Q: If My House Loses Power, Will I Be Able To Connect To My Edge Dvr Remotely After The Power In My House Resumes; Smartphone/Mobile Connectivity; Q: How Do I View My Dvr Using An Android Device - Lorex Edge LH300 Series Frequently Asked Questions Manual

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Q: If my house loses power, will I be able to connect to my Edge DVR remotely
after the power in my house resumes?
A: Yes, you will be able to connect to your system remotely after recovering from a power failure
under the following conditions:
• You have created a DDNS account, and have enabled DDNS in the DVR.
• You have port forwarded the proper ports in the router so that you can connect to your DVR
using a DDNS address.
When DHCP is enabled in the DVR, the DVR automatically obtains an IP address after the system
powers on. The DVR turns on by itself when it receives power.
Tips to maintain constant connectivity:
• It is recommended that you connect your DVR and cameras to an Uninterruptible Power
Supply (UPS). An UPS ensures that your system continues to receive power in the event of a
power failure.
• Remember to connect your modem and router to the UPS, so that you can access the system
remotely, even if your entire house loses power. If your modem and router are off, you will
not be able to access your system remotely even if your DVR and cameras are on.
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Smartphone/Mobile Connectivity:

Q: How do I view my DVR using an Android device?

A: To connect to your DVR on an Android smartphone or
tablet, you need to download and install the Lorex
Mobile Edge app from the Android Market.
NOTE: A firmware upgrade may be required to enable
the full connectivity features of the DVR, including
smartphone/mobile connectivity. For details, see "Q:
Where can I get the latest firmware for the Edge Series
DVR?" on page 24.
NOTE: You must have Android v. 2.1 to use Lorex
Mobile Edge. Check the device compatibility list at
www.lorextechnology.com
are released to the market. The instructions below
may differ based on the model and manufacturer of
your Android device.
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2012 Lorex Technology Inc.
An Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) has a built-in
battery that charges when it is connected to a power
outlet. When the power to your home stops, the
built-in battery supplies power to the devices
connected to it.
The duration of backup power varies between models.
as new versions of Android
Smartphone/Mobile Connectivity:
You must port forward your
router before you can connect
!
to your system using a mobile
device (e.g. Samsung Galaxy
S, HTC Incredible S)
If accessing your DVR locally
through a WiFi connection,
ensure that your DVR and
mobile device are on the same
network.
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