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How do I access the cameras on my computer?

Go Here, login using with the credentials you used to sign up with. You will see your devices at the top, click ACCESS and it will launch a new tab for that device. This info can also be found by going to our website and downloading it Here 

How do I network the unit so it can be viewed remotely?

First you want to make sure you plug the unit into your router. Now on the unit login, then right click on the mouse and go to Menu> System> Network. You can set the IP Address under “TCP/IP”. Once you’ve entered your IT information go to “P2P” across the top. Make sure it is enabled. Below you will see the server address Here. You will go there and create an account then link the unit with your account. See Link below for more detailed instructions. Here

How do I connect a third party camera?

You will need a PC and the manufacturers IP tool to address the camera(s) IP address within the same scheme as the internal NIC of the NVR (172.16.0.x). Now go to the camera management within the NVR, switch the port that the camera(s) are plugged into from PNP to IP address, protocol will be ONVIF, port will be 80 (HTTP port of the camera) and type in the username and password of the camera and it should connect. Some manufacturers require ONVIF to be enabled within the camera before adding to different unit. Please check their website for information on how to enable ONVIF.

Why can’t I use Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari to view my device(s)?

Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari took away a plugin that was used for ActiveX plugins. This has effected anyone that uses an ActiveX plugin for their devices not just InVid.

Why is my Vision camera not connecting to the NVR?

That may be due to the NVR having the old default password of 123456. Leave the camera plugged into the unit and go to Menu>Camera then click on the “cog” (gear looking icon) next to the port of the camera you are trying to connect. Type in the password “1234567u” for the camera and the camera should then connect.

Why did my device suddenly go offline?

If you are connected to your ISP’s router (Internet Service Provider) occasionally it is possible your ISP is doing a update which can occasionally change your network environment and require a reboot of your router/recorder (Router first then recorder). It is highly recommended that with this device to install your own router to run the recorder to avoid this from happening, however if using your ISP’s router the above stated solution is the fix for it.

How do I Share a device added to my star4live account?

Have the new user create an account Here. Log into the account with your device, click on SHARE, enter in the customers user name or email, choose a “valid to date”, when this date hits the device will no longer be shared, and hit ok. The device will now be found under the Shared Record. This info can also be found by going to our website and downloading it Here

Trying to view devices on IE but can’t download the plugins?

Please ensure you are in fact using Internet Explorer and not Edge. The two have similar icons, Edge is a darker blue lower case “e” whereas Internet Explorer is a lighter blue lower case “e” with a yellow ring going over the top left of the “e”. Also note that on Windows 10 Edge is the default browser, Internet Explorer isn’t on the task bar or the desktop, you can use Cortana and search “Internet Explorer” to launch.

How do I turn On/Off motion function?

Right click on the mouse, go to the menu>alarm>motion. By default motion detection should be enabled. You want to draw the area of where you want motion to be detected and then hit apply down at the bottom.

How can I see video from last week?

To playback video you want to right click on the mouse and the second to last option on the bottom is “Playback”. On your right you will select which cameras you will like to playback, below the camera list select the date in which the video was recorded. Hit the play button down at the bottom and the playback should start.

How do I add a User?

Right click on mouse go to Menu>System>User. Click Add at the bottom. Create the username and password then select permissions you want to grant that user and hit OK.

How do I format my hard drive? Vision Series

Go to Menu, click on Storage, click on Hard Disk, select your disk(s) and click Format (remember, this erases all data on that drive(s)).

Do I need to port forward this device? Vision

If you’re using the P2P which is explained above no port forwarding is required, if you are networking this device to be seen remotely via a WAN IP or DDNS, yes port forwarding is required.

Is there a manual for this device?

Yes, you can find it on our website Here

Where can I check to see if my unit is recording?

The best way is by doing a playback (refer to question above). You can also go into the Menu, select Maintain on your left and Recording across the top.

InVidTech Vision Series Setup Guide v1

How to Setup Vision Email Notification

Learn how to setup email notification on your Vision machine

Step 1: Setting up a GMAIL account.

1. Go to My Account setting page, click on the square and click my account.

2. Click Signing in to Google.

3. Click Allow all less secure apps on

Step 2 – Setting DVR/NVR Configurations

Enabling Motion Detection

Hit Apply to save then OK

What is the default password of the Vision devices?

We provide a sticker on the inside of the boxes, whether it’s a DVR Encoder, NVR or IP Camera. The default user name and password could be either “admin/123456” or “admin/1234567u”. Once the change-over is fully complete they will all be “admin/1234567u”

How to Setup Vision P2P Using the QR Code

With P2P QR connection there is no need to set any ports, worry whether or not your uPnP is enabled within your router, do any port forwarding within your router or setup a DDNS name.

