The document provides instructions for using P2P technology to remotely monitor devices through a mobile app or web browser. It describes installing the mobile client app, registering an account, adding and managing devices, viewing live video streams, searching recorded video, and configuring alarm settings and notifications. The P2P function allows remote access and monitoring without port forwarding by scanning a QR code to connect devices to the mobile app.
The document provides instructions for using P2P technology to remotely monitor devices through a mobile app or web browser. It describes installing the mobile client app, registering an account, adding and managing devices, viewing live video streams, searching recorded video, and configuring alarm settings and notifications. The P2P function allows remote access and monitoring without port forwarding by scanning a QR code to connect devices to the mobile app.
The document provides instructions for using P2P technology to remotely monitor devices through a mobile app or web browser. It describes installing the mobile client app, registering an account, adding and managing devices, viewing live video streams, searching recorded video, and configuring alarm settings and notifications. The P2P function allows remote access and monitoring without port forwarding by scanning a QR code to connect devices to the mobile app.
The document provides instructions for using P2P technology to remotely monitor devices through a mobile app or web browser. It describes installing the mobile client app, registering an account, adding and managing devices, viewing live video streams, searching recorded video, and configuring alarm settings and notifications. The P2P function allows remote access and monitoring without port forwarding by scanning a QR code to connect devices to the mobile app.
1.1. P2P Function P2P function is our own designed Private NAT Penetrate technology, there is no need to apply the DNS, no need UPnP port mapping, you can easily remote access to the device by scan the QR code, keep your eyes on baby/elder caring or shops monitoring, it will also notify the user automatically by email or message when abnormality happens.
1.2. P2P Features
Fast Installation: Register by Scan the QR code in 3 steps. Mobile Application: Live viewing at any time, any place. Easy management: Control many devices by one account.
2. P2P settings 2.1. Web setup Step 1: Login device by web browser, choose [Main Menu] > [Network]> [Cloud], enter “cloud” interface. See figure 1 as below.
3.1. Mobile client installation Method 1: Scan the QR code from Web client or DVR to obtain software download address, see figure 1 and figure 2 or blow picture.
Android iPhone Method 2: You can go to Google Market or App store to search “QVeye” for download and installation.
3.2. User registration
Step 1: Click the logo Qveye to start the program after Mobile client software installation finished, see figure 3.
2 Figure 3 login Figure 4 user registration Step 2: click “Register” to creat a account. This user refers to the users of QV cloud, a user can manage, operate more than one device which support P2P cloud function. At the same time, you can get the password back on this interface. Step 3: Input ID, password, E-mail and so on, then click “Register” to finish the new user registration. See figure 4.
3.3. User login and main menu
Enter software login interface, input user ID and password which you have registered to login, see figure 3. After login, the system main menu is shown as below, it include: Real time monitoring, Device manage, Server Video, Alarming option, Local Video,Screenshot,Change Password, Local Configuration and Login out, see figure 5.
① ② Figure 5 Main menu 3.4. Device Manage Choose device manage to enter device list interface, you can add, delete and modify device on this interface. Add device
Click the button in the lower left corner, then choose “add device” to enter a new interface, you can connect the device by P2P or address. See figure 6.
3 ① ② ③ Figure 6 Add device
[Alias]: device alias name.
[Link mode]: P2P or address to connect the device. [Cloud ID]: you can input it by Scan the QR code,see figure 1 and figure 2. [Producer]: choose UMSP for our product. [Address]: input IP address or domain name. [Port]: TCP port of DVR, default is 34567. [User ID]: the user of login DVR, default is admin. [Password]: the password of login DVR, default is no password. [Channels]: the number of DVR channels. [Stream type]: main or sub to connect the device.
Modify/delete device
In the device manage interface, click the arrow to choose modify parameters, modify device name or delete device. See figure 7 as below:
① ② Figure 7 Modify device 3.5.Real time monitoring Choose real time monitoring on main menu interface to enter live viewing interface, choose the device that you want to monitor, it will display all the cameras under this device. Choose “all device” to connect all cameras. See Figure 8 as below. 4 ① ② ③ ④ Figure 8 Video monitoring 3.6. Server Video Search and playback the video files which saved in the hard disk of DVR by channel/event type/time selection, see figure 9 as below:
① ② ③ Figure 9 Remote playback 3.7.Alarming option Alarming Alarming means register the alarm type from the server. In alarm setting interface, choose the device
and click the arrow at the right side, choose “Alarming” to set alarm function. Alarm type includes: Moving Detect, Video Cover, Video Loss, Probe Alarm, see Figure 10 as below:
① ② Figure 10 Alarming setting
5 DisAlarming You can set disalarming for those devices under alarm function. Click the arrow on those devices under alarm function, choose “DisAlarming” to release the alarm, see figure 11 as below:
Figure 11 Disalarming Alarming record Manage the device by alarm record, click the arrow on those devices under alarm function, choose Record to enter the Alarm List interface, you can manage the alarm record by query search, uppage /downpage search and delete the alarm record, see figure 12 as below:
Figure 12 alarming record
3.8. Local Video You may check the recording detail information or play it after finish local recording. The recording files are named by recording date, see Figure 13 as below:
6 ① ② Figure 13 local video 3.9. Screenshot You can screenshot the picture and save it to mobile phone under live viewing interface, also you can query or delete those pictures, see figure 14 as below:
① ② Figure 14 Screenshot 3.10. Change Password You can change the password to login the P2P server. See figure 15.
Figure 15 Change Password Figure 16 Local Configuration
3.11. Local Configuration Choose local configuration on main menu to enter local configuration interface, see figure 16. Set the PTZ speed length Enable the No-Disurb function or Alarm voice for alarming function.
3.12.Login out Exit the menu. Need to re-login next time when enter the menu. 7 4. Web client operation Step 1: Make sure that the device can access to Internet, entering the URL: http://qveye.net. For the
first visit, please click to download the plug-ins. See below picture.
Figure 17.Cloud login
Step 2: Choose By Device to login, input device ID, username and password to connect the device. (Check the Device ID in figure 1 and figure 2) Step 3: You can also login By User, which you need to register your user name and password first Step 4: Click login to enter cloud service interface as below:
