User manual for the Starvedia IC502W wireless rotating network camera covering installation, web settings, features and troubleshooting.
About this manual
The Starvedia IC502W is a wireless rotating network camera designed for easy plug‑and‑play installation. The manual guides users through hardware setup, connecting to wired or Wi‑Fi networks, and using the CamView software on PCs or smartphones to view live video.
It also details advanced functions such as NAS recording, email/FTP alerts, 3GPP/ISMA mobile streaming, and firmware upgrades, plus a troubleshooting section for common connectivity and image‑quality issues. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Hardware Description and Quick Installation
- Web Settings
- Features and Specifications
- Packaging Contents
- Appendix B – Maximum Allowed Video Users
- Appendix C – Performance Information
- Appendix D – Troubleshooting
- Appendix E – 3GPP/ISMA Operation
- Appendix F – Third‑Party and Embedded Webpages
Specifications
| Power Supply | 12 V / 1 A |
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| Wireless Interface | IEEE 802.11n 90‑150 Mbps |
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| Image Sensor | RGB VGA 1/4" CMOS |
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| Lens | 3.2 mm, F2.0, 60.3° field of view |
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| Video Compression | H.264 baseline profile level 3.1 |
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| Maximum Resolution | 640 × 480 px at up to 30 fps |
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| SD Card Capacity | Up to 32 GB |
Frequently asked questions
Why is the video quality poor and the image keeps disconnecting?
The likely cause is insufficient network bandwidth; try a faster Internet connection or lower the camera’s bandwidth setting in CamView or the web interface.
Does the camera support video and audio recording?
Yes. You can record video/audio with CamView, store recordings on a NAS, or save them locally to a Micro‑SD card up to 32 GB.
How can I improve brightness when the image looks dark indoors?
Increase the “low‑light sensitivity” setting to High or Very High in the Image Settings page or via the web interface.
Can I connect the camera directly to a PC with an Ethernet cable?
Yes. When directly connected, the camera uses an auto‑assigned IP (169.254.xxx.xxx) and can be accessed from CamView after about a minute.