Not connected? Here are some things to check

Viewing your Vision Device Online or from Mobile App

Viewing from your Web Browser (Internet Explorer):

Viewing from your InVid Vision mobile app:

Is my unit up to date with its firmware?

To find out if the unit is up to date Locally, you want to go to the Menu, select Maintain on your left then Upgrade. Now select “Upgrade by Cloud” (across the top) then hit “Check” in bottom right had corner. To find out if the unit is up to date Remotely, you want to go to Setup, then Maintenance then Maintenance again and hit “Check New Version”. If it is the latest firmware it will say “The current version is already the latest.” If it is not up to date then you will be prompted to upgrade, which will download the file from the cloud, upgrade and restart your NVR.

How do you check to see if an upgrade is available for the Vision NVR?

Is it possible to reset a password for a device?

Yes please contact our Tech Support, 631-388-5700.We will need the devices FULL serial number, you can do this at the main monitor or from the web interface.

How do I access the cameras on my phone?

Once you have downloaded the VISION app from the App Store or Google Play store, sign in with your login credentials used when creating your star4live account.Hit the camera icon in the top right hand corner and you will see a list of all devices added to your account.Choose the device youd like to access and hit “Start Live View” at the bottom of the screen. This info can also be found by going to our website and downloading it Here

Where do I download the APP?

-The app can be found at either the app store for an Apple device, or the Google Play store for an Android Device, you want to search “Paramont CMS”. This info can also be found by going to our website and downloading it Here 

What App do I use for my phone?

InVid Vision

How do I view my device(s) on my Mac?

The current work-around is to install the appropriate CMS software which will allow you to watch live and playback your device(s). You can download the CMS software(s) off our website Here. 

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Overview

Video surveillance systems can sometimes be too expensive and difficult to maintain for general home users. By supporting webcam monitoring & recording, QNAP Turbo NAS offers an affordable and easy-to-use option for home and small office security. The Surveillance Station app on Turbo NAS is capable of 24/7 recording, taking screenshots, and allows you to remotely view live video streams and recorded files anytime, anywhere.

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Webcam surveillance requirements

You will need a webcam with a built-in UVC (USB Video Class) driver. You may refer to the following lists for compatible webcams:

Please note:

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How to use Webcam on Surveillance Station on QNAP NAS?

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Configure Surveillance Station for webcam recording

1. Connect a USB webcam

Connect a USB webcam to a USB port on the Turbo NAS. If the webcam is supported, it will be listed as a log showing a generic UVC camera in “Control Panel” > “System Settings” > “System Logs” on the NAS.

2. Install the QUSBCam QPKG from App Center (either Automatically or Manually)

Automatic installation: Install the QPKG from “App Center” > “Surveillance” > “QUSBCam” of the NAS.

Manual installation: Download the QUSBCam QPKG from the App Center on the QNAP website. Then you can install it by clicking the “Install Manually” button and by selecting the location of the QUSBCam QPKG to start installing.

3. Configure webcam in QUSBCam

First, open “QUSBCam”.

Video settings can be configured here.

4. Configure Surveillance Station

a. Install Surveillance Station

Please note: To ensure proper operations of Surveillance Station, we recommend rebooting the Turbo NAS after its installation is completed.

b. Configure the webcam on Surveillance Station with required settings: (Please check the detailed settings in QUSBCam, “HTTP URL” may vary by different situation.)

Please note: Before applying new settings, you can click “Test” on the right to check that the connection to your webcam is successful.

After you have added the USB webcam camera to your Turbo NAS, go to the “Monitor” page. If it is your first time accessing this page in your web browser, you will have to install an ActiveX control (QMon.cab) before using Monitor or Playback functions. Please follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. You can use Surveillance Station in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer.

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Play Video Files from Surveillance Station

Click or to enter the playback page and follow the steps below to play video files on the remote Surveillance Station.

1. Drag and drop camera(s) from the server/camera tree to the respective playback window(s) to select the channel(s) for playback.

2. Select a playback date using  You can examine each channel to discover the time range when files were recorded using each camera. Blue cells indicate regular recording files. If it is blank, it means that no files were recorded at that time.

3. Click to begin playback. You can control the speed and playback direction by dragging the buttonto left or right of the shuttle bar.

4. Specify the time to play back the recording files. You can view a preview image on the timeline bar to search for the moment you want to play.

5. Click to control all the playback windows to play back the recording files. When this function is enabled, the playback options (play, pause, stop, previous/next frame, previous/next file, speed adjustment) will be applied to all of the playback windows.

