Trendnet IPView App Quick Installation Guide

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Add: How to manually add a camera or NVR on the app. Use this to manually add a remote device, for local devices you can use the Scan feature.
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Name: Enter the assigned name of your device (camera or NVR). To view devices from a local (at home) or remote (away from home) location requires separate entries. Consider assigning a name based on the location of your device. For instance, to view your patio camera from a remote location like when you are at work assign a name like “Remote Patio Cam”. You can assign “Patio Cam” as a different entry to view the same camera while you are at home.
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Host: Similar to the name assignment, devices from a local or remote location requires separate entries. For local connections (at home) enter the IP address of the device (camera or NVR), usually you can find this information on your router's DHCP client list or table. It is recommended to assign the device with a static IP address, to avoid any changes the router may encounter. For remote connection (away from home) enter the assigned WAN IP address of your router. If you are using DDNS on your router, you can simply enter your DDNS account information you have set on your router.
Port: Enter the HTTP port assigned on your device (camera or NVR). This is the same port you have assigned a virtual server or port forwarding rule on your router's firewall settings.
Login: Enter the username of your device (camera or NVR), in most cases the username is “admin”
Passwork: Enter the login password assigned to your device (camera or NVR). Click save.
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Scan: Scan connected devices on your network. Refresh button: Click to refresh the list of connected devices. If your device does not appear please check your device is properly connected and that your tablet or mobile device is also connected to the same network. If your device still does not appear, you can manually add the device using the “Add” feature. Click + to add the device (camera or NVR).
Name: Assign a name of your device (camera or NVR). Please note that devices from a local or remote location requires separate entries. The scan feature can only view devices connected at the same network as your table or mobile devices is currently connected to. Since your scanned device is on your local connection (at home) consider assigning a name based on the location of your device. For instance, “Patio Cam” or “Front door”.
Host: Once the app scans your device (camera or NVR) the Host should automatically populate with the assigned IP address of your device. You do not have to enter the IP address of your device.
Port: Once the app scans your device (camera or NVR) the Port should automatically populate with the assigned port of your device. You do not have to enter the IP address of your device.
Login: Enter the username of your device (camera or NVR), in most cases the username is “admin”
Password: Enter the login password assigned to your device (camera or NVR). Click save
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List: Lists of all entries you have saved on the app. Click + to manually add an device. Click the box to select the device to view. Press and release on the entry to view the selected entry's information. This is helpful to use when
you want to make any changes to the entry. Entries with > sign indicated there are several devices also connected to it. This is available when
you have a NVR entry and allows you to select certain cameras to view. If you would like to view all cameras connected to the NVR click the check box.
Select All: Select this option to select all entries Remove: Click this option to remove/delete selected devices Connect: Click this option to connect selected devices
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View: Quickly view all devices you have selected on the List section. To edit the list of cameras to view, click on list option.
Live view: This section display the current live view of the selected camera
Thumbnail: This section shows thumbnail images of your listed cameras. Select the thumbnail of
the camera to view the current live view. If you have several cameras, swipe left and scroll through all cameras.
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