This is a very quick post that teaches you how to use the basic features on your pan/tilt/zoom camera. Namely, panning, tilting, and zooming! Make sure that you have clicked on the camera you intend to control before you start making adjustments – this is indicated by the red square Read more…
In this quick post, you will be shown how to fix time/date issues with your recorder(If your interface looks different and you cannot find the correct settings, please contact us using the form to the right). Step 1: Right click anywhere on the screen. You may be prompted for a Read more…
This post will show you how to access your camera system through Google Chrome. You must be on a Windows computer for this to work. Step 1: Click this link. Click here to jump to see how to playback footage. Step 2: Click on Add to Chrome. Step 3: Click Read more…
Surveillance systems are an extremely powerful tool to have in your security arsenal. Having the power to see what’s taking place without actually being there is great. But, what if you want to be directly notified about activity on certain cameras, as they happen, without being glued to your screen? Read more…
This post will help you decode which of your cameras corresponds with which letter-number combination on your recorder.(Pictured above) If you are setting up Email notifications to alert you of motion in real time or exporting clips to a USB stick, you will need to know how to do this. Read more…
The clips that are exported from your system need to be viewed with specific software. VS Player is a video player application that is used to view clips obtained from your security camera system.(If you need help figuring out how to retrieve these clips from your system, we have a Read more…
This post details the process of setting up E-mail motion notifications for a Network Video Recorder that’s running pre-2019 firmware. These notifications take the form of an email, usually with a picture attached. Step 1: Right click, enter password if prompted(Send us a message via the form on this page Read more…
In this post you will be shown how to set up two Wireless Access Points to connect with and communicate with one another, and then we’ll get a camera running on them. These are used to get cameras running where cables cannot be ran easily. Basically, the signal is transmitted Read more…