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How to Use QUSBCam2 with USB Cameras?

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Overview

QUSBCam2 transforms USB cameras (webcam)(*1) into IP cameras with ONVIF compatibility and full support for the RTSP protocol. Its live view does not require any extra plug-ins in your browser, and it is a handy surveillance tool for homes and small offices.

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Requirements

How to View a Live Stream on QUSBCam2

1.Install USB Camera
After connecting the USB camera to the NAS, the USB camera appears on the USB Device page.

2.Set as channel
After installing the USB camera, go to Channel List and click “Create Channel” to create a QUSBCam2 channel.

Set the channel name and video or audio configuration.
Note: Only MJPEG format supports the live function.

3.Check the Channel List
Go to Channel List and check if the thumbnail image of the USB camera is available. If you see the  live button, it means that the camera supports the live function.

Configure Surveillance Station for Webcam Recording

Go to “Surveillance Station” > “Camera Configuration” and then click “Add”. Select “Search camera(s) automatically” and then click “Next”.

For Search type, select “ONVIF” and then select the QUSBCam2 camera. Click “OK”.

Surveillance Station automatically completes the camera information except for the user name and password. Use the same login credentials for the NAS that you are using.

Click  to launch the QVR client to see the live video and recording.

Additional Information

QNAP does not guarantee full compatibility with all USB cameras. For details on compatible USB cameras (webcam), refer to the following lists for UVC (USB Video Class):

Logitech UVC Webcam List
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/article/6471

Linux UVC Webcam List
http://www.ideasonboard.org/uvc/

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The system is a standalone system. It need to connect with any monitor to
start live view (Such as PC monitor, TV etc.)
By adding a 3.5” SATA hard drive to the DVR, you can record&playback
videos.
By connecting the DVR to the Internet, you can view the cameras
anywhere anytime.

Note
This instruction is used to guide you install the system and remote
surveillance, more instructions please contact us

1 connecting your system:
1. Connecting your system

1 Connect the Camera to DVR and Plug Camera to power.
2 Connect monitor to the DVR with HDMI,VGA,BNC port
3 Connect the DVR to Router with an Ethernet cable
4 Plug the mouse to the USB port
5 Plug DVR to power1. Co

You will see the camera image on your screen within seconds
User Name: admin
Password: No password required, Pls just leave blank and login
Note: To protect your privacy, please right click Mouse > Go to Main
Menu > advanced>account> Users to change your password.
21 View on Smartphone

Step 1: connect the system with internet
A : how to connect DVR to LAN
Connect the DVR with router via Ethernet cable
B: setup the internet on DVR:
1 Right click the mouse>main menu>network
2 Please DHCP enable
3 Check if the DVR connect with internet successful y. right click the
mouse to get into DVR main menu>version>Nat status, only the Nat
status says “connected, The DVR have internet access

Step 2: Download the APP
Steps3s
Search XVRView on APP store or google play, or scanning the QR code:
How to find the DVR QR code: right click mouse get into DVR main
menu>Netword>Cloud

Step 3: Run the APP
A: Install the free XVRView
B: Tap click local login or Register a new user
C: Login the App, Tap Device Manage > Tap + button.

3 on PC Client Software
D: Config the following:
1 Name: make your own name.
2 Device ID: DVR SerialNo,you can find the SerialNo: main
menu>version>SerialNo
3 GID: Scan the QR code: right click the mouse>guide> Scan the “SN”
code
4 user’s name: admin
5 password: DVR login Password (default: No password, leave it blank)
6 channel: 4 or 8

3 View The Cameras on PC:

Open IE browser，enter into http://www.topscloud.net to log in Cloud
service network website.
1: Click “download” to download the activeX on your PC
Note: when first log in, you need install ActiveX, IE default stop the
ActiveX，so please go to <internet option>–<safe>–<custom
level>–<ActiveX>, and enable all ActiveX.
2 Choose by device: you can find the device id on DVR setting: main
menu>info>version>serial number
3 Enter the user and password, default is admin no password.
4 Record video:
If you system don’t come with hard drive, you have to install a SATA
3.5 inch internal hard drive to record. This system works with most
3.5”SATA Hard Disk or 3.5 internal hard disk.

