HIK VISION Ivideon User manual

User Manual

Hikvision IP-cameras with

built-in Ivideon software

Cloud Video Surveillance

Table of Contents

Ivideon: basic concepts 3

What is Ivideon? 3

What is an IP camera with built-in Ivideon software? 3

How to access your surveillance cameras? 3

Attaching an IP camera to your Ivideon account 4

Camera Settings 5

Camera Web Interface 5

Network settings 5

Wi-Fi settings 6

Date and time settings 7

Motion Detector 8

Video stream settings 9

Recording video archive on a micro SD card 10

Ivideon: basic concepts

What is Ivideon?

Ivideоn is a system that allows you to easily organize video surveillance at any place:

office, apartment, home, shop, enterprise.

Ivideon features allow you to:

• You only need a computer and a web- or IP-camera to set your own video

surveillance system;

• The installation process is extremely simple: connect the camera to your

computer, set up the camera settings to access the Internet and attach

it to your Ivideon account.

What is an IP camera with built-in Ivideon software?

An IP camera with built-in Ivideon software works with Ivideon cloud by itself – there

is no need to connect it to a computer. It is an independent element of your video

surveillance system, you can just attach it to your Ivideon account – and you will

be able to access it from anywhere over the Internet.

How to access your surveillance cameras?

If you attach your camera to your Ivideon account, you will be able to access it from

any place and any way you like:

on Android devices via

Ivideon for Android;

on your computer via desktop

version of the Ivideon Client

application.

via your personal account

on the Ivideon web site;

on your iPhone®, iPad® or

iPod® via Ivideon mobile ap-

plication for iOS;

on other mobile devices via the

mobile version of the Ivideon

website;

Attaching an IP camera

to your Ivideon account

To use your camera with built-in Ivideon, attach it to your personal account on the

Ivideon website – www.ivideon.com. If you do not have an Ivideon account yet, please

visit www.ivideon.com and sign up.

Prepare the camera for connection. Connect it to your router with

an Ethernet cable. Get ready to plug the power cable into the camera.

Log into your account at www.ivideon.com. Go to My cameras tab and click

Add a camera or a DVR. Follow the instructions.

Attention! If you need to reattach your camera, follow the instructions

above, but first delete the camera from your personal account.

Camera Settings

Camera Web Interface

Camera configuration is done via web interface. To access it, type the IP-address

of the camera in your browser. If you don't know the IP-address of your camera,

use the SADP application which can be found on the CD supplied with the camera*

or downloaded from hikvision.com (Support Download Tools SADP). Default

settings for accessing the camera: login – admin, password – 12345.

Network settings

By default the camera is configured to receive IP-address from DHCP-server

automatically. If you don't have a DHCP-server on your network, the camera will have

the following IP-address – 192.0.0.64. In this case, you should set network settings

manually.

Network settings can be modified in the Modify Network Parameters column of SADP.

To save the settings, enter the password (by default – 12345) and click Save.

Advanced network settings are to be set via web interface of the camera

(Configuration Basic Configuration Network).

Attention! The network settings must allow the camera to gain access to

the Internet network. For the correct operation of the device, we recommend

setting up the following DNS settings: Preferred DNS – 8.8.8.8, Alternate

DNS – 8.8.4.4.

* Availability of the CD depends on the type of supply package.

Select the Encryption Type used on your network. It can be checked on any

device connected to the network as well.

Enter the password into the Key 1 line. Press Save.

Wi-Fi settings

To set the Wi-Fi network settings, perform the following steps:

1Open the camera web interface. Click Configuration Advanced

Configuration Network.

Go to the Wi-Fi tab, click Search and select your Wi-Fi network from the list.

In the Security Mode tab, select the security mode used on your network.

You can check the Wi-Fi security mode on any device that is already

connected to your Wi-Fi network.

You can also set the Wi-Fi parameters in the personal account. To do this:

Go to My Cameras and click Camera Settings (the button with three lines

in the preview window of the camera).

Click Wi-Fi settings and follow the instructions of the wizard.

Date and time settings

Attention! Incorrect date and time settings may result in the improper

operation of an archive or its complete absence.

To set time and date settings, do the following:

Open the camera web interface. Click Configuration Advanced

Configuration System. Click on the Time Zone tab and select your

Time Zone from the list.

In the Time Sync. menu, select NTP to synchronize time with the Internet.

To set time manually (not recommended), select Manual Time Sync and set

the time. Click Save to apply changes.

Attention! If you want to store the recordings in the cloud, the Remote

storage option should be activated in the personal account.

Motion Detector

Attention! Ivideon starts the archive recording only when the motion

detector is triggered. If the motion detector is disabled the recording

will not be performed.

To configure the motion detector on your camera, perform the following steps:

Open the camera web interface. Click Configuration Advanced Configura-

tion Events. In the Motion Detection tab, check the Enable Motion Detection

box.

Click the Draw Area button and set the detection area. When all the detection

areas are set, click Stop Drawing.

You can adjust the detector sensitivity by moving the Sensitivity slider. Press

Save.

Attention! Max. Bitrate characteristic should be less or equal to your upload

internet connection speed. As a requirement of stable camera operation,

Max. Bitrate shouldn't be more than 2048 Kbps.

Set the required number of frames per second in the Frame Rate line. Set

the required resolution in the Resolution line. Click Save to apply changes.

Attention! After any changes in the video settings, the camera must be

rebooted. Open the camera web interface, click Configuration, in the side

menu click Advanced Configuration System. Then open the Maintenance

tab and click Reboot.

Video stream settings

By default the camera is configured in optimal settings. If the upload bandwidth is low

(for example, if you're using a 3G-modem), it's possible to configure the video stream

settings in accordance with your requirements.

Open the camera web interface. Click Configuration Advanced

Configuration Video/Audio.

Open the Video tab and set the required settings in the Max. Bitrate line.

Recording video archive on a micro SD card

To store video archive on an SD card, you will need 1 - 32 GB microSD

and speed class 6 or higher.

To configure archive recording, perform the following steps:

Unplug the power supply from the camera. Insert the microSD card and plug

the power supply back into the camera.

Open the camera web interface. Open Configuration tab and choose

Advanced Configuration section in the left column, then – Storage.

Put a tick against your SD-card name and press Format.

Wait till the end of formatting.

Click Configuration Advanced Configuration Events. Check the Enable

Motion Detection box. Press Save.

We do not recommend viewing live and archive video alongside with exporting

local archive from SD-card.

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