Onvif Device Manager Wikipedia
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ONVIF Device Manager is an open-source software application (currently available for Windows only), which scans your network for cameras, DVR's, and NVR's, trying to locatea stream address that can then be used for connecting your device to Angelcam.

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Who should use this?

If you’ve already setup port-forwarding for your device, but Angelcam can't find a stream automatically and/or:

Your device documentation doesn't mention a RTSP or MJPEG stream path
Your camera supplier or manufacturer provides no support
You can't find any documentation or information on Google

Finding a stream path

Step 1: Be sure that you are on the same network as the device you're trying to discover (advanced users can also try to find a stream address for remotely accessible cameras as well, just use the 'Add' button and specify the public address and forwarded ONVIF port of the remote device)
Step 2: Download and install ONVIF Device Manager (Windows only)
Step 3: Click the 'Refresh' button to scan your network
Step 4: Select 'Live Video' from the menu

Step 5: Copy the stream address, shown under the live video, to your clipboard (be sure to replace your local IP address with the public one when connecting directly)
Note: if your camera is password protected, be sure to enter your credentials in the upper left corner.

Connecting a camera to Angelcam

a) With AngelBox

Step 1: Open AngelBox's Camera Connector, type in your AngelBox's ID, and let AngelBox detect your device
Step 2: Once found, click, 'I want to use a different camera stream channel'
Step 3: Paste the stream address from your clipboard and delete everything except the part after the port. For example if your camera stream has been discovered at 'rtsp://admin:1234@192.168.1.100:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1' use '/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=1' only.

A more detailed procedure is explained here.

b) Without AngelBox

Step 1: Port forwarding needs to be configured on your router for the designated camera
Step 2: Open Camera Connector
Step 3: Paste the stream address
Step 4: Replace the local IP address with the public IP address of your network
Step 5: Replace the stream port of the camera with the port you set up during the configuration of port forwarding in Step 1

A more detailed procedure is explained here.

IMPORTANT: Always make sure your camera/DVR/NVR has synchronized time. If the time is not synchronized, ONVIF pairing might not work.

And that's it! 👏

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Onvif Device Manager Wikipedia

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Affected Roles: Owner, Administrator

Related Digital Watchdog VMS Apps: DW Spectrum

Complexity: Low to Medium

Last Edit: April 9, 2020

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When ONVIF compliant devices are added to a camera network, DW Spectrum, as well as the VMAX IP Plus Series NVRs, will attempt to automatically add it to the Server when using their Auto Discovery feature. However, if the camera is a third-party device and is using its factory default features, issues may arise during this process.

AXIS cameras, for example, can be discovered within the camera network, but will often be unable to be automatically added due to their default security settings. Following AXIS’s v5.40 firmware update, the camera’s ONVIF function is disabled by default.

This article will outline how to configure an AXIS camera for making additions to a VMAX IP Plus unit or to DW Spectrum.

Note: Please use the Digital Watchdog camera compatibility lists for DW Spectrum or for the VMAX IP Plus if you are unsure if the camera will be supported by your Server or NVR.

DW Blackjack Series
VMAX IP Plus Series

When configuring an IP camera, the user must know the camera’s networking information in order to connect with the camera’s web interface, add it to a Server, or for general network awareness.

Most third-party camera manufacturers will provide a detection software tool that can be used to locate the camera on the network, identify its IP address, or to identify its model information.

To acquire this type of software, you can visit the AXIS Management Tools web page and download either the AXIS IP Utility toolor AXIS Device Manager tool.

Alternatively, if you know the camera’s default login information, ONVIF Device Manager (ODM) is another detection tool that can be used to locate and identify ONVIF compliant devices within the camera network. ODM can be acquired from the Source Forge website.

Note: If you are unsure which tool to use or require further assistance, please contact AXIS for more information regarding their cameras. Camera menu layout and features vary by camera model.

To enable ONVIF in an Axis camera:

Locate the camera on the network.

If you do not know the networking information of the camera, use either ODM or the AXIS discovery tools to locate the camera on the network.

Open a web browser and enter the camera’s IP address into the address bar.

Enter the camera’s Administrator login. Refer to the AXIS camera’s User Manual to obtain the default information.

Note: If you are using the default login of the camera, you may be prompted with a notification to change the camera’s password.

Note: If the camera is connected to the integrated PoE switch of a VMAX IP Plus NVR, please read Connecting With Cameras Through Virtual Ports (VMAX IP Plus) to connect with the camera. Otherwise, you must connect the camera to a PoE switch that is separate from the VMAX IP Plus to continue with this setup.

Select the System Options menu.

Select the ONVIF menu.

Click the Add button to add a new ONVIF User.

To create an ONVIF profile for use with Digital Watchdog products, we recommend the following settings:

Username: admin
Password: admin
Confirmation: admin (same as Password)
Level: