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| − | 3. You can select the brand of the third party camera or ONVIF. If brand is not listed, you will need to set the IP camera to the ONVIF protocol from the camera itself if it is available as an option | + | 3. You can select the brand of the third party camera or ONVIF. If brand is not listed, you will need to set the IP camera to the ONVIF protocol from the camera itself if it is available as an option |
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| − | Enter the IP address of the 3rd party camera. | + | 4. Enter the IP address of the 3rd party camera. |
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| − | Default ports are RTSP port 554 and HTTP Port 80 | + | 5. Default ports are RTSP port 554 and HTTP Port 80 |
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Revision as of 20:14, 25 May 2016
Add 3rd Party IP Camera to NVR
Prerequisites
- 3rd Party IP Camera.
- IP address of 3rd Party Camera.
Note: When you are using third party cameras you will not have the full features, like motion detect.
1. From the Main Menu Select Camera.
2. Select Manual add.
3. You can select the brand of the third party camera or ONVIF. If brand is not listed, you will need to set the IP camera to the ONVIF protocol from the camera itself if it is available as an option
4. Enter the IP address of the 3rd party camera.
5. Default ports are RTSP port 554 and HTTP Port 80
