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EZCloud Quick Install Guide v2

admin — Sat, 06 Apr 2024 17:15:23 +0000

EZCloud is Uniview’s remote connection backend that allows for P2P device management. EZCloud provides the user with an abundance of features that make sharing device access easier and more secure. The integrator and installer can use EZCloud to connect to customer devices and troubleshoot.

EZCLOUD REGISTRATION

Uniview provides a web portal to sign up and register an account with EZCloud. http://en.ezcloud.uniview.com It is recommended that Internet Explorer 8 or higher be used to view the web portal.

There are a few aspects to note about the web portal:

• A QR Code is displayed on the right side of the page. Scanning this code will download the EZView phone application onto the smart phone for use.

• On the upper right, there are Login and Sign up links for setting up and managing EZCloud accounts. The Help link provides a Quick Guide developed by Uniview for a more in-depth review of how P2P functions

An account can also be registered through the EZView smart phone application. See Adding A Device -> EZView

ACCOUNT SIGN UP

Signing up an account is very similar to most other online account registration as seen from the image above. Enter in the proper information requested such as the Username, Password and a valid Email

address. Click the Acquire button to receive a registration email which provides a Verification Code. Please note that the email may take several minutes to arrive.

Enter the Verification Code into the box provided and click the Sign-up button to register the new EZCloud account.

PRO TIP: Integrators and Installers can setup an account and then share device access to customer accounts for managing multiple devices and providing support later.

ACCOUNT LOGIN

Login either with the Username or registered Email address created previously for account management. If the password has been forgotten, there is a link provide for password retrieval.

EZCLOUD MANAGEMENT

Once the register code is located, there are three different ways to add and manage devices on an existing EZCloud account; through the EZCloud web portal, through the EZView smart phone application and through the EZStation CMS.

EZCloud Quick Install Guide v2

The Register Code is a unique 26 digit & character string that is used to connect a device to the EZCloud service. This code also comes in a QR format for quick scanning. There are a few places you can find the Register Code:

• On a sticker found on the recorder itself. It is typically located on the top (black chassis) or the bottom (white chassis) of the recorder. See the image below for an example.

Note the QR Code on the sticker for quick adding the device to an EZCloud account via the EZView smart phone application (more on the EZView app later in this guide).

• Within the recorder interface – right click on the Live View screen and select Main Menu (login if needed). Navigate to System, Network and then the myCloud tab (as seen from the image below).

The myCloud feature is toggled on by default. Please note that a new myCloud account cannot be registered from the recorder interface.

NOTE: On some device firmware versions Uniview uses the title myCloud rather than EZCloud. The URL containing myCloud will redirect to the proper EZCloud URL accordingly.

• Using the Wizard – upon first booting a new recorder, the startup Wizard will appear with the QR code to download the EZView smart phone application and to scan to add the device (after registering an account via the phone app). The EZView phone app will be discussed in more detail later in this guide.

• On a web browser – enter in the IP address of the device (local, remote or domain) and accessing the web interface. In the web interface, there is a similar menu to the one found on the recorder’s interface (see above). Once logged in, navigate to the Settings tab, then Network, then the myCloud submenu.

NOTE: Currently (as of December 2015), the web interface of Uniview devices will only work properly on Internet Explorer version 8 or higher.

EZCLOUD WEB

Once logged into the EZCloud web portal (as described in the EZCloud Registration guide section above), the backend will appear as the image shown above. To add a device, click the + Add Device button and a new webpage will display with entry boxes for both the Register Code and Device Name. The Register Code is the 26 digit and character string detailed in the section above. The Device Name is a title that represents the device being registered (e.g. Office B, 123 Elm St, ABC Company, etc.)

After clicking the Add button, the Device List will appear again with the newly registered device listed under My Cloud Devices. If the P2P service plug-in was not previously installed, the follow message will appear on the upper most portion of the web page:

Click the Download link and install the plug-in (the computer may have to be restarted to complete the install) After rebooting the Windows PC and accessing the EZCloud backend again, there may be a similar message on the lower portion of the web page as follows:

On the management page, there are three different sections: My Cloud Devices, Shared Cloud Devices and Sharing Records.

MY CLOUD DEVICES

The My Cloud Devices section of the EZCloud management page lists all added devices to the registered account. The devices can be navigated using a simple interface utilizing arrows to browse through the results (see toolbar at the bottom of each section).

As with the following sections, there are multiple columns that denote information that pertains to the recorder(s) registered to the account.

• Device Name – the name given to the device when it was first registered.

• Device Type – the model # of the registered device

• Device IP – the external IP address of the registered device

• Latest Online Time – the time the device was last detected to be online

• Status – indicates whether the device is Online, Offline or having a network error

• Share Device – a link that provides a menu to share the registered device:

NOTE: The ‘Share To’ input box receives the email or username of the account being shared to. A date and time can be set indicating how long the device will be shared. A specific user group can be selected defining the rights given to the shared device. Finally, a description can be entered to let the user know details that represent the device.

• Change Name – a link that allows the user to change the name of the device

• Retrieve Password – allows the user to generate an overriding password in the case of a forgotten password:

NOTE: All information will be entered automatically into the above form as it pulls it from the registered device. By clicking the Acquire button, the form will send an email with the verification code. Enter the verification code into the input box and click Retrieve to receive a password. The generated password will only work for the valid date and only if the device is properly set to the valid date. If the date is set incorrectly on the device, adjust accordingly on the Retrieve Password web page.

• Access Device – provides a link that will launch the device’s web service page, allowing remote access. NOTE: Login credentials are not needed when accessing the device since the device is already authorized by EZCloud.

SHARED CLOUD DEVICES

The Shared Cloud Devices section displays a list of devices that were shared to the registered account. The columns of information in this section are very similar to My Cloud Devices, however there are some unique information displayed for shared devices.

• Owner – the name of the account that originally registered and shared the device

• Valid Until – when sharing a device, a specific date and time can be set as an expiration period which is displayed in this column

• Description – displays relevant information pertaining to the device created by the owner at the time of sharing the device

All other columns such as Status, Change Name, Access Device and so forth, function exactly the same as in the My Cloud Devices section.

SHARING RECORDS

The Sharing Records section displays a list of devices that have been shared by the registered account. As with the previous sections, there are some columns of note.

• Share To – the account name that the device was shared to

• User Role – if multiple accounts were set up on the device, the sharer can opt to change user rights by selecting the applicable account for the Share To user to login with. NOTE that Share To users will not need to be supplied login credentials since the device has been pre-authorized by being registered to EZCloud.

EZVIEW

EZView is Uniview’s smart phone application for monitoring, configuring and managing multiple camera systems. Typically, a device will be added to an EZCloud account using the EZView app due to the ability to forgo using a computer for set up.

REGISTER (EZVIEW)

On the main screen, there is an icon in the upper left-hand corner that appears to be like three lines stacked. This is the main menu button. Click the main menu button and then click the P2P Account link at the top of the menu. This will bring up a Login screen that also has a few notable links. The first is the Sign-Up link that will allow for a new account to be registered through the app (similar to the web portal method detailed earlier in this guide). The second link, Forgot Password, gives a similar menu to allow for an email verification and password change.

Once logged in to the registered EZCloud account, the P2P Account menu will appear (referenced above). On the P2P Account menu there are a few minor options which include the ability to change the account’s username and password. The My Sharing Records menu lists all instances of when devices have been shared from the current account and sharing can be canceled on any of these instances.

My Devices links to the Devices menu which displays all devices added to EZView (includes MyCloud Devices). See the third image above; there are different icons that indicate what kind of device is being listed. The light blue recorder with a cloud symbol indicates a device added via EZCloud and the teal recorder with the share icon indicates devices that have been shared via EZCloud.

ADD A DEVICE (EZVIEW)

To add a new device to EZCloud, click the small + icon in the upper right-hand corner of the Devices menu. Below is an image of the Add Device menu.

The Add Device menu contains the following options:

• Add By – gives three different options to add devices: P2P, IP/Domain and EZDDNS. This guide will cover the P2P method of adding a device (EZCloud).

• Scan – this option appears when P2P mode is selected (default). Scan allows the user to scan a QR code to quickly enter in the Register code. QR codes are found in a variety of locations (detailed in the Register Code section earlier in this guide).

• Name – enter in the name of the device for personal reference.

• Register Code – either automatically grabbed via QR code scan or may be entered in manually to register the device (see Register Code section).

• Live View and Playback – allows the user to select the quality of the video for live and playback. The options are Smooth, Balanced and Clear. Smooth mode is essentially Sub Stream and Clear mode is Mainstream. Balanced will only work if Sub Stream is enabled as it fluctuates between Sub and Mainstream depending on bandwidth usage.

The Save button in the upper right (looks like a floppy disk) will add the device to the logged in registered account. The Start Live Preview button will not only add the device, but it will also launch all cameras in Live View.

NOTE: A registered EZCloud account must be logged in before adding a new device via P2P.

EZSTATION

EZStation is Uniview’s CMS software that allows for monitoring, configuring and managing multiple camera systems on a Windows PC. NOTE: Currently (as of December 2015) there is no CMS software developed for Apple Mac computers.

REGISTER (EZSTATION)

Registration of a new EZCloud account is straight forward; on the Home Screen (shown above) click the Device Management tile and then click the Cloud Device on the left toolbar under the Device tab. By clicking the Register button, the EZStation software will launch an Internet Explorer browser window to register an account online. The process of registering on the EZCloud web portal is located in the EZCloud Registration section of this guide.

Once registered (or if already registered) click the Login button to enter in the login credentials for the EZCloud account of choice. Other options include Auto Login, applying for an account from the login menu and account password recovery.

DEVICE MANAGEMENT (EZSTATION)

There are two main sections of interest here: the My Cloud Device list and the Shared Cloud Device list. Above those two lists are a header with the currently logged in EZCloud account, a Refresh link to refresh the current lists, a Switch Account link which launches a new login menu for account switching and a Logout link.

MY CLOUD DEVICE (EZSTATION)

The My Cloud Device list is dedicated to managing devices that have been added to the registered EZCloud account. The toolbar has the following features:

• My Cloud Device(x) where x indicates the number of devices in the list.

• Add – registers a new device to the currently logged in EZCloud account. Prompts for Registration Code and Device Name.

• Edit – can change the device name either locally or both locally and on the cloud.

• Delete – removes device from the list (NOTE: it will also remove it from the account).

• Sharing – share the selected device with another account.

• Sharing Records – lists the devices that were shared from this account along with applicable information.

• Search Bar – search for a registered device in the list by entering a keyword(s).

SHARED CLOUD DEVICE (EZSTATION)

The Shared Cloud Device list displays the devices that have been shared to the currently logged in account. If the integrator opts to share cloud devices with the end user, then the end user will be utilizing this list to see the status and have access to those devices. The toolbar has the following features:

• Shared Cloud Device(x) where x indicates the number of devices in the list.

• Edit – allows changing of the device name either locally or both locally and on the cloud.

• Cancel Sharing – essentially removes a device from being shared to the currently logged in account.

• Search Bar – search for a shared device in the list by entering a keyword(s).

Viewing and configuring the cloud devices listed in the Cloud Device menu is the same as any of the other device types on the Device Management page. Please see Uniview’s help file by clicking the User Manual button the topmost toolbar in the upper right of the EZStation software, to learn about how to group devices to prepare them for live viewing.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Cloud Update (firmware) will not function unless the device is registered to an EZCloud account.

EZView has a speed test function that allows the user to find the upload speed for a device registered to the currently logged in EZCloud account.

A device can only be registered to one EZCloud account. All other accounts need the device to be shared to them by the EZCloud account that the device was originally registered to unless the device is deleted from the original account’s device list.

EZCloud may be referred to as MyCloud on older firmware versions.

P2P refers to Peer-To-Peer. A “Cloud” device refers to, in the case of EZCloud, a device that has been registered to EZCloud for remote connection (not a remote storage medium). The way P2P works is that the device connects to the EZCloud server and then to the end user. The EZCloud acts as a go between, rather than having to open up ports (pinholes, virtual servers, etc.) to allow remote access to offsite clients. This is the preferred method of remote connection since open ports can pose a security risk and can be difficult to setup on complex networks (especially when a firewall is implemented).

Also, many satellite internet service providers and mobile hotspots will not allow ports to be opened unless a static IP is purchased (usually at a premium).

Uniview Firmware Download 2024

admin — Thu, 04 Apr 2024 14:09:00 +0000

Uniview Firmware Download 2024, It’s important to keep your camera’s firmware upgraded to the latest version for a variety of reasons. Occasionally, vulnerabilities are discovered in the firmware which can be exploited by malicious users. For example, in 2021 Uniview published a security notice regarding a buffer overflow vulnerability, along with steps to mitigate it. Their recommendation was to update the affected devices to the latest firmware, which fixed the exploit.

Importance of Firmware Upgrades

Another reason for updating firmware is to enable new features which are added to the camera software. One example is the 5MP Active Deterrence PTZ, which gained the ability to perform auto-tracking after a new firmware was released in 2021. Leo Xu from Uniview said this about firmware upgrades: “We do a major update every quarter and a minor update every month. Every product has some differences.”

How to Perform a Firmware Upgrade – Via EZTools 2.0

Now that you understand the importance of a firmware upgrades, you’ll want to know how it’s done. The easiest way to upgrade your camera’s firmware is via EZTools 2.0; Uniview’s robust camera configuration tool. You can download that from the support section of our website –

After installing EZTools 2.0, open the software and follow the steps below to update your Uniview cameras’ firmware:

1.Check the box beside your NVR or camera’s device
name and click “Login”

2.Enter your device’s username and password, then
hit “OK”

3.Navigate to the “Upgrade” tab on the left-hand
side

4.Choose “Local Upgrade” if you have downloaded
the firmware in a .zip or .bin format; otherwise select “Cloud Upgrade”

5.Again, tick the box beside your device and click
“Upgrade” in the bottom right corner

6.The tool will show you if a new firmware version
is available. Hit “OK” to upgrade (takes ~2-4 minutes to complete)

If you selected an NVR during steps 1 and 5, you will be able to upgrade all cameras added to the NVR during step 6. So, this method makes it very quick and easy to perform a firmware upgrade.

How to Perform a Firmware Upgrade – Via Web Interface

Another way to perform a firmware upgrade is via the web interface of the camera. To access the web interface of the camera, use EZTools 2.0 to find the local IP of the camera and enter it in your web browser. Or, you can click the “Remote Web” icon to automatically open the camera in your default browser.

Login to your camera via the web interface; you may have to change the default password first. Once logged into the camera, navigate to Setup -> System -> Maintenance. You’ll see two options under Software Upgrade: “Local Upgrade” and “Cloud Upgrade”. If you already have the latest firmware package on your computer, choose “Local Upgrade” otherwise use the cloud upgrade function by clicking “Detect”. If a new firmware is available, the button will change to “Cloud Upgrade”; click it again to update the camera to the latest version.

