You can install MultiView from the Software DVD or download Multi View
through the Web interface of GV-Recording Server. In the left menu, click
Advanced Query
and in the window that pops up, select
Utility
Download
. Click the
Download
button of
DMMultiView
to download the
program.
After installing the program, you need to log in the Multi View to access
video streaming from the GV-Recording Server.
Connecting with the Multi View
4. Keep the default communication port of GV-Recording Server as
11000, or modify to match the TCP/IP port on the GV-Recording
Server. Click the
Query
button to attempt connection to the
GV-Recording Server. When the connection is established, the camera
options will be displayed in the
Preview
and
Record
drop-down lists.
5. Select one camera to be connected. The selections in the Preview and
Record drop-down lists will be the same.
6. Click
Apply
. The IP camera is added to the list.
7. Click the listed camera, and select
Display Position
to map the IP
camera to any channel on the GV-System. After the mapping is
complete, the Status column will display “Connected”.
1. In the login dialog box, click the
Edit
button.This dialog box appears.
8. Click
OK
to exit all open dialog boxes. The IP camera from the
GV-Recording Server is now displayed at specified channel.
2. Select
Video Gateway
/ Recording Server
from the Device
drop-down list.
3. Type IP address or domain name of the GV-Recording Server.
4. Keep the default VSS Port as 11000; otherwise modify it to match the
TCP/IP port on the GV-Recording Server.
5. Click
OK
to return to the login page.
6. Type the client’s username and password created on the
GV-Recording Server.
7. Click
OK
to log in.
8. The GV-Recording Server will be listed under the Host list. Drag and
drop its IP cameras to the desired channels on the Multi View.
For more details, see
Chapter 7.1 Connecting with GV-System
in the
GV-Recording Server User Manual
.