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• Add Device - Add new cameras or video servers. See the previous
section Devices - Quick Setup, on page 10 and the more detailed section
Changing Device Settings, on page 15.
• Edit Device - Edit/update the configuration of an existing device.
• Remove Device - Removes an existing device from the system.
• Settings - Set up image quality and recording conditions, etc. for the
camera. See Setting Image Quality and Recording Conditions, on page
18.
• I/O Setup - Define inputs and outputs to use in the system. Inputs can
be used to create an alert or start/stop a camera. Outputs can activate
the output ports on selected devices and thus activate e.g. a siren or a
light. See also Inputs and Outputs, on page 39.
• I/O Control - Set up defined inputs to activate selected outputs. Several
inputs can activate the same output. Both external inputs and timer
events can be used to activate an output.
Devices - Detailed Setup Information
This section goes into more detail about the process covered in Devices -
Quick Setup, on page 10, and describes the various options available while
using the Device Setup Wizard.
IP address -
This will be the address you used to initially install the device.
Port Setup -
standard ports 80 and 21, respectively. If these values have been changed
in the camera/video server, then enter these values here. This is used if
several devices share the same IP address (e.g. when behind a router). In
most cases it will not be necessary to change the default ports.
Password -
camera or video server. Enter the password for the device's default
administrator account root.
Autodetect Device -
manually. Alternatively, select Autodetect Type and let the system find
the device type.
The Administrator Application
The camera/video server uses this IP address on the network.
The HTTP and FTP protocols usually communicate on the
An administrator account is used to configure the connected
For the fastest detection, select the video device type
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