How to Perform a Firmware Upgrade – Via NVR (using local monitor)

The previous two methods of upgrading your firmware require a laptop or desktop computer to complete. If you don’t have access to a computer, you can also upgrade the camera’s firmware through the NVR’s local interface. Of course, the NVR must be connected to a monitor via VGA or HDMI so you can see what’s happening.

Using a USB mouse connected to the NVR, right-click to open the menu and select “Main Menu”. Navigate to Maintenance -> Upgrade -> IPC Upgrade for a list of all cameras added to the NVR. Click “Check for Update” at the bottom for the NVR to search Uniview’s servers for the latest firmware version for your cameras. Next, select the cameras you’d like to upgrade by checking the box on the left side. Finally, click “Upgrade by Cloud” and hit “OK” to upgrade the selected cameras firmware.

Conclusion

It’s important to regularly keep the firmware on your Uniview cameras updated to the latest version for security and performance reasons. The instructions in this guide also apply to Uniview NVRs, which also need to be upgraded for the same reasons. If you aren’t able to find the latest firmware via cloud upgrade, you can try emailing Uniview support: globalsupport@uniview.com. Occasionally they have access to newer, stable firmware which has not been released on the cloud yet. In addition, we plan on adding firmware downloads to our site in the near future.

Support – EZView Firmware

Please update at your own risk
We are not responsible for any device failure

DVR Firmware

Models

Firmware

NVR201-04LP	NVR201-08LP
NVR202-16EP	.

R2320P67

NVR201-04U

NVR201-08Q

B3506P11

NR302-16P

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NVR302-08S-P8

NVR302-16S-P16

NVR-B3211.27.36.190817
NVR-B3211.27.50.191108
NVR-B3211.28.20.200113
NVR-B3211.28.36.200513
NVR-B3211.28.45.200807
Latest: NVR-B3211.31.65.230316

NVR301-08LX-P8

NVR301-08X-P8

B3603P10
NVR-B3601.28.45.200807
Latest: NVR-B3601.33.46.230309 Bugfix – access issue

NVR301-04-P4

NVR301-08-P8

NVR-B3202.27.50.191108
NVR-B3202.28.45.200807
Latest: NVR-B3202.28.50.201120

NVR302-08E-P8	NVR302-16E-P16
NVR304-16EP	NVR304-32EP

B3123P45
B3123P50
Latest: B3123P55

NVR302-08U

NVR302-16Q

NVR-B3502.7.11.191113
Latest: NVR-B3502.9.7.200326

NVR302-08E-P8-B

NVR302-16E-P16-B

NVR-B3303.27.30.190712
NVR-B3303.27.35.L05.190827 Use with Smart Bar face recognition
NVR-B3303.28.20.200113
NVR-B3303.28.45.200813
NVR-B3303.29.63.210628
Latest: NVR_302_B-B3303.31.64.230309 Bugfix – access issue

NVR304-32EP-B

B3326P23L0 Use with Smart Bar face recognition
NVR-B3111.27.50.191108
NVR-B3111.28.20.200113
NVR-B3111.28.45.200813
NVR-B3111.29.63.210628
Latest: NVR-B3111.31.64.230309 Bugfix – access issue

NVR308-64R

B3123P45
B3123P50
B3123P55
Latest: B3111.29.49.210319 Supports Smartbar

Smart Bar

B1103P16 Click here for face recognition manual

IP Camera Firmware

Models

Firmware

IPC868ER-VF18

IPC_1601-B0013P05D1606.zip

IPC6412LR-X5P

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IPC_C2301-B0002P20D1904
Latest: IPC_C2301-B0003P22D1907

IPC3614LR3-PF28-D

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IPC3614LR3-PF28-DBK

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IPC3614LR3-PF40-D

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IPC_D1202-B0006P30D1812
IPC_D1202-B0007P27D1904
Latest: IPC_D1202-B0007P60D1904

SC-3223-ISU-F28M

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IPC_D1209-B0002P81D1907

IPC672LR-AX4DUPKC

DIPC-B1211.6.7.210701 Improves movement stability
Latest: IPC_D1211-B0003P71D1907L61 Another ptz position fix

IPC3614SS-ADF28KM

IPC3614SS-ADF28KM-BK

IPC_G6110-B0001P71D1907B06

IPC2124SR3-DPF36

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IPC314SR-DVPF28

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IPC314SR-DVPF36

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IPC322ER3-DUVPF28-B

IPC324ER3-DVPF28

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IPC324ER3-DVPF36

IPC324LR3-VSPF28

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IPC324LR3-VSPF40

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IPC325ER3-DUVPF28

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IPC3614LR3-PF28

IPC3614SR3-DPF28M

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IPC3614SR3-DPF28M-BK

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IPC3614SR3-DPF28M_Gray

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IPC3614SR3-DPF36M

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IPC3614SR3-DPF36M_Gray

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IPC3614SR3-DPF60M

IPC3615ER3-ADUPF28M

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IPC3615ER3-ADUPF28M-BK

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IPC3632ER3-DPZ28-C

IPC744SR5-PF40-32G

IPC814SR-DVPF16

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SC-3145FWD-I-F28

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SC-3245WD-I-F28M

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U46

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IPC_G6102-B5022P30D1812
IPC_G6102-B5023P21D1904
GIPC-B6102.26.21.B03.200628
GIPC-B6102.26.21.B03.200628
GIPC-B6102.26.35.200810
Latest: GIPC-B6102.26.36.B08.201216

IPC3618SR3-DPF28M

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IPC_G6106-B0006P31D1904
Latest: GIPC-B6106.8.35.200810

IPC3615SB-ADF28KM-I0-BK

GIPC-B6202.3.69.210611

IPC6222ER-X30-B

IPC_HCMN2103-B0027P22D1907

IPC6322SR-X22P-C

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IPC_HCMN2108-B0011P20D1904
Latest: IPC_HCMN2108-B0012P22D1907

IPC2324EBR-DPZ28

IPC_Q1201-B5027P30D1812
IPC_Q1201-B5028P10D1904
Latest: IPC_Q1201-B5029P22D1907

Update by EZCloud

Updating from the recorder

1.Log into the main menu of the recorder

2.Navigate to Camera > Camera > Advanced

3.Click on the by cloud button for each camera that needs to be upgraded. Each camera can also be selected by clicking on its check box and then clicking the by cloud button at the bottom.

Note: NVR must be online in order for this to work and make sure System > Network > EZCloud is enabled.

How to Update Uniview Cameras Firmware (2024 Instructions)

If you own a security camera system, it’s very important to keep the firmware updated for all the components such as the cameras, recorders, and even the apps/software used for monitoring. Occasionally, vulnerabilities are discovered which can be exploited and have the system hacked or misused.

Recently, Uniview announced a security notice regarding their firmware and equipment that required an update to close bugs that allowed users to target the cameras.

Another reason to update the firmware of the cameras is to enable new features or other technical improvements.

Sometimes cameras may underperform and the update may fix issues such as a bad image, erroneous behaviors, unresponsiveness, etc.

Usually, Uniview releases a major update every quarter, and a minor update every month. Basically, you need to pay attention to your equipment and ensure that the units are using the latest firmware at all times.

In this guide, we will show how to update Uniview cameras, what software to use, and how to find the right firmware.

How to update firmware on Unview cameras

There are three ways how you can update the firmware:

· Updating via EZTools

· Updating via the web interface

· Updating via the NVR’s local interface

Upgrading the firmware via EZTools

The easiest way to update Uniview’s camera firmware is by using the EZTools software. This tool can be downloaded here (or from Uniview’s website) and it’s basically a configuration tool.

It allows the user to scan the local network. Simply locate Uniview cameras and then by following the prompts you can update the firmware.

Once the EZTools is installed, run the tool. The software will scan the local network and list all the found devices (as shown in the picture below).

Check the box beside the camera (or NVR) that needs firmware update. Then click Login (the status should show “Not Logged In”). In this window, you need to type the camera’s username and password and then hit OK.

Next, click the Upgrade tab on the left hand. Choose Local Upgrade if you have previously downloaded the firmware in a .zip or .bin format (on your computer). Otherwise, select Cloud Upgrade.

Tick the box beside the device that needs to be updated and then hit Upgrade to start the process. The tool will show if there’s a new firmware update; if so, hit OK and the upgrade procedure will start right away.

Usually, it takes 2-5 minutes to complete. During this time, don’t disconnect the camera or perform any other action. If interrupted, the camera may be bricked.

If you did select to update an NVR, you will be able to update the cameras hooked up to the NVR during the last step. This method makes it easier to update all the devices at once. And as we said, keep all your equipment up-to-date.

Upgrading the Firmware via web interface (for UNV devices)

Another method to update the firmware is by accessing the device via the web browser and going through the on-screen prompts.

First, you need to find the IP address of the unit; install EZTools software in your laptop/computer and find out what’s the local IP address of the camera.

Once you have that information, go to the web browser and type the IP address in the URL bar. Additionally, you may click the Remote Web icon in the EZTool and the software will automatically open up the web interface.

Once you log into the camera using your username and password, navigate to Setup > System > Maintenance. In this section, you should see two options under Software Upgrade: Local Upgrade and Cloud Upgrade.

If you have the firmware downloaded to your laptop, choose Local Upgrade, locate the file, and start the upgrade process. Otherwise, select the Cloud Upgrade option by hitting Detect.

The camera will check online if there’s any update package available; if so, the button will change to Cloud Upgrade. Click update and wait until the unit is updated.

Once the update is done, the unit will automatically reboot. Wait until it comes back online.

Upgrading the firmware via the Uniview NVR

The two previous methods shown above require a laptop or a desktop computer to update the firmware.

If you don’t have access to a computer, you can easily update the camera’s firmware directly to the NVR’s interface. The NVR needs to be connected to a monitor (or TV) and you can use a mouse to navigate.

Right-click with your mouse and select the Main Menu option. Then navigate to Maintenance > Upgrade > IPC Upgrade where you should see all the cameras added to the NVR.

Hit the “Check for Update” button and the NVR will start searching Uniview’s servers for any available firmware.

Then, select the cameras that you want to upgrade by ticking the box. Click “Upgrade by Cloud” and wait until the firmware is updated. In some cases, the NVR may reboot.

Conclusion

It’s crucial to keep your security devices updated to the latest firmware at all times. This not just improves the performance, but ensures that your system is secure.

In this guide, we showed detailed instructions on how to update the firmware of Unview cameras by going through the web browser, using EZTools, or via the NVR’s update interface.

You can either download the firmware from Uniview, or you can use the Cloud feature to let the system find and automatically install the correct firmware.

Additionally, you may contact Uniview’s support team to get firmware files that the NVR cannot find via the Cloud. Make sure to send them the correct model and serial number as shown on the sticker.

Uniview camera Uplink firmware

1.Go to your VMS web client > Cameras > Add Camera > Uplink

Opens image in full screenOpen

Select the option Use Provisioning Server
Make sure to provide:
– Uniview camera’s username
– Uniview camera’s password
– Uniview camera’s MAC address
Please put the MAC Address in BOTH the Serial Number and MAC Address fields. The MAC address must be capitalized.

2.Log into your camera’s admin page and navigate to System > Maintenance

3.Upload the provided firmware for the Uniview camera and click Upgrade.

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4.After installation is finished and the camera reboots, the application should start on the camera and the camera will appear online on the Cloud VMS platform.

Updating Firmware Via Cloud

Uniview offers firmware updating via the cloud server. Cloud updating can provide the newest features and better functionality to on site devices, without ever having to worry about getting the correct firmware file or having to call technical support.

In this guide, we will be going over the multiple different ways of upgrading the firmware for your device.

Method 1. Updating From The NVR

1.Log into the Main Menu of the recorder.

2.Navigate to Camera > Camera > Advanced

3.Click on the By Cloud button for each camera that needs to be upgraded. Each camera can also be selected by clicking on its check box and then clicking the By Cloud icon to the right.

Method 2. Updating From The NVR Web Interface

1. Load the recorders IP address in Internet Explorer. Login to the recorder once the login page is
loaded.

2.Navigate to the Settings menu and then to Camera in the left hand menu and then to IP Camera in the sub menu.

3.Navigate to the Advanced settings tab

4.In the list of cameras find the cameras that need to be upgraded and click the Upgrade By Cloud Button

5.The cameras status list will then display downloading followed by uploading % and then finished off with upgrading. After it is done upgrading the camera will reboot.

Method 3. Upgrading From Camera Web Interface

1.Find the local IP address of the camera and navigate to the IP address in Internet Explorer

2.Login to the camera and navigate to Setup > Maintenance > Maintenance

3.Locate the Cloud Upgrade Detect button and click it

4.The camera will feed back A New Version Detected for Upgrade

5.Then click the Cloud Upgrade button again

6.The camera web interface will then show a camera is updating overlay.

Method 4. Updating From EZTools

1.Open the EZTools Program

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2.Select the Upgrade Tab on the Left side

3.Click on the Online Upgrade Tab

4.Checkmark the Device you would like to upgrade

5.Click on the Upgrade button on the bottom right corner

6.Once online upgrade is clicked the EZTools will search automatically for newer firmware for the
selected devices. The EZTools will then give you a popup showing the current device firmware
and the newest available device firmware. Check off each device that you want to upgrade on
the left hand side and click the OK button at the bottom.

7.The status of the device in the main list of devices will then read updating

8.After the update is done the device status will say Upgrade Succeeded, the device will then
restart and be up to date

Method 5. Updating From EZView App

1.Open the EZView app and navigate to the main menu in the upper left hand corner of the app.

2.Select the Devices tab. The device that has a red circle next to it shows that an update is available for the recorder or the cameras.

3.Assuming that the device has already been added to the app (if not add the device) click on the
device and select the P2P Upgrade button.

4.In the next menu select all of the devices that have the red circles next to them indicating that
they need to be firmware updated

5.Click on the Start Upgrade button at the bottom of the screen. The update will take about 5-10 min depending on how many devices and internet speed.

6.After giving the recorder enough time check back to the app to see if all of the red circles are gone. If they are this will let you know that all selected devices upgraded correctly.

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RXCamView PC and Mobile Guide 2024

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RXCamView PC is a surveillance software, which support Apple Push Notification service, support live video stream, video record and playback, video remote playback, snapshots and PTZ control, etc. RXCamView for PC: Enhancing Your Experience with Surveillance with RXCamView for PC

Introduction

It’s never been simpler to ensure the security of your house or place of business in these age of modern technology. Because to its strong capabilities and easy-to-use interface, RXCamView is a popular smartphone application designed for controlling security cameras. Although the software is mostly meant to be used on mobile devices, a lot of customers want the ease of having their surveillance feeds accessible on PCs. We’ll go through the advantages of using RXCamView for PC in this blog article, along with a detailed setup tutorial.