1. Install a Hard Disk (if your system has preinstalled Hard Disk,
please skip this step)
Unplug your DVR from power, unscrew and remove the top cover.
Connect the SATA power and data cables from the DVR to the
corresponding ports on your Hard Disk (as shown).
Place the Hard Disk into the DVR. Any cable should cross up over the
Hard Disk.
Holding the Hard Disk and the DVR, gently turn it over and line up the
holes on the Hard Disk with the holes on the
DVR. Using a screwdriver, screw the provided screws into the holes.
Assemble the cover.
Note: after you install a hard drive, please format the hard drive, right
click the mouse>main menu>record>HDD manage> format Disk
2 Setup to Record video:
Right click the mouse to get into DVR main menu>record>record

[Channel]: select the channel you want to record
Length/min: the recording video length
Schedule: Record according to the set video type (regular, detect, alarm)
and time section.
Manual: Record no matter the channel in any state.
Stop: Stop recording no matter the channel in any state.
Day: From Sunday to Saturday, if you select All.
[Recording type] set recording type.(Standard, Motion)
If you want to motion detection only, pls tick the square of motion only.
5 Playback video
Got into the DVR main menu>playback

Record querying conditions include: file storing place, record
time,record channel, record type (regular, alarm, manual). After
chose the querying condition, click search button , If files exist, you
can see the corresponding color displaying in the time column, Click file
list button , you can see the files one by one displaying.
Double click the files you want to playback in the file list or click in the
time column to playback.
Sync Mode: Enable sync mode, multiple channels playback at the same
time.
Zoom in: Click left mouse to drag out an area, and then move mouse into
the area, after that click to enlarge, double click left mouse to exit
amplified state.
6 Motion detection Recording:
Get into the DVR main menu>sensor>motion detection

Select the channel you want to setup motion detect recording and tick
enable
Setup the sensitivity to minimize the false alarm
Region: you can select the motion detection area
Setup the the time duration
Setup motion detect linkage, tick send email, it will email alarm you
when motion triggered.
7 Email alert
Get into DVR main main menu>network>email

7 Video Backup
Plug in a USB flash disk to the DVR USB port
Get in the DVR main menu>backup

Ensure your solution runs on the latest firmware and / or software from Bosch Security and Safety Systems. Within our download area you can get them for free.

Download Area

Ensure your solution runs on the latest firmware and / or software by visiting the Bosch Security and Safety Systems Download Area. This page also redirects to a number of video security applications.

Firmware Download 

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
all	20220704	Bosch IP Video Firmware InfoBrief 2022-07-04 [1.08 MB]
CPP13	8.45.0032	CPP13 FW 8.45.0032 [998 MB]	SHA256
CPP14.2	8.51.0009	CPP14.2_FW_8.51.0009.fw [227 MB]	SHA256
CPP14.2	8.50.0138	CPP14.2_FW_8.50.0138.fw [227 MB]	SHA256
CPP4	7.10.0096	CPP4_H.264_7.10.0096.fw [53.1 MB]	SHA256
CPP4	7.10.0096	Complete CPP4 firmware 7.10.0096 package [94.7 MB]	SHA256
CPPS	7.84.0023	CPPS_FW_7.84.0506.fw [249 MB]	SHA256
CPP	7.84.0023	CPP_FW_7.84.0506.fw [540 MB]	SHA256
CPP7.3	7.84.0023	CPP7.3_FW_7.84.0023.fw [90.7 MB]	SHA256
CPP7	7.84.0023	CPP7_H.264_7.84.0023.fw [42.7 MB]	SHA256
CPP6	7.84.0023	CPP6_FW_7.84.0023.fw [62 MB]	SHA256
CPP13	8.41.0029	CPP13 FW 8.41.0029 [1 GB]	SHA256
CPP	7.81.0928	CPP_FW_7.81.0928_recovery.fw [2.13 MB]	SHA256
CPPS	7.83.0204	CPPS_FW_7.83.0204.fw [248 MB]	SHA256
CPP	7.83.0204	CPP_FW_7.83.0204.fw [649 MB]	SHA256
CPP7.3	7.83.0027	CPP7.3_FW_7.83.0027.fw [90.7 MB]	SHA256
CPP7	7.83.0027	CPP7_H.264_7.83.0027.fw [42.7 MB]	SHA256
CPP6	7.83.0027	CPP6_FW_7.83.0027.fw [61.9 MB]	SHA256
CPP13	8.40.0029	CPP13 FW 8.40.0029.fw [999 MB]	SHA256
CPP14.1	8.30.0082	CPP14.1_FW_8.30.0082.fw [113 MB]	SHA256
AVIOTEC	7.82.0025	CPP6_FW_7.82.0025_AVIOTEC.fw [61.8 MB]	SHA256
CPP13	8.12.0005	CPP13 FW 8.12.0005 for INTEOX moving cameras [493 MB]	SHA256
CPP13	8.12.0005	CPP13 FW 8.12.0005 for INTEOX fixed cameras [492 MB]	SHA256
CPP14.1	8.00.0155	CPP14.1_FW_8.00.0155.fw [116 MB]	SHA256
CPP7.3	7.81.0060	CPP7.3_FW_7.81.0060.fw [90.6 MB]	SHA256
CPP7	7.81.0060	CPP7_H.264_7.81.0060.fw [42.6 MB]	SHA256
CPP6	7.81.0060	CPP6_FW_7.81.0060.fw [61.8 MB]	SHA256
CPP13	7.75.0008	CPP13_FW_7.75.0008.fw [527 MB]	SHA256
CPP4	6.32.0124	CPP4_H.264_6.32.0124_EXTEGRA_only.fw [62.7 MB]	SHA1
CPP5	6.31.0010	CPP5_H.264_6.31.0010.fw [35.6 MB]	SHA256
CPP-ENC	5.97.0013	CPP-ENC_H.264_5.97.0013.fw [14.9 MB]	SHA1
CPP3	5.75.0011	CPP3_H.264_FW_5.75.0011.fw [37.4 MB]

