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We have been in the surveillance industry for more than 8 years and have been at the forefront of the changing face of the CCTV technology. This has enabled us to understand embrace new technologies before everyone else. Our experience has enabled us to not only be market leaders but has earned us a positive reputation in the CCTV industry. We were among a very select few distributors supplying IP cameras to the European back in 2010. Since then many companies have come and gone but we remain strong and growing each day. We could have not achieved and sustained the current growth and success we have had if it wasn’t for you, our customers. Therefore, we will always be thankful to you and cherish you!
Our Products
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Our Stock
There are very few sellers that keep actual stock. They use distributors to ship their items for them. The risk with this is that distributors don’t always have stock or prioritise their orders and you may not get the products on time. We have all of our products in stock and we do not drop-ship anything. Everything is available now in our warehouse ready to go. We stock over 4000 items at any one time and all of our stock is UK REGION stock made for the UK and European market with high standards.
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We understand all of our products inside out and we will give you fair and impartial advice. We will support you before and after your purchase. Whether your order is for a client or your own home or business, we will help you get up and running
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An Internet Protocol Camera, or IP Camera, is a networked digital video camera used for surveillance, and which unlike analog closed-circuit (CCTV) cameras, can send a receive data via a computer network and the internet. IP Cameras transmit data over a Fast Ethernet link and require a Network Video Recorder (NVR) that servers much the same purpose.
Easy IP Solution, PoE
Easy IP Solution is the new design to make installation easy and secure for all users and PoE (Power Over Ethernet) means that the need for a separate power supply to each camera is eliminated. All what you need to connect an IP camera to a PoE NVR is the Ethernet cable plus, the PoE NVRs automatically allocate IP addresses to each camera when it is connected. The easy IP solution includes a complete range of WiFi cameras and NVRs featuring auto-detection, auto-connection and a very easy access.
Easy To Install Hikvision’s Easy IP solution makes the installation easy and secure.
•Installation is a labor-intensive effort that requires an Ethernet cable and a power plug for the camera.
•With the PoE NVR, you only need an Ethernet cable to connect the IP camera and NVR.
•Several fixed cameras have to be installed to cover the entire store.
The whole shop is covered by one fisheye camera, reducing time and labor costs.
•Stores often have existing downlights or at least designated areas for these lights.
Using a recessed-mount dome, these spaces can be utilized without any re-work or construction.
•Once a camera is installed, adjusting the lens is difficult.
With a PT (pan-tilt) camera, you can control the direction of the lens with a mouse.
EASY TO CONNECT Hikvision’s Easy IP solution offers Wi-Fi cameras, Wi-Fi NVRs, and PoE NVRs for easy connection. The system features automatic IP address allocation, auto detection, auto connection, and easy access.
•For analog users, configuring the IP address forwarding can be a headache and may prevent them from choosing an IP solution. Hikvision’s PoE NVR solves that problem for you and also saves time for mass configuration.
•For some locations, deploying an Ethernet network for IP cameras is a constraint. A complete solution that incorporates Wi-Fi cameras and NVRs addresses this problem.
EASY TO STORE
Hikvision’s Easy IP cameras offer high compression efficiency and reduce the burden of transmission and storage on the IP surveillance system.
•Bandwidth and storage costs are significant concerns when considering a high definition IP system — a standard H.264 camera with full HD1080P resolution and one month of recording can result in about 1.2 TB of space consumed.
Hikvision’s H.264+ optimized codec technology helps to reduce storage consumption by up to 1/3 compared to traditional IP systems — a H.264+ IP camera with full HD1080P resolution and one month of recording consumes about 462 GB.
EASY TO VIEW
All Hikvision Easy IP cameras support Hik-onnect P2P service, which enables remote access simply by using a smartphone to scan the supplied product QR code.
•EZVIZ is a cloud platform to power the surveillance for more efficient security and business.With EZVIZ P2P service, you can view the live video and recorded video files of your house, your stores and your enterprise anytime and anywhere. Intelligent Alarm is supported for precisely recognize the anomaly intrusion and emergency event.
