VIKYLIN 4MP-6MP POE VD Series IP Camera Instructions

June 15, 2024
VIKYLIN

4MP-6MP POE VD Series IP Camera

POE Security Camera System

Specifications

  • Camera Features: 4MP/6MP POE IP camera dome/bullet, night
    vision, smart detection, built-in Mic optional, SD storage
    optional, motorized VF lens optional, 4X/5X zoom optional

  • Plug and Play with Dahua POE NVR, can also work with ONVIF,
    easy access to third-party NVR and video surveillance system

  • Management Software: Smart PSS, GDMSS,IDMSS, Easy4ip ,also easy
    setup in Blue Iris and VLC.

  • Easy P2P monitoring via smart phone APP(Android/IOS)

  • IP67, IK10, Metal Body

  • Power Supply: DC 12V or POE 803.2a.f

  • Note: OEM model POE camera customized from dahua WITHOUT BRAND
    LOGO ,don’t support firmware update. you can also add the camera to
    your security system referencing dahua official website
    guidance.

  • Default IP: 192.168.1.108. Default user name and password are
    both admin. In order to enable the camera to get access to the
    network smoothly, please set the useable IP segment reasonably
    according to the actual network environment.

Camera Setup

1. Camera

1.1 Camera Features:

4MP/6MP POE IP camera dome/bullet, night vision, smart
detection, built-in Mic optional, SD storage optional, motorized VF
lens optional, 4X/5X zoom optional
Plug and Play with Dahua POE NVR, can also work with ONVIF, easy
access to third-party NVR and video surveillance system
Management Software: Smart PSS, GDMSS,IDMSS, Easy4ip ,also easy
setup in Blue Iris and VLC.
Easy P2P monitoring via smart phone APP(Android/IOS)
IP67, IK10, Metal Body
Power Supply: DC 12V or POE 803.2a.f
Note:
1.OEM model POE camera customized from dahua WITHOUT BRAND LOGO
,don’t support firmware update. you can also add the camera to your
security system referencing dahua official website guidance.
2.Default IP: 192.168.1.108. Default user name and password are
both admin. In order to enable the camera to get access to the
network smoothly, please set the useable IP segment reasonably
according to the actual network environment.

1.2 Device Initialization

Some models of cameras have been initialized after factory
testing (such as HDW4631C-A,
HDBW4631R-S,HDBW4631R-ZS,HDBW4631R-AS,HDW4631C-A,HFW4631H-ZSA,HFW4431RZ
and HFW4631F-ZSA. Some model cameras are uninitialized( such as
hdw4433C-A, HDBW4433R-ZS,HFW4433M-I2).
Step1: Install ConfigTooL
Firstly open the official website: https://www.dahuasecurity.com,
then select the detailed pages Support > Download
Center>Tools > Maintenance Tools (download the ToolBox for
Microsoft system, you can also directly download the Config Tool
for Mac system. Download the ToolBox for an example ) > Download
the ToolBox > Click the Install to install the Config TooL. (See
Figure 1-1 – Figure 1-5)

Step2: Initialize Camera

Note: The following 2 lines of red warnings show the same IP
conflict in the same LAN, you have to modify different IP addresses
for the same IP devices. (See Figure 1-11)

1.3 Modify IP Address

Steps: Select the devices that the IP need to be modified >
Select the Search Setting and enter the camera’s user name and
password > Click Modify IP or > Select the Static, and enter
the start IP, subnet mask and gateway according to your LAN >
Click OK to complete the IP modification. (See Figure 1-12)
Note: You can set the DHCP mode if the local network can support
the DHCP service, the device will automatically be assigned an IP
address from the DHCP server.

1.4 Login WEB Interface

Steps: Open IE browser, enter the camera’s IP address you have
set Or click to quickly open IE interface > Enter username and
password and click Login.> Download the plug-in when you log in
for the first time > When plug-in installation is completed,
refresh existing web pages or re-login, then the captured video
image will be displayed. (See Figure 1-13 – Figure 1-15)

Connect cameras to NVR

[Instructions for connecting cameras to NVR]

FAQ

Q: Can the camera work with third-party NVR?

A: Yes, the camera can work with Dahua POE NVR as well as ONVIF
compatible NVRs.

Q: What is the default IP and login credentials for the

camera?

