7. Fill out a device name at the ‘device name’ field. For Example: ‘Surveillance
recorder’.
8. Fill out the IP Address at the ‘IP’ field. If you are using the ‘NVR’ App locally, you
need to fill out the local IP Address of the surveillance recorder. If you want to
access the surveillance recorder externally (using the internet), you need to fill out
the (Internet) WAN IP Address of the location the surveillance recorder is located.
9. Fill out the ‘Media port’ number at the ‘Media Port’ field. Default port is 9000.
10. Fill out the ‘Web port’ number at the ‘Web Port’ field. Default port is 1024.
11. Fill out the surveillance recorder’s Administrator username if you want to login as
an Administrator at the ‘UserName’ field. Fill out the surveillance recorder’s User
username if you want to login as an normal user at the ‘UserName’ field.
12. Fill out the surveillance recorder’s Administrator password if you want to login as
an Administrator at the ‘password’ field. Fill out the surveillance recorder’s User
password if you want to login as an normal user at the ‘password’ field.
13. Set the amount of channels (camera connections) your surveillance recorder can
deal with.
14. Press the ‘Save’ button to save your configuration.
15. A settings overview appears with the name you have given at step 7. Press this
name to view the camera’s image.
16. Use the function buttons on the screen of your smartphone or tablet to start
recording the images.
13.0 Mounting a (new) hard disk
After the first start, you will hear a buzzer which means that the network video
recorder cannot detect a hard drive. This will occur when you do not have
installed a hard drive or if your hard drive is not formatted yet. To make sure
that the network video recorder will stop the buzzer, you can format the hard
drive when following the wizard if you are using a new hard drive. In case you
have not installed a hard drive, proceed as follow:
1. Click on the “Start” button and login with default credentials. Username = admin.
Leave password empty. Click on “Login”.