Why Opt for RXCamView on a PC?

1. Increased Screen Space

The increased screen real estate that RXCamView on your PC provides is one of its main benefits. You may watch many video feeds at once and get a full picture of your surroundings with a computer display.

2. Improved Split-Minute

On your computer, you may effectively multitask by using RXCamView app. You may focus on other things, including office work, internet surfing, or running your company, while keeping an eye on your cameras at the same time.

3. Accurate Keyboard and Mouse Control

Using a keyboard and mouse makes navigating around your camera feeds and settings more straightforward. You can precisely access camera settings, pan, tilt, and zoom in real time, which improves your capacity to react to security incidents.

4. Robust Association

When compared to mobile devices, PCs often provide more reliable and continuous internet connections. This stability guarantees continuous access to your security cameras, which is essential for preserving your property’s security.

5. Numerous Storage Choices

Your storage options are more flexible on a PC. You may preserve important security recordings by storing video footage and images locally on the hard disc of your computer.

RX CamView Installation Instructions for Windows 10

Get RXCamView for Windows first before moving on to the installation procedure. Use a file compression programme like WinRAR or 7Zip to extract the RXCamView download once it has been downloaded for Windows and Mac OS.

Double-clicking the programme file will launch the installation procedure. Open the RXCamView for PC folder once the download file has been extracted.

Downloading and Installing RXCamView for PC

After discussing the advantages of using RXCamView on your computer, let’s go through how to set it up:

1. Set up an emulator for Android

To use RXCamView on Android and iOS devices, you must first install an Android emulator on your computer. LDPlayer, NoxPlayer, and BlueStacks are a few well-liked choices. Install any of these emulators that you’ve downloaded.

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2. Get RXCamView.

Launch the Android emulator, then go to the Google Play Store from inside it. Look for “RXCamView” and download the software.

3. Start RXCamView.

Open RXCamView from inside the emulator once it has been installed. If you don’t already have an RXCamView account, you’ll need to create one or log in.

4. Include Your Lenses

After selecting “Add by Device ID” or “Add by IP/Domain,” click the “Device” or “Add Device” icon. To add your cameras to the programme, provide the password, username, and unique ID of each camera.

5. Start Observing

Once your cameras have been installed, you may use your PC to monitor your company or property. You may examine recorded video, see live feeds, and adjust camera settings as necessary.

Features of RXCamView for PC windows 11/10/8/7 & Mac

We provide information so that you may get familiar with the capabilities and tasks that RXCamView for PC is capable of. You may download RXCamView for Windows 11/10 and Mac OS for free on your computer to connect the security camera.

The list of features that RXCamView for Windows OS has to offer is shown below.

• Watch real-time HD video.

• Watching videos from the past.

• Reminder message for the event.

• Make a two-way audio call.

• Receive immediate notifications when sound, motion, or human shape is detected.

• Adjust the sensitivity and detecting area.

• Schedule the alarm notification and recording times.

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Step 1: RXCamView Installation for Windows 7/8/10

• The first window that appears on the screen during the programme installation process allows you to choose the software installation route. Click the “Browse” button to choose a folder location where you wish to install the software file, or click the “Next” button to leave everything as it is.

• Click the “Next” button to bring up a screen where a shortcut to the start menu may be created.

• Following that, a screen with two options will show up for you. “Create Desktop Icon” and “Quick Launch icon” are the first two. Press the “Next” button now.

• The installation will now start when the screen appears. Simply choose the “Install” option.

• The installation will now start while you wait for the procedure to finish.

• Simply choose the “Launch MaxxOne App for Windows/Mac OS” option on the screen when the installation is complete, then click the “Finish” button.

• Now launch the MaxxOne App for Windows or Mac OS, choose “Group Device Management,” and add devices to your programme.

Step 2: Add devices using the Windows/Mac OS MaxxOne app

• The device management screen will now show up; choose the device by clicking on it.

• Once the device management page appears, just choose “Import All.”

• Click the “Main Menu” choices to bring up the home screen.

Step 3: Use the Mac or Windows MaxxOne app to see live content.

This is where you can watch the MaxxOne app in real time on Mac or Windows.

Final Words on RXCamView PC

Managing and keeping an eye on your security cameras is made easier and more simple with RXCam View PC. With its bigger screen, improved multitasking, accurate keyboard and mouse handling, reliable internet connection, and more storage possibilities, it’s a great solution for consumers who want to improve their surveillance experience. You can get the most out of RX Cam View on your PC and have the piece of mind that comes from knowing your property is safe by following the easy setup instructions provided in this blog article.

FAQs

1. How to Connect RXCamView Cameras?

It’s easy to set up your cameras to work with RXCamView. Take these actions:

• Using the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, depending on your device, download and install the RXCamView app.

• Open the application and create an RXCamView account if you don’t already have one.

• Within the app, tap the “Add Device” or “+” icon.

• Input the necessary camera information, such as the IP address, login, and password.

• Make sure your mobile device and cameras are linked to the same local WiFi network.

• As soon as the information is accurately provided, the app should detect your camera and allow you to begin watching.

2. Why does my RXCamView says connect close?

If you get the “Connect Close” notice in RXCamView, there could be a connection issue with your camera. The following are some possible causes and remedies:

• Verify that your camera is connected correctly and check its power supply.

• Check to see whether your camera is linked to the neighbourhood wireless network.

• Verify that the login, password, and IP address you specified in RXCamView are accurate.

• Try reconnecting after restarting the RXCamView app and your camera.

3. In RXCamView, why am I seeing a “Username or Password Error”?

A “Username or Password Error” notification indicates that there is a problem with the login information you entered. Here’s how to deal with this issue:

Verify again the password and username you supplied in RXCamView for your camera. Make sure all the characters, capital or lowercase, are correct.
See your camera’s handbook or manufacturer’s documentation for instructions on how to reset the username and password if you can’t remember them.

4. How to Download RXCamView?

RXCamView is simple to download and may be found in the app store on your device:

Go to the Google Play Store on an Android smartphone and type “RXCamView.” In order to download and install the app, tap “Install”.
To find “RXCamView” for iOS devices, visit the Apple App Store. To download and install the app, tap “Get”.

5. How to connect RXCamview to iphone

The procedure for setting up RXCamView on your iPhone is the same as it is for Android devices:

• RXCamView may be downloaded and installed from the Apple App Store.

• If you do not already have an RXCamView account, create one now.

• Enter the IP address, username, & password of the camera to add it to the app.

• For the first setup, make sure that the iPhone and cameras are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

6. How to connect RXCamView to WiFi?

The main step in setting up RXCamView for Wi-Fi is to confirm that your mobile device and cameras are connected to the same local Wi-Fi network. You will be required to provide the Wi-Fi network information for the camera when setting it up in the app. Depending on your settings, you may use RXCamView to access the camera remotely or through Wi-Fi after it’s joined to the network.

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Step 1: Obtaining and downloading the Android emulator
You must download and install an Android emulator before you can install the RxCamView App on your PC. BlueStacks and NoxPlayer are two common emulators. Visit the official websites of these emulators and download the setup file that is appropriate for the Windows or macOS version of your machine.

Step 2: Installing the Android emulator
Run the setup file when the download is finished and adhere to the on-screen directions to install the Android emulator on your computer. Depending on how fast your machine is, this procedure might take a while.

Step 3: Setting up the Android emulator
Launch the Android emulator after installation. You will be asked to sign in using your Google account during the first setup (or create one if you don’t already have one). To use the emulator’s Google Play Store, you must do this.

Step 4: Accessing the Google Play Store
You may use the Android emulator to visit the Google Play Store after logging into your Google account. Look for the Play Store icon in the app drawer or on the emulator’s home screen.

Step 5: getting the RxCamView app
Look for “RxCamView App” in the Google Play Store’s search box. Find the “Install” button for the RxCamView official app by searching for it. Automatic installation and download of the application will begin.

Step 6:Launching the RxCamView App
Find the RxCamView App icon on the home screen of the Android emulator or in the app drawer when the installation is finished. To open the RxCamView App, click the icon.

Step 7:Activating Your RxCamView Account
Use your registered email address and password to log into your RxCamView account to get to your RxCamView devices and settings. You may create a RxCamView account right from the app if you don’t already have one.

Step 8:Connecting Your RxCamView Devices
The RxCamView App will instantly sync with your RxCamView devices when you log in. The app’s device list will show any cameras, smart plugs, smart lamps, or sensors you may have. To link each device to your RxCamView account, follow the steps given by the app.

Step 9:Examining the RxCamView App
Congratulations! Using an Android emulator, you have successfully installed and configured the RxCamView App on your PC. Find out more about the app’s features, such as the live camera feeds, device settings, planning, automation, and event alerts.

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RXCamview Setup: Configuring RXCamView: Your Handbook for Stress-Free Monitoring.

Introduction

It’s easier than ever to make sure your house or place of business is secure in today’s ever changing environment. Technology breakthroughs have made it possible for surveillance systems like RXCamView to provide a handy method to keep an eye on your property from anywhere. This blog will show you how to set up RXCamView for seamless surveillance, whether you’re a company owner trying to protect your assets or a household wishing to increase your security.

Let’s begin with a quick overview of RXCamView before getting into the setup procedure. This adaptable and simple-to-use programme is designed for remote monitoring. With RXCamView, you can connect several IP cameras and use a computer or mobile device to monitor the live feeds, replay recorded video, and adjust different settings.

How does the RXcamView app operate?

As was already said, this programme makes it easy to monitor CCTV cameras. All you have to do is download it from the Google Play Store onto your phone. You’ll be able to monitor your house, place of employment, office, and more using this app. Making ensuring your gadget is properly linked to the internet is all that is required. All of your camera footage will be recorded here, which you may view at a later time.

You are able to capture every video on your mobile device using its replay capability. As a result, you may go on vacation or have a trip without being concerned that someone would break into your house without your knowledge. You can see anything that happens in your house from a distance as long as you have the app installed on your smartphone. You also have complete control over how you want to operate each camera in your house. This may ensure that you will eventually experience more convenience.

Other than this, you may download the app for free on your smartphone. It will provide you full live video here at no cost. This software lets you capture a picture and send it to security staff in case anything goes wrong with your cameras. Additionally, you may enlarge the picture using the app to see details better. All things considered, it’s a fantastic CCTV camera monitoring app.

How to use an emulator to download the RXCamview Setup for PC

This software works best not just on your PC but also on your Android mobile. However, in order for this programme to function properly on your computer, you must download an Android emulator. We’ll be using the Bluestacks Android app player in this instance. The actions that you ought to do are as follows:

1. On your Mac or PC, begin by downloading the Bluestacks emulator.

2. Launch the Bluestacks computer emulator.

3. The emulator’s home screen will display the Google Play Store.

4. Enter your Google login credentials and look for the RXcamView application.

5. Select the RXcamView app to download and install it on the Bluestacks emulator.

6. Open RXcamView on your computer and begin using it.

Prior to Starting: Requirements

A few items are required before you begin the setup process:

• Compatible Cameras: Verify that the IP cameras you have are compatible with RXCamView.

• Operating System: Make sure that RXCamView can be used on your PC (Windows or Mac) or mobile device (Android or iOS).

• Stable Internet Connection: In order to access and see your cameras remotely, you must have a stable internet connection.

How to Set Up RXCamView

First, let’s install the RXCamView application on the device of your choice. These are what to do:

Regarding Mobile Devices (iOS/Android):

• Launch the app store on your smartphone (iOS: Apple App Store; for Android, Google Play Store).

• Enter “RXCamView” into the search box of the app store.

• Choose the RXCamView app from the official store and press “Install” or “Download.”

• Open the app when the installation is finished.

Adding RXCamView Cameras

After installing RXCamView, it’s time to include your cameras. As follows:

• Launch the RXCamView application on your PC or mobile device.

• The “Add Device” or “Add Camera” option may be tapped or clicked.

• You will be required to provide the IP address, username, and password of the camera. Make sure you have this data at your disposal.

• Once the camera information has been entered, choose “Add” or “Save.”

• Your camera will be tried to be connected to by RXCamView. As soon as the connection is established, the live broadcast will appear on your screen.

Setting Up Camera Parameters

Try modifying your monitoring experience by going via the RXCamView options menu. The following settings are ones you may wish to change:

• Video Quality: Depending on your tastes and available bandwidth, you may adjust the video quality.

• Motion Detection: Set up the motion detection settings to get notifications whenever the camera detects movement inside its area of vision.

• Notifications: Configure alerts for your computer or mobile device to be notified when certain events happen.

Remote Observation and Access

The ability to remotely view your cameras is one of RXCamView’s main features. Activate remote access by:

• Make sure the internet is linked to your cameras.

• Access your RXCamView account using the programme or app.

• Choose the camera that you want to watch.

• Take advantage of live streaming and archived video from any location with an internet connection.

Troubleshooting Typical Problems

Although RXCamView is typically easy to set up, there are a few frequent problems that you may run into. Here are some pointers for troubleshooting:

In case your camera displays “offline,” make sure it is powered on or has an internet connection.

Try reinstalling the programme and making sure your device satisfies the system requirements if it fails.

Safeguard Advice

When it comes to surveillance systems, security is crucial. To ensure the security of your RXCamView configuration, follow these tips:

• Replace the default usernames and passwords with secure, one-of-a-kind ones.

• Update the firmware on your camera on a regular basis to guard against vulnerabilities.

Higher Level Features

Advanced capabilities like cloud storage and PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) control are available with RXCamView. To get the most out of your surveillance system, investigate these possibilities.

Combination with Different Devices Think about combining RXCamView with other smart home appliances, including voice assistants or smart hubs, for a fully connected experience.

Conclusion: RXCamview Setup

To sum up, RXCamView is a great option for anybody looking for a user-friendly surveillance system. You may improve your security and peace of mind by installing RXCamView for your home or place of business with the help of this tutorial. RXCamView is a useful addition to your security arsenal due to its flexibility and ease of use, regardless of your level of expertise.

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RXCamView Alternative: Investigating RXCamView Substitutes: Safeguard Your Area with These Best Monitoring Apps

Introduction

It is crucial to have a trustworthy surveillance system in place to protect your home or place of business. Even though RXCamView is a well-liked option, it’s a good idea to look at other possibilities as well in order to choose which one best meets your demands. We’ll present you to a few of the best RXCamView substitutes in this article, each with unique benefits and capabilities. There is a choice for everyone, regardless of their preferences for sophisticated features, price, or user-friendliness.

Top RXCamView Alternative Available

1. CloudEdge: Your Safe and User-Friendly Monitoring Solution

An effective and user-friendly substitute for RXCamView is CloudEdge. It gives you easy remote access to your cameras and delivers notifications in real time. Whether you’re at home or on the move, you can have peace of mind knowing that CloudEdge is monitoring your property from any location. The software is accessible to a broad spectrum of users since it is available for both iOS and Android smartphones.