A: The default IP is 192.168.1.108 and the default username and
password are both admin. It is recommended to set a usable IP
segment according to your network environment.

POE Security Camera System
Quick User Guide
Table of Contents
1. Camera………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….1 1.1 Camera Features ………………………………………………………………………………………… 1 1.2 Device Initialization……………………………………………………………………………………….. 1 1.3 Modify IP Address ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 7 1.4 Login WEB Interface …………………………………………………………………………………….7
2. Camera Setup……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 9 3. Connect cameras to NVR ………………………………………………………………………………..13

3.1 System Topology (reference only) ……………………………………………………………..13 3.2 Dahua NVR Configuration ………………………………………………………………………….14 3.3 NVR Configuration with ONVIF (Take Hikvision NVR as an example)………..19 4. Mobile Phone APP ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 26 4.1 Download and install APP …………………………………………………………………………. 26 4.2 Add Device ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 26

1.Camera
1.1 Camera Features:
4MP/6MP POE IP camera dome/bullet, night vision, smart detection, built-in Mic optional, SD storage optional, motorized VF lens optional, 4X/5X zoom optional
Plug and Play with Dahua POE NVR, can also work with ONVIF, easy access to third-party NVR and video surveillance system
Management Software: Smart PSS, GDMSS,IDMSS, Easy4ip ,also easy setup in Blue Iris and VLC.
Easy P2P monitoring via smart phone APP(Android/IOS) IP67, IK10, Metal Body Power Supply: DC 12V or POE 803.2a.f Note:
1.OEM model POE camera customized from dahua WITHOUT BRAND LOGO ,don’t support firmware update. you can also add the camera to your security system referencing dahua official website guidance.
2.Default IP :192.168.1.108. Default user name and password are both admin. In order to enable the camera to get access to the network smoothly, please set the useable IP segment reasonably according to the actual network environment.
1.2 Device Initialization
Some models of cameras have been initialized after factory testing (such as HDW4631C-A, HDBW4631R-S,HDBW4631R-ZS,HDBW4631R-AS,HDW4631C-A,HFW4631H- ZSA,HFW4431RZ and HFW4631F-ZSA. Some model cameras are uninitialized( such as hdw4433C-A, HDBW4433R-ZS,HFW4433M-I2). Step1: Install ConfigTooL
Firstly open the official website :https://www.dahuasecurity.com,then select the detailed pages “Support” > “Download Center”>”Tools” > “Maintenance Tools” (download the ToolBox for Microsoft system, you can also directly download the Config Tool for Mac system . Download the ToolBox for an example ) > “Download the ToolBox” > Click the “”Install” to install the Config TooL. (See Figure 1-1 – Figure 1-5)
-1-

Figure 1-1
Figure 1-2 Figure 1-3
-2-

Figure 1-4

Step2:Initialize Camera

Figure 1-5

Connect the camera to the LAN (local area network) > Open the the ConfigTool to search for the devices that need to be initialized > Select the device and Click the “initialize” > Enter your new password and confirm the password you have entered > Enter a email address to reset the password in case you forget the initial password you have set > Click the”Next”> Click the ” OK ” ,then the camera start being been initialized> Wait a few seconds to complete the initialization. (See Figure 1-6 – Figure 1-10)

-3-

Figure 1-6
Figure 1-7
-4-

Figure 1-8
Figure 1-9
-5-

Figure 1-10 Note:
The following 2 lines of red warnings show the same IP conflict in the same LAN, you have to modify different IP addresses for the same IP devices . (See Figure 1-11)
Figure 1-11
-6-

1.3 Modify IP Address

Steps: Select the devices that the IP need to be modified > Select the “Search Setting”

and enter the camera’s user name and password > Click “Modify IP

or

Select the “Static”, and enter the start IP, subnet mask and gateway

according to your LAN > Click “OK” to complete the IP modification. (See Figure 1-12)

Note: You can set the DHCP mode if the local network can support the DHCP service, the device will
automatically be assigned a IP address from the DHCP server.

