IP Camera Quick Start Guide

Please read this manual carefully and keep it properly before using our network camera products. Related tools and documents of products, please download from http://www.herospeed.net.

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Safety Precautions

1. Network Setting

The default IP of all cameras is 192.168.1.168. The IPv4 address of the computer must be in the same network segment as the IP address of the IP camera. To enable the camera to access the network smoothly, plan the available IP network segments based on the actual network environment.

Prepare the network configuration:

  1. Add the same network segment IP as 192.168.1.168 (camera factory default IP) in the computer, such as 192.168.1.165.

Steps to add an IP address to the Windows system:

  1. Click [Windows Start Menu] → [Control Panel] → [Network and Sharing Center] → [Local Network] → [Properties] → [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)] → [Advanced] to enter the advanced TCP/IP setting interface.
  2. Click [Add] in the IP address (R) position, enter the IP address as 192.168.1.165 and the subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and click [Add] → [OK] → [OK] → [OK].

(2) Connect camera and PC by network cable in the same LAN, power on. Connecting as following (PoE switch, camera, PC connection photo).

Diagram description: A diagram shows a network connection between an IP camera, a WAN, and a PC, possibly via a PoE switch.

Network Configuration Steps

  1. Open [Search icon] Search Tool (Version 7.2.45.6 and above. please install Search Tool from http://www.herospeed.net).
  2. Check 192.168.1.168.
  3. Modify the relevant network parameters such as IP on the right side of the interface.
  4. Enter the user name (default is admin) and password (default is admin) of the device.
  5. Click [Modify] → [Confirm].
  6. Click [Refresh] to find the IP address that has been modified, which means that the network configuration is successful.

NOTE: When configuring network parameters, ensure that the IPC address and the computer's IPv4 address are on the same network segment.

Diagram description: A screenshot of the Search Tool interface is shown, listing online devices with their IP addresses and network parameters. The right panel displays fields for IP Address, Subnet Mask, GateWay, HTTP Port, RTSP Port, Username, and Password, with buttons for Modify and Forget Password.

2. Modify Password

  1. Open the IE browser, enter the IP address of IP Camera (if the IP has not been modified, please enter the default address http://192.168.1.168), and press [Enter].
  2. Enter the user name (default is admin) and password (default is admin) of the device, and click [Login].

Diagram description: A screenshot shows the IP Camera web interface login page. It includes fields for User Name and Password, a Login button, and a Forget link. Below this, there are icons representing History, Storage, Share, Live, and Notification, arranged around a world map graphic.

Password Modification Steps

  1. Click [Modify], enter the password, confirm the password, and set the security question, click [Key Export] → [Save].

Diagram description: A screenshot of the "User Management" interface is shown. It includes fields for User Name, User Type, Old password, Password, Confirm Password, and options to set new security questions and answers. Buttons for "key export" and "Save" are visible.

3. Real-time Preview

  1. Click [Please download the browser plugin here, please close the browser when the download is complete], download the plug-in, close the browser, and follow the prompts to install the plug-in.
  2. Open the browser and log in to the IPC WEB interface again to preview the real-time video.

NOTE: If the browser you use is not IE, you can directly enter the preview video interface without installing a plug-in.

Diagram description: A screenshot shows the IP Camera interface with a top menu bar including Live View, Playback, and Configuration. The main area displays a video feed with the message "Please download the browser plugin here, please close the browser when the download is complete." Control icons for zoom, pan, and other functions are visible on the right side.

4. Parameter Configuration

Click [Configure] can enter the device configuration interface, there are local configuration, system, local network, video, image, event and other functional configurations. Users can set these functions according to the actual situation of the application scenario to achieve the best monitoring effect.

Diagram description: A screenshot shows the IP Camera configuration menu on the left, with options like Local Configuration, System, Storage, Network, Video, Image, OSD, and Events. The right side displays the "Image adjustment" settings, including sliders for Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, and Sharpness, with default values shown.

5. Smart Event

5.1. Smart Event Configuration

Click [Configuration] → [Events] → [Smart Event] to enter the Smart Event configuration interface. Smart IPC supports Face Recognition, Intrusion Detection, Line Cross Detection, Loiter Detection, and People Gather Detection.

5.2. Face Database Management

Caution:

  1. Face database adapts JPG files only.
  2. Images must not exceed the limit of 100k.
  3. The image name is preferably the person name.
  4. Each base library supports up to 5000 pictures.

Diagram description: A screenshot shows the Smart Event configuration interface, with tabs for Face Recognition, Intrusion Detection, Line Cross Detection, Loiter Detection, and People Gather Detection. The Face Recognition section is active, showing options for Recognition area, Parameter settings, Arming Schedule, and Linkage Method, along with a preview image and buttons to Save.

6. NVR adds IPC

Before adding devices, please make sure that the IP addresses of NVR and IPC are on the same network segment and do not conflict. Click [Channel] → [Camera] → [Search] under the NVR main menu, check the devices to be added, and click [Add].

NOTE: In the main menu of NVR, you can also perform operations such as video settings, video playback, motion detection, and encoding parameter settings.

7. iVMS320 Client Access

  1. Open your browser and visit http://www.herospeed.net.
  2. Click [PC Client] → [iVMS320 (Windows)] or [iVMS320 (Mac)] to download the latest version of the video management system [iVMS320].
  3. Follow the prompts to install and add devices to view and manage the devices.

8. Mobile App Access

Scan the QR code below to download and install the BitVision App.

Diagram description: A QR code is displayed, which can be scanned to download the BitVision App.

After registering and logging in, you can add the device, and remotely view and manage the device on the mobile phone.

Disclaimer

The following exemptions or limitations of liability, please pay special attention to:

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