2. Wyze: Feature-rich and reasonably priced surveillance

Wyze is a great option if you’re on a tight budget without sacrificing quality. Wyze provides a selection of reasonably priced cameras with outstanding features including two-way audio, 1080p resolution, and night vision. Because of its simple setup and remote watching capabilities, the Wyze app appeals to users on a budget.

3. Swann Security: Complete and Sturdy Monitoring Solutions

A reputable company, Swann Security is well-known for producing top-notch surveillance gear. They provide a variety of cameras, DVRs, and NVRs for home and business usage. The Swann Security app is a good substitute for people looking for a complete surveillance system as it lets you see and manage your cameras from a distance.

4. ARCCTV: Expert-Level Monitoring for Companies

For companies searching for top-notch surveillance solutions, ARCCTV is a great option. ARCCTV provides sophisticated features including analytics, support for multiple cameras, and cloud storage choices, with an emphasis on commercial and industrial applications. Its mobile app guarantees that company owners may easily keep an eye on their properties.

5. Lorex Home: State-of-the-Art Monitoring Systems

One of Lorex Home’s most notable features is its advanced surveillance equipment. They provide a large selection of cameras, including cordless and 4K Ultra HD versions. For individuals who need the newest in surveillance technology, the Lorex Home app is a fantastic substitute since it offers simple remote access and management.

6. EZView: Easy-to-use Monitoring for Everyone

Because EZView was created with simplicity in mind, it’s a great option for consumers looking for an easy setup. Features like motion detection, cloud storage, and live streaming are included in this RXCamView substitute. You may download the EZView app on both iOS and Android smartphones.

7. Geeni: Easy and Intelligent Surveillance Management

Geeni is a feature-rich monitoring application that is renowned for its use and simplicity. As it works with a large variety of Geeni smart cameras and gadgets, it’s a fantastic option for Geeni ecosystem enthusiasts. Geeni allows you to operate smart plugs and lamps, see live video feeds, and set up alarms for motion alerts all from inside the app.

8. Hue Widget: Hue Smart Lighting and Integrated Surveillance

The Hue Widget app is something to think about if your house is already equipped with Philips Hue smart lights. Your lighting system and surveillance are effortlessly integrated with this app. With the simplicity of smart lighting management, you can improve your home security by setting up alerts that are activated when your Hue cameras detect activity.

9. ImperiHome: The Complete Smart Home Monitoring Solution

An all-in-one smart home software called ImperiHome acts as a thorough control panel for a range of smart devices, including security cameras. As a result, you may integrate a variety of brands and gadgets into your smart home’s single interface. Because of its adaptability, ImperiHome is the best option for consumers who have a variety of smart home components.

10. HomeBrite: Easily Manage Your Smart Home Security System

The user-friendly software HomeBrite is designed to manage all the features of your smart home, including the security cameras. It ensures a flawless user experience by making smart device setup and administration simple. HomeBrite is accessible to both novices and seasoned smart home enthusiasts because to its user-friendly interface.

Final Words: RXCamView Alternative

RXCamView is only one app among many in the realm of security applications. Regardless of your needs—affordability, sophisticated functionality, or ease of use—there’s a substitute that can satisfy them. To choose the best surveillance software for you, take your time browsing through these selections, reading reviews, and thinking about your unique requirements. Because each of the options listed here has advantages of its own, you may feel safe about securing your area.

Ultimately, the decision boils down to what suits your house or place of business the best. To make an educated choice and experience the peace of mind that comes with efficient monitoring, consider your priorities, your budget, and the features you would want.

Note: Do your homework and make sure any surveillance programme or system you choose satisfies your unique needs, including compatibility with your cameras and devices. When choosing a solution, take privacy and data security into account as well.

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RXCamView Android: How to Use RXCamView on Android: A Comprehensive Guide to Streamlined Monitoring

About RXCamView Android

RXCamView is a trustworthy and adaptable security software designed specifically for Android smartphones at a time when technology breakthroughs are redefining how we safeguard our residences and commercial spaces. With a thorough grasp of RXCamView’s features and capabilities provided by this tutorial, you can be sure that your surveillance system is optimised to the fullest extent possible.

Using RXCamView: An Overview

To start downloading RXCamView, take your Android smartphone to the Google Play Store. Look for “RXCamView” online, then download and install the programme. It’s crucial to remember that RXCamView was created with Android users in mind, guaranteeing a flawless experience on the platform of your choice.

Establishing Your RXCamView Account: Setting up an RXCamView account is the next important step. Your entry point to remote surveillance is this account. You will be able to see your cameras with this account from any location with an internet connection. If you haven’t already, register, or just log in with your username if you already have.

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Setting Up and Adding Cameras:

Adding Cameras to RXCamView: After installing the app, open it to discover the camera choice. In order to integrate your surveillance equipment with the app, you must complete this step. For every camera, enter the required information, such as its login, password, and IP address. To ensure the success of this phase, make sure your cameras are linked to your local network.

Strategic Camera Positioning: Take into account the strategic positioning of your cameras for the best possible surveillance coverage. Pay particular attention to vulnerable spots, high-traffic areas, and entryways if you wish to increase security there. The efficiency of your surveillance system may be greatly impacted by the placement of your cameras.

Adjusting Camera Parameters: RXCamView Android gives you the ability to personalise your monitoring experience. You may adjust a number of things in the app’s settings menu, such as notification preferences, motion detection sensitivity, and video quality. Adjust these variables to meet your unique needs for monitoring.

Remote Observation and Access:

Remotely Accessing Cameras: RXCamView’s ability to provide remote access to cameras is its real strength. You only need to use the app to log into your RXCamView account once your cameras are online. This gives you the freedom to watch recorded video and live streams from any location with a reliable internet connection.

Troubleshooting Typical Problems:

Taking Care of Connectivity Problems: If a camera seems to be “offline,” you should look into its power supply and internet connection. Sustaining monitoring without interruption requires a steady connection.

App Stability: You should think about reinstalling RXCamView if you experience app crashes or instability. To guarantee seamless functioning, make sure your Android smartphone satisfies the required system requirements.

Examining Enhanced Functionality:

PTZ Control: Learn about PTZ (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) control to improve your surveillance skills. With the help of this function, you may precisely capture important details by being able to remotely change the camera’s field of view.

Cloud Storage: To safely store and access recorded video, think about putting cloud storage options into place. Convenience and redundancy are provided by cloud storage, while your sensitive data is protected.

Final Words: RXCamView Android

To sum up, RXCamView Android is a reliable way to improve your security and comfort. After reading through this extensive tutorial, you now have the understanding needed to install RXCamView on your Android smartphone and use it to its maximum capacity. You can confidently keep an eye on your surroundings whether you’re at home or out and about.

Make security a top priority by updating the firmware on your camera and changing the default passwords. You can ensure the best degree of security for your home or company by taking control of your surveillance with RXCamView on your Android mobile.

Start making the most of your surveillance skills right now, and enjoy the advantages of a smoothly functioning security system that gives you the ability to safeguard the things that are most important to you. You now have the power to ensure your safety, and RXCamView is leading the way.

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RXCamView Login: A Comprehensive Guide to Safe Monitoring Access with the login process.

About RXCamview

With the help of RXCamView, you can see your security cameras from a distance. Its full potential can only be realised if you fully comprehend the login procedure. We’ll take you step-by-step through the RXCamView login process in this blog, making sure you can easily access your surveillance system and maintain the security of your property.

RXCamview Login The Entire Process:

Step 1: Get the app on your device

The RXCamView app must be installed on your selected device before you can log in. Whether it’s the Apple App shop for iOS users or the Google Play Store for Android users, you can get RXCamView from the app shop on your smartphone.

Step2: Open the application

Once the installation is finished, find the RXCamView app icon on the home screen of your smartphone and press it to open the programme.

Step 3: Create an Account (If Required)

To log in, you will need to establish an RXCamView account if you haven’t already. To create an account, click the “Sign Up” or “Register” button. You’ll be asked for some basic details, such your email address and a secure, one-of-a-kind password.

Step 4: Register

Go back to the app’s login page now that you have an account. This is the login process:

• Input the password you established while registering, along with your email address.

• Verify again that your login information is correct to prevent any access problems.

• Use a password manager to safely store and recover your password if you’re worried about forgetting it.

Step 5: Display at Home

Following a successful login, the RXCamView home screen will appear. You may access your linked cameras and other security features from here.

Step 6: Getting to Know Your Cameras

Press the camera icon or go to the camera list to see your cameras. This is where your RXCamView account’s cameras that you have added are shown. For a live stream, click on the camera you want to see.

Step 7: Observation through Remote

You may enjoy remote monitoring now that you are signed in and able to see your camera stream. With RXCamView, you can watch your property in real time from any location with an internet connection, giving you more protection and peace of mind.

Step 8: Extra Security Protocols

Consider putting the following precautions into practise to guarantee the maximum degree of security:

• Make sure your cameras’ default passwords are strong and distinctive.

• Update the firmware on your camera on a regular basis to guard against vulnerabilities.

• If available, enable two-factor authentication to provide an additional degree of protection.

Conclusion: RXCamview Login

To sum up, being proficient in the RXCamView login procedure is necessary for safe and practical access to surveillance footage. You may easily log into the app and use all of its features, including remote monitoring, by following these easy steps. RXCamView gives the power of surveillance in your hands, protecting your belongings and the people you care about, whether you’re at your place of residence or on the move.

By making security a top priority, you can improve the security of your house or place of business and experience the peace of mind that provides knowing you are in charge over your surveillance system.

EseeCloud Mobile PC App Full Guide

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EseeCloud Is A Simple, Stylish, User-Friendly And Powerful Mobile Video Surveillance Software. We Are Committed To Continuously Improving Our Video Processing Technology And Video Innovation Technology, And Providing Global Security Products, Professional Industry Solutions And Superior Services To Continuously Create Greater Practical Value For Our Customers.

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EseeCloud Mobile PC App Full Guide

FAQ

When added by LAN or cloud lD,indicate “device is not online” or “device is not registered”

1.Please make sure the network is normal and already enable DHCP on router.

2.lf users manually change network parameter of device,please change it to default parameter. Just press reset button for 10 seconds.

Device is online and there happen alarm , but cellphone gets no message?

1.Please make sure the APP is on and allowit to get APP push message,then it can get alarm notification.

2.After enable push message,check cellphone setup-application management,find out the “Eseecloud ” and enable to get push message.

Indicate “SD card error” after insert SD card.

1.Only support SD card max 128GB and FAT32 format. If the system file is error,please formart the SD card and choose FAT32 format.

2.When SD card is ruined or file system is wrong,please try to change or re-format the SD card.

Why the playback recording video content is uncontinuous?

1.For saving the room of SD card and extend the lifetime,device will only make recording when detect the actived image ,that’s why the recording content is uncontinuous.

Can the device support be powered by USB or power bank?

1.Suggest to use original power adapter. If use other adapter with the power is not stable,the device may be damaged.

Device preview help

Different devices support different functions. Preview interface only shows the functions supported.

Cloud storage details

Features

1. What is cloud storage? The cloud storage function is a video storage function developed based on technologies such as moving object detection. Cloud storage is divided into two types: alarm recording and full-day recording. Alarm recording refers to triggering the camera alarm when someone passes by or moves in front of the camera. The camera will automatically record and upload it to the Cloud Space Security Center for encryption. You can use it with confidence.

Tips:

(1) As long as you purchase the cloud storage service, you can get the corresponding cloud space. For example, if you purchase the cloud deposit monthly package, the cloud space is valid for one month, and it will take effect from the successful purchase.

(2) The storage time of cloud storage video is determined by the type of package. If you open the cloud storage package for 7 days, the camera cloud video storage period is 7 days. The 30-day cloud storage package will be opened, and the camera cloud video storage cycle will be upgraded to 30 days. If you open a 7G/month cloud storage package, then your cloud recording storage space is 7G in this month. After the space is full, the cloud recording will not be saved. The stored video will be saved for one month.

2. What are the advantages of cloud storage? The video is safer: the video cloud storage can not steal, safe and reliable. More efficient viewing: generate alarm video in real time, quickly grasp the alarm situation, the video is clear and smooth without jamming Cloud storage: Camera video is stored in cloud space, no space limit, and unlimited cloud storage space.

Cloud deposit purchase and exchange

1. How to buy a cloud storage package?
Click the device list device “Cloud Record” button or the personal center “Cloud Mall” – enter the “Cloud Mall” interface – click “Switch” to select the device you want to purchase and the device channel – automatically select the appropriate package for you after the selection is completed – click ” Buy now” Once the payment is complete, you can turn on device cloud storage.
Tips:
(1) Cloud deposit does not support return and exchange after purchase, and does not support refund;
(2) The purchase channel of the device is determined by the number of package service channels of the system. If the system has only two packages with service channels 1 and 3, then the device can only select 1 or 3 purchase channels;
(3) Cloud storage is only bound to the purchase user. The device with the cloud storage is deleted and added to the new account. Under the new account, the device will not be able to continue to enjoy the cloud storage;
(4) Cloud storage is purchased by a single device and device channel, and multiple devices and multiple channels need to correspond to multiple cloud storage packages;

2. How to redeem the cloud storage package?
Click the device list device “Cloud Record” button or the personal center “Cloud Mall” – enter the “Cloud Mall” interface – click “Use Cloud Saver Code” – enter the “Scan Redemption Code” interface, scan the valid redemption code – enter the ” redemption code” Payment interface” – select the device and channel to be redeemed – click ” redeem now” to complete the redemption

Tips:
(1) The number of channels for redemption Device is determined by the number of package service channels generated by the redemption code (if the service channel of the redemption code package is 4, then the device can only select 4 channels to purchase);
(2) There is no charge for redeeming the code cloud storage package using the redemption code, and each redemption code can only be used once;

Cloud video introduction

1.cloud video types and abnormal conditions

Cloud recording is divided into two types: alarm recording and full-day recording.

Alarm recording, the video will only be uploaded when the camera detects that someone has passed, the item has been moved, and the camera alarm is triggered.

Recording all day means that the camera will automatically record when it is online and in good condition. It will be detected 24 hours a day and encrypted and uploaded to the cloud space.

The cloud video is lost when the device is deleted, the device uploads the cloud video, and the device is disconnected from the network. The device and the server are disconnected. The device network bandwidth is insufficient and the device cannot upload video and video.

2.How to turn off the automatic upload function of cloud recording?

After purchasing the cloud storage package, the cloud recording function will be automatically enabled.

You can click the “Cloud Recording” button corresponding to the device list to enter the cloud recording interface. Click the cloud storage service icon to enter the “Cloud Storage Service” – disable the cloud recording function.

