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P2P SERVICE
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REMOTE MONITORING SETUP GUIDE
REAL TIME 4/8 CHANNEL 960H DVR
HOW TO REMOTELY CONNECT TO YOUR MEDUSA DVR AND VIEW YOUR CAMERA’S FOOTAGE NO PORT FORWARDING REQUIRED Please follow the step-by-step instructions below on how to setup a connection from the DVR to one of three remote viewing interface methods provided by QVIS.
OPTION 1: VIA QVIS CLOUD
STEP 1
Connect display monitor, mouse, cameras, and an Internet connection using an Ethernet cable, to the DVR. Then connect power supply to start device bootup.
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STEP 2 The Startup Wizard will
appear on your display monitor. Please make a note of the P2P ID number & Password (bottom left). It is recommended to create a new personal password in the DVR’s Account settings.
STEP 3
Using a web browser on your PC, visit our P2P website: www.qviscloud.co.uk IMPORTANT: Click on ‘Active Install’ to install plugin to your browser to allow website to work.
Click on the ‘Device Login’ button and then type in the P2P ID number and password in to the two input fields above.
INPUT P2P ID & PASSWORD HERE
CLICK HERE FIRST
If you have no issues with the internet connection to the DVR then you should now be able to remotely monitor your camera footage using the Qvis Cloud website! ®
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OPTION 2: VIA SMART MOBILE APP
STEP 1
Connect display monitor, mouse, cameras, and an Internet connection using an Ethernet cable, to the DVR. Then connect power supply to start device bootup.
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STEP 2
The Startup Wizard will appear on your display monitor. Depending on whether your smart phone uses Android or Apple iOS, scan the appropriate QR code on show on the screen and you will be taken to the App download page. Download and install the mobile app: IMSeye
STEP 3
Once installed, open it up and press the button: ‘Click to add device’
Provide a device name, select ‘P2P’, press the small QR code icon and scan the QR code found on ‘STEP 2 NET SET’, which is the next step on the Startup Wizard.
Your Medusa DVR will now be shown on the list along with a list of camera channels to choose from.
The video channel display screen will then allow you to view the cameras connected to the Medusa DVR
If you have no issues with the internet connection to the DVR then you should now be able to remotely monitor your camera footage using the IMSeye remote monitoring app! ®
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OPTION 3: WEB CLIENT
STEP 1 Connect display monitor,
mouse, cameras, and an Internet connection using an Ethernet cable, to the DVR. Then connect power supply to start device bootup.
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STEP 2
Once you have fully booted up the DVR (beyond the Setup Wizard), you will need to go to the P2P tab withing the ‘Network’ Menu. To do this follow the instructions below:
Right Click on the screen and select the ‘Main Menu’ option.
Select/Click on: ‘Configuration’
Select/Click on: ‘Network’
STEP 4
STEP 3 You now need to access your router’s setup interface to input the 3000 port number (input fields are usually named ‘TCP’ and found in the advanced settings of the interface). Please refer to your router’s manual for details on how to ‘Port Forward’.
Select/Click on: ‘P2P’ tab within this menu. Input 3000 in to the Local Port field. Take note of the IP address, found on the Base tab.
Login page
The Login screen should appear in the browser. Input the User Name and Password you use to access the DVR normally.
In the address bar on your Internet Explorer Browser window, type in the IP address assigned to the DVR (This is the IP address you’ve taken note of in Step 2).
Web Client user interface
If you have no issues with the internet connection to the DVR then you should now be able to remotely monitor your camera footage using the Qvis remote client interface! ®
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PRECAUTIONS To ensure safe operation and to avoid damage to the device and/or becoming a operational hazard to the person(s) in contact with it, please read the following attention notices: • Please operate the DVR in a location where the temperature and humidy levels fall within the device’s environmental limits. • Place the product in a flat horizontal location so that it does not suffer the risk of falling away from its position (unless fixed into place). • Install the DVR in a well-ventilated place and make sure the air vent is not blocked. • Do not place containers filled with liquid on the device. NOTE: When accessing www.qviscloud.co.uk using the IE browser, if it shows “ActiveX is not registered”, please modify the browser’s security settings (refer to operation manual) or setup up an exception in you anti-virus software to allow it to work. Please install and activate Quicktime Player if you are using Chrome, Firefox, Safari web browser to access your DV.
HDD GUIDE Number of cameras 4 4 8 8
HDD capacity 1TB 2TB 1TB 2TB
Available Time of HDD (hours) 19 38 12 25
IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ Free subscription and use of the Qvis Cloud P2P remote monitoring website (As shown and explained on Page 1) will expire after 12 months – once that 12 month period has expired, an annual one off subscription charge will be issued to the user who has access to the account on the website. If you do not pay for this subscription fee the registered account on the website will be not be able to connect to the Medusa DVR(s) that is/are setup on the account. If you do not wish to pay for the subscription to continue using the Qvis Cloud Website, but you would still wish to remotely access the DVR to monitor footage via the Internet Explorer web browser on your PC, please follow the simple steps to setup the connection on Option 3: Web Client (Page 3).
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