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CCTV Super Password Tools

XVR AiD — Wed, 02 Aug 2023 13:13:59 +0000

CCTV Super Password, Synthesis of reset methods to recover the passwords of recorders, cameras. Hope everyone supports. If you have new reset methods or other carriers please email me to help me keep up to date with new methods and firms. Thank you.

CCTV Super Password

Default Password List

HIKVISION Reset Password

DAHUA Reset Password

KBVISION Reset Password

RaySharp Reset Password

JUAN DVR Reset Password

FUHO Reset Password

iCATCH Reset Password

TVT Reset Password

VSS Web Reset Password

Xiongmai Tech Reset Password

Camera Manufacturer	Username	Password
3xLogic	admin	12345
ACTi	Admin	123456
ACTi	admin	123456
Amcrest	admin	admin
American Dynamics	admin	admin
American Dynamics	admin	9999
Arecont Vision	admin
AvertX	admin	1234
Avigilon	admin	admin
Avigilon	administrator
Axis	root	pass
Axis	root
Basler	admin	admin
Bosch
Bosch	service	service
Bosch	Dinion
Brickcom	admin	admin
Canon	root	Model# of camera
Canon	root	camera
CBC Ganz	admin	admin
Cisco	no default
CNB	root	admin
Costar	root	root
Dahua	admin	admin
Dahua	888888	888888
Dahua	666666	666666
Digital Watchdog	admin	admin
DRS	admin	1234
DVTel	Admin	1234
DynaColor	Admin	1234
FLIR	admin	fliradmin
FLIR	admin	admin
Foscam	admin
GeoVision	admin	admin
Grandstream	admin	admin
GVI	Admin	1234
HIKVision	admin	12345
Honeywell	administrator	1234
Honeywell	admin	1234
IndigoVision BX/GX	Admin	1234
IndigoVision Ultra
Intellio	admin	admin
Interlogix	admin	1234
IOImage	admin	admin
IPX-DDK	root	Admin
IPX-DDK	root	admin
IQInvision	root	system
JVC	admin	Model# of camera
JVC	admin	jvc
Longse	admin	12345
Lorex	admin	admin
LTS Security	admin	12345
LTS Security	admin	123456
March Networks	admin
Merit Lilin Camera	admin	pass
Merit Lilin Recorder	admin	1111
Messoa	admin	Model# of camera
Mobotix	admin	meinsm
Northern	admin	12345
Oncam	admin	admin
Panasonic	admin	12345
Panasonic	admin1	password
Pelco	admin	admin
PiXORD	admin	admin
PiXORD	root	pass
Qsee	admin	admin
Qsee	admin	123456
QVIS	Admin	1234
Reolink	admin
Samsung	root	4321
Samsung	root	admin
Samsung	admin	4321
Samsung	admin	1111111
Sanyo	admin	admin
Scallop	admin	password
Sentry360	Admin	1234
Sentry360	admin	1234
Sentry360	admin
Sony	admin	admin
Speco	root	root
Speco	admin	admin
Speco	admin	1234
StarDot	admin	admin
Starvedia	admin
Sunell	admin	admin
SV3C	admin	123456
Swann	admin	12345
Toshiba	root	ikwb
Trendnet	admin	admin
Ubiquiti	ubnt	ubnt
UDP	root	unknown
Uniview	admin	123456
Verint	admin	admin
VideoIQ	supervisor	supervisor
Vivotek	root
W-Box	admin	wbox123
W-Box	admin	admin
Wodsee	admin

Company: Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd
Website: http://www.hikvision.com
Device Port: 80, 8000, 554…
Software: iVMS 4200, Hik-Connect….
OEM: 3xLogic, ABUS, Acegear, Activecam, ADJ, Advidia (Video Insight / Panasonic brand), Alarm.com, Alibi (Supercircuits), Allnet, Alula, Anaveo, Annke, Arcdyn, Armix, Aukoo Technology, Aventura Technologies + criminal charges for fake manufacturing, Avue, Cantek, CCTVStar, ClearWay, Covert Security, Dax Networks, DMP, Dodwell BMS, DSS, Dunlop, DVR Unlimited, Ellipse Security, Epcom, Esypop, Ezviz, Global Network Security, GovComm Intelligent Transportation Systems, Grundig, GVS Security, Hinovision, Hitachi, Hitosino,