Tips: After the cloud recording function is turned off, the validity period of the cloud storage will not be extended;

Cloud retention period

1.Cloud deposit validity period
Cloud deposits take effect from the date of purchase, that is, the validity period of cloud deposits is: “at the time of purchase” to “the same time point after one month / one year later”. For example, the cloud deposit package of 7 days/month was purchased at 0:00 on April 1, 2019, and the validity period of the cloud deposit is a natural month. It is: 0:00 on April 1, 2019, and O:00 on May 1, 2019.

Tips: The validity period of the channel cloud is the sum of the time of all the cloud storage packages in the channel. For example, channel 1 purchased two 7-day/ month cloud storage packages at 0:00 on April 1, 2019, then the cloud storage validity period is: 0:00 on April 1, 2019, and June 1, 2019. 0:00 on the day.

2. Can the cloud validity period be suspended?
Cloud storage is timed from the date of purchase, and will not stop during the time. after the user purchases the cloud storage, the action of deleting or stopping the uploading of the video can not affect the cloud expiration time

Cloud storage renewal

1. How to renew the cloud deposit package?
(1) Conditions for cloud surviving fee: The current device has purchased the cloud storage channel to purchase or renew the cloud storage package;
(2) Process of cloud surviving fee: Click the device “Cloud Recording” to enter the cloud recording interface click the “Cloud Storage Service” icon to enter the cloud storage service – select the channel to renew the fee – click the “Renew Now” button below to enter the cloud mall interface – Select the channel and package for renewal of the device – click on the renewal fee immediately to complete the renewal.

Tips: When you are renewing, if the renewal plan are using the package and the other channels of the package meet the renewal conditions, it will default to select previous package and channel.

Cloud storage migration

1. Unbound cloud service migration

(1) Conditions for migrating cloud services: The current account has a cloud storage service of unbound devices;

(2) Migration cloud service process:
After the device is added successfully, if the device meets the service migration conditions, the migration prompt box is displayed. After confirming, select the service that needs to be migrated to the newly added device, and click “Migration”.

If the device is a single-channel device, the device migrates directly to the device list interface. If the device is a multi-channel device, you need to select the number of channels equal to the number of services to migrate.

2. Offline device cloud service migration
(1) Offline device cloud service migration conditions: the current account has offline devices that have been bound to the cloud service;
(2) Migration process:
After the device is successfully added, if the device meets the service migration criteria, the migration prompt box is displayed. After the determination, the device iumps to the miaration interface.

b. Select an offline device to migrate. If the offline device is multi channel, you need to select the migrated device channel.

If the device is a single-channel device, the device migrates directly to the device list interface. If the device is a multi-channel device, you need to select an equal number of channels to migrate.
Tips: Do not migrate all day recording cloud services to NVR devices

Device preview help

Different devices support different functions. Preview interface only shows the functions supported.

Light control:setup on/off,brightness,color temperature for light control device

Screenshot:snapshot current preview image

Recording: record current preview video

Full screen:tap button and switch to landscape viewing

Calendar:choose playback time to show all recording files wanted

Remote playback: device must to be inserted TF card.

Two way talk:press the button and talk for a long time

Installation mode:swith to wall installation and ceiling installation mode

Display mode: at ceiling installation mode,there have fisheye mode,cylinder mode,corridor mode and fulI screen mode

Cruise: setup auto cruise .

Sound:setup the sound on/off

Swith code stream:switch HD and SD

Split screen dispaly: choose screen channel number

Screen aspect ratio: can set the screen aspect ratio

PTZ control: control the movement of high speed dome

Timeline:drag the time line left and right to choose recording period . Use fingers to zoom in or zoom out the timeline

App Operation

Log in

This APP support “account log-in”, third-party log-in” and local experience”.
Account log-in: At log-in interface, input user name/cellphone number/email address and password, click ‘0K” and log in.

Third-party log-in: Click the icon of third-party network social software, authorize the APP to log in.Local experience: Users can use the APP without log-in.
Remember the password: Supportremem-berring the account and password that have been logged in, which is convenient for switching account login.
Note: Please pay attention thatLocal experience” mode will be stored at local.Once data is lost, it can’t be restored.

IP PRO Log in

Registration

Input cellphone number/email address to register, get verification code.
Input verification code and password, click “OK”. After registration it will move to device list.
Note: Each cellphone number/ email address can be used for registration once.

IP PRO RegistrationIP PRO Registration

Reset Password

Input registered cellphone number /email address to get verification code. Input verification code, reset password and click “OK”.
Then go back to log-in interface, log in with new password.

IP PRO Reset Password

Add Camera

Add device

Method 1: Enter to device list interface after login, click the t’ button in the upper right corner of the interface, and select the add device” button.
Method 2: Click the’+’ button in the interface to enter directly to add device interface.

add camera

1. There is a QR code on the device body:
Scan the QR code on the device,display the device ID of the current device , click the Add ICON below jump to the prompt interface of operation guide.

add cameraadd cameraadd camera

2. Can’t find the device QR code :
lf there is no QR code on the device, click ‘Other ways to add’ and then select ‘Standalone camera’.

add camera

3. Please connect your mobile WiFi to the device hotspot.

Open Settings-> Select Wireless LAN > Select ‘IPCXXXXXXXXX’ device hotspot.

Connect hotspot,default password：11111111

add camera

4. After connecting successfully,return to APP.

Remote View: View video via WIFI or other network, please select Remote View.(most people choose)
Direct Connection: View video without network ,select Direct Connection. (few people choose)

5. Select Remote View to continue.
Select your wifi and enter your wifi password, then click Confirm .

add camera

6. Configuring, do not unplug the network! The network configuration process may take 1-2 minutes, please be patient.

add camera

7. Set device name and device password.
For added security, please set a password.

add camera

Device Sharing
Generate shared QR codes ln the device list, click the “Share” button, set the right to share, choose to share, and generate QR codes.

Device SharingDevice SharingDevice Sharing

Scan and share QR code.
click on the’+’button in the upper right corner of the interface to enter to add device interface, click on scan add device, enter to scan interface, scan shared device QR code, after display the scan results then return to device list interface.
Note: You need to allow access to the camera and album to use this function properly.

Scan and share QR codeScan and share QR code

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Video playback

Playback four steps：①Select device channel ②Select video type ③Select playback date ④Confirm search video

• Retrieving the video requires three conditions of ‘device channel + recording type + playback date’.

• Video types include: motion detection, timing detection, alarm detection, and manual detection. Generally, all types of videos can be retrieved by default.

• The selection of the device channel can directly affect the retrieval result. Be sure to confirm the online status of the device before recording.

Device channelVideo typeDate selection

Timed playback

• Timed playback：Select the timed playback operation, enter the recording effective time point in the time frame, and confirm that it can be played immediately (effective time point refers to: the time retrieved by video playback)

• Time drag playback：Adjust the time scale and drag the cursor on the timeline to the corresponding time (as shown in Figure 2 below)

Timed playbackTimeline

Video sync

Steps：①Retrieve video ②Check sync ③Switching time point

• Date: Check the synchronization switching time point, the channel synchronization will not take effect.

• Time: Check the synchronous switching time point. The recording time of each channel will not take effect at the same time.

Video download

Batch download：Enter the time period to be downloaded at the start time + end time according to the needs of the retrieved recording time range.

Time period download：The time period of the video recording will also be displayed in the download resource. Click the download button for any time period according to your needs.

Custom bulk downloadSelect time period to download

Other functions

Playback control：Support playback/pause/stop control in video playback, select the screen form in playback and click operation

Time scale adjustment：The settings in the Setup Wizard are not set. The playback timeline scale will default to 60 minutes. You can also modify the scale value by clicking ‘Reduction’ or ‘Magnify’ during video playback.

Playback controlAdjustment scale

User parameter

Basic Settings

Split screen number：The selected split screen number is displayed after the re-login, and the CMS provides split screen 1/4/6/8/9/16/25/36/49 nine forms of choice.

Display language：CMS currently defaults to 9 display languages, such as Simplified Chinese and English. When you choose to log in again, you will switch to the corresponding language.

Login Method：The cloud login mode is online. You need to connect to the external network when you log in. The local login does not have this hard requirement.

List style：The list style includes tree shape and graphics. The replacement is only the real-time preview interface and the display of the device list under the playback interface. The device list under other interfaces is unified into the tree list style.

Path modification：

①Screenshot path: The screenshot file is saved in the snapshot folder by default, and can be saved in other paths according to its own needs.

②Local recording path: The local recording file is saved in the record folder by default, and can be saved in other paths according to its own needs.

③Video download path: The files downloaded by the playback video are saved in the video_download folder by default, and can be saved in other paths according to their needs.

Preview sync time：Check the time when the device is previewed and the computer will be automatically synchronized (only ipc is supported)

note：After modifying the settings, click “Finish” and you will need to log in again. (It is best not to modify it to a directory containing Chinese)

advanced settings

Time zone setting：The local time zone can be selected according to the actual situation.

Automatic lock：Check the auto lock and enter the integer in minutes in the time frame. If no operation is performed on the CMS within the time of the input, the CMS will automatically lock.

Automatically connect video：After logging in to the auto-connect video, log in to the CMS and automatically connect to the device added to the device list. The number of connected channels is the number of split screens in the basic settings.

Basic Settingsadvanced settings

User login

Local login

①Enter account + password ②Click to login

• Local login can be logged in using the default account admin (the initial password is blank)

• Local login mode can choose remember passwords orautomatic login (automatic login is not possible when auto lock status is enabled)

• Click the string in the login forgot password to be encrypted. Different accounts correspond to different encrypted passwords

• The account number box can display three accounts that are mostly used recently.

• Switch to cloud login

note:

• The current CMS version of the user name can only use “admin”, the initial password is empty. In order to prevent potential safety hazards, please be sure to modify the initial password after the initial login to prevent unauthorized access to your device or other adverse consequences.

• For better protection of your privacy and improving product security, we strongly recommend that you set up complex passwords based on the following rules: greater than 8 characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, special characters, and so on. Please understand that it is your responsibility to properly configure all passwords and other related product security settings.

Cloud login

• User login：①Enter ‘account+password’ ②Remember password and automatic login (optional) ③Click to Login

• Register an account：①Enter ‘new account + password + email’ ②Click to register now

• Retrieve password：①Enter ‘Account+Mailbox’ ②Click to get verification code and enter ③Enter a new password ④Click to complete

Note:

①The cloud login should be logged in with the registered account (the account registered by the mobile app can be logged in)

②Registered account is recommended to use a valid mailbox, easy to retrieve passwords and other special circumstances

③After registering an account, you need to log in to the email address you entered during registration to activate the email address (click the received link to verify)

④The mailbox status is not activated, and cannot be retrieved after forgetting the password (activation period is two days)

⑤The first time you use EseeCloud_CMS, the software’s time zone will automatically sync with your computer, and you can change it later in the advanced settings.

More features

User Management

New user：①Click New User ②Enter username (required) + note name (optional)③Click to confirm

Modify permissions：

Default: The default permissions include screenshot, video, PTZ settings, video playback, remote download 5 items

modify：①Click edit permission ②Check the permissions and devices/channels that need to be assigned to new users (you can click to select all) ③Click to confirm

Other functions：

①Clear password: If the login password of the new user is forgotten, you can log in to the newly created user again by directly clearing the password and the internal setting data can be retained.

②Modify the note: Add a note, change the note or delete the note, go to the modify note operation

③Delete user: If you feel that the newly created user is not necessary, click delete user to delete the user.

New userModify permissionsModify user

Log query

Inquire：①Confirm ‘start time + end time’②Confirm ‘log type’ (including: alarm log, login log, operation log)③Selected area ④Click to query

Log query

Resource management

Screenshot：

search for：①Select ‘start time+end time’ ②Click search

Preview：①Method one selects ‘preview’ for right-click operation ②The second method is the screenshot file retrieved by direct click.

delete：①Method 1 Select ‘Delete’ for the right-click operation. ②The second method is to enter the screenshot preview state and click to select ‘delete’.

location：①Method 1 Select ‘Open location’ for right-click operation②Method 2 is to click ‘Save Location’ in the resource information.

Resource information：‘user, resource size, resolution, device name, associated channel, screenshot time, save location’, including the above content (as shown in Figure 2)

Replacement size：‘Original size, maximize, zoom in, zoom out, resource information, delete’, the screenshot preview status includes the above status/function that can be switched to

video：

search for：①Select ‘start time+end time+’②Select the recording type (including: preview video, playback video, default all types)③Click search

Resource information：‘user, resource size, recording type, device name, associated channel, recording time, save location’, including the above

Other functions：The operation steps of ‘preview, resource information, location, delete’ function are the same as the screenshots. For details, please refer to the operation in the screenshot.

Right click operationResource information

System Info

Version Information：The content is displayed as follows ‘version number, date’

change Password：①Enter ‘original password + new password + confirm new password’②Click to confirm ③Re-login verification password

sign out：Click the ‘Exit Login’ button to quit the login status of the current account.

System Info

Live Preview

Connection/Disconnection

The list style is treeshape:

connection：

①Double-click on the selected device/channel to enter the connected video state.

②After selecting the device/channel, right click and select “Connect Video” to enter the connected video state (Figure 1)

disconnect：

③Double-click to disconnect the current connection after selecting the connected device/channel

④After selecting the device/channel, right click and select ‘Disconnect’ to disconnect the current connection.

Figure 1

List style is graphic：

①After selecting the device/channel, click the play button on the device list to enter the connected video status.

②After selecting the device/channel, click the stop button on the device list to disconnect the current connection status.

③Right-click operation connection/disconnection is consistent with the tree list style. The specific operation can be referenced.

Note：poor performance of the computer will directly affect the smoothness of the preview video. It is recommended that the number of channels connected to the device be gradually increased

Video/screenshot

Video：

①Click the Record button on the toolbar to enter the video recording status (as shown in Figure 1 below)

②After the video operation, click the record button again to stop recording.

Note：

①The actual recording duration is not equal to the time difference between the start recording time and the end recording time.

②If the device network is interrupted, the recording will succeed but no video file will be saved.

③The channel is maximized or minimized during recording, and the recording will stop.

Screenshot：

Click the screenshot button on the toolbar to enter the screenshot status (as shown in Figure 1 below)

Note：

①If the switching stream video is not loaded, the screenshot operation will be saved.

②The screenshot does not have the function of continuous screenshots. Clicking the screenshot button once will capture an image.

Figure 1

Panorama mode

enter：

①Double-click the channel screen to enter the maximized state, right click and select “panoramic mode” to switch to the panorama mode, enter the panorama, and the code stream is automatically switched to HD.

②The channel screen is in 1 split screen mode, and the panorama mode option is available on the right toolbar. Click to select to switch the panorama mode.

drop out：

①Click on Panorama mode on the right toolbar and select ‘Exit panorama’ to exit panorama mode

②Exit the panorama mode by exiting the screen from the split screen state.

