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5.1.1 - Channel
You're able to add and delete IP cameras in this menu. If your NVR comes with PoE ports, you're able to
check the PoE power consumption here.
5.1.1.1 - IP Channels
To add or delete IP cameras here.
If your NVR comes with PoE ports, please go to 5.1.1.1.1 PoE NVR Connection.
If your NVR comes without PoE port, please go to 5.1.1.1.1.2. Connect External Cameras from LAN or
Internet.
5.1.1.1.1 - PoE NVR Connection
For the PoE NVR, it is allowed to connect the IP cameras via the internal PoE ports and/or external
LAN(WAN) port. PoE not only provides power over ethernet but only supports plug & play connection for
IP cameras.
NOTE:
It is not recommended to connect more than 1 camera via switch or router to the PoE port. One PoE port is allowed to
connect one IP camera only.
Switch Mode: Auto mode supports Plug & Play connection via PoE port. If you want to add camera(s)
manually, click the edit icon
down arrow to change all channels to be Auto or Manual mode.
PoE Mode: with Auto mode, the maximum bandwidth is limited to 100Mbps. With ePoE mode, the
maximum bandwidth is limited to 10Mbps and PoE transmission distance will be extended up to 200
meters with RJ45 cable at CAT 5E or above standard. If you have a connection problem with Auto mode
when the IP camera is powered by PoE via a RJ45 cable longer than 100 meters, then change to ePOE
mode for a stable connection. If the video is stuck while in ePoE mode, try to reduce the encoding bitrate.
and then change the mode to be Manual, or you can click the drop-
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