Honeywell, Hunt CCTV, Hyundai Security, Infinite Pixels, Inkovideo, Innekt, Interlogix (UTC), Invidtech, IP Cam Talk, JFL, Jlinks, LaView, LTS, Mercury Security and Facilities Management, MicroView, Nelly’s Security, Norelco SafeCam / Spider Vue / Invezia, Northern (Tri-Ed / Anixter), Novicam, NTT, Oculur / A1 Security Cameras, Onix, Paxton, Pnet, Power Technology, Protect Group, Raster, Remark Thermal, RVi, Safety Vision, Safire, Scati, SecurityTronix, Sentry CCTV, Sharp, Siqura / TKH, Smart CT Solutions, SnapAV / Luma, Space Technology, Syscom, Technomate, Toshiba, Trendnet, Vantage Security, Vezco CCTV, Videoteknika, Winic, Xyclop, Zicom

Company: Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co., Ltd
Website: http://www.dahuasecurity.com
Device Port: 80, 3777, 3778…
Software: SmartPSS, DSS, gDMSS Lite, iDMSS Lite, iDMSS Plus….
OEM: 2M CCTV, Activecam, Advidia / Panasonic, Altoros, Amcrest, Ameta, Ascendent, Backstreet Surveillance, Bosch, BV Security, CCTV Security Pros, CCTV Star, CP Plus (Orange Line), Dax Networks, eLine, ENS, Expose, Lorex, GSS, Honeywell, IC Realtime, Ikegami, Impath Networks, Inaxsys, IndigoVision, Infinity CCTV, Innekt, Intelbras, KBVision, Lumixen, Maxron, Montavue, Oco, Optiview, Panasonic, People Fu, PlatinumCCTV, RedSpeed, Rhodium, RVI, Saxco, Security Camera King (Elite), Space Technology, Speco, ToughDog, Tyco Holis, Tyco Illustra Essentials, Unisight (EmPower), VIP Vision, Watchnet, Winic, Zuum

Company: Guangzhou Juan Optical & Electronical Tech Joint Stock Co., Ltd
Website: http://www.juancctv.com
Device Port:
Software: Eseenet pro, EROCAM…
OEM: N/A

How to: Press UP button 10 times on the front panel quickly.

Company: FUHO TECHNOLOGY Co., LTD
Website: http://www.fuho.com.tw
Device Port: – 80, 8000, 9000, 15961…
– 80, 8670, 101(102)
Software: Vacron Viewer, Calstillo Player, Tmeye…
OEM: QUESTEK 6600 Series

How to:
User: admin
Password: 86244455
Note: if you can’t reset password with user and password like above. Please power off, and remove pin CMOS (on mainboard), after power on and login DVR with user: admin, password: 010100

Company: iCATCH Inc
Website: http://www.icatchinc.com
Device Port: 80
Software: iWatch DVR II, Bubo Bubo, SCDVR….
OEM: Vantech, QUESTEK

How to:
Method 1: login directly via the monitor with account
User: admin
Password: 12888
Method 2: Reset password with XML file

Download File: XML file
-> copy file to USB. Plug the USB into the DVR -> Wait DVR reboot

Company: Shenzhen TVT Digital Technology Co., Ltd
Website: http://en.tvt.net.cn/
Device Port: 80, 6036
Software: SuperCam, Superlive, SuperlivePro, Superlive Plus NVMS…
OEM: Hisharp, QUESTEK

How to:
Method 1: login directly via the monitor with account
User: admin
Password: 6036huanyuan
Method 2: login directly via the monitor with account
User: admin
Password: ttvvtthuanyuan

Company: Videopark Technology Co., Ltd. (ZenoTech)
Website: http://www.zeno-tech.com/
http://www.videopark.com.cn/
Device Port: 80…
Software: Vss Mobile, Zeno Cam…
OEM: N/A

Aiview Wireless NVR Security camera system User Manual

XVR AiD — Fri, 16 Dec 2022 20:13:31 +0000

Aiview Wireless NVR Security camera system User Manual

Statement

Thank you for using our product, please contact us if you have any question.
This guide is for Wireless NVR Kit. · Content may be modified and updated based on new function.
The function of the actual products maybe a little different from the guide, please operate it referring to actual products.

Attention

Do not install the wireless NVR in humid and dusty environment.
Put the wireless NVR in drafty environment in case of ventilation port being blocked.
Check the power supply to avoid damage because of voltage mismatch.
Make sure the wireless NVR working within suitable temperature and humidity environment.
Please install the wireless NVR horizontally, and avoid vibration.
Short circuit may occur when dust become wet on circuit board. Please clean the dust on circuit board, connectors, and NVR case.
Explosion may happen because of improper replacement of battery, do not replace it by yourself; If you need, make sure it is the same type of battery. And do not open or repair it.
Please use suitable and professional hard disk to ensure continues and stable recording.
Lightning protection is needed when device is connected to communication cables. Ethenet cable which comes form outside, connecting to the wireless NVR directly is forbidden.

