Wirepath WPS-DVR, WPS-DVR-HD User Manual

REMOTE VIEWING
WITH AN

iPhone

®

, iPad

® ®

, OR iPod touch

1. INSTALL THE APPLICATION

1. Access the App Store

SM

using

iTunes

®

or your Apple® Device and search

for WPS-DVR (WPS-DVR-HD for iPad

®

).

2. Install and run WPS-DVR or WPS-DVR-HD
on your Apple Device.

2. ADD THE DVR IN THE DEVICE LIST

1. Select the Add button to add the

DVR to the Device List.

2. Enter a name for the DVR in Device Name.

3. Enter the DVR’s IP address or DDNS name
in Address.

• If connecting on a local network,
enter the IP address (Ex: 192.168.0.101).

• If using DDNS, enter the registered domain
name (such as smithdvr.dyndns.com).
Note: Do not precede the address with

“http://” or add a port number to the
end of the address.

4. Enter the Control Port and Data Port numbers
that match the settings of the DVR and the
router that the DVR is connected to. By default,
these numbers are 67 and 68 respectively.

5. Enter the User Name and Password for the
DVR. By default, these settings are user and
1234 respectively.

6. Select Extra to connect to the DVR’s Extra
network stream or select Record to view the
Main stream. When Extra is selected, the
resolution of the live stream being viewed will be
determined by the Video Stream setting in the
Network Menu. When Record is selected, the
resolution of the stream will match that of the
Best REC Resolution set in the Pre-Camera
Menu. The Record setting offers the most
resolution but requires a high-speed network
connection. The Extra setting will improve
the speed of the video but at a lower resolution.

7. If enabled, Auto Connect will establish a
connection with the DVR as soon as the
application is opened.

8. Select the OK button once settings are complete.

Recommendation: Enter two devices per DVR to the
Device List. One could be named “Local” and the
second “Remote.” When the user is connected to the
same local network as the DVR and selects “Local,”
the user will experience faster network speed. When
connected to a remote network, the user should select
“Remote” to still have access to the DVR.

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REMOTE DISPLAY AND OPERATION

After launching WPS-DVR or WPS-DVR-HD, select the DVR in the Device list to connect. The application will
open to a 4 window split screen by default. Use the CH button or double-tap a quadrant in the split screen
to view a single camera full screen. Once in full-screen view, a “swipe” feature enables the ability to
sequentially scroll through all of the cameras. This feature is also available in landscape mode.

• DISPLAY OPERATION

• PTZ OPERATION

BACK - Exits the Main Display and returns

to the Device List

DVR SELECTION - Select and connect to
other DVRs in the Device List

CH - Displays a virtual numeric keypad
for 16 cameras. Select any camera to
switch to the full-window display for that
camera.

GRID - Select 1, 4, 9 or 16 split-window
view of the DVR. The 4 split-window view
offers views in groups of four.

AUDIO - Enable/mute the audio
output from the DVR. This option is
only available when in full window
view of the camera that has audio
associated with it in the DVR setup.

SNAPSHOT - Snapshot of the screen is sent
to the Photo Library of the iPhone.

PTZ FUNCTION - Select the full window
view of a camera that offers PTZ function.
This option is only available if the DVR
is setup to enable PTZ for the
associated camera.

ZOOM IN, ZOOM OUT

GOTO preset position, Start Auto
Pan, Start SEQ

Focus Adjust, Iris Open/Close

PAN/TILT

Touch the corresponding portion
of the camera window to Pan or
Tilt the camera Up, Down, Left or
Right

Note: Arrows are shown for example proposes
only and will not appear on the screen.

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• SEARCH OPERATION

• PLAYBACK OPERATION

Search By Time - Select month-day-year-

hour-minute of the video to be viewed
and press to begin playback.

Search By Event – A chronological list of
events will be displayed beginning with
themostrecenteventrst.UsetheFWD
and RWD icons to scroll to more pages
of this list. This search can be further

renedbyALARM, MOTION, VIDEO
LOSS and SYSTEM LOG events shown by

these four icons. Events of these types
can be hidden from view by toggling
the associated icon and selecting the
REFRESH button.

Alarm In/Out – This page displays the
status of each alarm input for the
connected DVR. Green indicates normal
conditions and Red indicates an alarm
condition. This page also offers control
of the Alarm Output(s) of the connected
DVR.

Fast Reverse

Fast Forward

Single Step

Play / Pause

Stop

Playback function menus are split
across two pages. Press these buttons
to scroll to the next function menu.

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