Hikvision, the world’s leading supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, has followed up its launch of the world’s first Deep Learning NVRs with a new series of IP cameras. The new “DeepinView” IP Camera Series delivers power and intelligence to boost the value of surveillance system performance across a broad range of security and management applications.
Hikvision’s deep learning algorithms bear much deeper programming compared against conventional intelligent algorithms, which only operate on the surface level. These algorithms perform feature-learning and provide astonishingly accurate and consistent video content analytics (VCA) performance. When coupled with high-speed GPU processing, Hikvision DeepinView cameras demonstrate faster computing with large amounts of data.
Critical analytics – such as false alarm filters, facial recognition, people counting and ANPR – can now be reliably implemented in existing and new surveillance systems with versatile applications, providing a sophisticated level of tracking and alarm activation during incidents or even for pre-incident alerts. These analytics also enable customers to reduce the manpower previously required for searching surveillance footage, as well as improve business management efficiency and commercial ROI.
Human Body Detection
Hikvision deep learning technology enables the DeepinView cameras to detect human bodies while filtering out insignificant objects and movements within a scene where conventional VCA systems trigger false alarms. This is particularly useful for perimeter protection, where users often spend too much time and monetary resources locating significant alarms and relevant information.
Facial Recognition
Facial recognition can be deployed in many security and management scenarios within a variety of applications to alert system operators to the presence of persons of interest. This is achieved by the facial image modelling and similarity calculation woven into the system. This technology is becoming a crucial tool against blacklisted personnel entering to casinos, as the identity of an individual can be used to alert security guards to the presence of a known offender, enabling security personnel to deny access in that casino. In this way they can potentially prevent cheating behaviours. The technology works equally well in preventing the admittance of known offenders into venues such as sports stadiums or restaurants.
For transportation hubs, retail stores, sports venues, visitor attractions, and car parks, the gathering and analysis of accurate visitor information can assist businesses to improve their profitability and site management.
People Counting video analytics can track the number of people who enter and exit a particular area. It can record foot traffic through a retail store on a daily basis, or monitor the number of people in a venue to ensure that health & safety limits are not breached at any one time, as in a museum for example, where crowds move through on foot.
Vehicle Management
Traffic monitoring and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) analytics can be deployed to monitor vehicular traffic movement and enhance the efficiency of traffic management strategies. ANPR can be used to identify vehicles with listed number plates and allow them access to public and private car parks automatically. Hikvision DeepinView deep learning cameras self-learn the number plate information within a scene and recognize a larger amount of number plates than conventional ANPR systems, without the often cumbersome camera positioning adjustments.
DeepinView Traffic monitoring analytics, when applied in populous areas and on highways, capture traffic violations such as running red lights, wrong-way driving, illegal parking, and illegal U-turns, contributing to decreased traffic congestion and placing the public and vehicle passengers at lower risk of accidents.
“Offering security professionals much deeper system functionality, the new range of Hikvision DeepinView IP cameras combine video data, immense processing power, and Hikvision’s innovative set of intelligent technologies to provide a whole new level of video surveillance performance,” says Keen Yao, VP at Hikvision International Business Centre. “With the DeepinView range, deep learning video analytics will transform standard CCTV systems into intelligent and highly-effective, HD-quality, automated detection and alert systems, to support operators and to deliver more efficient surveillance systems management.”
Hikvision has taken the Deep Learning technology and innovated a family of products to maximise its use, including the DeepinView IP Camera Series, DeepinMind NVRs, and the DeepinMind Video Analytics Server.
Around 11 p.m., police got an emergency call and rushed to the scene. An assault had happened in a park. According to the victim, the attacker looked like a beggar in ragged clothes and smelling of alcohol. The victim was heading home from the park at the time of the incident, when the attacker suddenly ran out of nowhere and attacked her, took her purse, and fled. The police investigated the scene but found no useful information about the attacker. Because it happened at night, the security cameras in the neighborhood could not effectively record any usable footage. When reviewing the surveillance video, the image was blurry and full of visual noise, which is bad for detection.
