DAHUA NVR Interface Setting Network

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TCP/IP

The single network adapter interface is shown as in Figure 4‑99 and the dual network adapters interface is shown as in Figure 4‑100.

DAHUA NVR Network Interface Setting

Read More : DAHUA IP Camera 5.0 UI Setup

Note: The dual-Ethernet port series support the above three configurations and supports functions as multiple-access, fault-tolerance and load balancing.

The following MTU value is for reference only.

After completing all the setups please click save button, system goes back to the previous menu.

Connection

The connection setup interface is shown below:

Important: System needs to reboot after you changed and saved any setup of the above four ports. Please make sure the port values here do not conflict.

WIFI

Note: This function is for some series product only.

The WIFI interface is shown as below. 

Please note:

After device successfully connected to the WIFI, you can view the hotspot name, IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and etc. Right now system support TOTOLINK_N2200UP module.

3G

3G setup interface is shown as below. 

Please refer to the following contents for the parameter information.

It is to display current wireless network signal intensity such as EVDO, CDMA1x, WCDMA, WCDMA, EDGE and etc.

PPPoE

PPPoE interface is shown in the above image. Input “PPPoE name” and “PPPoE password” you get from your ISP (Internet service provider). Click save button, you need to restart to activate your configuration. After rebooting, NVR will connect to internet automatically. The IP in the PPPoE is the NVR dynamic value. You can access this IP to visit the unit.

DDNS

DDNS setup interface is shown below.

You need a PC of fixed IP in the internet and there is the DDNS software running in this PC. In other words, this PC is a DNS (domain name server).

In network DDNS, please select DDNS type and highlight enable item. Then input your PPPoE name you get from you IPS and server IP (PC with DDNS). Click save button and then reboot system.

Click save button, system prompts for rebooting to get all setup activated. 

After rebooting, open IE and input as below: http：//(DDNS server IP)/(virtual directory name)/webtest.htm e.g.: http：//10.6.2.85/NVR _DDNS/webtest.htm.) 

Now you can open DDNSServer web search page.

Please note DDNS type includes: CN99 DDNS, NO-IP DDNS, Quick DDNS, Dyndns DDNS and sysdns DDNS. All the DDNS can be valid at the same time, you can select as you requirement.

Private DDNS function shall work with special DDNS server and special Professional Surveillance Software (PSS).

Quick DDNS and Client-end Introduction

1) Background Introduction

Device IP is not fixed if you use ADSL to login the network. The DDNS function allows you to access the NVR via the registered domain name. Besides the general DDNS ,the Quick DDNS works with the device from the manufacturer so that it can add the extension function.

2) Function Introduction

The quick DDNS client has the same function as other DDNS client end. It realizes the bonding of the domain name and the IP address. Right now, current DDNS server is for our own devices only. You need to refresh the bonding relationship of the domain and the IP regularly. There is no user name, password or the ID registration on the server. At the same time, each device has a default domain name (Generated by MAC address) for your option. You can also use customized valid domain name (has not registered.).

3) Operation

Before you use Quick DDNS, you need to enable this service and set proper server address, port value and domain name.

Except default domain name registration, you can also use customized domain name (You can input your self-defined domain name.)  After successful registration, you can use domain name to login installed of the device IP.

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UPnP

The UPNP protocol is to establish a mapping relationship between the LAN and the WAN. Please input the router IP address in the LAN.

Double click one item; you can change the corresponding mapping information.

Important:

When you are setting the router external port, please use 1024~5000 port. Do not use well-known port 1~255 and the system port 256~1023 to avoid conflict.

For the TCP and UDP, please make sure the internal port and external port are the same to guarantee the proper data transmission.

IP Filter

You can add IP in the following list. The list supports max 64 IP addresses. System supports valid address of IPv4 and IPv6.

Please note system needs to check the validity of all IPv6 addresses and implement optimization.

After you enabled trusted sites function, only the IP listed below can access current NVR.

If you enable blocked sites function, the following listed IP addresses can not access current NVR.

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EMail

The email interface is shown as above.

Please note system will not send out the email immediately when the alarm occurs. When the alarm, motion detection or the abnormity event activates the email, system sends out the email according to the interval you specified here. This function is very useful when there are too many emails activated by the abnormity events, which may result in heavy load for the email server.

FTP

You need to download or buy FTP service tool (such as Ser-U FTP SERVER) to establish FTP service. Please install Ser-U FTP SERVER first. From “start” -> “program” -> Serv-U FTP Server -> Serv-U Administator. Now you can set user password and FTP folder. Please note you need to grant write right to FTP upload user.

You can use a PC or FTP login tool to test setup is right or not. For example, you can login user ZHY to H140H140H140HTUFTP://10.10.7.7UTH and then test it can modify or delete folder or not.

System also supports upload multiple NVRs to one FTP server. You can create multiple folders under this FTP.

Please highlight the icon in front of Enable to activate FTP function. Here you can input FTP server address, port and remote directory. When remote directory is null, system automatically create folders according to the IP, time and channel. User name and password is the account information for you to login the FTP.

File length is upload file length. When setup is larger than the actual file length, system will upload the whole file. When setup here is smaller than the actual file length, system only uploads the set length and auto ignore the left section. When interval value is 0, system uploads all corresponding files. After completed channel and weekday setup, you can set two periods for one each channel. Click the Test button, you can see the corresponding dialogue box to see the FTP connection is OK or not.