Panorama modeCylindrical modeExpand modeSplit screen modeQuad screen modeSix-screen mode

Note：

①In the local login mode, you can select 6 display modes in the panorama mode, including: panorama, cylinder, expand, 2 split screen, 4 split screen, 6 split screen

②In the cloud login mode, you can select 4 display modes in the panorama mode, including: panorama, cylinder, split screen, quad screen

• Installation mode：

Suspension: the direction of the cruise is clockwise

Wall-mounted: the direction of the cruise swings left and right

• Cruise mode：

Speed: Cruise provides speed 3S / speed 40S / speed 60S three options, corresponding to slow / medium / fast three speeds

Stop: Pause the current state of the cruise, left click on the channel in the cruise or select the stop cruise button in the cruise mode to click

Panorama modeInstallation modeCruise mode

PTZ control

Cruise / PTZ / Zoom / Focus / Aperture / Preset：

The PTZ control function can be used only when the PTZ device (such as a ball machine) is connected to the main control device (such as NVR or DVR).

Cruise is to directly perform the screen cruise operation. The pan/tilt is to adjust the lens direction and zoom to replace the mirror multiple.

PTZ speed level controlcontrolZoom, focusPreset

①：Adjust the PTZ control speed (default level is 6)

②：Adjust lens direction and cruise

③：Adjust the zoom and focus of the PTZ camera

④：Set and call the set bit, adjust the lens to the specified position, set the preset position, input the preset position later, click to call, the lens will automatically move to the specified position

Split screen number

• The client provides 1 split screen / 4 split screen / 6 split screen / 8 split screen / 9 split screen / 16 split screen / 25 split screen / 36 split screen / 49 split screen, nine split screens can be switched at will

When the number of connected device channels is greater than the current number of split screens, the displayed split screen will automatically increase, reaching 49 split screens.

Split screen number

Other functions

• Sharpness switching: SD SD and HD HD toggle buttons

• sound：①Selected screen channel ②Click to turn off/on sound

• Intercom：①Click the intercom button to open the intercom②Left-click and hold the connection to talk, click the exit button to exit the intercom

• Help: The help buttons under each interface are the corresponding function instructions.

• Recording: When the live preview channel is recording, the icon is flashing.

• shut down：①Click to exit the login button ②Click OK to log out and return to the login screen.

Other functionsIntercom

Introduction to EseeCloud CMS

Function introduction

CMS is called Camera Monitor System. It is a camera monitoring client for online preview image, video storage, remote playback, device management, video/screen download and other functions.

It is suitable for DVR, NVR, IPC, VR CAM, Wifi IPC and other devices.

Camera suitable for IP PRO, VR CAM, EseeCloud app.

CMS has the following characteristics

Interface containerization processing mode: In the interface design of the client component, the containerized processing is carefully adopted, which simplifies the processing mode of multi-screen and single-screen switching, greatly improves the multi-screen operation feeling, and adapts to the development trend of a multi-screen PC.
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Channelized management mode: In the client component design, channelized management mode is added, and the traditional design mode with device as the core subject is abandoned, which is more suitable for the development direction of IP monitoring.

Operating environment

Operating system:Microsoft Windows7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 (32/64 bit Chinese and English operating system)

OSX 10.9 or higher (64-bit Chinese and English systems)

CPU：I3/2.4GHZ or more

Memory: 4GB or more

Graphics card: integrated graphics (Intel HD 4000 and later), discrete graphics (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 and later)

note

Preview multiple video or high resolution video at the same time, requiring higher hardware configuration and network bandwidth

Installation login

Installation and operation

Step 1: Run the EseeCloud_Setup_3.0.1.exe installation package

Step 2: Select the display language when installing

Step 3: Read and determine whether to accept the agreement

Step 4: Determine the path to the installation

Step 5: Installation is complete and you can choose to run immediately

1. Running program2. Choose a language

3. Reading agreement

4. Determine the path

5. The installation is complete

Frequently Asked Questions

Question one：After installation, open the CMS and display “Cannot load plugin”?

Answer one：

1.Please confirm whether the installation path uses Chinese when installing, and the plugin is temporarily not compatible with Chinese path.

2.After confirming the non-Chinese path, if the problem persists, you can contact technical support for assistance.

Question two：After connecting multiple channels of video (more than 30 channels), videos stop for a few seconds , all channels are automatically disconnected into the black screen. The device connected again has no response. Do we need to restart the CMS?

Answer two：The new version of CMS3.0.1 runs with higher memory. If you connect many channels by the lower configuration computer, the computer system will run out of memory, causing the CMS to run abnormally. If the computer configuration is slightly lower, it is recommended not to connect too many channels. The optimization work has been planned for this situation.

Question three：When CMS is installed on the OSX system, it displays “File is corrupted” or “Unable to open” when it is opened?

Answer three：

1.Open “System Settings” → “Security and Privacy” → “Allow applications to be downloaded in the following location”, check “any source” (applies to versions prior to OSX10.12.X);

2.Open “Terminal”, enter the string “sudo spctl –master-disable”, press the “Enter” key, enter the sudo password (applicable to versions after OSX10.12.X). If the above method still does not work, please contact us to help you solve it.

Question four：After starting a window and flashing, it will not start or XP will appear. Open the software to indicate 0a00000000 memory referenced by 0x00000000 instruction. The memory cannot be ‘written’.

Answer four：Large probability video card driver problem, update the graphics card driver can solve

Question five：It shows mfc100u.dll lost when opening computer

Answer five：Install VC++2010 library to solve the problem

Foreword

Welcome to use our products! We are very honored to get your trust.

In order to have a general understanding of our product CMS and facilitate your use, we have specially configured this manual for you, including the function introduction, operation steps, precautions, etc., which are essential guides for your use of this product.

Please read the instruction manual carefully before use. I believe it will be of great help to your effective use of this product. In addition, if you have any questions during the use, please feel free to contact us, we will be happy to serve you.

Applicable Model

This manual is for the camera monitoring system CMS.

Statement

This manual may contain areas where the product functions or operations do not match, or where the technology is inaccurate, or a typographical error. For such problems, our company will update the manual content according to product updates, and regularly update the hardware and software products described in this manual. The updated content will be added to the new version of this manual without prior notice.

The contents of this manual are for reference guidance only, and are not guaranteed to be identical to the actual product. Please refer to the actual product.
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Agreement

In order to simplify the description in this manual, make a convention:

The camera monitoring system CMS is referred to as CMS or software for short;

DVR, NVR, IPC, VR CAM, WIFI IPC equipment, etc., collectively referred to as equipment;

Click for the left mouse button click, double click for the left mouse button to double click;

Some pictures are schematic, please refer to the actual interface of the software;

A “note” hint text may appear in this article to indicate that the operation is potentially risky, and ignoring the text may result in errors or unpredictable results.

Equipment management

Add device

Add a LAN device：①Enter the device management interface ②Refresh LAN device ③Check the device and click Add (LAN device can be filtered by entering IP/ID in the filter box)

Add cloud ID device：Manually enter the device ‘cloud ID number + channel number’, select ‘type’ according to the actual situation of the device, and the rest can click to confirm (the password can be selected according to the actual settings of the device)

Add an IP/DDNS device：Manually enter the device ‘IP/DDNS+port+channel number’, select ‘type’ according to the actual situation of the device, and the rest can click OK.

LAN add

Modify device

Device modification：In the device management or preview interface, after selecting the device and clicking Modify, the device interface will be loaded.

Regional modification：In the modify device interface, click the area drop-down box.

Group modification：After selecting the group under the device management interface, click the modify button to load the modified group information interface.

note：Modify the channel name, panorama, and channel type corresponding to the channel number in the device.

The panorama or channel type corresponding to each serial number is independent.

The channel device in the device needs to be in the panoramic state. You can select the corresponding channel serial number to modify the panorama. And channel type

Device modificationGrouping

Remote setting

VR CAM/gateway Remote setting

Setup steps：①Selected device ②Click Settings / Connect Device and click the Remote Settings button (as shown in Figure 1)

Device Information：Content includes device model, device ID, OEM serial number, firmware version (providing check updates)

Function setting：The audio, prompt tone, prompt language, and display mode and resolution can be set on the configuration.

Alarm system：The content includes motion detection, message push, motion detection sensitivity, and synchronization time function. If daylight saving time setting is available, you can set daylight saving time.

TF card settings：TF card status, available / total capacity, TF card formatting function

note：

①Alarm message push is not supported in local login. You need to check to switch to cloud login status.

②Currently supports VR CAM/gateway devices for remote setup

Remote setting interface

D82 series NVR remote setting

Setup steps：①Selected device ②Click Settings / Connect Device and click the Remote Settings button

• General settings：Set the device’s time zone, date format, date, time, button sound, OSD transparency, VGA resolution

• Channel setting：

◦ Coding settings：Can set the encoding mode of each channel, the resolution of the primary and secondary streams, the code stream control, the code stream rate, the video frame rate, and the encoding format.

◦ Color adjustment：The tone, contrast, brightness, and saturation of each channel can be adjusted and copied to other channels.

◦ Channel OSD：The title, display status, and communication quality of each channel can be modified.

◦ Video detection：Each channel alarm duration, detection type, sensitivity, whether to enable various alarm information push, detection area selection, deployment time selection can be modified, and can be copied to other channels

◦ Code stream value：Monitor real-time stream for each channel

◦ Channel details：View the primary stream, secondary stream, and software version for each channel

• Recording settings：You can set the recording type and time of each channel. There are three types of timing, movement and alarm.

• Network settings：

◦ Network settings：You can modify whether to use DHCP. If you choose No, you can modify the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS address, and WEB port of the NVR.

◦ Dynamic domain name：You can modify whether to use DDNS. If yes, you can modify the provider, domain name, username, password.

◦ PPPOE：Select whether to enable PPPOE. If yes, you can modify the PPPOE protocol, user name, and password. You can view the PPPOE status and PPPOE IP address.

◦ wireless setting：Can view ESSID, modify Wireless Channel, area

• System settings：

◦ Device Information：View device name, device model, device serial number, software version, release time, cloud ID

◦ Log information：Select the input type, start time, and end time and click Search to display the log number, time, and content that meet the conditions.

◦ User Management：Display serial number, user name, whether it is super user, create new user, edit user, delete user, change password

◦ Factory settings：Choose simple restore (ignore channel and network configuration), restore all (restore all configurations)

◦ Online upgrade：Select the local upgrade file and click on Upgrade Firmware.

Device grouping

Create a group：①Click the ‘Create Group’ button ②‘Enter the content in the group name box and click OK.

Add channel：

enter：①Select the created group ②Click the Add Channel button

Import selection：①Selected channel ②Selected group ③Click the import selection button

Import all：①Selected group ②Click to import all buttons

Modify/delete：

Edit: Select the group and click the Modify button to modify it.

Delete: delete the selected group or channel and click the delete button to delete

Create a groupAdd channelModify group

Uniview NVR Remote Access

admin — Tue, 01 Aug 2023 20:02:39 +0000

Uniview NVR Remote Access, This guide will show how to view a Uniview NVR on the mobile app EZView. You will need a network connection for this setup.

How To View A Uniview NVR Via EZView App

This guide will show how to view a Uniview NVR on the mobile app EZView.
You will need a network connection for this setup.

Step 1. Connect The NVR To Your Network

First, you will need to connect the NVR to your network. Taking a cat5e/cat6 cable from the LAN port on the NVR, then the other end will go to your router or network switch.

Step 2. Log Into The NVR and Enable EZCloud

We will be going through this process via the web interface on internet explorer from a local PC.
From the Live View of the NVR, Go to Setup -> Network -> EZCloud
Make sure It is set to ON and “Add without Signup” is ON, unless if you would like to have added security, switch it to OFF.

Step 3. Download The EZView App

Step 4. Add the NVR

First, open the app, then click the 3 Horizontal Line icon in the top left corner

Click on Devices

Select Add

Choose Scan

Then Scan the QR Code from the web interface of the NVR

Enter a Nickname for your NVR and click Start Live View

Then you will see a Device list With your NVR, Click on it for a Pop up to appear, and select “Start Live View”

Then You will have a Live View of any cameras connected to the NVR!

EZCloud Displaying Offline

When setting up Remote Viewing, You may get a Success Message after scanning the QR code. However, the NVR can show as Offline on the EZView App afterwards.

On the NVR web Interface, you may get this Message:

**Network disconnected. Please check network settings such as DNS server address and port mapping. **

Here are a few tips to fix this issue:

– Make sure that the recorder is networked locally correctly.
– Wired Directly from the LAN port of the NVR to your router or network switch.

– Place the recorder on DHCP

– After Enabling DHCP, click on Save.

Once all of these steps have been taken, the Status should come Online:

How To View Remotely Through Cloud Via EZStation

EZStation is a CMS for Uniview products to allow the user to allow viewing and configuring.

Please Note

You must have a cloud account created and your device added beforehand

Step 1. Install and Run EZStation

Download the EZStation Program here

Upon initial bootup, you may get prompted to create a login. This is for the EZStation Program exclusively. Typically we’ll recommend setting the same login as your NVR.

Once Running, You should get a Main Screen:

Step 2. Log Into Your Cloud Account

First, Go into the Device Management section.

Next, Select Cloud Device on the left side, then Login.

A popup box will appear to input your cloud login info. Once entered, Click Login

A Load screen will appear, then you should be logged in.
Now your linked devices will be listed under My Cloud Device

Step 3. Viewing Your Device

Now that we are logged in, we should be able to view whatever devices are on the linked account

First, go back to the Control Panel Tab, Then select the Live View Section

From here, Double click on your device on the left side and any cameras linked will appear

How To Share Your Device Via EZCloud Portal

Each Uniview device is limited to only be registered one single EZcloud account at one time.

Due to this limitation, sharing the device is needed to be accomplished to allow other wanted registered users to access your Uniview device.

To do so login to your EZCloud account via the web (Click Here) and select the “Share” option under the My Cloud Devices -> Operation section.

Once you select share it will prompt you to a new page where you will need to fill in the below three pictured fields. Once all fields are filled in select Confirm.

How To Share Your Device Via EZView Mobile App

Each Uniview device is limited to only be registered one single EZcloud account at one time.

Due to this limitation, sharing the device is needed to be accomplished to allow other wanted registered users to access your Uniview device.

From the Live View in EZView, Select the 3 Horizontal Lines in the top left-hand corner:

Select Devices:

Click on the 3 dots icon next to the device you want to share:

Select Share:

Choose specific cameras or the whole NVR:

Once the Device is selected, Input the User’s info that you want to share it to, the Expiration Date, Roles, and hit Share.

How To Enable App Alerts Via EZView

App alerts are great if you would like to be notified when an event gets triggered.