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
AMS	4.0.1	Instructions for download [60.1 KB]
AMS	4.0.1	Installation Guide EN [159 KB]
AMS	4.0.1	Installation Guide FR [166 KB]
AMS	4.0.1	Open Source Licenses [563 KB]
AMS	4.0.1	Map View EN [890 KB]
AMS	4.0.1	Map View FR [730 KB]
AMS	4.0.1	AMS 4.0.1 Configuration Operation EN [11.9 MB]
AMS	4.0.1	AMS 4.0.1 Configuration Operation FR [8.86 MB]
AMS	4.0.1	AMS 4.0.1 EN [2.75 GB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
VRM	03.82.0069	MasterInstaller_VRM_03.82.0069_x64.zip [239 MB]	SHA256
VRM	04.01.0012	MasterInstaller_VRM_04.01.0012_x64.zip [248 MB]	SHA256
VRM	03.83.0045	MasterInstaller_VRM_03.83.0045_x64.zip [239 MB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
VSG	8.1.0.59	VideoStreamingGateway Setup 8.1.0.59	SHA256
VSG	8.0.6.1	VideoStreamingGateway Setup 8.0.6.1	SHA256
VSG	7.2.7.1	VideoStreamingGateway Setup 7.2.7.1	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
MPAX	6.36.0233	MPEG_ActiveX_6.36.0233.zip [38.8 MB]	SHA256
MPAX	6.13.0084	MPEG-ActiveX_6.13.0084.zip [27.1 MB]	SHA256
MPAX	5.90.0086	MPEG-ActiveX_5.90.0086.zip [55.2 MB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
MW	10.00.0164	Bosch Monitor Wall 10.0 stand-alone installation package [43.4 MB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
II	1.0.3	Intelligent Insights 1.0.3 [816 MB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
FSM	5.6.2131	Patch_FSM_5_6_Client.zip [155 KB]	SHA256
FSM	5.6.630	Patch_FSM_5_6_Server.zip [152 KB]	SHA256
FSM	5.6.630	FSM_Server_5_6_630_Setup.zip [359 MB]	SHA256
FSM	5.6.2131	FSM_Client_5_6_2131_x64_Setup.zip [255 MB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
CM	7.60.0082	Configuration Manager 7.60 [103 MB]	SHA256
CM	7.51.0090	Configuration Manager 7.51 [104 MB]	SHA256
CM	7.50.0073	Configuration Manager 7.50 [103 MB]	SHA256
CM	7.41.0079	Configuration Manager 7.41 [96.6 MB]	SHA256
CM	7.30.0065	Configuration Manager 7.30 [68.9 MB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
BVMSVWR	11.1.1	BVMS Viewer 11.1.1 Setup	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch ExportMovMp4SplitImage 355270	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch CCinvalidAlarmSetting 354548	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS101112 VWR Patch OCCCSlowDecPTZ 369862,326296,321687,320231	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS101112 VWR Patch ExportSoundMP4SDKWorkflow 249915, 335522	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch DSTtransitionSchedules 358822	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch OC replay 8x Forensic Search 377531, 354124	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch RefImageSensitiveMask 346015	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025_VWR Patch SDKSaveImagePane 357258	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS101112 VWR Patch DibosExportMovMp4 351234	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS101112 VWR Patch SecurityIssue 350403	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch SecurityIssue 350403	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS11001025 VWR Patch RefImageSensitiveMask 346015	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS101112 VWR Patch CameraSupport 346763	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS101112 VWR Patch AMGuserpermission 326967	SHA256
BVMSVWR	11.0	BVMS Viewer 11.0 Setup	SHA256
BVMSVWR	10.1.1	BVMS Viewer 10.1.1 Setup	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
BVMS	11.1.1	BVMS 11.1.1 Lite-Plus-Professional Setup	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch ExportMovMp4SplitImage 355270	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch CCinvalidAlarmSetting 354548	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch ExportSoundMP4SDKWorkflow 249915, 335522	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch DSTtransitionSchedules 358822	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch Flexi8000iSupport 349597, 368355, 374266	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch OC replay 8x Forensic Search 377531, 354124	