How to Use ADC-V522IR without Alarm.com?

[yeahthatcee]

I’m removing Alarm.com monitoring. How do I re-setup the ADC-V522IR so I can view the camera etc. without requiring alarm monitoring? I just want to use it as a standalone camera, like any Wyze, Nest, or other camera. THANKS IN ADVANCE!

 

[VorlonFrog]

Download the ONVIF Device Manager software. Use your router to identify the IP address assigned to the ADC-V522IR, and point ODM to it. If ODM cannot determine it, try the Zenmap program to find open ports on the IP address. Post your results here and someone MIGHT be able to assist.

 

[yeahthatcee]

Download the ONVIF Device Manager software.

I'm not on Windows; I'm on a MAC. Do I use iVMS-4200 (MAC)instead?

 

[VorlonFrog]

I'm not on Windows; I'm on a MAC. Do I use iVMS-4200 (MAC)instead?

Download 'nmap' or get a BSD shell prompt, and see if it's already present. Zenmap is just a Windoze GUI for nmap anyway.

 

[aristobrat]

@VorlonFrog, if you're just looking for basic open port info, the Mac has a built-in app called "Network Utility" that looks like it can do that. @yeahthatcee, if that works for Vorlon, you can launch it by using Spotlight.

 

[VorlonFrog]

@VorlonFrog, if you're just looking for basic open port info, the Mac has a built-in app called "Network Utility" that looks like it can do that. @yeahthatcee, if that works for Vorlon, you can launch it by using Spotlight.

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Seeing as how so many of us are PeeCee users, but more Mac users are coming on board, that would be a GREAT addition to the FAQ/Wiki.