Please HELP!!! POE IP Camera connect to NVR

[jake yost]

I am very ignorant about this and really need help!

I have a Swann NVR 7400 with 8 ports for cameras. I am currently running 4 outside cameras on the system. I bought 4 mini POE IP cameras to put inside the house and cannot get the Swann NVR to recognize them. Any suggestions would be greatly greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jake

 

[fenderman]

I am very ignorant about this and really need help!

I have a Swann NVR 7400 with 8 ports for cameras. I am currently running 4 outside cameras on the system. I bought 4 mini POE IP cameras to put inside the house and cannot get the Swann NVR to recognize them. Any suggestions would be greatly greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Jake

Are the cameras models a secret?

 

[jake yost]

Sorry, I did not mean to leave that out. Honestly, I bought them on ebay and they look like this.

 

[jake yost]

So, they don't say the brand or model

 

[fenderman]

So, they don't say the brand or model

there is a high probability that you cannot add them. Swann uses different manufactures on various models. Some dont support onvif or rtsp streaming.
post images of the options to add a camera.

 

[jake yost]

This is what the screen looks like where I have added the cameras in the past that came with the system.

 

[jake yost]

there is a high probability that you cannot add them. Swann uses different manufactures on various models. Some dont support onvif or rtsp streaming.
post images of the options to add a camera.

So, do you think it is possible to get this to work, or no?

 

[mat200]

So, do you think it is possible to get this to work, or no?

Hi Jake,

Do the cameras have an ONVIF setting?

Is there an rtsp stream available?

 

[jake yost]

Hi Jake,

Do the cameras have an ONVIF setting?

Is there an rtsp stream available?

From what I understand ONVIF is a protocol (which i dont know what that means). THe protocol on the NVR screen for the cameras is set on automatic.

 

[mat200]

From what I understand ONVIF is a protocol (which i dont know what that means). THe protocol on the NVR screen for the cameras is set on automatic.

Hi Jake,

I am not asking about the NVR for a good reason, I am asking about the cameras:

"Hi Jake,

Do the cameras have an ONVIF setting?

Is there an rtsp stream available?"

 

[jake yost]

Hi Jake,

I am not asking about the NVR for a good reason, I am asking about the cameras:

"Hi Jake,

Do the cameras have an ONVIF setting?

Is there an rtsp stream available?"

I apologize for not paying attending to your question. Yes, I believe the cameras have those options.

 

[jake yost]

Hi Jake,

I am not asking about the NVR for a good reason, I am asking about the cameras:

"Hi Jake,

Do the cameras have an ONVIF setting?

Is there an rtsp stream available?"

Features:
※1080P HD resolution,clear and fine images;
※ Support 2D/3D noise reduction,digital wide dynamic;
※ Support for mobile video surveillance(iOS,android);
※ Support Web, CMS, platform management software MYEYE,Provide SDK ;
※ Advanced H.265+/H.265X video compression,Super low rate,high definition quality of image;
※ Professional anti-lightning,conform to GB/T17626.5 and IEC61000-4-5。.
※ 3MP Dual Filter IR-CUT Build-in.
※ Support ONVIF;access third party;
※ Support various mobile monitoring(iPhone,Android);
※ Support motion detection (needs private protocol when using NVR).
※ Provide web、CMS、center platform management software MYEYE,provide SDK development.
※ Support cloud technology,easy to achieve network penetration,fro in-line and alarm information pushed.
※ It just can be used indoor.

 

[jake yost]

thoughts??

 

[jake yost]

Hi Jake,

I am not asking about the NVR for a good reason, I am asking about the cameras:

"Hi Jake,

Do the cameras have an ONVIF setting?

Is there an rtsp stream available?"

You have any ideas??

 

[alastairstevenson]

Support ONVIF;access third party;

You need to know the 'ONVIF port', this is usually one of the parameters in the channel configuration of the NVR for an ONVIF protocol connected camera.

The ONVIF port can be inspected using ONVIF Device Manager (sourceforge.net).
The PC needs to have an IP address in the same range as the camera you want to query.
Give ODM a valid logon ID/password (top left of its window) and it will find ONVIF devices on the same LAN as the PC automatically.
The ONVIF port can be seen in the URL at the bottom of the 'Identification' page.