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch SDKSaveImagePane 357258	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch DibosExportMovMp4 351234	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch SecurityIssue 350403	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch SecurityIssue 350403	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch OC Keyboard EMS 383060,350341,356020,347163	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch RefImageSensitiveMask 346015	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch IntuiAlarmPlay 337589,320037,326074,317617	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch DivarIPBasicConfig 328386	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch BlackScreenLiveGPUdecoding 328182	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch ClosingReplaySession 327101	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch OCCCSlowDecPTZ 369862,326296,321687,320231	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch OCcrashEMS 339917,336777	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch AlarmDisplayBlankPane 346573	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch FLEXIOCcrashLUN 353965,353995,337415,343590,343170 [1.67 MB]	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch CameraSupport 346763	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS101112 Patch AMGuserpermission 326967	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS11001025 Patch SystemSlowdown 346819	SHA256
BVMS	11.0	BVMS 11.0 Lite-Plus-Professional Setup	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS 10.1.1 Lite-Plus-Professional Setup	SHA256
BVMS	10.1.1	BVMS 10.1.1 Patch – 326296 – OC SSH Remote Mgmt Srv [581 KB]	SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
DIPBVMS	11.1.1	DIP-73_Installer_for_BVMS11.1.1.zip [2.37 GB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.00	BVMS on DIVAR IP Version Note [120 KB]
DIPBVMS	1.0.0	DivarIP72xxAIO_ConfigFix_1.0.0.zip [6.13 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	11.0 MR1	DIP-73_Installer_for_BVMS11.0_MR1.zip [2.46 GB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	10.1.1 MR1	DIP-73_Installer_for_BVMS10.1.1_MR1.zip [2.02 GB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.3	DIP-72_Patch_Installer_1.0.3_for_BVMS11.0.exe [27.1 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.0.005	DIP-71_Patch_Installer_1.0.0.005_for_BVMS11.0.exe [13 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.3	DIP-52_Patch_Installer_1.0.3_for_BVMS11.0.exe [27.1 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.3	DIP-72_Patch_Installer_1.0.3_for_BVMS11.0.exe [27.1 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.0.005	DIP-71_Patch_Installer_1.0.0.005_for_BVMS11.0.exe [13 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.3	DIP-52_Patch_Installer_1.0.3_for_BVMS11.0.exe [27.1 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.2	DIP-52_Patch_Installer_1.0.2_for_BVMS10.1.1.exe [23.9 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0	DIP-71_Patch_Installer_1.0_for_BVMS10.1.1.exe [13 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.2	DIP-72_Patch_Installer_1.0.2_for_BVMS10.1.1.exe [23.9 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0	DivarIP7000AIO_Patch_1.0.exe.zip [32.3 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0.1	DIPaio5000_Patch_Installer_1.0.1.zip [58.2 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	1.0	DivarIP5000AIO_Patch_1.0.exe.zip [45.4 MB]	SHA256
DIPBVMS	9.00.0827	DIP_BVMS_9_0_Software_Bosch_Appliance_BVMS_Installer_09.00.0827.0107_enUS_68050943627.zip	SHA256
DIPBVMS	8.00.0329	DIVAR_IP_7000_R2__Software_Bosch_Appliance_BVMS_Installer_08.00.0329_enUS_41965195659.zip	SHA256
DIPBVMS	7.50.432	DIVAR_IP_7000_Software_BVMSPatch_7.5.0.432_ImageDecoderMemory_203953_enUS_55074978955.zip	SHA256
DIPBVMS	7.00.223	DIP_BVMS_Software_Bosch_Appliance_BVMS_Installer_07.00.223.0046_enUS_24158150411.zip	SHA256
DIPBVMS	6.5.0.325	Software_Bosch_Appliance_BVMS_Installer_6.5.0.325.0025_enUS_22982230027.zip	SHA256
DIPBVMS	6.00.0453	DIVAR_IP_Software_Bosch_Appliance_BVMS_Installer_06.00.0453_all_22389044491.zip	SHA256

