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00:00:00 – 00:07:37
The video covers how to connect and view a DVR through a PC or laptop using either a web browser or CMS software, emphasizing the importance of knowing the DVR's IP address. The presenter explains the initial hardware setup, including connecting the power supply, network port, and camera to the DVR. They introduce the Advanced IP Scanner software for identifying the DVR's IP address, which is crucial for accessing the device via the browser using Internet Explorer or directly through VMS software. The video elaborates on logging into the DVR's admin interface, editing device details, and managing connected devices. The compatibility of VMS software with various IP cameras and DVRs is also highlighted for ease of use.
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In this segment, the video demonstrates how to view your DVR through a PC or laptop using either a browser or CMS software. The process begins by plugging in the 12-volt power supply and network port to the DVR, followed by connecting a camera. The connection setup involves attaching one port of the DVR to the laptop. The video explains that knowing the DVR’s IP address is essential and provides a method to find it using a free software called Advanced IP Scanner. This software can identify devices connected to the same network, facilitating the connection between the DVR and the laptop for viewing purposes.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to identify devices connected to a network using a particular free software. They identify the IP address of a DVR device, which is needed to view and manage the DVR through a web browser. The presenter uses Internet Explorer, entering the IP address 192.168.8.115 to access the DVR’s main page. They log in using the username ‘admin’ and no password. Additionally, they introduce another method of connecting the DVR to a laptop through CMS software, specifically using VMS software, which is available for free and supports IP cameras and DVRs. The presenter notes they have already downloaded the VMS software and will proceed with running it directly.
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In this part, the presenter discusses how to log in to the admin interface of a device using the default username and password. They explain accessing the device manager and using the IPv4 search to find connected devices. The example given shows a device with the IP address 192.168.8.1.5. The presenter demonstrates how to edit device details, navigate to the home screen, and monitor the device by locating it in the listings, right-clicking, and viewing the DVR. They also mention the compatibility of the software with various IP cameras and DVRs, highlighting its ease of use. Finally, the presenter encourages viewers to subscribe and like the video for more content.