Multicast

Here you can set a multiple cast group. Please refer to the following sheet for detailed information.

-224.0.0.0-239.255.255.255

-“D” address space

-224.0.0.0-224.0.0.255

-TTL=1 When sending out telegraph

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224.0.0.13 PIMv2 router

-239.0.0.0-239.255.255.255

-Private address space

Except the above mentioned addresses of special meaning, you can use other addresses. For example:

Multiple cast IP: 235.8.8.36

Multiple cast PORT: 3666.

After you logged in the Web, the Web can automatically get multiple cast address and add it to the multiple cast groups. You can enable real-time monitor function to view the view.

Please note multiple cast function applies to special series only.

Alarm Center

This interface is reserved for you to develop.

Auto Register

This function allows the device to auto register to the proxy you specified. In this way, you can use the client-end to access the NVR and etc via the proxy. Here the proxy has a switch function. In the network service, device supports the server address of IPv4 or domain.

Please follow the steps listed below to use this function.

Please set proxy server address, port, and sub-device name at the device-end. Please enable the auto register function, the device can auto register to the proxy server.

Important

Do not input network default port such as TCP port number.

1) The proxy server software developed from the SDK. Please open the software and input the global setup. Please make sure the auto connection port here is the same as the port you set in the previous step.

2) Now you can add device. Please do not input default port number such as the TCP port in the mapping port number. The device ID here shall be the same with the ID you input previously. Click Add button to complete the setup.

3) Now you can boot up the proxy server. When you see the network status is Y, it means your registration is OK. You can view the proxy server when the device is online.

Important

The server IP address can also be domain. But you need to register a domain name before you run proxy device server.

P2P Setting

The P2P interface is shown in the above image. You can visit www.easy4ip.com to scan the QR code to login.

Easy Space

This function allows you to upload motion detec record or snapshot image to the dropbox and etc.

The easy space interface is shown above. 

Please select the easy space address from the dropdown list and then input corresponding user name and password.

Note

Switch

The built-in switch function is for product of PoE port.

It is for you to set IP address, subnet mask, gateway and etc of the Switch.

From Main menu->Setting->Network->Switch, you can set switch IP address, subnet mask, gateway and etc.

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Part 1: How do I install a Hard Drive in a Hikvision NVR?

Any setup with an NVR will need a hard drive to function as it is what all your footage is saved to. The WD Purple Drive is our go-to recommendation for the vast majority of IP setups as it designed with the high workload requirements of 24/7 surveillance solutions in mind. Please see the guide on picking the right HDD to better understand your storage needs and why we don’t recommend using HDD’s that aren’t optimised for use in a CCTV system.

Please see the five simple steps below for getting your hard drive installed into your NVR:
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Firstly, you’ll need to locate and remove the screws that secure the NVR’s casing to the base so that you can access the inside of it. Typically, you’ll find two of these screws on the back of the unit and, depending on the NVR model, more on the sides – Do not lose these screws!​

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Once inside, your NVR will look something like this. The parts in here you’ll need to identify are the:​

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Get your hard drive and NVR connected – You can screw the drive into its bay in NVR first if you wish, but it’s normally easier to wire everything up first. Plug one end of the SATA interface cable into the HDD and the other into the corresponding port on the motherboard, then do the same with the SATA power cable. If the power cable has come already connected to the motherboard, then just plug the other end into the HDD’s SATA power port.​

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You now just need to screw the HDD into the bottom of the NVR via the screw holes located in the HDD and corresponding holes in the HDD bay (insert the screws from underneath the NVR into the HDD inside – it can be a bit fiddly).​

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Finally, screw the NVR’s casing back onto the base. Your HDD is now installed and ready to be formatted during the initial NVR setup, which is explained in Part 2.​

How do I set up my Hikvision IP CCTV System

Read More : Hikvision How To Tutorials Chapter 1

Part 2: How do I complete the basic setup of my Hikvision NVR?

You now need to configure the NVR so that it’s ready to connect to your network. Don’t worry – this is simpler than it sounds. This initial setup is simplest when done on the local GUI, using a directly connected monitor. The following steps walk you through this initial setup process:

Note – Avoid plugging anything into the back of the NVR until instructed to do so in this tutorial.

Firstly, you’ll need to look at the back of your NVR and make sure you can identify the following parts that are needed for this stage:
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[1] – PoE (Power over Ethernet) ports (Most Hikvision NVRs have PoE ports which will power any camera via the network cable. Those that do not will require you to connect the camera across remotely, using a separate PoE injector or switch for power.)
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[2] – VGA display port
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[3] – HDMI display port
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[4] – USB port(s) (and mouse – one should come included with the NVR)
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[5] – LAN port (and ethernet cable – Cat5e or Cat6 is fine)
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[6] – Kettle power socket (the power lead is included with the NVR)​

Now, follow these steps. It is easier if you leave your cameras disconnected until prompted later in this guide:

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Plug the kettle plug into the power inlet to connect the NVR to a power supply.​

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Connect your NVR to a display (this can be any monitor or television) by connecting either an HDMI or VGA cable from the monitor to the corresponding port in the back of the NVR.​

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Plug your USB mouse into one of the NVR’s USB ports.​

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Use an ethernet cable to connect your NVR to your local network – Plug one end of the cable into the RJ45 ports into a network access point (such as an ethernet port on your router), and the other into the LAN port in the back of your NVR.​