Aiview Wireless NVR Security camera system User Manual

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Open and Check

Aiview Wireless NVR Security camera system User Manual Open the package when received, put the products and spare part in suitable place, check them based on packing list. If there is anything broken or missing, please contact to us as soon as possible.

Hardware

Hard Disk Installation

Please use suitable and professional hard disk; Do shut off power before installation.

Step 1: Put the NVR on table horizontally, loosen 4pcs M3*6 screws;

Step 2: Push the cover to the back direction , connect data cable and power supply cable to the ports on hard disk separately;

Step 3: Match the hole between hard disk and NVR case;

Step 4 : Pu t NV R o n t a b l e sideways, fix hard disk with 4pcs BM6#-32*6 screws;

Step 5: Install the NVR cover, fix it with 4pcs M3*6 screws, and change NVR antenna to the direction.

Interface

① Audio output Antenna ② VGA output
③ HD- output
④ Network port
⑤ USB interface
⑥ Power supply : DC12V

Log in / Log out

Please make sure the voltage of power supply is matched with wireless NVR, and ground connection work well in socket.
When power supply connected, indication lamp 【POWER】 turn on, it means system runs smoothly.

Installation of wireless IPC

The IPC should be installed on the wall with suitable thickness, which can sustain 4 times weight of IPC& spare
part.

① Hole location sticker: put the sticker on the wall, punch with 5mm drill in the marked areas, make sure the deep of hole is over 30mm at least.Then punch expansion screws in hole.

② Fixing IPC: The structure of wireless IPC is integrated, please use 3pcs PA4 screws to fix IPC on the wall.

③ Bracket adjustment: loosen the screw on IPC, the range of angle for adjusting is showed on picture below,adjust the IPC to suitable direction, then tighten the screws.

WiFi NVR Kit Diagram

Placement of Wireless IPC

The shape of wireless NVR signal coverage is a ball, antenna is located in the center. Signal is strong around antenna, and weak in the dent area of the 2 antennas.

Based on the signal spreading ways, please make the wireless IPC keeping parallel or tangent with wireless NVR, which ensure stable signal transmission and better picture quality.

Extending signal coverage range by antenna extension cable

When there comes to no/stuck image because the barrier weaken the signal, user can replace the antenna with extension cable, to bypass the obstacles, user can place it in a better signal position of NVR.

Software Operation

Code matching & IPC adding

① Right-click on main interface, select【IP Camera】-【Add】- 【Match Code】

② If just match one device, please connect IPC and NVR with IP cable in WAN port. For multiple matching, please connect IPC to switch, and connect NVR to switch in WAN port.

③ Click 【Match Code】, system will match the code between IPC and NVR.

④ When finished code matching, click 【Search】, then select【Add All】. User also can click to add it and view picture.

The code has been matched before output, user no need to add the IPC again, picture will be shown automatically when power on. For code matching, please follow the steps above, and delete the useless channels.

Record and Playback

① Check the hard disk. Right-click→ 【 Menu】 → 【 Disk】 . Make sure hard disk is connected to NVR and run normally.

Please format hard disk, it can come into using after showing capability.

② Timing and alarm record: 【 Menu】 → 【 Record】 → 【Record Time】→ choose type→【apply】.

Wi-Fi NVR system is default setting 24h manual record, and also, 【All Day】/ 【Daytime】/【Night】/【Custom】are for optional

③ Manual Record: Right-click → 【 Manual Record】 → choose recording channel → 【 Save】 (Actually, the Wi-Fi NVR system have default set 24th recording)

④ Playback: Right-click → 【 Playback】 → choose channel and date → double click date to query→ double click timeline to check record.

Backup

Insert U disk to NVR USB port→ Right-click→ 【 Menu】 → 【Record】→【Backup】→ choose time, channel and type→ 【 Query】 → select target file → 【 Start Backup】 (some wireless NVR will just 1 USB port, please pull out mouse and insert backup device in 45S after click【Start Backup】.

If target file can not be searched out, please click 【Empty】 → 【Add】. Please remove the files which is no
need before backup. Ensure insert device( like USB) in 45S, as system reserved searching time for it is 45S.

Motion Detection Record

① Right-click→【Menu】→【Alarm】→【Motion Detect】 → choose target channel→ click 【Enable】→ Set Sensitivity & Area & Time & Alarm mode→ Choose Channels for recording when Motion Detection Alarm is triggered→【Apply】.

② Back to【 Record】 interface→ 【 Record time】 → 【 Custom】 → set record period of target channel→ click 【Motion】→【Apply】. User can also set shelter and linkage alarm in the same way above.

Internet Connecting

【Menu】→【Wire Network】 In LAN, there are 2 ways for wireless NVR to connect to Internet. Manual setting: Fill in IP address, DNS data, and click【Apply】.

