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Setup Log in to the router via 192.168.0.1. You can open a CMD command and type IPCONFIG, look for your gateway IP Create a password for the TP-Link. LAN and DHCP Settings If the NVR is on a 192.168.1 network, go to the network LAN settings and change the...

Possible issues: The modem is not in bridge mode. The router is not connected to Port 1 of the modem. Depending on your internet service provider, please follow these steps: Optimum: Find the CMAC (Cable Modem MAC address) of the modem. Call Optimu...

Ping the DDNS or IP address to check for connectivity. Use Command Prompt (CMD) and type "ping [DDNS or IP address]". If there's no result, it could be a DDNS issue, an internet issue, or a firewall blocking the connection. Common issues and soluti...

Introduction At Secured Volts, we pride ourselves on delivering seamless and secure surveillance solutions for our clients. To ensure the highest level of service, our technicians and installers need to be well-versed in configuring Hikvision NVRs and cameras...

Introduction Activating your Hikvision NVR and cameras is a crucial step in setting up a secure and reliable surveillance system. In this guide, we will focus on the local activation process using the NVR interface. Following these steps will help ensure the ...

Introduction After activating your Hikvision NVR, it's essential to activate each camera in your surveillance system. Local camera activation ensures that every device in your system is secured and protected from unauthorized access. This guide will provide y...

Adding Cameras to the NVR: Local Registration and Remote Detection Introduction Once your Hikvision NVR and cameras are activated, the next step is to add the cameras to the NVR for seamless surveillance. This guide will cover two methods for adding cameras ...