Media Management

Manually Adding a Video Camera

Follow the instructions below to add your video camera, set a retention policy for your saved recordings, and schedule your video surveillance recordings.

1.On the Video Surveillance page, click Add Video Camera.

2.In the Video Camera Information section, enter the following about your video camera:

If your video camera is automatically discovered, information like Name and Manufacturer are already filled in for that video camera. These settings can be modified. If you modify these settings, you must make the same changes to the associated settings on your camera's configuration page.

Name

Camera Login Password

IP Address

HTTP Port: A camera that is automatically discovered will periodically receive configuration values, including the HTTP port number, from the actual camera. If you change the HTTP port number on a camera's configuration page, but do not change it on the Video Surveillance page, that camera will be offline on the Video Surveillance page until the camera receives the updated value. If you manually add a camera and change its HTTP port number on the camera's configuration page, the camera displays as offline on the Video Surveillance page. Delete the camera and add it again, using the updated HTTP port value.

RTSP Port

3.Select a Destination Folder for the video camera recordings.

Recorded video files are saved to this folder, and the px4-300r automatically organizes your saved video recordings into folders by video camera name. Within each video camera folder are sub-folders that organize the recordings by date. For example, if you set the destination Share to Media/Videos and the name of your camera is HomeDoor, a recording made on July 17, 2012, can be found at Media/Videos/HomeDoor/20120717.

4.Click Camera Configuration to link your video camera's software.

If you want to change the camera resolution and frame rate, you must change them on your camera's configuration page.

5.Click Apply to save your changes. Click Cancel to discard your unchanged settings.

The video camera displays in the table. For additional setup, refer to the sections on Retention Policy and Scheduling.

Managing Video Cameras

You can set a retention policy on your recordings and also schedule when to record.

Setting a Retention Policy

Setting the retention policy determines how much recorded video you keep on your px4-300r Network Storage Array. Retention is set one of two ways:

Maximum days to save recordings

Maximum space for recordings

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