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Turn the NVR on and let it boot up. Ignore the beeping noise, it’s completely normal and just the NVR telling you that it isn’t properly configured yet.​

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You may get a prompt to adjust the NVR’s resolution to match the connected display, click “yes” to view everything in the best resolution supported by your display.​

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Set your language when prompted.​

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Set a password for the NVR , as well as a “Channel Default Password”, which will be passed onto any inactive device that is directly connected to the NVR’s PoE ports. We recommend keeping these passwords the same for simplicity’s sake. It’s key that you set a password that the NVR defines as strong and that you remember this password, as resetting the passwords on Hikvision devices can be a hassle that you want to avoid, if possible.​

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Note – If you have lost your password then please see our guide on How to Reset the Password of your Hikvision Camera/NVR in 5 steps using the SADP Tool​

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Now set a valid “reserved email” address for the NVR, which Hikvision will use for verification if you need to reset your password.​

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Next, set an unlock pattern of your choice by using your mouse to draw any shape you like – you will be asked to do this twice to confirm the pattern. This will be used to quickly login to your NVR in the local GUI.​

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Now, set your time zone, your preferred date format, and date/time.​

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On the Network Setup page:​

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Leave the “NIC Type” as it is.​

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Either leave the “Enable Obtain DNS Server” box ticked, or untick it and use one these recommended public DNS servers.​

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It is best to leave the “Enable DHCP” box unticked here. Instead, set the “IPv4 Address” of the NVR to an unused IP address on your network, which is within your gateway’s range. Your Gateway will typically be the IP address of your router. E.g. if your router’s IP address is “192.168.1.1”, you’ll want to give the NVR an IP address within the range of “192.168.1.x”, where “x” is any unused address between “2” and “254”.​

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Note – DHCP can be left on during this stage of the setup to automatically assign your NVR an open IP address if you like, just be sure to turn it off again once your system up and running. To disable it again once set up, just go to: ​

System/Configuration→ Network → TCP/IP → DHCP Off → Apply​

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Input the Subnet Mask of your network (typically it’s “255.255.255.0”) and “IPv4 Default Gateway”. If you’re unsure of these, see the below articles which explain how to check what they are and if a particular IP address is available:​

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How-to: How do I find my router and PC’s IP address using a Windows PC?​

How-to: How do I find my router and Mac’s IP address using a Mac?​

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The “Internal NIC IPv4 Address” can be left as it is, this just refers to the NVR’s own LAN address (so Plug and Play cameras will use IP addresses on this range).​

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You can now stop the annoying bleeping! Select your hard drive(s) from the list and click “Init” to format it, and then “Next” when the formatting has completed.​

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Note – This will completely wipe the drive, so please make sure that any that are being reused to not have data that you might need on them. ​

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The next page is for the Camera Setup. As mentioned earlier, we recommend connecting any cameras after the NVR setup process has completed, so you can skip this page.​

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Note – Please see part 4 for the instructions for adding cameras to your NVR after the initial setup. ​

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You will now be taken to the platform access page. Again, skip through and leave this for now.​

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Note – Please see part 12 for adding the NVR to the Hik-Connect app, which revisits this page. ​

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Finally, you’ll be taken to the Change Password page and given the option to set a new admin password. Ignore this, unless you actually want to change your password. Remember, your admin password is different from your activation password, which you’ll need to use when activating individual cameras on your network.​

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Click “Exit” and “Yes” on the “Exit Wizard” popup.​

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That’s the initial setup of your NVR complete. You should now be taken to the NVR’s live view page (you won’t see your cameras until these are connected in Part 4), with your main navigation menu at the top of the screen.​

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Check out the other pages for more!

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Remote Access – Basic Troubleshooting

If you’re having trouble with setting up your Swann unit for remote viewing, or the remote viewing was working but has since stopped, here are some simple steps for you to try.

1) Reboot the recorder or camera

Rebooting the device both clears the memory and sets up the basic network parameters of the recorder or camera again. This can help if the router has “lost” the device from the routing table or if the device requires a new local IP address.

2) Reboot the modem and/or network connection devices

There may be an issue with your modem or network connection that is preventing the Swann unit from contacting the internet correctly. Rebooting these devices can correct these issues.

3) Reconnect the network cable and/or try a different one

For some Swann units such as recorders, the network (Ethernet) cable connects your device to your internet connection devices such as a modem or a router. Sometimes the contacts may become loose requiring you to replug the cable for the recorder to start working again. We suggest testing the cable on a different LAN port, located behind your modem/router. If this also fails, then your cable may be defective and may need to be replaced. If you have a spare network cable lying around, try switching the cable to see if it helps.

4) Reset the recorder or camera

For recorders – While this step is rather drastic, it can also be of use where the recorder’s settings have been misconfigured or if you have changed or reconfigured your network or internet hardware. This will clear all the settings from your recorder, including your network settings which could be causing the issue with your local/remote access from phone or computer.

If this step seems like a lot of work to recover from, do not forget to export the settings of your recorder to a USB stick before you proceed. That way, if the reset does not correct the issue, you can easily recover the settings lost. Also, if the reset did solve the issue, you can reapply the settings to see if that was what caused the issue. Check your recorder’s user manual for configuration export instructions.