Figure 1-12

1.4 Login WEB Interface

Steps: Open IE browser, enter the camera’s IP address you have set Or click

to quickly open

IE interface > Enter username and password and click “Login”.> Download the plug-in when you

log in for the first time > When plug-in installation is completed, refresh existing web pages or

re-login, then the captured video image will be displayed. (See Figure 1-13 – Figure 1-15)

-7-

Figure 1-13 Figure 1-14
Figure 1-15
-8-

2.Camera Setup

< Conditions > Select “Setup” > “Camera” > “Conditions” > ,the system will display the settings for the camera conditions. (See Figure 2-1) < Zoom and Focus >

Figure 2-1

Note:

Only motorized vari-focal devices support focus and zoom function, like IPC- HDBW4431R-ZS,

IPC-HFW4431R-Z , IPC-HDBW4631R-ZS, IPC-HFW4631H-ZSA )

Select “Setup” > “Camera” > “Conditions” > “Zoom and Focus” ,the system will display the zoom and focus settings. See Figure 2-2

-9-

Figure 2-2 < Video > Select “Setup” > “Camera” > “Video” , the system will display the video setting interface. (See Figure 2-3)
Figure 2-3
– 10 –

< Motion Detection > Select “Setup” >”Event” > “Video Detection” >”Motion Detection”>”Area Setup”, the system will display the “Motion Detection” setting interface. ( Firstly select the ” Enable” to enable the motion detection function). (See Figure 2-4 – Figure 2-5) Figure 2-4 Figure 2-5 Note: 1\. Different colors stand for different areas; can set different colors for different detection area. 2. The red line in the Oscillogram means triggering motion detection; green line means not – 11 –

triggering motion detection.

< Smart Plan > Select “Setup” >”Event” > “Smart Plan” ,the system will display the “Smart Plan” setting interface. ( Firstly enable the smart plan before making the settings for IVS,Face Detection and other smart functions). ( See Figure 2-6 ) < IVS >

Figure 2-6

Select “Setup” >”Event” > “IVS”, the system will display the “IVS” setting interface. Click ” ” to set rule name and select the rule type. ( See Figure 2-7)

– 12 –

Figure 2-7
3.Connect cameras to NVR
3.1.System Topology (reference only)
3.1.1 NVR without POE ( See Figure 3-1 )
Figure 3-1
– 13 –

3.1.2 NVR with POE ( See Figure 3-2 )
Figure 3-2 The camera can work with Dahua POE NVR,Plug and Play, besides,the IP camera also supports standard ONVIF protocol ,which can be added to third- party video recorder easily with ONVIF. Note:
1 Before connecting cameras to NVR that has POE switch ,make sure the NVR and cameras have valid IP scheme that matchs each other.( e.g.: Hikvison NVR POE Port’s IP Network Segment is 192.168.25.XX, so the camera IP must be 192.168.25.XX)
2 Before connecting cameras to NVR that has no POE switch, make sure the NVR , cameras and the POE switch router have valid IP scheme that matchs each other.( e.g.: POE switch router router’s IP is 192.168.1.1, so the camera IP must be 192.168.1.XX)
3 Some POE NVR models support plug and play(such as Dahua POE NVR), if the “Plug & Play”feature is not available or not applicable, please add camera manually.
3.2 Dahua NVR Configuration
3.2.1 Dahua POE NVR Configuration, Plug and Play Steps1:Just play and plug, connect cameras to NVR’s POE Ports, and then connect monitor and NVR via VGA or HDMI ports, power for those devices.
– 14 –

Steps2: The camera will automatically match the IP address of the NVR’s POE switch , refresh few seconds, video is showing, adding camera successfully. IP address of NVR`s POE SWITCH : 10.1.1.X65 .( See Figure 3-3 – Figure 3-5 )
Figure 3-3
Figure 3-4
– 15 –

Figure 3-5 3.2.2 Dahua NVR (WITHOUT POE) Configuration, adding camera manually Steps1: Connect cameras to POE switch or router `s Ports ,and then connect monitor and NVR via VGA or HDMI ports, power for those devices .Confirm the the LAN is available, and make sure the NVR , cameras and the POE switch router have valid IP scheme that matchs each other.( e.g.: POE switch router router’s IP is 192.168.1.1, so the camera and NVR’s IP must be 192.168.1.XX ). (See Figure 3-6) Step2: Access NVR’s UI page > Select”Main Menu” > “SETTING”>”Camera” > “REGISTRATION” (See Figure 3-7) Step3: Select “Manual add” > Enter camera’s IP address and password > Click “OK” > Refresh few seconds, video is showing, adding camera successfully. (See Figure3-8 – Figure3-10 )
– 16 –

