Settings -> Cameras page

The Cameras page provides a list of all connected cameras and gateways, displaying key details and management options.

Camera Table

The camera table provides a quick view of information for all connected cameras on the account, as well as some actions that can be performed on all or individual cameras.

Data Actions

There are 3 data actions you can perform on all cameras

• Download sample file - This downloads a CSV file that includes the structure and format needed when uploading your own bulk camera files

• Export .csv - This exports the current camera data. If there are filters applied, this will download only information for cameras that fall within the defined filter

• Upload .csv - This allows you to upload a csv file (in the format of the sample file you can download in the first option) so you can bulk upload multiple cameras at one time.

Multi camera select

Choosing multiple cameras with the checkboxes to the far left allows you to edit the stream settings for multiple cameras. This way you can set the same stream settings for multiple cameras at once.

Camera Information

For each camera, you can view:

• Thumbnail

• Name

• Gateway information (when applicable)

• Connection Status (Online/Offline)

• Recording Status (Active/Inactive)\

• Site (Location of the camera)

• Subscription Plan

• AI Credit Usage

• Actions Menu

Camera Actions

The Action Menu allows you to:

• Adjust Streaming Settings

• Access the Camera Web UI

• Modify Camera Settings

• Remove the Camera

Adding a New Camera

To add a new camera, follow the three-step setup wizard after clicking the "Add Cam" button.

Step 1: Enter Connection Parameters

Depending on the camera type, enter the required details:

Uplink Cameras

• Serial Number (S/N)

• MAC Address

• Username and Password (if the camera has a dedicated ONVIF user, then use its credentials)

Direct IP Cameras

• IP Address or Domain Name

• HTTP Port

• RTSP Port

• Username and Password (if the camera has a dedicated ONVIF user, then use its credentials)

Uplink Gateway

Existing Gateway

If the gateway is already connected, then select a Gateway

and then enter the local IP address and ports of the camera that is in the same network with the Gateway:

• Local IP Address

• HTTP Port (usually 80)

• RTSP Port (usually 554)

• Username and Password (if the camera has a dedicated ONVIF user, then use its credentials)

New Gateway

Add a new Gateway by clicking on “Add Gateway” button.

For OpenWRT Gateways enter the following:

• Serial Number (S/N)

• MAC Address

• Gateway Username and Password

For Docker Gateways:

• Gateway ID

• Gateway Username and Password

Proceed with adding cameras as for the existing gateways.

Step 2: Configure Stream Parameters

• Select the desired:

  • Resolution

  • Frame Rate (FPS)

  • Bitrate

Step 3: Assign a Virtual Plan

• Choose an available service plan, such as:

  • "30 Days Recording"

  • "30 Days Recording with AI"

Once completed, the camera will be added and ready for use.