Luma Surveillance LUM-500-DVR-16CH, Technical Reference Manual

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IP Camera
This menu item is only available on NVR models.
The Table Section
This screen displays all cameras that are connected to the recorder
either through a direct connection or over the local area network.
Channel No. (the leftmost column) shows the camera’s channel on
the NVR.
IP Camera Address shows what address the camera is currently
using. If DHCP is enabled, this could change.
Channel No. (the column near the middle) shows which internal
channel the camera is using. This will usually be 1, but can be
changed on a camera with a multi-channel encoder.
Management Port shows the port for that individual camera.
Security indicates the strength of the camera’s password.
Status shows the camera’s current condition. You may need to
refresh the view after making a change.
Protocol shows which communication standard the camera is using.
Connect only appears if at least one IP camera is directly attached
to the NVR. If so, then this column appears and shows a link that
can be used to access that camera directly. These are local links;
they can only be used from within the system unless proper port
forwarding has been set up.
The Modify Window
You can use the Modify button to edit the cameras. Select a camera
by clicking on its line entry. The row gets highlighted. Click Modify ,
then set the adding method (at the bottom) to manual. This allows
you to edit all facets of the camera.
If you set the adding method to plug and play, you cannot edit any
other entry.
IP Camera Address lets you change the camera’s address to remove
any duplication.
Protocol sets the communication standard used by the camera. See
your camera’s documentation for details.