This guide is for after the device has already been added via EZCloud

From the live view, click on the 3 horizontal lines in the upper left-hand corner:

Select Alarm Notifications:

Select Allow Notifications:

Enable the Device you want notifications for and then select Advanced:

Select the same device again:

Choose the specific cameras you’d like alerts from on the NVR, or select the entire NVR:

You can also set a Notification Schedule. If you do not create one, then notifications will come through 24/7:

You can also select the Event Type you’d like to get alerts from:

Events

Motion Detection – Basic Grid Based Event
VCA – Smart Events such as Line Crossing, Intrusion Detection, etc. (Your camera must support that event to allow notifications)
Alarm Input – Event triggered via physical Alarm Input
Video Loss – Anytime video feed loses signal
Others – Can include Device Exceptions events such as HDD error, IP Conflict, Bandwidth Errors, etc.

How To Unbind From Cloud Account

Occasionally, you may come across the need to unbind your Uniview NVR from its current cloud account. Either a new user is taking over an existing system or the cloud account is no longer accessible are some example use cases.

HDMI UI

From the Live View of the HDMI interface of the Uniview NVR, click on the Home Icon in the bottom left-hand corner to access the menu of the NVR.

Once the Main Menu is opened up, go to Network -> Basic -> EZCloud.

From the EZCloud Menu, Click on the Delete icon to unbind from its current cloud account.

Web UI

From the Live View of the Web Interface of the Uniview NVR, go to Setup -> Network -> EZCloud -> Delete

Uniview Devices Password Reset

admin — Wed, 21 Jun 2023 06:43:23 +0000

uniview devices password reset, After you generate a master password (which is temporary), you can use that password to access your Uniview NVR and eventually modify your old forgotten password.

How To Reset Uniview Password

How to reset the lost password for Uniview NVR

Did you forget your password for your UNV NVR? In this step-by-step guide, we will be covering what information is needed to generate a master password, where to get that information, and how to do the password reset procedure on Uniview (UNV) NVR.

After you generate a master password (which is temporary), you can use that password to access your Uniview NVR and eventually modify your old forgotten password.

Lost password on Uniview NVR

Step 1. First of all, try to access your UNV NVR by using the default username and password. You never know, maybe your recorder is still using the default password. Use the following details to log in to the NVR

Username: admin
Password: 123456

If the above is unsuccessful, try the other account to log into your NVR:

Username: admin
Password: admin

Step 2. Verify the date on the NVR is correct. The password recovery methods demonstrated there will NOT be successful if the correct date cannot be confirmed.

The generated master password is date sensitive, that’s why you need to confirm the timestamp on your recorder.

Connect to the NVR directly and hover over the displayed time with your mouse cursor. Make a note of the current date showing up over there.

Step 3. Recover the Uniview NVR password using EZCloud. Note: This step will only work if the NVR is connected to a known EZCloud account. If the EZView phone app is used with this NVR, the login details for that are the same as the ones used for EZCloud.

Go to https://en.ezcloud.uniview.com/. Log in using your EZCloud account (note: this is not the same account as the one used to log in to the NVR).

If the EZCloud account information is not known, or the NVR has not been connected to EZCloud, go to the next step. If the password for the EZCloud account is lost or forgotten, read this article to reset the password of EZCloud account.

Once logged in, you should see your NVR listed under “My Cloud Devices”. Click “Retrieve”.

On the password retrieve screen, verify that the “Valid Date” is the same date as you recorded from your NVR. If it is different, change the date to match the date from your NVR.

Step 4. Check the listed email address. Make sure that you have access to this email inbox. Then click the “Acquire” button.

Step 5. After pressing the “Acquire” button, check the inbox for the email address linked to your EZCloud account for a message from en.ezcloud@uniview.com.

This message contains a verification code. Type or copy the verification code in the “Verification Code” box on the EZCloud website, then click the “Retrieve” button.

Step 6. If you are successful, you will be given a temporary password.

Step 7. Return to the NVR login screen, and log in with the following details:

Username: admin
Password: The temporary password provided to you.

Note: The password generated is only valid for one day. Change the password on the admin account once you have successfully logged in to the NVR.

If you cannot retrieve your password through EZCloud, you must request a temporary password through Uniview technical support.

Before contacting technical support, record the Serial Number of the NVR. This can be found with the EZTools software, or on a sticker on the bottom of the NVR.

Serial Numbers are designated with “SN:” before them on the sticker. They should be 20 digits in length, and begin with “210”. Inform technical support of both your Serial Number and the date on your NVR if it is different from today’s date.

Note: This guide valid for Uniview camera and their OEM which included brands such as: 2M Technology, Cantronic, CCTV Security Pros, CNB, CP Plus, Dax Networks, Dorani, Eclipse, Envirocams, Fermax Australia, Galaxy, Geovision, Gess, Global, Grupo PV (Voxel), Invid Tech, LTS, Norden (Eyenor), Openeye, Oviss, People Fu, Q-See Presidio line, Raster, Revo, Security Camera Warehouse, Uniview Tec, Western Digital.

How to reset the lost password for Uniview camera

Did you forget your password for your UNV camera? In this step-by-step guide we will be covering what information is needed to generate a master password, where to get that information and how to do the password reset procedure on Uniview (UNV) camera.

Step 1. Attempt to log in with the default passwords. Use the following accounts to log in to your camera.

Username: admin
Password: admin

If the above is unsuccessful, use this other account:

Username: admin
Password: 123456

Step 2. Use the reset switch on the camera’s board. Press and hold the reset button for 20 seconds, then release. The camera will reboot and go back to factory settings.

Caution: using the switch to reset the password on a camera will factory default the camera. All configuration settings, including users and networking information will be permanently deleted.

Not all the Uniview cameras have a reset button, but most of them do. For example, the Uniview models below come with a reset button on board.

IPC268ER9-DZ
IPC2122SR3-PF36
IPC2124SR3-DPF36
IPC3232ER-DV
IPC3232ER-VSIPC3232-DUV
IPC3232-DUVZ
IPC3234SR-DV
IPC3238ER3-DVZ
IPC6252SR-X33U
IPC6852SR-X44U

After the camera boots up, attempt to log in to the cameras using the default account listed on Step 1.

Step 3. Request a temporary password through Uniview technical support. Before contacting technical support, locate the serial number of the camera.

This can be found with the EZTools software, or on a sticker on the camera. Serial Numbers are designated with “SN:” before them on the sticker. They should be 20 digits in length, and begin with “210”. This article will help.

Uniview Forgotten Password / Reset Procedure Video

Do not lose or forget your password. To ensure your NVR has the best security possible, Uniview NVRs must be set with a complex password.

Recovery of a forgotten password can be done directly by the registered owner using the EZ-Cloud website or mobile App.

Every effort must be made to do so before requesting a temporary password.

UNV NVR Troubleshooting

admin — Sat, 03 Jun 2023 13:32:23 +0000

Troubleshooting your UNV NVR , This tutorial will cover a wide array of troubleshooting tips for the most common issues presented in UNV NVRs. This tutorial will guide you through both fixing these issues, as well as preventing them from happening in the future.

Please Note: This tutorial will cover the below topics and how to fix them from the Web GUI. Please make sure you have a computer on the same local network (or remote access) to troubleshoot.

However, the “No Mouse on Screen” issue can only be fixed from the recorder itself, so this cannot be fixed from the web.

Scrolling Lines in Image
Laggy Cameras/Over Encoding
No Mouse on Screen
Resolution Incompatibility
Blank Grey Screen on Main Stream
EZView Not Opening Cameras (Protocol Issue) (Streaming 95%)

Scrolling Lines

Dark scrolling lines typically appear on cameras that are in the same room as fluorescent lights. In many places, lights flicker at 50Hz. However, in America, typically lights flicker at 60Hz.

Navigate to your NVR’s web GUI and sign in. At the top of the screen, click “Setup”.

In the Setup menu, click “Camera” on the left-hand side.

Click “Image” in the Camera submenu.

On the top of the Image screen, choose the camera that’s being affected in the “Select Camera” row.

To the right of the camera’s image, you will see an option for “Exposure” with a downward facing arrow. Click the word “Exposure” to open the Exposure menu.

Change the Exposure Mode to “Indoor 60Hz”. You do not have to click Save or Apply, the change will take place automatically and you should see the scrolling lines disappear on the camera’s image.

Laggy Cameras/Over Encoding

If your cameras lag on the web, EZStation or EZView, this typically means their encoding settings are set too high. This is dependent upon the network that the camera system is connected to. Typically, with high download and upload speeds, cameras can have a higher encoding rate set, while lower tier networks need to have lower encoding. To fix this:

Navigate to your NVR’s web GUI and sign in. At the top of the screen, click “Setup”.

In the Setup menu, click “Camera” on the left-hand side.

In the Camera menu, click “Encoding” to open the Encoding menu.

Troubleshooting your UNV NVR

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In the Encoding menu, you will see many options to customize the encoding settings of your cameras. Typically, only three options need to be adjusted in order to fix camera lag. Below is the ‘Ideal’ setting as well as a brief explanation of the setting

Video Compression
1. Video Compression controls how the video is compressed into the HDD and over the network. H.265 is far more efficient at video compression.
2. Ideal:
  1. H.265 FOR ALL STREAM TYPES
Bit Rate (Kbps) (MOST IMPORTANT)
1. Bit rate determines the size of each “packet” of data sent from the camera to the NVR and from the NVR to the network. The higher the bit rate, the larger the packet size. This means a high bit rate pushes more data than a lower bit rate, which could cause network lag.
2. Ideal:
  1. 2048 FOR MAIN STREAM
  2. 512 FOR SUB STREAM
  3. 128 FOR THIRD STREAM
U-Code
1. U-Code is UNV’s proprietary video codec. Turning U-Code on adjusts the way your camera processes video, allowing for up to 70% more HDD space when turned to Advanced mode. It is highly recommended this be turned on at initialization.
2. Ideal
  1. U-CODE ADVANCED MODE FOR ALL STREAMS

Once you are satisfied with the changes you have made click the “Copy” option under the encoding options. This will show Copy Parameters as well as your camera list. To copy your new settings to all cameras (highly recommended), select “All” under the Parameter tab and “All” under the Camera tab. Once you have done so, click “Save.”

No Mouse on Screen

If you have no mouse on the screen hooked directly into the NVR, simply click and hold the right mouse button for 30 seconds and then release. This will trigger your NVR to ‘jump’ to the screen you are currently on, allowing mouse control on your monitor

Resolution Incompatibility (NVR)

If the monitor plugged directly into your NVR is a lower resolution that the NVR is currently set to, there are two options you can try to fix this.

First, click and hold the middle mouse button on the mouse hooked directly into your NVR. This will reset the resolution and may fix the issue quickly.
If the middle mouse button trick does not work, navigate to your NVR’s web GUI. Select the “Setup” Menu.
1. In the Setup menu, select the System menu on the left-hand side.
2. Select the “Preview” option in the System submenu.
3. Navigate to the “Resolution” row in the Preview Menu. Set this to match the resolution of your monitor. If you are unsure of the resolution of your monitor, google search your monitor’s model number and you will find the resolution. Typically, most monitors are 1920x1080p, so that is typically a safe option to try.

Keep in mind that changing the resolution will cause the NVR to reboot. This is normal.

Grey Screen on Camera Image

If your camera image is a grey screen, this typically means the resolution of the camera is too high for the max resolution of the NVR, or you have too many high-resolution cameras in Main Stream at the same time. To fix this:

(TRY THIS FIRST) Sub Stream First Preview (NVR Direct Only):
1. On the monitor hooked directly into your NVR, open the main menu
2. On the left-hand side, click “System”.
3. In the System menu, click “Preview”.
4. At the top of the Preview screen, click the “Advanced” tab.
5. You will see an option for “Sub Stream First”. Make sure that this is turned ON. To do so, click the checkbox next to “Sub Stream First” and click “Apply” on the bottom left of the screen

Camera Resolution:
1. Navigate to the Setup Menu of the NVR and click the “Camera” menu on the left-hand side.
2. Click the “Encoding” sub menu.
3. At the top of the Encoding menu, you will see an option for “Capture Mode”.
4. Lower the capture rate incrementally until all your cameras appear on your screen.

Cameras Not Streaming on EZView

Typically, scanning and adding your cameras to EZView is very straightforward. However, from time to time the Streaming Media Protocol is not suited to certain networks and may cause the cameras to load to 95% and then fail, or not load at all. To fix this:

Open the EZView App
On the top left side, click on the three horizontal lines to open the app’s main menu
Click on “Devices” in the menu.
Click the NVR’s name to open the NVR menu.
Click “Edit”.
You will see an option that says, “Streaming Media Protocol”. Typically, this will be set to “Default (Protocol 3)”. Tap this option and choose “Protocol 2”.
1. If the NVR is already set to Protocol 2, tap the option and choose “Protocol 3”.
Click the Save icon on the top right of your screen.
Open Live View for the cameras to verify the fix worked.

UNV Viewing Playback and Clipping

admin — Sat, 03 Jun 2023 13:22:50 +0000

UNV Viewing, Locking and Clipping Playback on your UNV NVR When an event occurs in the view of your cameras, viewing playback is an important part of having a security system. Locking clips allows you to clip them at a later date without the worry of the clip being overwritten.

Clipping playback allows you to save clips from your UNV system on a computer. This tutorial will guide you step-by-step through the process of accessing the playback menu and viewing footage on your UNV NVR.

UNV Viewing Playback and Clipping

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Prerequisites

This tutorial assumes you have already completed the initial setup of your UNV NVR. If you have not done so, please CLICK HERE to view the tutorial on initialization of your UNV NVR.

Video Tutorial

https://youtu.be/fByc7W97xqs

Step 1

Starting from the Live View screen, open up the Playback menu by following the below steps:

Right Click Anywhere on Live View > Click “Playback” on the pop-up menu

Please Note: You may be asked to sign in. If this is the case, please sign into the ‘admin’ account using your admin password or unlock pattern.

Part One: Viewing Playback

Step 2

You will be brought to the Playback Menu of your NVR.

Step 3

Select the camera that you want to view playback from by selecting the camera in the “Camera Name” menu on the left-hand side of the screen.

Step 4

After selecting the camera, you will now need to select the date you want to view. To do so, click on the date in the calendar at the bottom left of your screen.

Please Note: Dates with a colored triangle are days that you have recording available. If you do not have a colored triangle next to the date, you do not have recording on that date.

Blue Triangle: A blue triangle next to your date means that the recorder is set to record 24/7 continuously for this camera, but the camera did not catch any motion during the entire day. It could also mean that the camera is not set up to record motion.
- It is important to note that even if your camera is set up to record 24/7 continuously, if there was motion on that date and your camera caught it, the triangle will be red.
Red Triangle: This means recording is present and motion occurred in view of the camera during the day of recording.
- It is important to note that even if your camera is set up to record 24/7 continuously, if there was motion on that date and your camera caught it, the triangle will be red.

