Here are the steps about how to upload the captures to the FTP server:

1. Please powered on the camera by using an external 12V power adapter.

2. Please connect the camera to the router via the ethernet cable.

3. Please run the SADPTool on the computer to activate the camera and find the IP address of it. The computer needs to connect to the same router as the camera is connected.

Here is the link to download the SADPTool:

For Windows: http://support.annke.com/document/Computer%20Software/SADPToolV3.0.3.3.rar

For Mac: http://support.annke.com/document/Computer%20Software/SADPTool.pkg.zip

4. Open the IE web browser, and input the IP address of the camera to log into the web interface of the camera:

5. Go to Configuration–>Network–>Advanced–>FTP to input the FTP server’s parameters as below picture:

Server Address: FTP server IP address

Port: port of the FTP server. It is 21 as usual.

User Name: FTP server username

Password: FTP server password

Confirm: Confirm the FTP server password

Directory Structure: The path you want to upload the captures (Note: please don’t input the /, :, \, : into the path)

After you input the FTP server parameters correctly, click the Test button. If the FTP server works, the test will be succeeded.

6. Go to set up the motion detection alarm for the camera: Enable motion detection for the camera–>Set up the Arming Schedule–>Setup the Linkage Method:

7. Next, go to set up the capture schedule for the camera:

8. If all settings are correct, the pictures of the motion detection alarm will be uploaded to the FTP server:

If you have a concern to set it up, please kindly submit a request in the help center to the technical support. Our technical support agent will help you to double-check the settings.

2. In the root of one of your hard drives, create a folder titled, “FTP”

3. Locate the file you downloaded and extract the contents of the zipped file to the FTP folder you just created in the root of your hard drive.

Your computer should look similar to the image above.

4. Double click, “smallftpd.exe”

5. Click, “Settings” and then, “General”

6. Note the port, and click, “OK”

7. Click, “Settings” and then, “Advanced”

8. Click the box next to, “Use local IP” and click, “OK”

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9. Click, “Settings” and then, “Users”

10. Click, “Add”

11. Input the following:

Login: admin

Password: admin

Max. simultaneous connections:3-100

Inactivity timeout(s): 999

12. Under Directories click, “Add”

13. Leave Virtual Path set to, “/” and set the Physical path to, “C:/FTP” and click, “OK”

14. Under Permissions click, “Add”

15. Leave Virtual Path set to, “/” and set the Permissions to, “LRW” and click, “OK”

16. Click, “OK” to exit the User Properties.

17. Click, “OK” to exit the User Menu.

18. Click the, “Play” button to start the FTP server.

19A. For a NVR or DVR, go to Main Menu-> Settings -> Network -> FTP, and input the following: NVR or DVR

Host IP: (Your PC’s IP address)

Port: 21 or the port you setup earlier in SmallFTPD

User Name: admin

Password: admin

Remote Directory: /

File Length: 10-512

Image Upload Interval: 10-60

Channel: (any)

Period: (any)

19B. For an IP Camera, login to the IP Camera via web browser and navigate to, Setup-> Storage -> Destination -> FTP, and input the following:

IP Camera

Server Address:(Your PC’s IP address)

Port: 21 or the port you setup earlier in SmallFTPD

User Name: admin

Password: admin

Remote Directory: /

Once complete click, “Save” or “OK”

20. Once complete, check the SmallFTPD and the “C:/FTP” folder. They should look like the below images:

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