For Wi-Fi cameras – if your camera has settings related to network, it might also be misconfigured or something has changed internally. Be aware that there is no exporting of settings here therefore, if you will reset your camera, you might re-do the first time setup.

Load More :

1. Problems with Swann Security Cameras
2. Swann Latest Firmware Files Guide
3. Swann Security Password Reset All Model

Swann Security – Error: Device has been disposed

NOTE: This guide is for the following recorders : DVR-4480G, 4480RN, 4480V, 4580G, 4580RN, 4580V, 4680, 4680RN, 4680A, 4680X, 4680XN, 4685, 4685RN, 4780V, 4980, 5580, 5580A, 5580G, 5580G2, 5580RN, 5580RU, 5680, 5680A, 5680RN, 5680X, 5680XN, NVR-8580, 8580RN, 8780, 8780RN, NVW-650, 800

This error message means that the username and/or password you entered on the app doesn’t match your recorder’s credentials.

To resolve this, you need to go to the recorder itself and try to log in – this is to ensure that you have the right username and password of your unit. Once you have it, you may try to add the device again and carefully enter its credentials on the app. In summary, you need to: Select Pair Device. Scan its QR Code (either the sticker on top of your unit OR in Menu) Enter the recorder’s credentials (case sensitive).

You may find this video useful but most importantly, you need to have your recorder’s username and password with you as this is needed when pairing your recorder.

Setup Cloud storage to OS 5 recorders

NOTE: This guide is for the following recorders : DVR-4480G, 4480RN, 4480V, 4580G, 4580RN, 4580V, 4680, 4680RN, 4680A, 4680X, 4680XN, 4685, 4685RN, 4780V, 4980, 5580, 5580A, 5580G, 5580G2, 5580RN, 5580RU, 5680, 5680A, 5680RN, 5680X, 5680XN, NVR-8580, 8580RN, 8780, 8780RN, NVW-650, 800

Swann’s OS 5 recorders now has the feature to save images or recordings through Cloud which might be more accessible to you without being on the unit itself. This can serve as another way to get notified when there’s a movement detected on one of your cameras.

Couple of things to prepare:

1. Make sure to have a Dropbox account ready. If you don’t have one, visit Dropbox and register first.
2. Then make sure your recorder is connected to the internet. Not having this will obviously not send the recordings on the Cloud or even give you access online.

Setup

1. On Swann Security app, go to Menu > Dropbox.
2. Choose your recorder that you want to setup.
   
3. It will open Dropbox app or Dropbox website will open (depends on what you have) – make sure you are logged in to the Dropbox account where pictures or videos will be saved.
   
4. Allow – choose this to allow Swann Security to gain access on Dropbox.
5. COMPLETE! – it will go back to the Swann Security app once you chose Allow. Tap again the recorder and this message (image at the right) should appear.

In case it repeats step 3, just cancel it or go back, then you’ll see this message (image at the right).

 

Enable Cloud Notification

1. Go to Menu > Alarm > Detection
2. Click on Action
3. Enable Picture to Cloud or Video to Cloud on selected Channels.

…and you’re DONE! Now every time the recorder detects movement, it will then send it to your Dropbox.

Be aware of the following:

• Default Dropbox storage has limited storage space
• Not all channels can be selected to upload video
• Uploads to Dropbox consume upload data, be aware of potential additional charges when using an internet connection with caps/data usage charges
• Consider using the Overwrite option to select a timeframe that the Cloud storage uses, to keep the storage from filling up. Note that if the storage fills up before the Overwrite deadline, that it will operate the same as Auto
• Be aware that a desktop PC with the Dropbox software installed may download any recordings to the Dropbox folder on that PC

Password Reset for SwannBuzz Account

This article will guide you on how can you reset the password of your SwannBuzz account.

	Open SwannBuzz then tap Forgot Password? below the Password field.
	Enter your registered email address then tap Get New Password.
	Now check your email (even your Spam or Junk folder) to get the temporary password.   In the app, tap Return to Sign in
	Get the new password.   Go back to SwannBuzz app then log in using your email and new password.
	Once logged in, it will ask you to set a new password. Enter it on both text fields.   Tap OK and that will now be your new password.

NOTE: If you didn’t receive an email and you are using a private email similar to .gov or .edu emails, please contact your IT or the domain.

OutbackCam: Why detection angle different to viewing angle

The OutbackCam utilizes a passive infrared motion sensor so that the system is able to run in a stand-by mode. This means the battery life of the system is extended from what would otherwise be hours, into weeks and/or months. When activity is detected by the motion sensor, the camera component that was previously switched off is now activated and takes one or more snapshots. Due to the time difference between when motion is detected and when the camera is able to take its first photo, we have extended the detection angle so that an object moving through the shot will be captured despite the activation delay.

Having said that, passive infrared motion detection is not a flawless technology. You will get times where the sensor detects motion when there is none. When passive infrared motion detectors are used outdoors, there is a higher likelihood of false alarms due to a large number of varying environmental variables such as temperature, wind speed, time of day and lighting conditions.

If you believe this renders the system unusable, you could try using race tape (a.k.a. gaffer tape) to tape either side of the white passive infrared sensor until you have an acceptable detection angle.

How to get the MAC address of a recorder using an Android device?

If you forgot your password but needs to login to your recorder, you most probably need the MAC address of the recorder to enter. We have couple of articles to help you with that HERE but all of those require a computer.

