Private/Sleep Mode

Private/Sleep Mode

After the privacy mode of the camera is turned on, the camera will enter standby mode. In this state, all the functions of the camera will be suspended. Until you manually turn off the privacy mode, the camera will re-enter the working state, and all functions will resume work. 

To turn on Private mode:
1. In the Littlelf Smart app, tap on your Cam
2. Tap Features
3. Tap The Private/Sleep Mode icon

*The icon will turn blue, you will see "Device in sleep mode" appear on the Live Stream.
*To turn on the Camera, tap the” turn on the camera” on the Live Stream

You can automate, turn on or off privacy mode at regular intervals with one click for smart living

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