DHCP: open DHCP, device will connect to Internet automatically, no need data setting. If user doesn’t familiar about the network environment, prefer use DHCP first, please.

Auto Bridge

By new mesh network auto-bridging function, without any manual setting, wireless camera in further area will have a
judgment about the WIFI signal and auto connect to the camera which have a better WIFI signal, to achieve more stable and reliable video transmission.

Auto bridging is designed to expand the coverage area of wireless signal, instead of enhancing the signal. When camera is a little far away from NVR, or there are too many interference factors/sources between them, camera in further area will auto bridge/connect to the one nearby to transmit the video data.

① Chec k the bridging information Right click →【Channel】 →【Bridge】

②Then, bridging relationship will be showed on the interface automatically.

③ Picture above shows 2 auto bridging connect types
One by one: CH1→CH3→NVR

Connected directly to NVR: CH4→NVR

please ensure there is no obstacle in two cameras,let let them be visible in pairs,which means when person in one camera installing position, he/she can see the other camera, as it will benefit for image to transmit stably.

Wire connect

Wireless connect is very convenient, and wire connect is also a good supplement.

In some complicate scenes, like too much thick obstacles/metal which will weaken signal, even lead to disconnection, then wire connect will help to solve it to ensure image clarity and stability. Steps:

① Connect IPC and NVR with network cable directly or through switch, 【Menu】→【IP camera】→【Search】→ select target IP address(as the IP address is the same before modify)→ → 【Modify the device IP】.

② Delete the channel which no need to add→ double click the target IP address to finish connection.

Mobile Phone View

Software download: user can download “Aiview” on Android market/App store, customer can scan QR code on the right.

Open Aiview, and sign up a personal/company account.

Connect NVR with router by network cable directly to ensure it is connected to Internet and IP address on NVR is valid. Steps: Right click→【 Wire Network】→ set IP address.

If not familiar about the LAN environment or the device is in private network, user can turn on “DHCP”, which ensure
gaining IP address automatically.

If familiar about LAN, user can set it and DNS manually to connect to internet.

4. Open P2P function

【Menu】 → 【Network】 → 【Mobile】 → 【Enable】, click 【Refresh】to let the status shows “online”. If shows “Not online” more than 5 minutes, please check step to ensure NVR is connected to Internet.

5. Device Adding

① Logging in Aiview, click → 【Scan QR code】 to add device, if the account have added camera before, interface will be like the second picture, please choose the top right icon .

② Scan device’s ID QR code or click ” ” to input it manually In the pop-up interface, then name the device to finish add it .

Preview: click device in list to enter preview interface, select a channel to view it’s picture, click to enter full-screen.

7. Preview interface icon .

Share to others: click “ ” , input account or scan account QR code to share to others, then click【Next】.

Playback: select “ ” on the interface, click “Hard disk video” to enter related playback interface, user can drag timeline to playback the video in different time, and click to switch channel or to change to target channel.

PC view

Software install: download address: https://cameramanual.org/aiview ; User can search tools software, choose version, download it according PC system.

Please ensure Danale account have been signed in and added camera successfully on cellphone, open software, input user name and password, select【Login P2P】

user won’t log in an account or find a device without a registered account/ no camera have been added on it. User can’t view the video on cellphone and PC by the same account simultaneously.

Danale on PC will show the added device on left list after logging in, select 4 split display, click device list to choose a channel or right-click to connect all.

If don’t select 【Login P2P】, input user: admin, password: admin, customer can search and add all the device of the LAN.

IE view

Connect WAN port to switch with IP cable.
Check the network wire network IP address, put it on IE.

The segment of NVR and PC should be the same.

please click【 Download plug-in NEW】 for install plugin for the first time, and remember to log out Internet Explore in procession.

Click , and choose【Live View】, user can view the picture and set data on the user interface, picture as below.

Source – PDF download

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Wireless Bridge (Comfast, Engenius, Ubiquiti) installation guide

XVR AiD — Thu, 11 Aug 2022 19:58:03 +0000

Configuring Your Comfast Onmi with a Wireless Bridge

In this guide we will take you through how to configure your Comfast Onmi with a Wirelles Bridge.

Before You Begin

First, remove all components from the packaging and lay them out in front of you.

Wire Up the Bridge

Take the first panel and run an Ethernet lead from the WAN port to the PoE port on the power supply, then take a cable from the LAN port directly to your computer.

Now take the second panel and run a cable from the WAN port to the PoE port on the power supply.

Link: bit.ly/2KPSMgs

Make sure on both panels that you have the slider switch in the “on” position. If you are looking at the ports face on, with LAN to the left and WAN to the right, slide the switch to the left where it says ‘ON'(this may be upside down and appear to say ‘NO’). Once done you can follow the remaining steps.

