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What is 2-way Audio? 2-way audio is a feature that works on all SimpliSafe® cameras. While using the SimpliSafe® Mobile App, 2-way audio allows you to hear audio from your camera and speak through it when viewing live streams. How to Enable 2-way Audio You can enable 2-way audio in the SimpliSafe® M
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What it Means An "Unable to Stream Video" error means that the app was unable to download and display the streamable video. As this is likely an issue on the app end, our team is notified of these errors and investigates promptly to ensure your video is back up for streaming as soon as possible. You
Errors / Warnings
Why does internet speed matter? The speed required to operate the cameras depends on the resolution quality that the camera is sending. Higher resolutions require faster speeds. This is especially important to consider during alarms when all cameras will record simultaneously and therefore require m
Wi-Fi Troubleshooting
What It Means If you see a low battery warning on your Wireless Outdoor Security Camera, Outdoor Security Camera Series 2, or Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Security Camera, that means that you need to charge its battery so it can continue recording video and live streaming. How To Charge The Outdoor C
The Outdoor Camera and Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Security Camera are battery-powered cameras that can help you monitor your home, even when you’re away. Keeping the batteries charged ensures that your cameras will keep a watchful eye inside, and outside of your home. Checking the Battery Status on
Battery / Power
Our Cameras have a wide field of view to maximize coverage inside and outside of your home. If you find that your camera is not detecting people or motion, there are a few steps you can take to improve its’ functionality. For the Outdoor Camera, Smart Alarm Wireless Indoor Security Camera, and Video
Troubleshoot an Issue
Incomplete camera recordings can often be a symptom of an underlying network connectivity issue. To rule out any temporary connectivity issues, we recommend rebooting your router - especially if it’s been a while since you’ve done this. To reboot your router, simply unplug it from power for 30-60 se
