GV FAE Knowledge

Article ID: GV3-13-07-03-c
Release Date: 07/03/2013



Applied to
GV-IP Camera V2.07 or later
Mirasys System Manager V6.2.1
Mirasys Workstation V6.2.1

Summary
This document describes the procedure of adding GV-IP Cameras to Mirasys surveillance software through ONVIF.

Instruction

1. Execute the System Manager software. This dialog box appears.

   

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2. Type the ID and password to log in.
3. From the menu, select the Recorders icon and select Hardware. The Hardware Settings window appears.

   

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4. To manually add a GV-IP Camera:
   1. From the Hardware Settings window, click the Add button. This dialog box appears.

      

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   2. Type the Address, Port, User name and Password of the GV-IP Camera. The default port is 80 and the default User name and Password is admin.
   3. Click the OK button. This confirmation message appears.

      

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   4. Click OK to confirm. The GV-IP Camera is added to the Video page of the Hardware Settings.

      

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5. To add a GV-IP Camera by auto scanning:
   1. From the Hardware Settings window (step 3), click the Scan button. The IP Camera Finder window appears and automatically searches for the IP devices on the same LAN.

      

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   2. From the list of detected devices, select the GV-IP Camera you want to add and type its Username and Password.
   3. Click the Add the Selected Camera button .The GV-IP Camera is added to the Video page of the Hardware Settings window (step 4d).
6. To watch the live view of the connected camera:
   1. Execute the Workstation software. This dialog box appears.

      

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   2. Type the User name and Password and click OK to log in.
   3. From the left menu, click the Cameras group and click the camera. The live view appears.

      

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