You may need configure your ethernet adapter to be able to login into the bridges are these Onmi and bridges are on a weird network range.

Link: bit.ly/35yNspE

Configuring Your Comfast Onmi

Type in the IP address of your Comfast Omni into your web browser’s address bar then login using the password.

Once logged in, select Wizard from the menu on the left.

Then Select AP Mode.

Your page should now look like this:

If your internet provider is BT or TalkTalk set the IP address as 192.168.1.200.

For Virgin Media or Sky, set the IP address as 192.168.0.200.

Then click Next.

Once this is done, it will ask you to enter a password, this is the wireless password key for the Comfast bridge. For security purposes, set your own password here.

Set the Bandwidth to 80MHz, ‘Country’ to Europe and Channel to Auto.

Click Next and repeat as in the previous step. Make sure the password is the same.

On the next screen, click Finish and wait for the percentage bar to configure to 100% and that completes this part of the setup.

Configuring Comfast Bridge

Now you need to configure your Comfast bridge panel.

Open your web browser and type 192.168.10.1 into the address bar.

Input admin as the password.

Now select Wizard from the left-hand side of the page and then click on Bridge > Station > Client Site.

We need to ensure that the bridge is not on the same IP address as the Omni because otherwise it will cause a conflict. So here we have set this bridge IP address as 192.168.1.201.

Click Next, and then click on Scan and a list of networks will show like the page below. You will need to find the Onmi’s network from the list it with a name like: COMFAST_B4564_5G

If the SSID of the Omni doesn’t appear in the list, go to Network > Wireless and change the country to ‘Europe’:

Input the password that you used on the Onmi earlier.

Then select the Operate button, this is linking both devices together.

Click Finish and wait for the percentage bar to hit 100%, showing you have completed the setup process.

Check that Everything is Working

Finally, log in to the bridge and double check they are pairing. Enter the IP addresses you assigned to each device into your web browser to check that they are linked up and working together.

The homepage of the admin area should look like this:

Make sure that everything is up-and-running. Check the Link Status is Linked, RSSI should be showing a negative figure of dBm and a Connection Speed should be displayed. If this is the case, then the setup process is completed.

Setting up a Comfast long range WiFi access point

Purpose of the guide

This guide will show you how to set up a one of our Comfast long range WiFi access points as an extender, which will allow you to connect a WiFi device to your internet router from a distance of 100-200m.

Before you begin
Background
Let’s get started
Wiring it up
Connecting to the WiFi access point
Changing the WiFi name and password
Changing the admin password
Using this access point with a wired camera
How to install the WiFi access point
- Using metal ties
- Using a pole mount
- Using nails/screws
Need more help?

Before you begin

If this has not already been pre-configured for you by our Helpdesk team, you will need to log in to the access point and set it up, see below for how to do this.

Make sure you set up the WiFi access point inside first and confirm it is working, and only mount it in the intended position when you have verified that it provides a connection to the internet.

If you will be connecting a WiFi camera or something similar, it is also best to connect it whilst quite close to the access point, then mount the camera in the final position once it has already been connected to the access point.

Background

This WiFi access point sends a 2.4GHz WiFi signal, which allows WiFi cameras to easily connect to it, as well as any other WiFi devices that have compatibility issues with 5GHz devices.

Once the setup is complete you should mount the access point on the highest point that you can, with as few obstructions in between the access point and the location of the WiFi device as possible. The more obstructions that are in the way, the shorter the effective range of the access point, so if you need the signal to reach 200m from the access point then it will need to be a clear line of sight to the WiFi device.

Let’s get started

First of all, remove all components from the packaging and lay them out in front of you.

You will have:

A phone or tablet that can connect to WiFi
One Comfast long range WiFi access point
One POE injector (with included power cable)
One 3m long ethernet lead, to connect the POE injector to your computer
A second ethernet lead, to connect the POE injector to the WiFi access point (this supplies power and a connection to the internet router via one cable)

Wiring it up

Sitting next to your internet router and a free wall plug, take the POE injector and the power cable and connect it to a wall plug.
Connect one end of the short ethernet lead to the port marked ‘LAN’ on the POE injector, and connect the other end to a spare port on the back of your internet router.
Slide the port cover off the bottom end of the WiFi access point, then connect one end of the long ethernet lead to the port on the POE injector marked ‘POE’ and connect that to the port marked ‘WAN’ on the WiFi access point.

When the bridge is first connected to power you should see all the indicator lights on the side turn on briefly, this shows it is receiving power.

When the access point has turned on, it will create a WiFi network with a name beginning with ‘COMFAST’. If we have pre-configured the bridges for you then it should now be connected to the internet.

Try connecting to it using our default password of ‘12345Abc’ to test that it is definitely connected to the internet. Now skip to the section below called ‘Changing the WiFi name and password’. After that, make sure to complete the next step called ‘Changing the admin password’. The password for logging into the access point should be changed before you finish, or this will make it easy for someone to log in to it and change the settings or access your internet connection.

If it has not been pre-configured by the Helpdesk team then continue below, where we will connect to the access point and change the IP address settings.

Connecting to the WiFi access point

Open the internet browser on your phone/tablet and type ‘192.168.10.1’ into the address bar, then press enter.

Type ‘Admin’ as the password:

Select ‘AP’

Here you need to set the IP address of the WiFi access point so it works with your internet router. The subnet mask does not need to be changed.

If your internet provider is BT or TalkTalk:

The IP address will be 192.168.1.200

If your internet provider is Virgin Media or Sky:

The IP address will be 192.168.0.200

Or follow this guide to find out what it is:

How to use a Windows or Mac computer to find the default gateway

Now click ‘Next’:

Set the Local SSID to something you want; this is the name that you will see in the list of Wi-Fi networks on your phone/PC when connecting to the access point in future.
This is the password people will use when connecting their devices to the access point, so depending on how it is being used you may want a very complicated password or a very simple one. It is of course usually best to have a more complicated password. This is not the same as the admin password used when logging in to the access point.
Leave the Bandwidth as 20MHz
Set the country to ‘Europe’
Leave channel as ‘auto’, power as ‘100%’ and launch range as 2km.
Click ‘Finish’ and wait for it to apply the settings.

You will now be disconnected from the access point because the IP address has been changed.

Now reconnect to it via Wi-Fi, if you have not changed it to something else this will still be a name beginning with ‘COMFAST’. When prompted, enter the password you set on it previously.

Your device will now be connected to the internet. If you want to confirm this, type ‘192.168.10.1’ into the address bar on your phone again and type ‘admin’ as the password to log in. You will see a live graph showing the total amount of data being down/uploaded over time.

Changing the WiFi name and password

Open the internet browser on your phone/tablet and type ‘192.168.10.1’ into the address bar, then press enter.

Type ‘Admin’ as the password:

On the left side menu, select ‘Network’, then select ‘Wireless’ at the top:

Set the Local SSID to something you want; this is the name that you will see in the list of Wi-Fi networks on your phone/PC when connecting to the access point in future.
This is the password people will use when connecting their devices to the access point, so depending on how it is being used you may want a very complicated password or a very simple one. It is of course usually best to have a more complicated password. This is not the same as the admin password used when logging in to the access point.
Leave the Bandwidth as 20MHz
Set the country to ‘Europe’
Change the channel to ‘auto’, set power to ‘100%’ and launch range as ‘2km’.
Click ‘Finish’ and wait for it to apply the settings.

Changing the admin password

Now we need to finish up by changing the admin password.

Go to System > Change Password.
The old password is ‘Admin’ or ‘admin’.
Set the new password to something that is not easy to guess. If you forget the password and ever need to edit the settings you can reset it by holding down the reset button in between the two ports for five seconds.

Using this access point with a wired camera

If you want to use a wired camera with your WiFi access point, you will need another accessory; a Wi-Fi repeater with an ethernet port for your camera to connect to. For example, the model sold on the website will work well but it doesn’t have to be that specific model. The reason this is required is because most mobile hot spots only provide a Wi-Fi connection, with no option to connect an ethernet cable. A Wi-Fi repeater can connect to and amplify the signal from a WiFi access point, and also provide access to that data connection via an ethernet port.

Make sure you have set up your mobile data hotspot first, then turn on your Wi-Fi extender. It will begin scanning for Wi-Fi networks, just tell it to connect to the name of the access point. If there is an option, set it to repeater mode so it is just repeating and amplifying the Wi-Fi signal from the access point. Try connecting your phone to the Wi-Fi repeater to check if you can connect to the internet.

If that works, then you should be able to connect the camera directly to the ethernet port on the Wi-Fi extender and have it connected to the internet.

How to install the WiFi access point

Using metal ties

Using a pole mount

Using nails/screws

Setting Up Your EnGenius Wireless Bridge

Purpose of this Guide

In this guide, we will cover setting up your EnGenius wireless bridge in WDS Bridge mode. This will allow you to connect an IP camera connected to either bridge to then view from either end.

Here is the wireless CCTV equipment you will need to set up a wireless CCTV system.

