According to news from this site on July 26, Jispace Private Cloud announced the launch of the [Monitoring Center] function. Through cameras that support the Onvif protocol, Jispace [Monitoring Center] provides the function of real-time viewing and recording video playback, and all video data is stored locally.
According to reports, ARM platform polar space devices (except the old Z2) provide 4-way camera support, Z4 and Z4S provide 6-way camera support, and Z4Pro and Z423 provide 8-way camera support.
In terms of compatibility, the official said that "almost all cameras that comply with the Onvif standard are supported", including HIKVISION, TP-LINK, MERCURY, Dahua, Uniview, etc.
Let the camera be in normal working condition and turn on the Onvif function, then add the camera on the computer/Web side, click the Add Camera button.
Enter the add window and it will automatically search for cameras in the LAN. If it cannot be found, you can also add the corresponding camera manually. Check the camera you want to add.
The added camera can be renamed, and then you need to enter the username and password of the camera's Onvif account, and click Test to verify; if you add multiple cameras, you can check "Use the same configuration for the next camera" and the system will Automatically use the username and password from the previous camera.
In this step, select the video storage location, and a folder in the monitoring center will be generated in the corresponding storage pool to store the video. Please note that all hard drives cannot sleep after recording is turned on.
Click Finish to view the corresponding camera in the monitoring center. You can also see the camera with the added number on the mobile phone. If you need a sub-account to view it, you can adjust the corresponding permissions in the monitoring permissions.
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