PlatformVersionReferenceChecksumRelease note

BIS

4.9.2

Quick Installation Guide BIS 4.9.2 [706 KB]

BIS

4.9.2

BIS 4.9.2 mandatory common files 1 [2.66 GB]

SHA256

BIS

4.9.2

BIS 4.9.2 mandatory common files 2 [1.05 GB]

SHA256

BIS

4.9.2

BIS 4.9.2 files for language RO [1.44 GB]

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

Visitor Management V1.0.1 [213 MB]

SHA 256

BIS

4.9

Patch for CVE-2021-23843 [493 KB]

SHA256

BIS

4.8

Patch for CVE-2021-23843 [475 KB]

SHA256

BIS

4.7

Patch for CVE-2021-23843 [470 KB]

SHA256

BIS

4.6

Patch for CVE-2021-23843 [458 KB]

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

Access Importer/Exporter Installation and User Guide

BIS

4.9.1

BIS Quick Installation Guide All Languages

BIS

4.9.1

Installation Manual BIS EN

BIS

4.9.1

Instructions for downloading and installing

BIS

4.9.1

OSS-SO Integration EN

BIS

4.9.1

OSS-SO Integration DE

BIS

4.9.1

BIS Open Source Licenses

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 mandatory common files 1 (2.5 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 mandatory common files 2 (1 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language EN (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language DE (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language PT (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language PL (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language HU (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language NL (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language FR (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language ES (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language AR (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language TR (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language RU (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language CHS (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9.1

BIS 4.9.1 files for language CHT (1.3 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

Patch for CVE-2021-23859 [3.92 MB]

SHA256

BIS

4.8

Patch for CVE-2021-23859 [3.92 MB]

SHA256

BIS

4.7

Patch for CVE-2021-23859 [3.92 MB]

SHA256

BIS

4.9

Quick Installation Guide BIS 4.9

BIS

4.9

Installation Manual BIS 4.9

BIS

4.9

Instructions for downloading and installing

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 mandatory common files 1 (2.5 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 mandatory common files 2 (900 MB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language EN (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language DE (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language PT (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language PL (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language HU (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language NL (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language FR (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language ES (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language AR (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language TR (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language RU (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language CHS (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.9

BIS 4.9 files for language CHT (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

Quick Installation Guide BIS 4.8

BIS

4.8

Installation Manual BIS 4.8

BIS

4.8

Instructions for downloading and installing

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 mandatory common files 1 (2.0 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 mandatory common files 2 (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language EN (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language DE (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language PT (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language PL (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language HU (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language NL (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language FR (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language ES (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language AR (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language TR (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language RU (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language CHS (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS 4.8 files for language CHT (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.8

BIS-ACE 4.8 Patch for Database restore (0.3 MB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

Quick Installation Guide BIS 4.7

BIS

4.7

Installation Manual BIS 4.7

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 mandatory common files 1 (2.0 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 mandatory common files 2 (1.4 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language EN (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language DE (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language PT (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language PL (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language NL (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language HU (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language FR (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language ES (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language AR (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language TR (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language RU (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language CHS (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS 4.7 files for language CHT (1.2 GB)

SHA256

BIS

4.7

BIS-ACE 4.7 Patch for temporary cards (0.3 MB)

SHA256

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
Android	3.2.1.79	Video Security in Google PlayStore
Apple iOS	3.2.1.79	Video Security in Apple App Store

Platform	Version	Reference	Checksum	Release note
Win10_x64	3.2.4.125	VideoSecurity_3.2.4.125.msi [10.9 MB]	SHA1 SHA265

1. Choose Firmware

H.264

10.5.0.110-r11(MS-C2XXX-XX): https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3OW8hozx4jWaXBkSDNGMXJ5V1k/view?usp=sharing

20.5.0.110-r11(MS-C3XXX-XX): https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3OW8hozx4jWdEZTRXZJMUY4b1U/view?usp=sharing

30.7.0.63-r20(MS-CXXXX-XXA): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oyPBRAyH4iMAKuZ26cImj1pmlgBIYcTx

H.265

40/41.7.0.XX(MS-CXXXX-XXB): http://www.milesight.com/support/download.asp

42.7.0.67-r1(MS-C8262-F(I)PB/MS-C9674-PB): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1p5RMxUuUbMTmBkKWoTTsxKvUZlQ-_72a

43.7.0.XX(MS-C81XX-XX/MS-C82XX-XX/MS-CXXXX-(Q)(T)(R)(H)XX/MS-CXX74-PB/MS-CXX65-PB): http://www.milesight.com
/support/download.asp

Load More : How to Upgrade Firmware for Milesight NVR

Note:

