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Connecting to the Recorder from a
Remote Location
1. Open Microsoft Internet Explorer
2. Type the DDNS address or public IP address of your recorder into
the Address bar.
a. To find the public IP address, visit a website such as
ipchicken.com or whatsmyip.org from a computer on the
same local area network as the recorder.
3. If you are using the Web Viewer for the first time, you will be asked
to accept the installation of ActiveX. Click Yes.
Note When launching the Web Viewer for the first time, you may be
asked to install the Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package.
This is necessary for the remote connection to work. Click OK
to accept the application.
4. Type the User ID and Password of an authorized user for your
recorder.
5. Click Connect to display your cameras.
Accessing your AvertX IP
Camera
The Device Setup controls on your HDIP recorder make it possible to
configure your camera directly from your recorder. If there is an instance
in which you need to configure your camera directly, you can do so from
a computer over the web.
Your camera uses an address based on the IP address of the HDIP
recorder, starting with port 81. If you want to access the camera that is
on channel 3 of your recorder, you would use the IP address of the
recorder, then add :83. (http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:83)
Note Use this method to connect to cameras connected directly to
your HDIP recorder. To access AvertX cameras connected to
your recorder via a PoE switch, refer to the user manual of
your camera.
Connecting to the Recorder on a Local
Area Network
1. Open Microsoft Internet Explorer.
2. In the address bar, type the local IP address of your recorder,
followed by a colon and then the port of the camera you need to
access.
3. If prompted to allow ActiveX settings, click Yes.
4. Log in to your camera with the appropriate User Name and
Password.
Note For AvertX cameras, the default User Name is admin, and
the default Password is 1234.
Note For further instructions regarding your AvertX IP Camera,
refer to the camera manual.