This article will help you get the MAC address of your unit by the use of an Android device and a 3rd party app called Fing.

Scan this QR code and install the app:

or go to Playstore and search for Fing.

Once the app is installed, here are some requirements:

1. You must be at the location where the unit is.
2. The Android device must be connected to the same router where the recorder is connected.
3. You must have a monitor and mouse connected to the recorder to input the MAC address later.

Once you got your MAC Address, visit the article that is meant for your device HERE to know how to reset your password.

How to enable push notification of Swann apps in iOS?

Upon installation or while using the app, it will ask for some permissions to be allowed.

Check the instruction below if you chose Don’t Allow on the initial setup:

Phone Settings

1. Go to Settings on your phone and select Swann Security.
2. Enable Notification and Location – as for Location, choosing either Always or While using the app works fine.

App Settings

This applies to Swann Security only; go to the Menu then select Notification. Make sure it is enabled.

Recorder Settings

For recorders compatible to Swann Security, check this article: How to enable push notification on recorders with V8 firmware?

How to change the position of the Date and Time display bar on my DVR

You can adjust the position of the OSD from the menu display of the DVR. It has to be done directly from the DVR, using the monitor that is connected either to its VGA or HDMI output.

You simply open the menu of the DVR, go in the menu display, and then, from the camera tab, click on SET next to the OSD Display Position.

Afterward, with the mouse connected to the DVR, left click on the date and time display , hold down the button and drag the display wherever you wish .

The position chosen for the Date and Time Display will be reflected on the live view on your computer screen, should you access the DVR through the Network Interface ( and also on the recorded videos if you have enabled record date from the Display menu of the DVR ).

How do I improve my remote viewing performance?

If you’re experiencing any intermittent connectivity issues when streaming or playing back videos from your recorder, on either the computer software or phone app, then the problem may be related to a limitation with your internet connection speed.

It is important to consider the amount of bandwidth needed when viewing your cameras remotely.
Increasing the video quality of the stream also increases the amount of data needed to upload the video onto your phone or computer.

You can use this article to help you check your speed before continuing to adjust your settings.

The diagram below summarizes the data transfer process of when a video is being uploaded to the server and then downloaded onto the user’s phone.

1. The recorded video is encrypted and uploaded onto the server (internet)
2. The file is then downloaded onto the computer or phone.

This is why the download and upload rate is important when streaming videos from a remote location. The higher the quality of the recordings, the more data is needed to be upload onto the server.

There are a couple of things you can change on the recorder to help improve the streaming service.

1. Reduce the streaming quality, on the phone.
2. Reduce the sub-stream resolution and bitrate, on the recorder.

See instructions below.

Stream on Fluent

This step is necessary for us to use lower bandwidth when streaming the cameras.

You may want to keep in mind that the quality will be lower than expected to lessen intermittent connections and get a smoother experience when viewing the cameras.

These are the things you can do using the software or app.

• If you are accessing the recorder using SwannView Link software, click the Play button at the right and choose All channels fluent.
  
• If you are using SwannView Link app, tap Stream and choose Fluent.
  
• If you are accessing the recorder using SwannView Plus software, right-click on the recorder at the left side and choose Set Sub-Stream To All.
  
• If you are accessing the recorder using HomeSafe View software, right click on your recorder at the left, and choose Set Sub Stream to All.
  
• If you are accessing the recorder using HomeSafe View app, tap on the Stream icon and choose Substream.
  

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(1) Milesight Smart Remote Management Solution

By deploying it in practical CCTV projects, Milesight CCTV Router UR32S can achieve a stable and secure connection between on-site surveillance devices and remote side professional installers or technicians. In this way, Milesight cameras and NVRs can be managed easily and remotely in a more secure and efficient way.

As it’s tailored for optimizing work efficiency, the key of Milesight Smart Remote Management Solution is simplicity. With its powerful product combination and simplified workflow, the solution enables speedy on-site problem solving remotely which greatly saves your cost and time while also enhances the quality of support service.

• For End Users: One-click Search & Easy Operation

1. Automatically search for devices connected with router on one-click
2. Configure device permissions for higher security and convenience

• For Installers or Technicians: Reduce On-site Visits & Solve Site Issues Efficiently

1. Remote access to the router and bulk configuration of devices connected to router
2. Reduce on-site visits, greatly saving time and cost

(2) Related Products

• Milesight CCTV Router UR32S
• M-Sight Pro APP V3.1.0.6 or above
• Milesight CMS V2.4.0.13 or above

Note: Here is the link to download the software.

http://www.milesight.com/support/download#software

2. Router connection

(1) Hardware Introduction

You can check the router’s interface in the picture below:

(2) Router Installation

Step 1: Insert the SIM card into the device according to the arrow icon on the device.

Step 2: Rotate antennas into the antenna connectors. Antennas should be installed vertically and the device should be placed always on a site with a good signal.

Note: If needed, you can install the router on the wall. Drill four holes on the wall by using your drill and insert four wall plugs into the holes respectively, and then use 4 pcs of M3 × 6 flat head Phillips screws to fix the router on the wall.

(3) Router Deployment

Connect the WAN port of the router to the same LAN as the devices (including cameras and NVRs) to deploy the router to your CCTV project.

• Here are two general deployment methods for your reference.

① If your project has been connected to the Internet, you can directly connect the router to the LAN port of the switch in the project, as shown below.

