Go back to the main interface by pressing the squares again and select Remote Playbackġ1. Some features on this interface are the ability to change the layouts and go into record and image settings by pressing the little gear buttonġ0. Double click on the name that you have created and the cameras should start the live previewĩ. Since we checked that Import to a group, that imported the cameras automatically so it shows up like this. Press the 4 squares again to go to the main interface and choose the Main ViewĨ. *Password – The password you created when the device got activated.ħ. It is usually 8000 as the default (make sure you open ports through port forwarding on your router). *Port – the port address of the device you are adding. Correspondingly, change the address to be static and also within the range of the router’s IP class.
If you are adding a local device, it should be the LAN address of the device. *Address – this requires your public address given by the ISP – click here to find your public address. *Name – put anything you want the system to be called within IVMS 4200 client software. Complete all the fields with the required information. Press ADD button in order to add a new device to IVMS 4200 client softwareĥ. Click on Device Management to open up Device interface in order to add a new system/IP cameraĤ. Press the 4 squares at the top left screen. After it loads, this will be the interface. This is to prevent, for example, your kids from accessing and messing with the software.ģ. Go ahead and download it and install it like thisĢ. Always make sure your version does not get outdated. To install the IVMS 4200 client software click this link.Īt this time, the latest version for IVMS 4200 client software is – Hikvision iVMS-4200 v3.1.1.6 (Windows)(Multilingual) (NEW!). Installation and using IVMS 4200 client software– examples but blur the images
Read my other post on how to install and mount a camera system. This limited knowledge that I have acquired over the years will help just about anyone reading this post with any sort of security system they might have installed in their homes. Finally, the conclusion is they have similar steps for viewing them on a phone or a portable device. Hikvision systems are the systems I worked mostly with, yet I had the chance to get to work with Dahua systems and H264 systems. I am a working employee for a security company that installs home camera systems and alarm systems. Technically, you will use the phone 90% of the time. Therefore, I present to you the remote technology that security companies have developed for DVR’s.
Modern society demands that every human being is always busy so I doubt anyone of us has time to sit on a couch to use the playback feature of a DVR (digital video recorder) to look on a screen. Nowadays, it’s just not enough to watch cameras and playback recordings on a monitor.
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