General Menu
The general menu will allow you to access display and network settings for your Wi-Fi NVR
system.
Network
Find network values and optimize connectivity based on your Internet connection. In most
cases the values should populate automatically once your Wi-Fi NVR is connected to the
Internet. The values in this section should only be adjusted if you are an advanced user and
have extensive experience in device networking.
NOTE: Do not adjust the Advanced settings unless you are knowledgeable and
Function
DHCP
IP ADDRESS
SUBNET MASK
GATEWAY
MAC ADDRESS
PREFERRED DNS
WEB PORT
NETWORK
BANDWIDTH
NETWORK STATUS
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Description
Network configuration mode that gathers the network values automatically
from DHCP server. If unchecked this value can be set manually.
Network address of the connected Wi-Fi NVR.
The range of IP addresses that can be found in the network. This should
always be set to the default address 255.255.255.000.
The connection between two networks. This should always be the IP address
of the connected router.
The unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications at
the data link layer.
Domain Name System server address.
Allows access to your Wi-Fi NVR with your computer through your LAN or the
Internet. The default value is 80.
Defines channel capacity, or the maximum throughput of the network
interface.
Shows status of the network connectivity.
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Questions and answers
I have model WNIP-2LTA-BS-U stand alone camera. I previously had this device in use for my garage. we had to change routers and now have different password. I **** not able to get the camera connected
To connect the Night Owl WNIP-2LTA-BS-U camera to a new router with a different password, you need to bypass its default pairing with the NightOwl NVR. Follow these steps:
1. Configure a wireless access point (AP) with the same SSID and password (PSK) that the camera was originally paired with.
2. Set up a new VLAN on your router or firewall with the same IP range that was used by the original NVR.
3. Assign this VLAN to the AP to simulate the original NVR environment.
4. Add routing rules in your firewall so that your LAN can access the camera network.
5. The cameras will connect to the new AP using the same credentials and be accessible as standalone ONVIF-compatible cameras.
This setup removes the cameras from NightOwl's control and allows use with third-party NVRs like BlueIris or VLC.
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I need help with getting the phone on the App
To connect your Night Owl WNIP2 Series camera to the app:
1. Open the Night Owl Protect app.
2. Tap "Add New" and select "Standalone Camera."
3. Tap "OK" to allow the app to scan the camera’s QR code.
4. Tap "Use Your Network to Discover Your Device," then tap "OK."
5. Tap "Use Your Network to Discover Your Device" again.
6. Tap on the detected device and confirm by tapping "Yes."
7. Go to your device settings, tap "Wi-Fi," and connect to the network starting with "noip."
8. Once connected (checkmark appears), return to the app.
9. The app will search for the camera automatically.
10. Select your Wi-Fi network, enter the password, and tap "Continue."
11. When the screen says "Device has been added" and the camera says "Woohoo," setup is complete.
12. Name the camera and tap "Live View" to see the live stream.
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