Neighborhood parks should be a peaceful place where you can take a break from the hustle and noise of the city. However, an urban park at night is often synonymous with danger. At night, passersby have to be vigilant to stay safe. Although security camera systems are becoming more commonplace in urban parks in recent years, there are still many security requirements that cannot yet be met, such as high-resolution night vision and recording in color.
Today, to effectively solve this problem, cameras equipped with Hikvision ColorVu Technology extend and enhance surveillance capabilities into the dark, lifting the cover of night to capture vivid chromatic images – leading to the prosecution of criminals like the one described above and ultimately enhancing safety.
As a video surveillance manufacturer, Hikvision has long developed products equipped with innovative new features based on video surveillance technologies that have been refined and improved over previous decades.
Hikvision ColorVu Cameras’ powerful ability to capture details in low lighting comes from two specific breakthroughs in hardware technologies: advanced lenses and high-sensitivity sensors. In contrast to conventional lenses, ColorVu lenses are equipped with a super-aperture, reaching up to F1.0, which allows more light to enter the lens so that imaging brightness can be increased.
1The amount of light entering the F1.0 aperture is four times that of F2.0.
Hikvision ColorVu Camera lenses also feature Broad-Band Anti-Reflection (BBAR) Coating and Extra-Low Dispersion (ED) Optical glass, to reduce light flare and efficiently reproduce an image’s sharpness and color saturation. These technologies effectively overcome the kind of key information that gets blocked by a light flare.
The ColorVu Cameras’ high-sensitivity is designed for surveillance applications where high resolution color images are required even in ultra-low light environments. Hikvision ColorVu Cameras sensors demonstrate an extraordinary photovoltaic conversion efficiency. They employ an advanced sensor technology – a new light-collection structure that vastly improves the utilization of light. Tests show ColorVu cameras continually provide colorful, sharp images right down to the lowest light levels. At the same time, their self-adapting 3D DNR algorithm on ISP guarantees high imaging quality.
In addition, extreme light conditions are taken into consideration in the design process. ColorVu cameras are equipped with warm supplemental light, so when there is no light source whatsoever – even starlight or street lights – they can guarantee colorful imaging. This feature provides environmentally-friendly, soft, warm lighting, reducing any harsh discoloration of the object being illuminated.
* Comparison test in a darkroom (0 lux), with self-equipped, supplement lighting.
As a result, Hikvision ColorVu Cameras provide bright color video images 24/7 in low illumination conditions. They excel at capturing vivid chromatic images in a multitude of application scenarios, such as public places with no lighting, night security at industrial parks, traffic intersections in low light environments, and many more – everywhere color information is particularly important.
As an example, in general, license plate information of a suspect’s vehicle is crucial in traffic accident investigation. However, when the vehicle is non-licensed or the license plate is deliberately obscured, the vehicle can only be investigated by its features – brand, model, and especially the color. So, though external lighting conditions are poor, even completely dark, Hikvision ColorVu Cameras still capture valuable color information.
Hikvision ColorVu Technology is being used in the Turbo HD 5.0 and Easy IP 4.0series. More details can be found in the link or on the official Hikvision website.
You will be able to view your device from computers and cell phones from both your Local Network as well as over the internet from remote computers and cell phones. The following guides will instruct you to put your IP address into certain fields. It is important to know which IP that you input into these fields. You will either use your device’s Local IP Address, or you will use your internet’s Public IP Address and whether port forwarding is needed.
Viewing from the Local Network:
If you intend on viewing your device from a computer or a cell phone that is either wired or attached through wifi to the same router that your device is attached to, then you will input your device’s Local IP Address in the following instructions when prompted. This is the same IP address that was configured in Easy7 SCE.