② If your project is not connected to the Internet, you can connect the router to the UPLINK port of the switch in the project, and insert a SIM card into the router to provide network services to the project, as shown below.

Note: If some of the devices in your project have been connected to the Internet, and the others are not connected to the Internet, it is recommended to follow method 2 to reconnect the devices that need to be configured with Milesight Router.

(4) Web GUI Access

UR32S provides web-based configuration interface for management.

Step 1: Check the LAN IP address of the router on M-Sight Pro APP.

Step 2: Enable Wireless Network Connection on your computer and search for access point “Router_******”(last 6 bits of MAC address) to connect it. Or you can connect your computer

directly to the router’s LAN port.

Step 3: After it is connected, type the LAN IP of the router to your Internet browser to log in the web GUI of routers.

If this is the first time you configure the router, please use the default settings below:

Username: admin 

Password: password

Browser: Chrome (recommended)

Note: After you login in, a window will pop up asking you to change the default password for better security.

You can also go to System – User Management – Account interface to change the password.

Step 4: go to Network – Interface – WAN interface, assign a static IP address for the router as shown below.

Then go to Network – Firewall – Security interface to enable remote access service of HTTP port.

Then Configure the IP address of computer manually or automatically.

• Go to “Control Panel” → “Network and Sharing Center”, then click “Ethernet” (It may have different names).
  
• Go to “Properties” → “Internet Protocol Version4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties”, select “Obtain IP address automatically” or “Use the following IP address” to assign a static IP manually within the same subnet of router.
  
  
• You can access the router’s web GUI via this static IP address directly.
  

Note: If you need to remotely manage devices through this router, please make sure

that the property of LAN1/WAN port is set to ”wan” and the connection type of WAN port is

set to ”Static IP” or ”DHCP Client”.

3. Configure device permissions on APP

Step 1: Enable Wireless Network Connection on your mobile phone and search for access point “Router_******”(last 6 bits of MAC address) to connect it.

Note: The router’s Wi-Fi will be automatically turned on after you install the Wi-Fi antenna and power on the router.

Step 2: Open the M-Sight Pro APP, search for and bind the router as shown below.

Username: admin

Password: password

Note: If the router cannot be found, we recommend clicking the help button to solve the problem.

If your project is not connected to the Internet, after logging into the router, you need to select the network access mode to complete the network settings.

• There are two network access modes are available as shown below.
  

Step 3: Select the devices you want to share with installers or technicians from the list of detected devices.

Step 4: Go to My Devices interface to modify sharing permissions and router configuration.

It supports to enable or disable device sharing with one click.

You can also click ‘’ button to check the status of the WAN port or the SIM card interface as shown below.

Or you can click ‘’  button to modify the network configurations of the router.

Note: The default connection type of the router’s WAN port is DHCP Client. You can manually switch to the Static IP type on the WAN settings interface, and configure the router and the device to share the same network segment to manage these devices remotely from Milesight CMS side.

4. Remote management on Milesight CMS

Step 1: Open Milesight CMS, go to Remote Maintenance interface.

Note: In User interface, you can configure Remote Maintenance permission for the user as shown below.

Step 2: Click “Add Router” button, enter the SN code, Router Name, User Name and Password, and then click “Add” button to add the router.

Note: You can check the SN code on the sticker or web GUI of the router.

After the router is successfully added, it will be displayed in the list on the left side, you can click the ‘’ button to delete it, or you can click the ‘’ button to configure the router.

Step 3: The devices shared by the end user will be listed here. Select the device type, check the device you need to configure, then enter the user name and password, and you can modify the device parameters on the right side.

Currently the following configurations are supported:

• Maintenance: Device Upgrade/Reboot/Reset/Configuration File/Diagnose File/Time Syn
• Network: Device Activation/Network Settings/DDNS Setup/UPnP Setup
• Camera Configuration: Video/Audio/Image parameters in detail
• NVR Management: Channel Status

Click the apply button, it will display “Modified successfully” in the status column.

Note:

①If the configuration fails, you can also check the reason in the status column.

②It also supports batch configuration, just check multiple devices that need to be configured, and then enter the same username and password.

Step 4: Click the ‘’ button to access the web GUI of the device for further configuration.

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Description

DDNS stands for Dynamic Domain Name System. The main advantage for DDNS is If you have a dynamic ip address, (where your address can change monthly by your ISP if not static) the DDNS service will track and update with your new IP address automatically. So no matter what your numeric IP address is, your DDNS address will work even if your numeric IP address changes.

Prerequisites

• The device must be connected to the Internet, please check if the connection works properly.

• Please confirm Internet access port is open and default port to open is: 80, 554,37777. To modify default port, please refer to DDNS User’s Manual.

• The default username and password are admin/admin. You should change your password at first login.

• DDNS management website: www.DahuaDDNS.com

• The device supports monitoring and DDNS management via mobile phone. You need to download the App first.

• Please keep the tag of device MAC address. Do not lose or destroy it.

• DahuaDDNS service is disabled by default, and to enable it, you need to login first.

(port 37777 is default, 38888 is an example)

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

Step 1. From the Main Menu Select Network

Step 2. Select DDNS ➞ Check off the “Enable” box.

Step 3. Select “DDNS Type” from the Drop Down menu. Please Note depending on the series model of the recorder you will have either Dahua DDNS or Quick DDNS as one of the options from the drop down menu.