Background

There will be some small differences depending on the specific equipment you have but the basic idea of a bridge system is (starting from the camera):

Camera sends data to the ‘secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge (via the PoE injector)
‘Secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the ‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge (via wireless connection)
‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the internet router (via the PoE injector)
Internet router sends data to computers/phones/tablets via local connection or internet

There are three types of WDS Operation Mode and each of them serves the purposes as follows.

WDS Access Point (AP):

This mode allows you to simultaneously broadcast a publically visible WiFi network while bridging to another WDS AP or WDS Bridge. (Four other WDS AP/Bridge units can be linked back to one WDS Access Point using MAC address assignment in the WDS Link Settings.)

WDS Bridge:

This mode is required if you want to create a point-to-point link that is not visible to the public. (Four other WDS AP/Bridge units can be linked back to one WDS Bridge using MAC address assignment in the WDS Link Settings. – It is also worth noting that WDS Bridge is the fastest of all WDS modes.)

WDS Station:

When using WDS Station the device is effectively like a Client Bridge but maintains the integrity of a WDS link in terms MAC address transparency. (You can connect as many WDS Stations to a WDS AP as you require because you do not rely on the WDS Link Settings and simply do a Site Survey to connect to the WDS AP.)

How to Set Up in WDS Bridge Mode

It is quite often that there is a requirement to deploy a wireless bridge between two buildings to share an Internet or network connection and this requires the use of a pair of Outdoor WiFi units.

First, find out what your network IP is. To do this: Click Start –> type “run” –> hit enter –> type “ipconfig” –> Look for the IPv4 address – (this is the IP address that’s needed).

Here I will show you how to set up a generic scenario where a building-to-building link is required.

First of all we need to make a note of the Wireless MAC address of each unit – this can be located on the label on the back and in the Main section from the Status heading.

For this demonstration we will have a Unit A and a Unit B set up in WDS Bridge Mode.

(UNIT A = the bridge that’s connected to the computer)

We will also assume that the Default Gateway/Router of the network has an IP address of 192.168.2.1

The default IP address of the EnGenius Outdoor WiFi unit is 192.168.1.1 (may vary according to model). We need to ensure we’re on the same subnet as the EnGenius unit so give your computer’s Ethernet adapter a temporary static IPv4 address of 192.168.1.20

1. After doing this connect your EnGenius unit to your computer, open a web browser, and in the address bar type in 192.168.1.1 – click enter and you should see a log in box appear.

Use “admin” for both Username and Password.

Select Operation Mode from the menu heading System
Select United Kingdom (or appropriate Country)
Select WDS then Bridge
Click Save & Apply

This will convert the unit’s mode of operation to a WDS Bridge.

2. Next go to the WDS Link Settings from the menu heading Wireless

Set the Security to AES
Enter an AES Passphrase at least 8 characters long (you will use the same passphrase on Unit B) – Select Enable from the Mode box – this will allow you to enter a MAC Address of the other unit.
Type in Mac Address of Unit B (next time we will do vice versa and use the MAC address of Unit A) – Click Accept

(Be aware of Save/Reload: under the Status heading, you can apply multiple changes at once but they won’t take effect until you click Save & Apply from this section, don’t do this just yet…)

3. Go to IP Settings from the menu heading System

As the Router in the network has an address of 168.2.1 we need to give the Engenius unit an IP address that is in the same network range but does not clash with anything else.
Here I’ve used 168.2.100
The Subnet Mask should be 255.255.0
If desired, put in the Router’s address for the Default Gateway (our example is 168.2.1) – Click Accept

4. Go to Save/Reload: under the Status heading and click Save & Apply.

The unit will now be configured as we require but you will no longer be able to access it as the IP address has been changed to a different subnet (the subnet of the router).
Disconnect it from your computer, however, leave it powered up, as we will want to see if we can establish a link after we’ve set up the second unit

5. Now we will configure Unit B – connect it to the computer in the same manner as the last.

Repeat step 1. In this guide.
Repeat step 2. But type in the MAC Address of Unit A (use exactly the same passphrase as before)
Repeat step 3. But give the unit an IP Address of 192.168.2.101 (So it doesn’t clash with the other)
Repeat step 4. You should now see the unit configured as desired.

6. After the unit has rebooted we may have to change the IP Address of the computer to access it –

If so we only need to change the subnet so alter the computer’s Ethernet IPv4 Settings from 168.1.20 to 192.168.2.20

Use the web browser to log into the address 168.2.101 as before and go to WDS Link List under the Status heading.
Here we should be able to see the WDS Link Status and if the wireless bridge is up and running.
So now both the units are configured, each with a static IP address that resides on the same network as the router, finally we change our computer’s Ethernet settings back to Obtain an IP address automatically / viaDHCP.