Viewing over the internet from a remote location:
If you intend on viewing your device from a computer or cell phone that is on a completely different network (over the internet) then you will need to input your Public IP Address into the fields when prompted. To find out what your networks public IP address is, ensure that your device is on the same network as the computer that you are viewing right now. If this is the case, here is your Public IP Address:221.238.227.82
Furthermore, before you attempt to use the public IP address, you will need to do a process called “port forwarding” on the same router that your device is attached to. Please go to this step to see the ports that you need to forward.
STEP 2: EASY7 SCE
HOW TO VIEW YOUR IP CAMERA USING EASY7 SCE:
1.Download / Install the free Easy7 Smart Client Express application to your computer:
2.Login to the Easy7 SCE software. The default username and password are admin / 1111
3.Next, to add a device, click on “Device”
4.Click “Add Device” A new window will popup where you can add information to connect to your device.
5.Enter in your Device’s information:
For the IP / Domain, be sure to enter the Device’s IP Address that you will be connecting to.
Once you have everything entered, including the device’s username, password and the Device Details. After that is finished, you will click Add
6.Next, Go back to the Home and click Preview
7.Lastly, double click on the device you just added on the right column to bring up the Preview
STEP 3: MOBILE DEVICE
How to view your IP Camera from a Mobile Device:
1.Download / Install the free TDViewer (Apple) or TDViewer (Android) application to your mobile device:
2.Tap the button on “+” to add a device
3.Next, you can tap the “IP/Domain ” or “P2P ” icon to add a device.
4.Enter in your IPC’s information:
o For the IP Address / Domain, be sure to enter the Device’s IP Address that you will be connecting to.
Remember, if your cell phone is using wifi and is wirelessly attached to the same router that your IP Camera is attached to, then please input your devices local IP address. If you are using your cell phones 3G/4G connection, then you will need to put input your network’s public IP address. If you will be switching back and forth between networks, it would be advantageous to add 2 devices in the cell app, name one “Away” for when you use the 3G connection, and name the other “Local” whenever you choose to use the wifi connection.
oWhen asked for the Port you will input the TCP Port of the device.
oFor the P2P, be sure both the NVR and the phone can connect internet
o Once you have everything entered, tap Start Live Preview to connect to your DVR and to show the live preview:
STEP 4: PORT FORWARDING
HOW TO PORT FORWARD YOUR IP CAMERA:
Please note that the port forwarding process is not needed when viewing over your local network.
Since all router admin pages are different there is no clear cut way to explain how to do port forwarding. Searching your router’s model number or brand on Google to find the port forwarding section can be very helpful. But basically you need to get into your routers administration page. You can normally achieve this by inputting the Gateway IP Address into a web browser.
You then need to navigate to the port forwarding section of your router and forward the following ports to your camera’s Local IP Address:
1.Access your IP Camera’s web interface.
2.Once logged in to your camera, proceed to Configuration > Network Management > Network Service > Other
3.The ports you need to forward are the TCP Port and HTTP Port. By default, these ports are set to 3000 and 80, but you can change those if needed:
You can change IP Camera’s port with “Net_Admin”
1.Choose the objective IP Camera
2.Change the port, and proceed to ChangePort > Reboot
If you have three IP Camera, you can change IP Camera’s port with “Net_Admin”, like this:
1.Change IPC’s http-port to 80/81/82 respectively ( By default, http-port is 80 )
2.Change IPC’s server-port to 3000/4000/5000 respectively ( By default, server-port is 3000 )
3.Port mapping equipment:
○ http-port http-port 80, mapping on the router http-port number should be 80
○ server-port it is best add 1. For example: server-port 3000, mapping on the router server-port number should be 3001
Latest innovations include deep learning for automated threat detection and crystal-clear color video, even at night To bring HD clarity to analogue surveillance systems, Hikvision launched its first-generation Turbo HD DVRs and cameras in 2013. Since then, subsequent generations of Turbo HD products have delivered a wealth of innovations, including ultra-low-light video recording and super-efficient bandwidth and storage usage – helping Hikvision customers to enhance their security and perimeter protection.