After DDNS is selected it will automatically generate a Host IP. In this case because Dahua DDNS is an option it is www.dahuaddns.com . If Quick DDNS is an option it will automatically generate the designated www.quickddns.com as the host IP.

Step 4. Select either “Default Domain” or “Custom Domain Name”. By Selecting “Default Domain” a Domain Name for the device recorder is the MAC address for this recorder. In this case 4C11BF0B0436.dahuaddns.com is the designated default domain name for this particular recorder. By selecting “Custom Domain Name” you may choose a custom name up to 60 max characters. Please note if you are using a custom domain name you cannot use the same custom domain name from or for another device.

Step 5. Input your email address ➞ Select “Test” and if successful it will prompt a pop up “Successfully Registered” ➞ Select “Yes” ➞ Select “Apply” ➞ Select “OK” to save settings.

DDNS Web Registration and Management

For QuickDDNS Go to www.quickddns.com

For DahuaDDNS Go to www.Dahuaddns.com

Please Note You cannot access the settings, live view or playback of the recorder through DDNS.

Step 1. DDNS Registration Click on Not registered link → Enter the registration page → Follow system instructions to complete registration.

Step 2. Go to The email you registered with to activate ddns account.

Step 3. After you have activated your username, you can log in DDNS website to manage and view devices under your account. When you login DDNS website, go to Equipment where you can view and manage devices under your account. Click on device domain name link to open corresponding Web interface.

Dahua DDNS Setup

NOTICE

Notice of Discontinuation of DahuaDDNS & QuickDDNS

Click Here to Download PDF Document

Description

DDNS stands for Dynamic Domain Name System. The main advantage for DDNS is If you have a dynamic ip address, (where your address can change monthly by your ISP if not static) the DDNS service will track and update with your new IP address automatically. So no matter what your numeric IP address is, your DDNS address will work even if your numeric IP address changes.

Prerequisites

• The device must be connected to the Internet, please check if the connection works properly.

• Please confirm Internet access port is open and default port to open is: 80, 554,37777. To modify default port, please refer to DDNS User’s Manual.

• The default username and password are admin/admin. You should change yourpassword at first login.

• The default IP address is: 192.168.1.108.

• DDNS management website: www.DahuaDDNS.com

• The device supports monitoring and DDNS management via mobile phone. You need to download the App first.

• Please keep the tag of device MAC address. Do not lose or destroy it.

• DahuaDDNS service is disabled by default, and to enable it, you need to login first.

(port 37777 is default, 38888 is an example)

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

1. Go to www.DahuaDDNS.com and

2. Click, “Not Registered”

3.Input your information, and click, “Register”

4. Open your email and locate the activation email. Click the link in that email.

5. If you see the below message, please proceed with the below instructions. 

Enable Domain Name Access on Device

1. After the device boots up, please wait 1 to 3 min until the network indicator becomes green.

2. Locate your device with the ConfigTool. Click Here to Download ConfigTool.

3. Input your device’s IP address into Internet Explorer, and login.

4. Go to Settings -> Network -> DDNS

5. Click, “Test” once the test is complete, click, “Save”,

DDNS Setup No-IP

NOTICE

Notice of Discontinuation of DahuaDDNS & QuickDDNS

Description

This article is a step by step setup guide for NoIP DDNS. NoIP DDNS is Dynamic Domain Name System which is a method of automatically updating a name server. This is primarily used if your public IP address on the internet changes from time to time (dynamic IP). Setting this feature up will give you another configured hostname.

Prerequisites

• The device must be connected to the Internet.

• It is recommended that the default username and password are changed from admin/admin since you are making this device publicly accessible. You should change your password at first login for every device anyways.

• Create an account at www.quickddns.com

• Check if the device supports monitoring and DDNS management via the mobile phone app.

• Record the device’s MAC address from the sticker fixed to the device, or by finding it on the network.

• NoIP DDNS service is disabled by default, and to enable it, you need to login.

• Port forwarding is configured in the router(s) and working on default ports: 80, 554,37777, or custom ports. To modify default port, please refer to DDNS User’s Manual. Canyouseeme.org or www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ will check if your setup was successful or not.

(port 37777 is default, 38888 is an example)

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

1. Go to https://www.noip.com/

2. Create an account -> Go to your email registered with noip.com. An email activation will be sent to your registered email to activate noip.com account.

3. Once account is activated select “Create Host Name Now”

4. Input a host name of your choice > Select Add “Host Name”

5. Login into Recorder via Web Service or Physical recorder. From the Main Menu select the network tab > Select DDNS on the left hand side. Check off “Enable” > Click on Drop down to select “No-IP”

6. Input host IP > Domain Name > User Name > Password > Do not forget to click “APPLY” to save settings.

Enabling Quick DDNS from Local Recorder

Description

This article is a step by step setup guide for Quick DDNS. Quick DDNS is Dynamic Domain Name System which is a method of automatically updating a name server. This is primarily used if your public IP address on the internet changes from time to time (dynamic IP). Setting this feature up will give you another configured hostname.

Prerequisites

• The device must be connected to the Internet.

• It is recommended that the default username and password are changed from admin/admin since you are making this device publicly accessible. You should change your password at first login for every device anyways.

• Create an account at www.quickddns.com

• Check if the device supports monitoring and DDNS management via the mobile phone app.

• Record the device’s MAC address from the sticker fixed to the device, or by finding it on the network.

