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OneSecure Video Management Software Amdinstrator Manual V3.0.09 IP address Enter the camera's IP address or host name. Brand Select the manufacturer of device. Model Select the device model of the IP cameras / video servers. In most cases, this is automatically filled in after you click Get Device Stream Mode*1 Channel No. *2 Setting. Select one of the streaming modes this device supports. The channel ID you set for a stream of a multi-streaming device. HTTP Port Enter the HTTP port for IP cameras/ video servers. Most cameras use the default port number - 80. User Name Enter the user name to access the camera. Password Enter the password to access the camera. Default Live View Stream*3 Recording Stream*3 Choose the streaming id for Live View. Choose the streaming id for Recording. Connection Enter length of time allowed for a device to respond to NVR. If the Timeout(0~99 secs) response is too late as to exceed this time, NVR will consider this device "disconnected". We recommend you to set different values for different types of connection. The default setting is 5 seconds. For devices located over the WAN, you may wish to increase this value to allow for occasional Internet lags. *1 Available when NVR is connected to a multi-streaming device. *2 Available when NVR is connected to a device that is concurrently in multi-streaming mode (Dual Stream mode excluded). *3 Available when NVR is connected to a multi-streaming device in Dual Stream mode. Device Status To validate if you have successfully added a device to NVR system, simply check the Device List on the left of Setup Devices tab to see if the device name appears in the tree. Point your mouse cursor over the device icon will bring up an information box containing the device's IP Address, HTTP Port, Protocol and device type. 40

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OneSecure Video Management Software Amdinstrator Manual V3.0.09
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IP address
Enter the camera’s IP address or host name.
Brand
Select the manufacturer of device.
Model
Select the device model of the IP cameras / video servers. In most
cases, this is automatically filled in after you click
Get Device
Setting
.
Stream Mode
*
1
Select one of the streaming modes this device supports.
Channel No.
*
2
The channel ID you set for a stream of a multi-streaming device.
HTTP Port
Enter the HTTP port for IP cameras/ video servers. Most cameras
use the default port number - 80.
User Name
Enter the user name to access the camera.
Password
Enter the password to access the camera.
Default Live View
Stream
*
3
Choose the streaming id for Live View.
Recording Stream
*
3
Choose the streaming id for Recording.
Connection
Timeout(0~99 secs)
Enter length of time allowed for a device to respond to NVR. If the
response is too late as to exceed this time, NVR will consider this
device “disconnected”. We recommend you to set different values for
different types of connection. The default setting is 5 seconds. For
devices located over the WAN, you may wish to increase this value to
allow for occasional Internet lags.
*
1
Available when NVR is connected to a multi-streaming device.
*
2
Available when NVR is connected to a device that is concurrently in multi-streaming mode (Dual
Stream mode excluded).
*
3
Available when NVR is connected to a multi-streaming device in Dual Stream mode
.
Device Status
To validate if you have successfully added a device to NVR
system, simply check the
Device List
on the left of
Setup
Devices
tab to see if the device name appears in the tree.
Point your mouse cursor over the device icon will bring up an
information box containing the device’s
IP Address
,
HTTP Port
,
Protocol
and device type.