Building on these revolutionary security advances, Hikvision has now announced the Turbo HD 5.0 family of surveillance products, which includes AcuSense Turbo HD DVRs and ColorVu Turbo HD Cameras. These technologies make it even easier for organizations and individuals to identify and react to security breaches, while also minimizing manual interventions and security costs.
AcuSense Turbo HD DVR – key benefits Incorporating eleven different DVR models, the AcuSense family uses the latest deep learning technologies to enhance object detection. Specifically, AcuSense Turbo HD DVR detects vehicles or humans, it filters out false alarms triggered by animals, leaves, and other insignificant objects, and minimizes costly, time-consuming manual checks. As an additional benefit, the AcuSense Quick Target Search feature identifies and extracts footage of humans and vehicles from vast video datasets automatically, saving staff from searching through massive datasets.
ColorVu Turbo HD Camera – key benefits ColorVu Turbo HD cameras provide bright color video images 24/7, even in the lowest-light conditions. The camera’s round-the-clock color-boosting capabilities are powered by a large iris and ED optical glass, an anti-glare diffusion lens, large sensing pixels, warm supplemental lighting, and a range of other innovative video technologies. With brighter, more colourful video images, Hikvision customers are protected against security breaches, even when they happen at night.
Turbo HD 5.0: heightened security at a reduced cost Hikvision’s latest Turbo HD 5.0 takes the capabilities of traditional analogue and CCTV systems to new heights, helping organizations to maximize their security and lower surveillance costs.
Frank Zhang, General Manager of International Product Marketing Department at Hikvision, says, “With AcuSense Turbo HD DVR, we have integrated revolutionary deep learning technology to help our customers filter out false alarms, find video evidence faster, and react to real security threats as soon as they occur. At the same time, ColorVu Turbo HD Cameras provide clear, bright, color images even in complete darkness, alerting customers to security breaches immediately and providing excellent video evidence wherever it’s needed.”
Find out more Technical capabilities and specifications for the new Hikvision Turbo HD 5.0 products are showcased in our Turbo HD 5.0 product brochure . For more information, speak with a Hikvision representative about your security needs.
About Hikvision Hikvision is the world’s leading provider of innovative video surveillance products and solutions. Featuring the industry’s strongest R&D workforce, Hikvision advances core technologies of audio and video encoding, video image processing, and related data storage, as well as forward-looking technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and deep learning. In addition to the video surveillance industry, Hikvision extends its reach to smart home tech, industrial automation, and automotive electronics industries to achieve its long-term vision. Always creating value for its customers, Hikvision operates 33 regional subsidiaries all over the world to achieve a truly global presence.
Hikvision, the world’s leading provider of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, today announces a new range of EasyIP 4.0 cameras and NVRs. Building on the capabilities of our EasyIP 3.0 range, these provide simple, practical and affordable surveillance solutions for small and medium size businesses.
The EasyIP 4.0 products are built on Hikvision’s H.265+ Smart Codec, which reduces bandwidth and storage requirements by up to 50% over H.265, delivering major IT savings for small and medium size businesses.
As an additional benefit, the EasyIP 4.0 range introduces a number of new technology innovations to help businesses maximize their surveillance and security. These include:
Hikvision AcuSense – key benefits Integration of Hikvision AcuSense into EasyIP 4.0 IP cameras and NVRs, helps filtering out false alarms with more than 90% accuracy, and faster reaction to real security threats. Hikvision AcuSense works by detecting humans or vehicles, and effectively filters out false alarms triggered by natural movements, such as rain or leaves. With automated strobe light and audio alarms, Hikvision AcuSense-enabled cameras also deter would-be intruders before a security breach occurs.
Besides, the Hikvision AcuSense cameras further incorporate Hikvision “Powered by DarkFighter” ultra-low-light illumination technology, which provides superior surveillance images, even at night. Combined with ultra-high-definition video capabilities, Powered by DarkFighter ensures that organizations can identify and react to security threats effectively, and provide great video evidence in the event of a security breach.
