Brand: Motorola
Category: Networking
Document Type: Manual
Language: EN
Available Languages: EN , ES
Manual for SCOUT66-B/2
Uploaded: Nov. 21, 2025, 7:32 p.m.
Manual Publish Date: 2014-01-01
Warranty Information
This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship for consumer products for 1 year and accessories for 90 days.
The Motorola SCOUT66 is a Wi-Fi Home Video Camera that allows you to monitor your children, pets, or property remotely. Setup involves connecting the camera to power, downloading the Hubble Home app on your smartphone or tablet (Android or iOS), creating an account, and then adding the camera to your account through the app. You can view live video streams, manage camera settings, and receive notifications. The device supports multiple cameras per account.
Troubleshooting and error codes
| General | What is the significance of LED flashing? | A blinking LED indicates the following status: Slow blinking: 1. Your Camera is in setup mode. You can add the Camera to your account in this mode. Out of the box, the Camera is in setup mode. To reset to setup mode, press and hold the PAIR button on the bottom of the Camera untill you hear a beep. Slow blinking: 2. The Camera is either connecting to the router or lost the link to the router. Please ensure that the Camera is in the Wi-Fi® signal range. LED is stable: The Camera is connected to the Wi-Fi® network. |
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| Connectivity Issues | I am not able to access my Camera. | Please check if the Camera is within Wi-Fi® range. If the LED on your Camera is slow blinking, please try to move the Camera closer to the router for better Wi-Fi® range and try again. |
| Setting Up | During setup on device for Android™™ and iOS, during the last step I am not able to find my Camera and the setup fails. | Please reset the Camera to setup mode and try again. Press and hold the PAIR button on the bottom of the Camera untill you hear a beep. Wait for a minute for the Camera to restart. When the Camera LED is blinking, indicating that it is in setup mode. Now restart the setup from your Smartphone again. |
| Connectivity Issues | Even though I am accessing my Camera from the same Wi-Fi® network, I still find my Camera is shown as remote. I can only access it for 5 minutes at a time. | Please check your wireless router settings. For example, in Buffalo brand routers there is an option called Wireless Isolation. Please disable this option. |
| Camera | When I try to view the Camera, I get a prompt for Camera firmware upgrade. What should I do? | Please upgrade your firmware. This takes around 5 minutes. We push upgrades from time to time to improve the Camera features. |
| General | Which platforms are supported for accessing my Camera? | Windows® 7*, Windows® 8* *Java browser plug-in needed Mac iOS version 10.7 or above Internet Explorer® version 8.0 or above Firefox® version 11.0 or above Chrome™™ version 18.0 or above Safari® version 5.1 or above Java™™ version 7 or above AndroidTM version 4.0 or above iPhone®/iPad® iOS version 7.0 or above. |
| General | I do not hear sound when I am accessing a remote Camera. | You can tap on the speaker icon in the video stream screen to hear audio. By default the audio is not ON when you are accessing a remote Camera. |
| General | What is the meaning of "Local Camera" and "Remote Camera"? | When you are accessing your camera from the same wireless network (Home) in which it is configured, it is a local camera. When you are accessing your Camera away from your home it is a remote camera. You may be using 3G, 4G or 4G LTE or a Wi-Fi® connection outside of your home. |
| General | I am having problems accessing my Cameras from Internet Explorer. What should I do? | The following links take you to the troubleshooting guide for Internet Explorer related issues. http://www.hubble.in/ |
| General | I am having problems accessing my Cameras from Google Chrome™. What should I do? | The following links take you to the troubleshooting guide for Google Chrome™™ related issues. http://www.hubble.in/ |
| General | I am having problems accessing my Cameras from Google Chrome™. What should I do? | The following links take you to the troubleshooting guide for Safari on Mac®. http://www.hubble.in/ |
| General | I am not able to access my Cameras on Internet Explorer®. I am using Internet Explorer® version 6 OR version 7. | You need to be on Internet Explorer® version 8.0 or above. Please upgrade your browser. You can also use Google Chrome™™ to access. |
| General | How do I find information which version of the APP I am running? | When you are viewing your camera, you can tap on the GEAR icon to go to the Camera settings page. Select the Information option to view the APP and Camera versions. |
| General | How do I download the APP for Android™™ and iOS devices? | Android™™: - Open Google Play APP on your Android™™ device. - Select Search - Type "Hubble Home" - The results will have Monitor Everywhere APP by Binatone - select to install it. iOS Device: - Open iOS APP Store - Select search - Type "Hubble Home" - The results will have Monitor Everywhere APP by Binatone - Select to install it. |
| Setting up | When the video is cut off, the application attempts to reconnect and and results in lost sound and choppy video. | You will need to turn off the auto lock function of your smart device to ensure continuous video/audio feeding. |
| Features | How many users can access the Camera at one time? | 1. If you are accessing in Local mode (your Smartphone/PC is connected to the same network as your Camera), up to four users can view your Camera at the same time and a remote user is not allowed. Remote users trying to access the same Camera will get a 'camera busy' notification. 2. If you are accessing in Remote mode (from an outside network different from where you have your Camera, e.g. 3G, 4G or 4G LTE or your office network), only two remote user plus two local users are allowed to access the same Camera. Note that when one user is accessing the camera from Remote mode, other users trying to access the same Camera through remote networks, will get a 'camera busy' notification. |
| Connectivity issues | I found interference caused by my other web cam devices. | Video streaming performance is related to internet bandwidth, especially if you have 2 or more video streaming devices that are working through the same router. |