree room coverage and enhances the camera's utility. Setting up the mount involves scanning a QR code, connecting to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, and utilizing new pan and tilt settings through the app, with quiet operation and a tilt range of 135 degrees. Adrian encounters a minor glitch in the live view but praises the module for improving stability and weight distribution. The module's compact size is illustrated via comparison with a can of Dr Pepper, and viewers are invited to reach out for help and provide feedback.
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In this part of the video, Adrian introduces the new pan tilt mount for the Blink Mini Indoor Camera. He explains that while the existing Blink Mini provides a fixed field of view, the pan tilt mount allows for full 360-degree room coverage. The pan tilt module sits atop the Blink Mini and connects to it using the existing power cable. He demonstrates how to detach the original base from the Blink Mini and attach it to the pan tilt module, noting that it requires some force but is not threaded. Finally, Adrian connects the power to the new setup, ensuring the camera is securely attached and powered up.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to set up the Blink Mini indoor camera along with the pan and tilt module. He guides viewers through the process of connecting the device, which involves scanning a QR code with a phone camera, waiting for the device to be ready, and ensuring it’s connected to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. After connecting successfully, the app automatically detects both the camera and the pan and tilt module. He also shows the new pan and tilt settings available in the app, performs a calibration, and tests the live view to demonstrate the pan and tilt functionality. The movement is described as very quiet, and limits of the tilt are shown as 135 degrees.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter is discussing the pan and tilt feature of a Blink Mini indoor camera. They highlight a glitch where the live view occasionally exits when panning fully left or right, hoping it’s a software issue that can be fixed. In live view, the camera sometimes displays a play icon but doesn’t always kick the user out. Using the pan and tilt feature, the presenter demonstrates a 360-degree view and praises its utility, especially for parents living alone. Setting up the pan tilt module is straightforward: connect the Blink Mini to it, power it on, and the app recognizes the device automatically. The video also mentions that the pan and tilt module adds weight and stability to the camera base, enhancing its usability.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the presenter provides a size comparison of the pen and tilt module using a can of Dr Pepper, demonstrating that the module is compact and easy to place anywhere. They also offer to help viewers with any setup issues and encourage feedback in the comments. The presenter mentions that a purchase link for the module is available in the video description and asks viewers to like and subscribe if they found the video helpful.