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Qnap surveillance station camera connecting
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qnap surveillance station camera connecting
  1. QNAP SURVEILLANCE STATION CAMERA CONNECTING PLUS
  2. QNAP SURVEILLANCE STATION CAMERA CONNECTING PROFESSIONAL
  3. QNAP SURVEILLANCE STATION CAMERA CONNECTING DOWNLOAD

An event monitors the virtual switches and resets them 1 minute after motion is detected. Each camera has its dedicated virtual switch.

qnap surveillance station camera connecting

My approach has been, to get Surveillance Station to flip an HS3 virtual switch whenever motion is detected. Putting these two halves together, you can make HS3 aware of motion detection alerts sent by your cameras to Surveillance Station. HS3 for its part allows an incoming http command to monitor HS3 status/devices or configure them. The core of the integration method is the QNAP Surveillance Station feature whereby it can send http requests to any network device when motion is detected by a compatible IP camera connected to it. So after some mucking about, I figured it out and here's a summary of how you can do the same using the built-in native features of Surveillance Station and HS3. While I am new to HomeSeer, I am no stranger to messing about with tech. No plugins needed, although I would like to write one - I have just started reading up on writing HS3 plugins. So I can potentially save some time for those who are trying to achieve the same result. The QNAP documentation is very poor and I struggled quite a bit. He was asking about how I managed to link my QNAP NAS' Surveillance Station to HomeSeer. What made me sign up and post this message here is a comment from a forum member, Nathan, on my smart home blog. I have been impressed by the strong community here and that's one of the reasons I moved to HomeSeer.

QNAP SURVEILLANCE STATION CAMERA CONNECTING PLUS

Quickly find videos of suspicious incidents on the Surveillance Station with the support of an intuitive timeline.Hello, this is my first post on this forum though I have been lurking for the past 3 months after I finally moved from Vera Plus to HomeSeer. Use live-view to watch real-time feeds from the IP cameras.įig12.

qnap surveillance station camera connecting

The Playback window allows you to quickly find videos of suspicious incidents on the Surveillance Station with the support of an intuitive timeline, image preview, Intelligent Video Analytics's (IVA), and more.įig11. Whenever a suspicious event is found, take a snapshot to keep a record and take immediate actions accordingly. Use the Monitor window to keep an eye on your cameras real-time feeds from your INSTAR cameras. Set your camera to record a video in case of an alarm trigger event. Go to Advanced settings to adjust the length of the alarm recording and for a simple storage management.įig10. a PIR motion detector) can trigger an alarm recording. Open the event manager to activate the alarm recording in case of a motion detection event or bind the recording function to the external alarm input - so that an external sensor (e.g. Both cameras are now available after confirming your settings. Adjust the video quality of the camera´s live stream to fit your needs.įig9. Type in the camera´s local IP address and your login credentials.įig8. Start the Surveillance App from the QNAP web interface and click on the Add button.įig7. Now choose type in the address for your local VGA camera, the HTTP port and your login credentials.įig6. Start the Surveillance App from the QNAP web interface and click on the Add button. Simply change the camera name under Multimedia/Image to a supported camera model and retry. If you want to integrate a model that is not supported by the Surveillance Station yet, you will be faced with a Model Mismatch error.įig5. Adjust the video quality of the camera´s live stream to fit your needs.įig4. Type in the camera´s local IP address and your login credentials.įig3. Start the Surveillance App from the QNAP web interface and click on the Add button.įig2. Now choose type in the address for your local HD camera, the HTTP & RTSP port and your login credentials.įig1.

QNAP SURVEILLANCE STATION CAMERA CONNECTING DOWNLOAD

In order to integrate your INSTAR IP camera in the QNAP Surveillance Station we recommend you to download the latest version from QNAP app store.

QNAP SURVEILLANCE STATION CAMERA CONNECTING PROFESSIONAL

Being one of the Turbo NAS standard applications, the Surveillance Station can be activated on the QTS App Center to turn the Turbo NAS into a professional Network Video Recorder (NVR) system for real-time monitoring, recording, playback, alarm notifications, Intelligent Video Analytics's (IVA), and management to safeguard your assets and property when used with supported IP cameras. The Surveillance Station is professional network surveillance Video Management System (VMS).















Qnap surveillance station camera connecting