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Local Security Gateway Setup Guide
Local Security Gateway Setup Guide Step 1: Connecting the Video Gateway Connect to Network: Using an ethernet cable, plug in the video gateway to your Local Area Network (LAN). Ensure that the network does not have a firewall preventing ...
Local Security Gateway Overview
Local Security's Smart Gateway is a drop-in hardware with the purpose to connect your local network to the cloud in bulk. Our Gateway auto-discovers and connects any ONVIF compliant camera or NVR from your local network to the cloud hassle-free. The ...
Gateway FAQ's
Here you can find the answers to the frequently asked questions related to the Local Security Gateway. Gateway specifications: Number of cameras up to 32, depending on the cameras' bitrate configuration Size 9.5 х 6 х 3.5 centimeters Power supply ...
Configuring a static IP address on the Local Security Gateway
For the push module to work properly on the Local Security Gateway you can use both static and automatic IP addresses. Though for convenience a static IP address is recommended when Local Security Gateway is accessed remotely, this will allow you to ...
How to Connect NVRs/DVRs through Local Security Gateway
Connecting NVRs using a 3dEYE gateway is a convenient way to connect NVRs with the 3dEYE platform. Step 1: Adding an ONVIF user in the NVR Our system allows users to add their NVRs/DVRs using the ONVIF method as well as through the Local Security ...

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How to Add a Camera using Generic Option
Virtually any IP camera that has an RTSP stream can be added to our system. In order to add a camera to our system using the Generic option, you will need to configure a port forwarding rule to allow our servers to reach the camera's RTSP stream. The ...
How can I become a Beta Tester?
Enterprise customers are automatically eligible for early beta access to new features in development. Beta features are not fully baked! Don't hold it against us if your computer starts to make funny noises... just kidding! (sort of )
My internet is not stable, how would I prevent loss of footage?
The best solution will depend on the number of cameras and the expected storage duration. Some of the options you can use include the installation of NVR on the premises or installing SD cards in each camera. Contact your local integrator to ...
How do I Test Signals on Bounty Hunter Web
How to Test Signals in Bounty Hunter After you have added a camera, you can test the signals by going in to the chosen Site. In the Cameras tab you will see the "Enable Signal Test" button, You can use this button to turn your cameras on to test ...
Using the IPVM system to design your site.
The IPVM calculator is a fantastic tool for you to use when setting up a new site to ensure maximum coverage based on area and camera capabilities. This will be your guide to utilizing this tool. Step 1: Login into your IPVM and then click ...

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