How to use Pan & Tilt function of Tapo cameras

How to use Pan & Tilt function of Tapo cameras

TC70, Tapo C200, Tapo C210
 

Here we take Tapo C200 as an example.

1. On the home page, tap on your camera model card or tap Camera Preview > Manage to go to Live View page.

 


2. On the Live View page, tap Pan & Tilt to enter the control page. Tap on the Pan & Tilt to control your camera to move.

 



Vertical Cruise: Move up and down. Tap X to stop cruising.

Horizontal Cruise: Move from left to right. Tap X to stop cruising.

Pan & Tilt Settings: Tap Settings icon to set how many degrees the camera will move per tap of the Pan & Tilt.

Mark Position: Tap to mark your current position, and then you can quickly rotate your camera to the marked direction with just a tap.

Get to know more details of each function and configuration please go to Download Center to download the manual of your product.

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