Camera setup, Device search, Connection – OpenEye EasyNVR User Manual

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Use the Camera Setup menu to configure camera channel settings; including searching for devices,
managing individual channels, and camera names. Access the Camera Setup menu in the SETUP
menu.

For each set of instructions in this section, you will need to have a specific camera channel selected. To
select a channel, click

CH01, CH02, etc.

Device Search

Device Search is used to locate IP cameras connected to your network not plugged directly into the
recorder. You can connect these cameras and select a display channel from the Device Search also.

1.

On the Hover menu, click

Setup

.

2.

In the

Camera Setup

menu, click

Device Search

.

3.

Use the

Model Name

drop-down menu to select the camera model category to search.

4.

Click

Search.

5.

Select a camera model. When selected the model will be highlighted in the list.

6.

Click the red

PnP

box next to the desired channel to turn off PnP, this will turn the PnP function off

for that port.

7.

Check the box next to the desired

channel

for the camera to display.

Connection

Camera Name allows you to create a custom name for each camera channel that will be displayed in
live view. By default each camera channel is simply named with its channel number. OpenEye
recommends assigning a name that is descriptive of the location of the camera, such as “Parking Lot,”
or “Lobby.”

1.

In the

Camera Setup

menu, select a camera channel.

2.

Use the on-screen keyboard to enter your desired camera name (up to 11 characters).

You can prevent selected camera channels from being viewed unless an authorized user is logged in
using the Hidden function. To enable this function:

1.

In the

Camera Setup

menu, select a camera channel.

2.

Switch the

IP Camera Hidden

button in the

Connections

tab to

ON.

Use this option to turn ON or OFF the ability for the recorder to use PnP per channel. This option is
used when manually connecting to a camera that is not plugged into the recorder.

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