User manual

7.0 NETWORKING

View video from your PC anywhere in the world by connecting your DVR LAN connection to your network system.

7.1 Things to do before networking your DVR

1. Connect DVR LAN connection to your LAN router. (Read Networking your DVR User Guide)

2. To connect to the world wide area network for remote viewing you must conﬁ gure your router to allow port

forwarding. Super Circuits does not provide technical support for router setup. Contact your service provider/ router

manufacturer for support on setting up port forwarding. Use port number 8000.

3. Do you have a dynamic or static IP address? Note: Static IP address is highly recommended, because of the video

connection reliability. Call your IP provider about setting up a static IP address for your DVR.

4. Make sure you have DirectX version 9.0c on your computer. If not go to www.microsoft.com/directx

5. Make sure that you have the following information from your IP provider or IT department:

A. IP address.

B. Subnet Mask.

C. Default Gateway.

D. If there is a DNS number.

E. If DHCP settings are allowed set your DVR to “Manual” not “Automatic”.

G. Next verify your IP address (for your domain) by going to www.whatismyip.com. This is the IP address you will use

to log in remotely.

RECORD

TIMER

DATE

ADVANCE

CAMERA

DETECTION

DISPLAY

ALERT

REMOTE

SYSTEM

NETWORK

BACKUP

HDD INFO

EVENT LOG

1. Access your DVR network settings by going to MENU / ADVANCE/ NETWORK. Set IP,

ADDRESS, GATEWAY, NETMASK and WEB PORT.