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• The ZAQ 8-12 “bulb-cam” is powered directly from a standard E27 lamp holder; no extra wiring is required.
• After power-up (≈40 s) it enters pairing mode (“Waiting for Wi-Fi configuration”).
• Install the application specified on the label (most units use JXLCAM; some use V380 Pro, iCam365, etc.).
• Connect through either QR-code mode or AP/hot-spot mode to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network (5 GHz is not supported).
• Once the camera confirms “Wi-Fi connected”, finish the wizard, set a strong device password, and (optionally) insert/format a micro-SD card for local recording.
Key points
– E27 socket, 110-240 V ac, <6 W
– App must match the firmware (JXLCAM most common)
– Only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi; place phone, router, and camera within 3–5 m for first pairing
– Two pairing methods: QR (recommended) or AP hot-spot
– Reset button (≈10 s) returns the unit to factory mode
Hardware/Power
• Integrated SMPS accepts 110–240 V ac; inrush <250 mA, steady <70 mA.
• No polarity issues—the screw shell is neutral, centre pin is phase, identical to an LED lamp.
Firmware / App coupling
• Low-cost bulb cameras are sold under many names; firmware is hard-coded to one cloud backend. Mixing apps will fail at login/stream stage even if pairing succeeds.
• Identify the app by:
– QR code on the box or bulb base
– SSID broadcast in AP mode (e.g., “IPC-JXLCAM-XXXX” → JXLCAM; “MV…” → V380).
Radio constraints
• Single-band 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n; cannot see 5 GHz or hidden SSIDs.
• DHCP required during onboarding; static IP can be set later from the app.
Pairing methods
a) QR-code method (fastest, fewest router changes)
– App encodes SSID & key into QR; camera decodes.
– Keep phone screen ≤20 cm from lens, brightness 100 %.
b) AP/Hot-spot method
– Camera broadcasts open network; phone joins; credentials pushed over socket 80/8189; cam reboots onto home Wi-Fi.
Typical failure causes & remedies
| Symptom | Probable cause | Field fix |
|---|---|---|
| “Wi-Fi wrong pwd” loop | 5 GHz SSID chosen, special UTF-8 chars, or WPA3 only | Split SSIDs, use ASCII-only key, enable WPA2 |
| QR not scanned | Reflections / low LCD brightness | Max phone brightness; move 10–25 cm |
| Camera offline after hours | Weak RSSI (≤-75 dBm) | Wi-Fi extender, relocate router, PoE AP |
| App sees cam locally but not remotely | Cloud P2P blocked by router firewall | Allow UDP 7100-7300, TCP 8800-8899 or enable UPNP |
• Most current ZAQ 8-12 batches (2023/24) ship with JXLCAM V2.8.x and forced cloud-relay via Alibaba-cloud.
• Latest JXLCAM app (May-2024) adds WPA3-SAE fallback bug-fix; update before pairing.
• Manufacturers are migrating to Tuya-Smart-Life firmware for unified ecosystem; future runs may list “Tuya BulbCam” on sticker—procedure identical but pairing is done inside Tuya Smart app.
• Why 2.4 GHz only? Cheaper RF front-end, longer range through walls, lower power budget.
• Security note: default device password is often blank—first login forces change; use ≥12-character password and disable P2P ID if you plan to record only to local NVR.
• Analogy: think of the bulb camera as an ESP32 class IoT node with a fisheye sensor and IR‐cut; the app merely provisions Wi-Fi and acts as STUN/TURN client for NAT traversal.
• Privacy: In the EU, GDPR requires informing occupants/visitors that video is being recorded; external pointing cameras must not capture public areas beyond property boundary without signage.
• Cloud storage: Check where JXLCAM cloud stores data (servers in CN). For sensitive areas, favour local NVR or SD-only mode.
• Electrical safety: Bulb cameras are CE-marked but usually not double-insulated; use indoor dry fixtures only, IP20 unless otherwise stated.
• Cheap clones share identical housing but different SoCs (MSC313E, Hi3518E); manuals may differ slightly.
• No PoE; if fixture lacks mains, use an E27-to-IEC adapter fed from UPS.
• Mobile-only control; official desktop client exists for V380 but not for JXLCAM as of Q2-2024.
• Evaluate RTSP/ONVIF compatibility before integrating into third-party NVR (BlueIris, Synology).
• Investigate open-source firmware (OpenIPC) once a dump for MSC313E variant becomes available.
• Study WPA3 support roadmap for upcoming IoT chipsets to improve network security.
The ZAQ 8-12 bulb camera needs nothing more than an E27 socket and a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. Use the app printed on the label (usually JXLCAM), reset the unit, then pair via QR-code or hot-spot mode while phone and router are close by. After the camera announces “Wi-Fi connected,” set a strong device password, insert a micro-SD card if desired, and relocate the camera to its final position, ensuring a good Wi-Fi signal. Respect privacy laws, keep firmware/app updated, and you will have a functional 360° panoramic surveillance point in minutes.
