Quadrox QGuard Installation Manual - Manual (Page 50)

GuardNVR Installation Manual 50
Version 4.4 Series
Panasonic – Listen in. No recorded audio:
o BB-HCM311(A), BB-HCM331(A), BB-HCM371(A), BB-HCM381(A),
BB--HCM403(A), BB-HCM511(A), BB-HCM515(A), BB-HCM527(A), BB-
HCM531(A), BB-HCM547(A), BB-HCM581(A), BB-HCM581A-W, BB-
HCM701(A), BB-HCM705(A), BB-HCM715(A), BB-HCM735(A)
o KX-HCM110(A)
o BB-HCE481(A)
o BL-C111(A), BL-C131(A), BL-C210(A), BL-C230(A).
If the installation has a LAN connection, GuardNVR connects to a camera for audio grabbing
via the internal address you specified in a camera wizard. If you want to have audio from the
camera over the Internet you need to make additional router configuration.
Audio is disabled by default if you add a camera. To enable audio, read the User
manual.
The following ports should be opened on the router, if not already opened:
TCP Port 80: Web Application
TCP Port 1518: Control connection
UDP Ports 4096 thru 4223: Video streaming
The ports mentioned above are used by GuardNVR ActiveX controls. Since the audio feature
operates through the camera’s native ActiveX controls (which are installed during the first
switching to the camera in Live view) and not the GuardNVR ActiveX and is grabbed from the
camera directly a new port for the camera ActiveX controls should be configured as follows:
Assume that 192.168.1.1 is the camera internal ip-address;
Assume that 64.160.1.1 is the router external/public ip-address;
Assume that 6000 port is any free port on your router;
Assume that 80 port is opened on the camera;
Based on the assumptions above the addressing should be as follows:
64.160.1.1:6000 should be addressed to 192.168.1.1:80
When the router configuration is complete go to the Camera Wizard to add/edit the camera(s)
with audio feature, add external IP-address and port you configured as shown on the picture:
Camera Wizard Connection Screen