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| How do I add, delete or edit user accounts? |
2007-08-31 08:17:13 |
1. Open and access the DVR using Video Server E. Click on the System Config
button.
2. Go to General > Account. Click on the user that you would like to make changes to. Click on Add, Delete, or Edit.
3. Add or Edit the user account information. Click on "Ok" when you are done.
4. Hit "Apply" to apply changes.
Click on the Play button to view the video tutorial below.
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| How do I enable ActiveX so I can view the camera (IE6)? |
2005-10-17 19:15:55 |
1. Open Internet Explorer, go to "Tools > Internet Options > Security".
2. Click on the "Custom Level" button near the bottom of the window.
3. Under ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins, change all Disabled to Prompt. Re-enter the camera link into your browser again to view the camera. Your settings can be something like this:
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| How do I enable ActiveX so I can view the camera (IE7)? |
2008-01-02 16:26:13 |
1. Click on Tools > Internet Options > "Security" tab > Custom Level
2. Under "ActiveX controls and plug-ins", select enable or prompt for all items under this category.
Click on the Play button to view the video tutorial below.
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| How do I setup my DVR on the network? |
2009-11-24 14:07:16 |
1. From computer: Go to Start > Run > type cmd then press enter
2. From command prompt: type: ipconfig then press enter
3. Have a pen and paper ready and write down the ip address, subnet mask, and default gateway (please note not to use the same ip address on your DVR, please change the last digit by + / - 1)
4. Hook up DVR to router.
5. From your DVR, go to Menu > Network
6. On Network setup menu, configure the following:
• Type: (Static)
• Port: (9000)
• Web Port: (Should use the same number as your DVR’s model #, example: GS2002 would be web port: 2002)
• IP Address: (Please use ip address from ipconfig w/ last digit change by +/- 1)
• Subnet Mask: (Use same subnet mask from ipconfig)
• Gateway: (Use same gateway from ipconfig)
• DNS: (Use same number as your Gateway)
• DDNS: (Please note that you only use this function if you have a dynamic ip address from you internet provider, you can contact your internet service provider to find out what type of ip address you have, for dynamic ip address forwarding, please go to www.dyndns.org)
7. Press Apply to save the changes you made.
8. Press Menu on remote control or front panel until your DVR will prompt you to reboot and press OK.
9. From your computer, open command prompt again (cmd) and type: ping (DVR’s ip address) then press enter.
10. If you see reply 3 times, then your network setting is good.
11. If you see request time out, please go back to DVR’s network setup and verify your network settings.
12. If you can ping the ip address, then open Internet Explorer and follow link below for your ActiveX Control settings:
http://www.gadspot.com/faqdesk_info.php?faqPath=1&faqdesk_id=45
13. After you configure your browser, type the DVR’s ip address on the address bar with : and (DVR’s port number) then hit enter. Example: 192.168.1.50:2002
14. You should be at the DVR’s Login screen now, please press login button to access your DVR over the network.(there’s no need to setup a password on your DVR, the default setting should be “no”). Setup is complete. |
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