Pre-Delivery/Install Checklist

IP Cameras can connect to an NVR with a network or Internet connection.
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LOCAL NETWORK
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REMOTE CAMERAS
Network
Port
POE Injectors
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You will need:
• A network port that is connected to a router.
• A POE Injector, such as Q-See’s QAPE401.
• A CAT5 network cable (to connect injector and
network port).
If your camera and NVR will be in the same building, they can use the same local
network to communicate with each other.
1. Plug the POE Injector into a power outlet. It is recommended that you use a UL-1449
rated surge protector to protect your equipment.
2. Using a CAT5 network cable, connect the data port on the POE Injector to a network
port that is connected to an active network (connected to a router).
3. Use the included power/video cable to connect a camera to one of the POE ports.
4. On your NVR:
a. Select IP Camera from the Main Menu.
b. Click on Search at the bottom of the Device
Manager window.
c. Select one or more cameras from the list by
checking the box to its left.
d. Click OK to return to the Device Manager window.
e. Select a camera and click Setup.
f. Check the Enable box and click OK.
Repeat e-f for other cameras, if needed
g. Click Apply to save before exiting window.
Your NVR can record video from an IP camera with an Internet connection.
Follow steps 1-3, above before proceeding with the instructions, below:
1. Download and install either IP Tool (PC) or Smart PSS (Mac and PC) along with the
IP Camera manual from www.Q-See.com/Support.
2. Obtain the camera’s IP address following the instructions in the manual.
3. On your NVR:
a. Select IP Camera from the Main Menu.
b. Click on Search at the bottom of the Device Manager window.
c. Enter the camera’s IP address, Server Port (85), User Name (admin) and password
(123456). You can change these using the software you downloaded.
d. Check the Enable box and click OK.
e. Click Apply to save before exiting window.
A. Tap on the QR Code Scan icon
B. When the QR code has been scanned, the app will return
to the Login Screen.
C. The DVR’s ID will appear in the SN section. Enter the
Account (User Name) and Password that you created in
the Startup Wizard.
D. Tap Login to begin viewing your cameras.
STEP 6 START UP WIZARD
STEP 7 QT VIEW MOBILE APP
WIZARD GLOSSARY
DST (Daylight Savings Time): Set DST to change where applicable.
Click Set to enter the start and end dates. Make sure the box is checked.
NTP (Network Time Protocol): Maintains the accuracy of the DVR’s
clock. Check the box to turn on.
Language: This is the language the NVR will use.
NOTE: If a new language is selected, the NVR will restart. The wizard will
continue in English but menus will be in the selected language.
Local IP Address (LAN): The NVR’s address on the network. Write the
address on the line below. To access the NVR from a computer on the
same network, enter this address into the web browser.
To complete setup, launch QT View App on your mobile device.
Local Address (LAN):____________________________________________
To prevent the wizard from running again, uncheck the startup option.
To access your DVR over the Internet on a computer (Mac or PC) go to
www.QTView.com
Q-SEE QT VIEW ON YOUR COMPUTER
A. Enter your NVR’s serial number (from the
QR code screen or on the label on the
NVR’s case).
B. Enter the User Name and Password you
created in the Startup Wizard
C. Select language
D. Click on Login to begin viewing your
cameras.
To view cameras, you need to add your DVR to the app.
QT VIEW GLOSSARY
SN: This is the DVR’s serial number. It appears on the label with the QR code, in
the QR code window and in the Startup Wizard.
Account: Your User Name (“admin” is the default user name)
Password: Password selected during DVR setup (“123456” is the default
password)
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DEVICE MANAGEMENTDEVICE MANAGEMENT
CHCH Device Net Address Manufacturer StatusProduct ModelManufacturer StatusProduct ModelDevice Net Address
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1 10.151.151.100
Q-See 9322M_ONVIF Connected
None 192.158.0.140 ONVIF ONVIF Disable
1 10.151.151.100 Q-See 9322M_ONVIF Connected
None 192.158.0.140 ONVIF ONVIF Disable
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HELP AND ADVANCED SETTINGS
CAMERA TROUBLESHOOTING
When installing the cameras, the optimal placement depends on each
unique situation. The green areas shown in the illustration to the right
are usually the best locations to mount cameras, but also consider the
following:
• Field of view
• Accessibility to potential vandalism
• Exposure to undesirable weather
• Length of camera cable
• Proximity to high voltage wires or other
sources of potential electrical interference
• Do not place camera behind a window or
other obstruction
TIPS FOR INSTALLING CAMERAS
If you do not see video from a camera:
1. Check to ensure that the camera is connected to a Video-In port.
2. Connect the camera to a different video-in port to determine if the problem is with
a camera or a cable. Switch one element (camera, or cable) at a time to isolate the
problem.
3. If the camera is connected through a router or POE, try a different port.
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When you can view live video from the cameras, they are
tested and ready to be installed.
When the startup wizard appears, follow the on-screen instructions
to complete the NVR setup and connect to the internet using Q-See’s
Scan N’ View service.