Step 5

After selecting the date, video should start playing in the playback window.

Please Note: If you want to make the image larger, double left click on the window where the playback is playing.

Step 6

Under the playback window, you will see a timeline going from 00:00 (12:00am) to 24:00 (11:59:59pm). This is where you can select the time you want to view your playback.

For example, if the incident you’re viewing playback on is at 3:30pm, you will click the bar on 1530 to view playback at that time.

Please Note: Your timeline bar may vary in color. This is what it means:

All Blue: An all blue bar means your cameras are set to record 24/7 continuously, and are either not seeing motion at all or are not set to record on motion.
Fragmented Red Only: A fragmented red bar means your cameras are set to record on motion only. The areas that are not colored on the bar are times where there was no motion in view of the camera, so nothing was recorded.
Blue with Fragmented Red: A blue and red bar means your cameras are set to record 24/7 continuously and are also set to record motion. This means the blue bar is where no motion took place and the red hashes are when motion occurred.

Part Two: Locking Clips on your UNV NVR

Step 1

After finding the incident you wish to lock, open the playback window to full screen by double left clicking on the image. You will now see a blue bar at the bottom of your playback window.

Step 2

Once you have found the clip you want, go to the very start of the clip and click on the icon that looks like a padlock. This is your Lock button.

Step 3

The File Management window should pop up. If it doesn’t automatically appear, click on the icon that looks like a file folder on the bottom left-hand side of your screen.

Step 4

Once the File Management screen opens, you will see clips with time frames. The first clip should start at the time in which you clicked the Lock button. Under the status tab, you will see icons that look like either closed padlocks or open padlocks. This designates which clips are locked and which are not. Keep a close eye on the timestamps next to each clip to make sure you lock the full time in which the incident took place.

Please Note: The locking feature for your UNV NVR locks clips in increments of 254.4M in size. It is unable to lock single clips larger than this. If your incident is larger than that file size, make sure you lock the subsequent clip to make sure you save all the footage.

For example: Your clip is from 12:00am to 1:00am. However, the first clip is from 12:00am to 12:30am and the second clip is from 12:30am to 1:00am. You need to lock BOTH clips in order to save all of the footage.

Saving and Exporting a Video Clip on your UNV NVR

Prerequisite: If you have not done so already, please plug a USB flash drive into your UNV NVR. You can use either the front or back USB ports. Your NVR should automatically recognize the USB flash drive and may open a pop-up File Management window. You can safely close this and continue on with the tutorial.

Step 1

After finding the beginning of the incident you wish to export, pause your playback by clicking the Pause button on the bottom of your screen.

Step 2

On the left-hand side of the bar, click the icon that looks like a pair of scissors. This is your Start/Stop Clip icon. This will define the start time for the clip.

Step 3

You do not have to watch through the entire clip to save it. Instead, click the end time on the time bar. Once you have found the end of the clip, click the Start/Stop Clip icon again. This will define the end time for the clip. If you have done this correctly, the time bar should turn a lighter shade of blue within the start and end times.

Step 4

Click the icon that looks like a folder. This is your File Management button and can be found on the bottom left-hand side of the screen directly to the right of the Start/Stop Clip icon.

Step 5

The File Management screen will open. You will see your clip in the menu.

On the left-hand side of your clip, you will see a checkbox. Make sure that you click this checkbox on.
On the bottom right-hand side of the menu, you will see a button that says “Backup”. Click this button to be taken to the next screen.

Please Note: If you are recording motion only, you may have multiple clips available to download. This is because:

Motion Only: You are recording on motion only and each instance of motion is its own clip.
File Size: You are clipping video that exceeds 254.4MB in size, so the NVR must separate the clips into multiple sections.
Motion and Continuous: You are recording 24/7 continuously AND motion. This will give you a larger clip of the continuous recording as well as individual clips for each motion event.

There is nothing that can be done to change these limitations, however once clips are downloaded, you can use software to stitch them together if need be.

Step 6

On the Backup menu, you will be allowed to select your USB flash drive. Typically, the NVR automatically detects and selects your flash drive. To verify this, look in the “Partition” Field at the top of your screen.

If your flash drive is completely empty, the box in the middle of the screen may be empty as well. However, if the USB has files already on it, you will see them in the middle box. This can be safely ignored.

On the bottom of the USB file box, you will see two fields: “Free” and “Total”. This is the free space and total space on your USB flash drive. There must be enough space for the clip(s) on your USB flash drive in order to back up your clip.

When you are ready to backup your clip, click the button on the bottom right that says “Backup”.

Step 7

An Export bar will automatically pop up on your screen. The gauge will fill as your files transfer to your USB flash drive. Once this reaches 100%, a box will pop up confirming that your backup was successful.

After receiving the system message stating that your backup is complete, you may unplug the USB Flash Drive from your NVR. Your clip is now saved to that flash drive and can be put onto a computer and viewed.

To view the software, we typically recommend one of two softwares:

EZPlayer: This is UNV’s proprietary software. It can be used to watch multiple clips at once and stitch clips together. CLICK HERE to be taken to the EZPlayer download page.

VLC Media Player: This 3^rd party software is a good choice to view clips one at a time. It is user friendly and capable of playing almost every format of video. CLICK HERE to be taken to the VLC Media Player download page.

This completes the tutorial on Viewing, Locking and Clipping Playback from your UNV NVR

UNV Viewing Playback and Clipping

Viewing Playback and Clipping from the EZView Mobile App

Overview

Viewing playback and clipping footage from your phone is useful for quick incidents. This tutorial will guide you through the process of viewing and clipping playback from your phone.

Prerequisites

This tutorial assumes you have already installed EZView and added your NVR to your phone. If you have not done so, CLICK HERE to view our tutorial on installing and adding a device to EZView.

Step 1

Open EZView. On the top left-hand side of the screen, click the three horizontal lines to open the main menu of the EZView application. Once the menu is open, click “Devices”.

Step 2

Select the device you wish to see by tapping on its name. This will open the device’s menu. Once this is open, click “Start Live View”.

Step 3

Once on the Live View screen, you should see all your cameras. Tap the camera you wish to do playback with and click “Playback” at the bottom of the screen.

Step 4

Your camera will begin playing back. Navigate to the time you wish to see by dragging your finger left or right along the playback bar. Once you have found the footage you wish to playback, continue to Step 5.

Step 5

You should see an icon that looks like a video camera with the word “Record” under it. Click there to start the clip. You will see a banner that says “Start Recording” on your time bar.

Step 6

You may either drag the time bar to the end of the clip or watch through the clip until the end. Once you are satisfied with your clip, tap the Record icon again.

PLEASE NOTE: If you manually drag the bar to the end of the clip, the record icon will automatically turn off without the need to click it again.

Once you have completed your clip, click on the horizontal lines on the top left-hand side and select “Picture & Video”.

Step 7

On the Picture & Video screen, you will see your clip. Tap the clip to view it. You may also export the clip by clicking on the icon on the top right-hand side of the screen, tapping the clip (You will see a blue checkmark appear on the clip itself) and selecting the “Export Clip” button.

This completes the tutorial on playback and clipping on your EZView mobile app

Wansview PC setup guide

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Wansview PC setup guide, Wansview is devoted to becoming the world’s leading provider of security and smart home products and service Established in 2009, Wansview has been devoted to product design, development technology innovation, professional manufacturing process etc.

Wansview For PC

Support for windows and mac os computer systems

Wansview camera Search Tools

Search for Wansview cameras on the same LAN

How to use Wansview PC Client

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Add Camera

Add camera in Lan

1) Tap to add camera

2) Search the camera in Lan, DID number will be searched if use DID(P2P) to search, while Search IP will get IP Address

3) Double-click the searched camera, and the camera information will be filled automatically.

4) Input the camera’s password (default is 123456).

5) Hit “Add”.

6) “Save Success” will appear, click “OK” to close the dialog.

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1.2 Manually add camera (suitable for outside network)

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1) Tap to add camera

2) Manually input the camera information. Tips: DID number can be checked from stickers on the back of the camera. You can check the DID from Wansview app If you have already added the camera on the mobile phone “wansview” app.

3) Hit “Add”.

4) “Save Success” will appear, click “OK” to close the dialog.

Play/Stop Video

Play Video

When the camera is connected, double-click the camera or right-click and choose “Play” to play the video.

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Stop Video

Click to stop the video or right-click the camera and choose “Stop”

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Video Interface

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Camera Settings

Edit Device

Right-click the camera info and select”Edit Device”, here can change the Device Name and Group; and edit the username and password if input wrong or changed; delete the device or Save the parameters you have edited.

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Advanced Settings

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On the Advanced Settings, user can check camera firmware version, set up time, create other account for operater or Visitor, set up WiFi and SD card recording etc.

Device Info

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User can check the camera status and Mac address, and check the camera’s firmware version.

Time Setting

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User can select a specific time zone, or sync the time to PC or to a NTP Server

User Setting

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User can create other accounts for family member or friends in User Setting.

Add an account with user name and password, and give a right to this account.

Tips: Administrator: All settings can be edited Operator: Can operate all the icons (such as listen, talk, flip/mirror) on the live video page. Visitor: Can only watch live video.

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User can also edit the account information, such as change the user name and password and change the role for each account, then Save. And Delete some accounts if you need

WiFi Setting

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User can set up WiFi for the camera is connected Ethernet cable, or change to other available WiFi. Search the available WiFi, and choose the one you want to connect, then input the WiFi password (click the icon behind to confirm if the password is correct). Save then Test.

SD/TF Setting

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Open the Plan Record, it will record continuously to SD card, each record length can be set between 2-15 minutes. The video stream can be recorded at 1080p(720p), 480p and 240p.

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User can record video to SD card. Before recording, please kindly make sure you have inserted a SD card, and format it.

Other Setting

1) OSD setting

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On the OSD setting, users can set up the Overlay name and Overlay time, so user can check name and time on the video screen.

If Overlay name and Overlay time and Display temperature and humidity are checked at the same, the Device name will show Temperature and Humidity.

Note: The temperature and humidity are unavailable on this model.

2) Audio

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User can adjust the camera’s microphone and speaker volume.

3) AC Frequency

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User can adjust the power frequency, Power frequencies include: 50HZ(220V voltage selects 50HZ), 60HZ(110V voltage selects 60HZ), 60HZ used in Japan, Canada etc.

4) Maintenance

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User can reboot and reset (restore) the camera.

Tips: To reset the camera, the camera will restore to factory setting.

Alarm Setting

In the Alarm Setting, use can set up the Alarm alert.

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Motion Detection

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User can set up motion detection area here to narrow the motion detected area to some important places, tick each window, move your mouse to the lower right corner and drag it can adjust the size of the window, and can move it to the needed area.

User can choose the sensitivity from low, middle and high. The high sensitivity will be easy to get alarm.

I/O Detection and Temperature Detection are disabled in this model.

Audio Detection

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Alarm Action

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If user set up alarm, the camera will execute a variety of alarm actions at linkage: snap to email, snapshot and video to FTP, snap and video to SD card.

And if you connect external I/O alarm device, it can trigger alarm too.

Tips: The mothod of”Trigger Alone” and “Combination Trigger”, if the user starts up an audio detection and motion detection, the “Combination Trigger” will be started up. Only when any abnormality is detected simultaneously by the audio detection and motion detection will the alarm action be triggered.

1) Email setting

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Sender: your email address

Smtp Server: such as smtp.gmail.com etc.

Smtp port: 465 or 587

SSL: SSL

User name:your email address, the same with sender

Password: your email password, if you are using Gmail, please ge nerate an app password, and using the app password. Download a document from our website on how to set up app password.

Receiver: any email address

After all the information are filled in, click “Save” and “Test” the email to see if the email setting is successful or not.

2) FTP Setting

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FTP Server Address: This field allows the user to designate an IP address or DDNS address for the FTP server.

Server Port: This field allows the user to designate the port number for the FTP server.

User Name: Input FTP user name.

Password: Input FTP password.

Path: Specify a folder for storing video and pictures, for example: ./Q3 alarm

Note: If you want to save the alarm picture and video to FTP, you must build an FTP sever, then create an FTP account with a password (not an anonymous account) on your FTP server and FTP account must have create and delete file rights.

Alarm Time

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After setting the type of alarm and alarm action, please set up the alarm time, the alarm action can only be triggered when armed. The Green color means the time is armed. User can choose “All Time” or “Clear Time”, and can also choose a specific time. 15 mintues for a interval.

The user can drag the mouse to perform continuous selection of the arming time.

Web Access

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If the camera is added via IP Address, right click and select web access can access the camera with default browser.

Tips: The Edge is not supported, please use Internet Explorer or Firefox or Chrome.

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Multi-View

User can monitor multiple cameras at the same time, 4-screen, 9-screen, M(6, 8,16, 25, 36) and full screen can be set up according to different demands.

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Local Setting

About software:

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Basic setting: User can set up lock screen password in case you won’t let others to see the video.

Record setting: User can set the Record path, and each recorded video can be set from 5-60 minutes.

Recorded video can be overwrite or stopped if the computer disk storage is not enough.

Record path, file name can not have. And () characters. Language setting: The language can be switched from English and Chinese,German,French.

More Languages will be added very soon.

Scheduled Recording

Before recording to your local computer, please make sure you set up the Record Path on the “Local Setting”. Then follow the below steps to set up the recording:

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1: Click “Create” to create a Record name, it will give you a name automatically(combination of date and time), user can edit the name.

2: Select time: User can “select all” if want to record 24/7, and clear it to choose a specific time by dragging or single-click the time interval.

3: Save: Save the record name and time interval you set up.

4: Double-click the Record name to choose it as the record plan.

5: Apply: Click “Apply”, a * will appear in front of the Record plan, it means the scheduled recording is working.

The icon will be shown on live video screen, it means the camera is recording automatically)

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Playback

On “Playback” page, user can playback the recorded videos on the local disk and SD card.

Playback Local Record

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1) Choose Local Record and selected the camera you want to check.

2) Select the Media Type(Video or Image)

3) Select the video in an exact date you want to playback

4) Recorded video list will be shown (Video starts with “P” for Scheduled Recording, and “H” for Manually Recording)

5) Double-click the recorded video name, video will be broadcast.

User can select a certain or all the video and delete it from the list and the record path.

SD Card Record

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1) Choose SD/TF record and selected the camera you want to check.

2) Select the Media Type(Plan or Alarm)

3) Select the video in an exact date you want to playback

4) Recorded video list will be shown, if it is not shown, please tap to show the list (Video starts with “nrc” for Scheduled Recording, and “arc” for alarm Recording)

5) Double-click the recorded video name, video will be broadcasted.

Lock

Lock the screen if you don’t want to operate it or prevent others to operate the camera.

The default lock password is 123456.

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