Tillie Doyle
The Summer Infant Panorama Digital Colour Video Monitor is a baby monitoring system that allows parents to remotely scan their nursery or playroom. The monitor comes with two cameras, and you can add up to four in total, including the Panorama Extra Video Camera #29690, sold separately. The monitor has an 180-degree view, and you can pan, scan, and tilt the camera remotely. You can also zoom in and use the talk-back feature to soothe your baby. However, some customers have reported issues with battery life, signal quality, and night vision. If you experience these issues, you can try resetting the connection by unplugging both units, waiting a few minutes, and plugging them back in. To sync the monitor with the camera, select add camera on the monitor's menu and hold down the button on the camera until the light flashes.
Characteristics and Values Table for Syncing the Summer Infant Camera Pano
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Number of cameras | Up to 4 cameras can be connected to the monitor |
| Camera compatibility | Replacement camera #29690 |
| Monitor compatibility | Not compatible with Side-by-side 2.0 |
| Syncing method | Select "add camera" on the monitor, hold the button on the camera until the light flashes |
| Troubleshooting | Unplug both units, plug them into the same outlet, and turn them back on |
| Power save mode | Cannot be disabled |
| Screen display | Press the "VIDEO" button to view the screen |
| Auto-scan feature | Scans between cameras every 8 seconds |
| Zoom | Remotely zoom in with the press of a button |
| Tilt | Remotely tilt the camera up and down |
| Pan | Remotely pan the camera left and right |
| Night vision | Reported issues with night vision |
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What You'll Learn
Syncing after accidentally deleting the camera
If you have accidentally deleted your Summer Infant camera, you can resync it with your monitor by following these steps:
- On the monitor, go to the menu and select "add camera".
- Hold down the button on the camera until the light flashes.
- Once the light on the camera flashes, the two devices should sync automatically.
If you are still having issues getting your camera to sync, try the following:
- Turn off both the monitor and the camera.
- Plug the two devices into the same power outlet.
- Turn on the monitor and camera.
After completing these steps, your monitor and camera should automatically sync.
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Resetting the connection
If you are experiencing issues with your Summer Infant camera pano and need to reset the connection, there are a few troubleshooting steps you can try.
First, ensure that both the camera and the monitor are turned off. Next, plug both units into the same power outlet and then turn them back on. This should allow the devices to automatically sync.
If the issue persists, try unplugging both units from the power source and waiting a few minutes before plugging them back in. Start by plugging in the main base first, followed by the unit in your baby's room.
If you have accidentally deleted the camera, you can resync it by selecting 'add camera' from the monitor's menu. Then, hold down the button on the camera until the light flashes, indicating that the sync is complete.
It is important to note that charging the camera for a few hours before attempting to sync may be necessary.
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Using multiple cameras
The Summer Infant Panorama Video Monitor comes with two cameras, and you can add up to two more cameras to monitor a total of four rooms. The cameras can be purchased separately and are known as Panorama Extra Video Camera #29690.
The monitor does not offer a split-screen feature, so you cannot view all the cameras at once. However, you can select the camera you would like to view or use the auto-scan feature, which will scan between each camera every eight seconds.
The Panorama parent handheld allows you to remotely scan the room left to right, up and down, and all around. With just the press of a button, you can pan, scan, and tilt to see everything happening in the room without having to adjust the camera physically.
The Summer Infant Explore Panoramic Video Baby Monitor also allows you to purchase additional cameras to monitor up to four rooms in total with video and auto-scan between rooms.
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Compatibility with other models
The Summer Infant Panorama Digital Colour Video Monitor comes with two cameras, and you can add up to two more cameras, the Panorama Extra Video Camera #29690, to monitor multiple rooms or children. This allows you to monitor four rooms in total, including the nursery, toddler room, playroom, and living room, either individually or via eight-second auto-rotation between rooms.
The Summer Infant camera system is compatible with older models. One user review mentions that they purchased the newer model as a replacement for their previous Summer Infant camera, which was purchased four years ago. Another user mentions that they purchased the newer model as it was the most comparable in features to their previous, now-discontinued Summer Infant model.
The newer model is also compatible with other brands' older models. One user mentions that they prefer the Summer Infant brand over other brands like Motorola.
However, it is important to note that there might be some differences in functionality and performance when using the newer model of the Summer Infant camera with older models of the same or different brands. Some user reviews have mentioned that the camera and screen quality of the newer model is not as good as the older models.
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Troubleshooting grainy picture quality
Grain, also known as noise, is that grainy, speckly stuff you see over your photos, usually worse when it's a low-light photo. The culprit is often your ISO setting. ISO is your camera's sensitivity to light. The higher the ISO number, the more sensitive the sensor is to light. When shooting in low light, you generally have to compensate for the lack of light by increasing the ISO setting.
If you are using a relatively low ISO number but still seeing grain in your photos, you might not be getting your exposure correct in the camera. Underexposing in the camera is the biggest reason for having excessive noise in your photos, even at relatively low ISO numbers. Noise lurks in the shadows, so when you raise the exposure in processing, you make the noise more visible throughout your image. That means a photo taken with a lower ISO and underexposed will have more grain than an image taken with a higher ISO, but correctly (or even over) exposed.
To fix grain in your photos, you can use Lightroom. Go to the Develop Module, choose the Details tab from the panel on the right, go down to the Noise Reduction section, grab the luminance slider, and move it to the right. You can also use the detail and contrast sliders to help fine-tune the noise reduction (moving the color slider is useful for getting rid of color noise).
Some customers have reported issues with the Summer Infant Panorama Digital Color Video Monitor's night vision. One customer review mentions that "at night [they] didn't see anything".
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Frequently asked questions
To sync your Summer Infant camera pano, first, turn off both units and plug them into the same outlet. Then, turn them back on. The camera and monitor should sync automatically.
If your Summer Infant camera pano won't sync, try unplugging both units and waiting a few minutes. Then, plug the main base back in first, followed by the unit in your baby's room. This will reset the connection.
On the monitor, select 'add camera' from the menu. Then, hold down the button on the camera until the light flashes. The camera and monitor should now be synced.
Ensure that both units are turned off. Plug them into the same outlet and turn them back on. The camera and monitor should sync automatically.
