Associate a video device with an ADC-CSVR2000P/2008P/2016P so that it can start recording footage. Video devices can be associated at any time using the Alarm.com Website.
A video device can only record video to a single SVR at a time. The video device’s existing SVR recording schedule must be deleted before the video device can be associated with a different SVR.
Associate a video device with an ADC-CSVR using the Alarm.com Website
Note: The following steps are performed after the SVR is attached to the customer’s account.
- Verify that all of the video devices for the SVR to record from are enrolled.
- Log into the Customer Website.
- Click Video.
- Click Recording Rules.
- Click Local Recordings.
- Click + Add New Schedule.
- In Record from this camera, click to select the video device to record to the SVR
- Using the At the following frame rate dropdown menu, select the desired frame rate.
- Using the At this resolution dropdown menu, select the desired resolution.
- Using the At this quality dropdown menu, select the desired quality.
- Click Advanced Options (only available for some devices) to expand additional configuration settings:
- Auto-find IP Address lets users either have the device choose the IP and port or enter that information themselves.
- Maximum Bitrate affects the quality of the image. Higher values improve image quality and decrease the duration of the footage. Lower values do the opposite.
- Enhanced Compression for Indoor Cameras maximizes the duration of the indoor camera’s recorded footage.
- Click the Deep Motion Detection toggle switch to enable Deep Motion Detection. Deep Motion Detection uses Video Analytics to detect motion only if the subjects are people or vehicles.
- Click Save Schedule.
Recommendations for associating Wi-Fi devices to an ADC-CSVR2000P/08P/16P
Use an SG130 in the wireless connection configuration to significantly improve the experience when using wireless devices in conjunction with the Stream Video Recorder.
When connecting a wireless device (i.e., Alarm.com wireless cameras and/or POE to Wi-Fi bridges) to a compatible SVR, it is recommended to enroll these devices to an SG130 for their network connection. The SG130 is designed to internally handle DHCP leases for its attached devices as well as the routing required to allow them to successfully stream to the SVR.
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