As an extension to Hikvision AcuSense, EasyIP 4.0 NVRs offer a “quick target search” feature that allows security teams to find footage quickly in the event of a security incident. This saves many hours for teams who would otherwise search for footage manually.
Hikvision ColorVu – key benefits EasyIP 4.0 ColorVu cameras use warm, supplemental lighting to deliver bright color video images, even at night. Round-the-clock color-boosting capabilities are powered by an F1.0 super aperture, a more advanced sensor, warm supplemental lighting, and a range of other technologies. With brighter, more colorful video, EasyIP 4.0 ColorVu cameras support protection against security breaches whenever they happen, day or night.
The new EasyIP 4.0 ColorVu cameras can be paired with one of Hikvision’s AcuSense-enabled NVRs to minimize false alarms, and speed up target searches.
Unprecedented site security for small and medium businesses EasyIP 4.0 cameras and NVRs provide high-grade, cost-effective surveillance solutions for small and medium size businesses.
Frank Zhang, General Manager of International Product Marketing Department at Hikvision, said, “In the past, surveillance features such as ultra-high-definition video, night-time color video and automated strobe light and audio alarms were out of reach for many smaller organisations. Now, with the EasyIP 4.0 range, we have now made these features accessible to small and medium size businesses, helping them achieving much higher levels of site security.”
About Hikvision Hikvision is the world’s leading provider of innovative video surveillance products and solutions. Featuring the industry’s strongest R&D workforce, Hikvision advances core technologies of audio and video encoding, video image processing, and related data storage, as well as forward-looking technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and deep learning. In addition to the video surveillance industry, Hikvision extends its reach to smart home tech, industrial automation, and automotive electronics industries to achieve its long-term vision. Always creating value for its customers, Hikvision operates 37 regional subsidiaries all over the world to achieve a truly global presence.
ALWAYS BENCH TEST BEFORE INSTALLING!!: It is highly recommended that you temporarily wire your system in a bench-tested controlled environment and run through the quickstart guide before you install your cameras in their permanent location. Once you have confirmed that you have the basic setup complete, then you can proceed to install the cameras in their permanent location.
How will you be hooking this up? Please select an option below:
1、DIRECTLY TO THE BACK OF A TIANDY POE NVR
If you choose this wiring option, then your entire setup is complete.
2、DIRECTLY TO A SEPERATE POE SWITCH THAT IS NOT BUILT INTO THE NVR
If you are installing more than one camera, please only plug-in and configure one camera at a time. Do not plug-in all cameras at once. Once you get one camera configured, then you can plug-in the next one to be configured.
3、DIRECTLY TO A REGULAR NON-POE SWITCH OR ROUTER AND UTILIZING A 12V POWER SUPPLY
If you are installing more than one camera, please only plug-in and configure one camera at a time. Do not plug-in all cameras at once. Once you get one camera configured, then you can plug-in the next one to be configured.
STEP 2: ASSIGNING AN IP ADDRESS
If you are installing more than one camera, please only plug-in and configure one camera at a time. Do not plug-in all cameras at once. Once you get one camera configured, then you can plug-in the next one to be configured.
HOW TO ASSIGN AN IP ADDRESS USING A WINDOWS COMPUTER
First, you will need to download the following Windows tools to assist you with this step:
Net_Admin.exe – Network Camera Utility Tool.
Next, you need to make sure your camera’s IP address is set on the same subnet as your network:
○ Open the Net_Admin.exe and you should see a list of your cameras after they boot up (this could take up to 20 seconds).
○ Next, locate your new camera from the list
By default, the camera’s IP address will almost always be set to 192.168.1.2
If you want to change IP address. To achieve this, follow these steps carefully:
Manually set your camera’s IP address:
Make sure the DHCP box is unchecked.
Enter an IP Address that is not currently in use to avoid any IP conflicts. This number can be anything between 0-255.