1) Firmwares 10.5.0.110-r11 and 20.5.0.110-r11 are separately used for cameras MS-C2XXX and MS-3XXX which are without -A or -B in the model names, such as MS-C2182-P and MS-C3366-FPN;

2) Firmware 30.7.0.63-r20 is used for cameras with -A in the model names including MS-C2XXX-A and MS-3XXX-A, such as MS-C2182-PA and MS-C3366-FPNA;

3) Firmware 40.7.0.XX is used for cameras which use the firmware that the prefix of version number is 40 or 41;

4) Firmware 42.7.0.XX is used for cameras which use the firmware that the prefix of version number is 42 (For earlier MS-C8262-F(I)PB and MS-C9674-PB);

5) Firmware 43.7.0.XX is used for cameras which use the firmware that the prefix of version number is 43 (For MS-C8262-F(I)PB and MS-C9674-PB );

If failed to get the upgrade firmware by clicking the link directly , please copy the link to browser manually;

To ensure that the firmware is fully available, the downloaded file will be a compressed package. Please manually extract it before importing to the File Path.

2. Key Steps after Downloading the Firmware

If the firmware you downloaded is 30.7.0.XX or 4X.7.0.XX, you can skip this part and directly go to 3.Upgrade Steps, otherwise please read below steps carefully.

Step1: If the current firmware version of your camera is above XX.5.0.85, like 10.5.0.89 or 20.5.0.90, you can go to 3.Upgrade Steps and upgrade your camera directly;

Step2: If the current firmware version of your camera is below XX.5.0.85, like 10.5.0.73 or 20.5.0.80, you should change the name of the firmware you downloaded according to the table below;

Take MS-C2651-PM for example:

Step1: According to the table above, it matches with MS-C2XXX, so we should download MSFImage_10.5.0.110_896a6b5b first.

Step2:

1) Suppose that the firmware version of this camera is XX.5.0.87 before upgrading, we can directly upgrade it according to 3.Upgrade Steps;

2) Suppose that the firmware version of this camera is XX.5.0.79, we should change the name of the firmware we downloaded. According to Table2, MS-C2651-PM belongs to model MS-C26XX and matches with 11.X.X.XX. So we need to change MSFImage_10.5.0.110-r11_2e653e10 into MSFImage_11.5.0.110-r11_2e653e10

3. Upgrade Steps

Please check each model with right firmware version as mentioned above , then upgrade the firmware according to the following steps:

Step1: Go to the web of IP Camera, click “Configuration” -> “Maintenance” -> “Upgrade Firmware”

Step2: Browse and select files for the upgrade.

Step3: Click the “Upgrade” button and a progress bar will pop up, wait for about 1-3 minutes until it reaches 100%. After that, the system will reboot, and the firmware upgrade successfully.

Step4: Use Milesight Smart Tools to search out this camera according to its MAC address, and then change its IP into your local IP address. (The IP address will be kept after upgrading if the firmware versions are after XX.4.0.52).

You can also use Smart Tools to download the latest firmware.

“IPC Tools”-“Upgrade”-“Firmware Online”

The link for Smart Tools:

http://www.milesight.com/DownloadFile/Software/Smart_Tools/Milesight_Smart Tools_Setup.zip

Note:

1) If the current firmware version of the camera is below 10.5.0.73 and 20.5.0.73, like 10.5.0.68 or 20.4.0.51, please reboot the camera and restore it into factory settings via web before upgrading.

2) For the new version, you may need to re-install the ActiveX. During the installation, please close the browser, otherwise the ActiveX may not be installed correctly.

3) Please clear the cookies first after re-installing the new ActiveX(Press Shift+Ctrl+Delete to quick call the clear cookies windows).

Prerequisites

• NVR or IPC
• IP Address of the NVR or IPC
• PC
• Internet Explorer

Video Instructions

Step by Step Instructions

1. Open Internet Explorer.

2. Click on the gear icon in the upper right hand corner

3. Click, “Internet Options”

4. Click the, “Security” tab.

5. Click the, “Trusted sites” icon.

6. Click the, “Sites” box immediately below the zones.

7. Input your devices IP address into the top box, click, “Add” and then, “Close”

8. Click, “Custom level…”

9. Click the drop down box at the bottom of this window, and change the setting to, “Low”

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10. Click, “Reset” and then, “Yes” in the confirmation dialogue.

11. Click on the, “Advanced” tab.

12. Ensure the following are ENABLED:

• Browsing->Enable third-party browser extensions
• Security->Allow software to run or install even if the signature is invalid

13. Click, “Apply” and then, “OK”

14. Reboot your computer, and try to access your system.