• DahuaDDNS service is disabled by default, and to enable it, you need to login.

• Port forwarding is configured in the router(s) and working on default ports: 80, 554,37777, or custom ports. To modify default port, please refer to DDNS User’s Manual. Canyouseeme.org or www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ will check if your setup was successful or not.

(port 37777 is default, 38888 is an example)

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

1. From the Main Menu Select Network

2. Select DDNS ➞ Check off the “Enable” box.

3. Select “DDNS Type” from the Drop Down menu. Please Note depending on the series model of the recorder you will have either Dahua DDNS or Quick DDNS as one of the options from the drop down menu.

After DDNS is selected it will automatically generate a Host IP. In this case because Dahua DDNS is an option it is www.dahuaddns.com . If Quick DDNS is an option it will automatically generate the designated www.quickddns.com as the host IP.

4. Select either “Default Domain” or “Custom Domain Name”. By Selecting “Default Domain” a Domain Name for the device recorder is the MAC address for this recorder. In this case 4C11BF0B0436.dahuaddns.com is the designated default domain name for this particular recorder. By selecting “Custom Domain Name” you may choose a custom name up to 60 max characters. Please note if you are using a custom domain name you cannot use the same custom domain name from or for another device.

5. Input your email address ➞ Select “Test” and if successful it will prompt a pop up “Successfully Registered” ➞ Select “Yes” ➞ Select “Apply” ➞ Select “OK” to save settings.

DDNS Web Registration and Management

For QuickDDNS Go to www.quickddns.com

For DahuaDDNS Go to www.Dahuaddns.com

1. DDNS Registration Click on Not registered link → Enter the registration page → Follow system instructions to complete registration.

2. Go to The email you registered with to activate ddns account.

3. After you have activated your username, you can log in DDNS website to manage and view devices under your account. When you login DDNS website, go to Equipment where you can view and manage devices under your account. Click on device domain name link to open corresponding Web interface.

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Description

Follow the step by step instructions and video instructions below to setup P2P via Easy4IP on the Mobile Application.

Load More : Dahua How To Remote Access Setup Port Forwarding P2P Mobile

Prerequisites

• Device connected to the internet with P2P enabled
• Smartphone with Easy4IP and internet connection

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

1. Download easy4ip app from the Goolge Playstore for Android users and App store for Apple users.

2 Login in if you have an existing account with Easy4ip or create a new account.

3. After you registered for an account login in with your newly created credentials.

4. Select the plus icon to add device.

5. Select wired or wireless. In most cases your devices will be wired.

6. Name your device → scan code or input SN (serial number of recorder which located on physical recorder) you can also scan the bar code directly from the recorder menu under Settings → Network → P2P.

7. Input username and password of the device → select save icon → start live preview.

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Description

DDNS stands for Dynamic Domain Name System. The main advantage for DDNS is If you have a dynamic ip address, (where your address can change monthly by your ISP if not static) the DDNS service will track and update with your new IP address automatically. So no matter what your numeric IP address is, your DDNS address will work even if your numeric IP address changes.

Prerequisites

• The device must be connected to the Internet, please check if the connection works properly.

• Please confirm Internet access port is open and default port to open is: 80, 554,37777. To modify default port, please refer to DDNS User’s Manual.

• The default username and password are admin/admin. You should change your password at first login.

• DDNS management website: www.DahuaDDNS.com

• The device supports monitoring and DDNS management via mobile phone. You need to download the App first.

• Please keep the tag of device MAC address. Do not lose or destroy it.

• DahuaDDNS service is disabled by default, and to enable it, you need to login first.

(port 37777 is default, 38888 is an example)

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

Step 1. From the Main Menu Select Network

Step 2. Select DDNS ➞ Check off the “Enable” box.

Step 3. Select “DDNS Type” from the Drop Down menu. Please Note depending on the series model of the recorder you will have either Dahua DDNS or Quick DDNS as one of the options from the drop down menu.

After DDNS is selected it will automatically generate a Host IP. In this case because Dahua DDNS is an option it is www.dahuaddns.com . If Quick DDNS is an option it will automatically generate the designated www.quickddns.com as the host IP.

Step 4. Select either “Default Domain” or “Custom Domain Name”. By Selecting “Default Domain” a Domain Name for the device recorder is the MAC address for this recorder. In this case 4C11BF0B0436.dahuaddns.com is the designated default domain name for this particular recorder. By selecting “Custom Domain Name” you may choose a custom name up to 60 max characters. Please note if you are using a custom domain name you cannot use the same custom domain name from or for another device.

Step 5. Input your email address ➞ Select “Test” and if successful it will prompt a pop up “Successfully Registered” ➞ Select “Yes” ➞ Select “Apply” ➞ Select “OK” to save settings.

DDNS Web Registration and Management

For QuickDDNS Go to www.quickddns.com

For DahuaDDNS Go to www.Dahuaddns.com

Please Note You cannot access the settings, live view or playback of the recorder through DDNS.

Step 1. DDNS Registration Click on Not registered link → Enter the registration page → Follow system instructions to complete registration.

Step 2. Go to The email you registered with to activate ddns account.

Step 3. After you have activated your username, you can log in DDNS website to manage and view devices under your account. When you login DDNS website, go to Equipment where you can view and manage devices under your account. Click on device domain name link to open corresponding Web interface.

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