Clicking on the camera, change the IP/mask/gateway or DNS . For example:
Clicking ChangeIP and Reboot
Clicking Refresh . A few seconds, new IP appear.
STEP 3: WEB INTERFACE
HOW TO LOGIN TO THE CAMERA’S WEB INTERFACE:
In this step we will show you how to login to your camera’s web interface using different browsers (IE and FF).
Internet Explorer
1.Type your camera’s IP Address into the address bar. For our example, we will use 10.30.10.249
2.If prompted, download and install the web plugin.
3.Run plugin.
4.Be sure to allow plugin to run.
5.Login to the camera. The default username = admin , password = 1111. you should now be able to see your camera’s live view.
Fire Fox
1.Type your camera’s IP Address into the address bar. For our example, we will use 10.30.10.249
2.If prompted, download and install the web plugin.
3.Save and run plugin.
4.Be sure to allow plugin to run
5.Login to the camera. The default username = admin , password = 1111. you should now be able to see your camera’s live view.
ALWAYS BENCH TEST BEFORE INSTALLING!!: It is highly recommended that you temporarily wire your system in a bench-tested controlled environment and run through the quickstart guide before you install your cameras in their permanent location.Once you have confirmed that you have the basic setup complete, then you can proceed to install the cameras in their permanent location.
How will you be connecting your cameras to your NVR? Please select an option below:
Built-in POE
Separate POE Switch
Independent Power Supply
STEP 2: SET DATE/TIME
SETTING THE DATE/TIME:
1.Right click and go to the Main Menu
2.Proceed to System>Time Setup>Timing
3.Enter your correct date and time
4.Click”Apply”then”Ok”
STEP 3: NETWORK THE NVR
HOW TO NETWORK THE NYR:
1.Right click and go to the Main Menu > System > Network Setup > NIC 1
2.Enable Auto Get IP Address and click “Apply“
3.Wait 30 seconds or so and go back into the same network section.
4.Write down your new IP address. Please note this is your NVR’s “Local IP address”. In our example, our NVRs Local IP address is 192.168.17.39
5.Uncheck “Auto Get IP Address” then click “Apply“
STEP 4: ADDING AN IP CAMERA TO YOUR NVR
How will you be connecting your camera(s) to your NVR?
Connecting Tiandy Camera(s) to Plug-and-play
Connecting Tiandy Camera(s) to Manual Add
CONNECTING Tiandy Camera(s) to Plug-and-play:
If NVR connect with Camera(s) by Plug-and-play, simply connect your Tiandy camera(s) and your setup is complete.
CONNECTING Tiandy Camera(s) to Manual Add:
1.Right click and go to the Main Menu > Cameras > Basic Configuration
2.Click Search then wait a few seconds,select the cameras that you want to add, then click Add. It is ok.
3.You can also manually add cameras, Click Manual Add, select the Channel No. and Add Method > Manual Add, Device Type > Private Protocol, ONVIF or RTSP, then enter correct IP address.
4.Click Confirm and it is ok.
5.If you have added the camera, you want to change the IP address, click Edit and modify it.
6.Note:NVR with POE, you need to check the POE LAN Card, All cameras that you want to add, the IP address network segment must be the same as POE LAN Card IP address.
Right click and go to the Main Menu > System > Network Setup > POE LAN Card
STEP 5: RENAME CAMERA CHANNELS
HOW TO RENAME YOUR CAMERA CHANNELS:
Naming each channel (camera) is important because they are easier to identify and also allows you to correspond the name of the channel with the location of the actual camera if needed (Bedroom 1, Office 2, etc). This can be very helpful, especially if you have multiple channels to view.
1.Right click and go to the Main Menu
2.Proceed to Cameras > OSD
3.Click on the channel / camera you would like to edit and enter a name.
4.Click “Apply“, then it is ok.
STEP 6: MOTION DETECTION
Please note that you will need a hard drive installed for this feature to work.