There are many ways you can use WDS, however, if you wanted a unit to broadcast a publicly visible WiFi Network we could set it (or multiples) up as a WDS AP for additional WiFi coverage.

Guide and images provided by Solwise.

We hope you have found this guide useful. If it has not answered your question you can see related articles on the right or get in contact.

Setting Up Your Comfast Wireless Bridge

Purpose of this Guide

In this article we will take you through how to configure your Comfast Wireless Bridge which can help you guarantee a reliable connection for a wireless CCTV system.

Before You Begin

First of all, remove all components from the packaging and lay them out in front of you.

There will be some small differences depending on the specific equipment you have but the basic idea of a bridge system is (starting from the camera):

Camera sends data to the ‘secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge (via the PoE injector)
‘Secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the ‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge (via wireless connection)
‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the internet router (via the PoE injector)
Internet router sends data to computers/phones/tablets via local connection or internet

Wire Up the Bridge

Take the first panel and run an Ethernet lead from the WAN port to the POE port on the power supply, then take a cable from the LAN port directly to your computer.

Now take the second panel and run a cable from the WAN port to the POE port on the power supply.

Click this link to find out how to configure the settings on your Windows computer.

Make sure on both panels that you have the slider switch in the “on” position. Once done you can follow the remaining steps.

If your internet provider is BT you will want to use the below settings:

The IP address will be 192.168.1.200
Gateway will be 192.168.1.254
Default password for the camera is admin

For TalkTalk you will want to use these settings:

The IP address will be 192.168.1.200
Gateway will be 192.168.1.1
Default password for the camera is admin

For Virgin Media or Sky, it will be these settings:

The IP address will be 192.168.0.200
Gateway will be 192.168.0.1
Default password will be admin

Configuring Your Comfast Bridge

Open a web browser and type 192.168.10.1 into the address bar.

Once the login page has opened up type in admin as the password.

You change the bridge to AP mode.

Change the IP address to what matches your ISP, then click on Next.

Then next page you can either change the SSID or leave it and setup a wireless password key, so no other people can just join the network.

Then click finish. Once this bridge is done, you leave the first bridge plugged in and then wire the 2nd bridge to the PC./Laptop

Log into 2nd bridge and on the setup wizard this time, you will bridge -> Station -> Secondary Site.

Now press the next button and then click on where it says scan. This will show a list of nearby WiFi networks which you will want to select the Comfast one which shows up.

In the password box set a password, you will then want to set the same password on the next page when asked.

Press on the finish button which you will get a progress bar show up. Once done you can take the lead out of the laptop and plug it into your router.

Type the IP address which you set the bridge to into your address bar to bring up the login page again. Once logged in you will see a graph which shows the connection between the two bridges.

Set up and wire a pre-configured Wi-Fi bridge

Purpose of this Guide

This guide shows you how to set up your Comfast bridge, if it has been pre-configured by us.

Even if they don’t seem to work, do not press the reset button on the bridges as this will erase all of the settings and will mean the bridges have to be set back up. If you do this and need us to set the bridges back up for you we will need to book you in for an Engineer Support session. If you want to set it up yourself, please follow the relevant guide below:

Comfast: bit.ly/37DiDC0

Ubiquity: bit.ly/2pSPDVQ

Before You Begin

Please unpack your bridges, cables and power supplies ready and get your computer up and running preferably in the same room as your router.

There will be some small differences depending on the specific equipment you have but the basic idea of a bridge system is (starting from the camera):

Camera sends data to the ‘secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge (via the PoE injector)
‘Secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the ‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge (via wireless connection)
‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the internet router (via the PoE injector)
Internet router sends data to computers/phones/tablets via local connection or internet

Let’s Get Started

Now, watch the following video guide which will walk you through how to wire up and set up your Comfast bridges.

Setting Up Your Ubiquiti NanoBeam Wireless Bridges

Background

There will be some small differences depending on the specific equipment you have but the basic idea of a bridge system is (starting from the camera):

Camera sends data to the ‘secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge (via the PoE injector)
‘Secondary site’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the ‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge (via wireless connection)
‘Home’ Wi-Fi bridge sends data to the internet router (via the PoE injector)
Internet router sends data to computers/phones/tablets via local connection or internet

Below is a video guide on how to set up the Ubiquiti Nano Beams.

Should you need any more help with your Ubiquiti NanoBeams please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.

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UVC G3 Firmware 4.2.59	Firmware	2018-04-17
UVC G2 Firmware 4.2.59	Firmware	2018-04-17
UVC G3 Micro Firmware 4.2.59	Firmware	2018-04-17
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UVC G2 Firmware 4.2.13	Firmware	2018-02-22
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UVC G3 firmware 3.7.0	Firmware	2017-05-17
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