Figure 3-6
Figure 3-7
– 17 –

Figure 3-8
Figure 3-9
– 18 –

Figure 3-10
You can also login in the IE Web interface of the NVR to add the camera manually. (See Figure 3-11)
– 19 –

Figure 3-11 < Dahua NVR Web Adding Interface >
3.3 NVR Configuration with ONVIF (Take Hikvision NVR as an example)
3.3.1 Camera connect to Hikvison POE NVR (NVR have POE Ports)
Note: 1.Make sure the POE switch’s IP address of the NVR and cameras have valid IP scheme that matchs each other
2. Enable the “ONVIF” of the camera and NVR in Web interface.
Step1: Search for the NVR’s internal NIC IPv4 address. Access NVR’ s UI page>Select “System” >”Network” > “TCP/IP” > ” internal NIC IPv4 address” . ( See Figure 3-12 ) Step2: Modify the camera’s IP to match the same network segment with NVR . ( See Figure 3-14 ) Step3: Connect camera to NVR’s POE Ports and add camera manually with ONVIF Access NVR’s UI page>Select “camera”

Select the camera’s connecting channel number>Click the add button > Select “Manual” for the adding method > Select “ONVIF” > Enter the camera’s IP address ,user name and password > Select “OK”,refresh few seconds,video is showing,adding camera successfully. ( See Figure 3-15- Figure 3-17 )
– 20 –

Figure 3-12
Figure 3-14
– 21 –

Figure 3-15 Figure 3-16
Figure 3-17 You can also login in the IE Web interface of the NVR to add the camera manually. ( See Figure 3-18 )
– 22 –

Figure 3-18
3.3.2 Camera connect to Hikvison NVR via Router or POE Switch (NVR havn’t POE Ports)
Note: 1.Make sure the NVR and cameras ‘IP address have valid IP scheme that matchs each other 2.Enable the “ONVIF” of the camera and NVR in Web interface
Step 1:Modify the IP address of camera and NVR to make sure the NVR , cameras and the POE switch router have valid IP scheme that matchs each other.( e.g.: POE switch router’s IP is 192.168.1.1, so the camera and NVR’s IP must be 192.168.1.XX) . (See Figure 3-19 – Figure 3-20)
Step2: Add camera to NVR manually with ONVIF Access NVR’s UI page > Select “camera” > Select the camera’s connecting channel number>Click the add button

Select “Manual” for the adding method > Select “ONVIF” > Enter the camera’s IP address,user name and password > Select “OK”,refresh few seconds,video is showing,adding camera successfully. (See Figure 3-21 – Figure 3-23)
< Config TooL for modifying Camera’s IP >

Figure 3-19
< SADP for modifying NVR’s IP >
– 23 –

change 170

Figure 3-20
Figure 3-21 Figure 3-22
– 24 –

Figure 3-23 You can also login in the IE Web interface of the NVR to add the camera manually (See Figure 3-24)
Figure 3-24 < Hikvision NVR Web Adding Interface >
4. Mobile Phone APP
– 25 –

4.1 Download and install APP You can directly scan the QR code below based on your smartphone system to download app
for Android or IOS ( DMSS ) , you can also go to the “Google Play” or “App Store” to download and install it.

Mobile Phone APP for IOS:

Mobile Phone APP for Android :

4.2 Add Device
1. Scan the QR code on the p2p of the device, and fill in the device name and device account password according to the prompts.

1

2

3

– 26 –

4

5

1. Click “+”add device. 2. Scan the QR code of the device or enter the device sequence list. 3. Select device model. 4. Enter device name and password. 5. Real-time preview.

Note: you can use the ConfigTool or login in the IE web pages to find the SN of the camera. ( See Figure 4-10 – Figure 4-11 )

Figure 4-10
– 27 –

Figure 4-11
Dear Customer Thank you for your recent purchase of our IP cameras. We hope you will
be pleased with both the product and service you received. If not, please give our helpful customer service team an opportunity to improve your experience right away; our team members are more than happy to help. .
Meanwhile, we also welcome you to post a Product Review so that others can benefit from your experience. As a growing business, we know how scarce time can be, so we especially appreciate your time and input.
– 28 –

We’re always looking for ways to improve, so thanks again for your business, support ,and feedback.
Warm Regards Customer Tech Support Team
– 29 –

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)  >>

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>

Related Manuals