HOW TO SETUP MOTION DETECTION RECORDING:
Setting up your NVR to record only on motion can save quite a bit of hard-drive space. It also eliminates the hassle of having to view a whole entire days worth of recording to see if an incident happened. These NVR’s have very reliable motion detection in which you can increase or decrease the sensitivity to meet your needs. Also, you can block out certain areas of the picture that have a high-volume of daily traffic in which you do not want the NVR to be triggered to record because of motion in that area.
We do want to pre-caution you that motion detection recording may not be for every camera and/or system. For example, for some outdoor scenarios, you may want to avoid recording on motion because you will have several false alarms. Also, there is the slim chance that the NVR may not pick up on a particular motion event due to very slow motion. The chance of this happening is very very slim but the possibility does exist and we want to make you aware of this so you can determine which route to take depending on how high risk your situation is.
FALSE TRIGGERS:
1.Leaves and other small objects moving across the screen.
2.Weather events such as rain, snow, sleet, etc.
3.Wind blowing the camera around.
4.Most Common: A noisy picture due to low light.
If these aspects worry you at all, then we completely recommend recording 24/7 as opposed to recording on motion. If you are aware of these aspects and would like to continue to record on motion only, please continue reading.
BASIC SETUP:
Right click and go to the Main Menu
Proceed to Cameras > Motion
Select the Channel that you would like to detect motion on:
Make sure to Enable motion detection by checking the box:
Next, Enable recording when motion is detected by checking the box next to “Record Channel” and selecting the channel that you would like to record:
Click “Confirm” then it is ok.
MORE ADVANCED FEATURES:
Region: This allows you to block out certain areas of the picture in case you do not want that part of the picture to be triggered for motion detection.
The picture below shows what the screen will look like which is a bunch of red highlighted boxes. All the boxes in red are “active” boxes which means that particular area is subject to motion detection triggers.
Now say for example that I wanted an area in this picture to be subject to motion detection triggers. To do this, I would simply click on the boxes around the area. Or I can simply click and drag my mouse cursor to the area selection that I want to be blocked for motion detection. The following picture shows what this will look like. So if anyone walks into the area that has the clear “non-highlighted” boxes, the NVR will not be triggered for motion detection recording:
From the Region settings, you can also adjust the motion detection Sensitivity or level of motion needed to trigger detection.
By default, sensitivity is set to 76 on a 1-100 scale, we recommend using the default as a starting point and then adjust it if you feel necessary.
STEP 7: RECORD SCHEDULE
Please note that you will need a hard drive installed for this feature to work.
How to setup a Recording Schedule:
Right click and go to the Main Menu > Record > Recording > Basic
From here, you can configure your recording schedule to your specific needs. Please note the following:
1.You can configure each particular channel as well as each particular day of the week for your recording schedule.
2.For the majority of people, the recording schedule will be the same for all channels for every day of the week. If this is the case, you will set your channel selection to “all” as well as your weekday to “all”.
3.You may also adjust your recording schedule to record on Schedule Port Alarm or Motion and other types, You can choose to overlap any of these recording options or use them at separate times throughout your recording schedule:
– Schedule is full-time recording.
– Motion stands for Motion Detection recording.
– PortAlarm is if you have your NVR connected to PIR sensors, or a door magnet for example. Any time the sensors go off, your NVR would begin recording.
After you have finished configuring your schedule, click “Apply” then “OK“.
STEP 8: PLAYBACK VIDEO
Please note that you will need a hard drive installed for this feature to work.
How to setup to Playback Video:
1.Right click and go to the Main Menu > Playback
2.At the top left corner of the interface, you can choose the type of video playback
3.In the right list, you can select the channel and time that you want to view.
STEP 9: BACKUP VIDEO
Please note that you will need a hard drive installed for this feature to work.
How to setup to Backup Video:
1.Right click and go to the Main Menu > Backup
2.On this interface, you can select channel, type, date and time to backup the video that you need.
3.Click on Search and go to Backup List, select the video that you want to backup ,Click “Backup” then it is ok.
