

Here's a brief explanation of why this happens:Įvery router these days has a built-in firewall which blocks traffic from the internet from accessing the internal local network behind the router.

We commonly hear from customers the complaint that they are able to see their video recorder from a computer on the same router, but not from their phone or from a computer at another location. This guide will take you through the steps of configuring port forwarding on your router, using a Arris TG862G broadband router/modem as example. It is a configuration setting in your router that must be set properly in order to view your security camera system from the internet. The current version of the software is available to download for free from and will soon be included in all ABUS embedded recorders as standard.Port forwarding is essential to making your security DVR or NVR accessible from online using either your computer or mobile device. Its range of functions is also suitable for larger systems, such as in chain stores, shopping centres and monitoring stations. These can be located across multiple sites, and a mix of technologies (IP, analogue, analogue HD, HD-SDI) is also possible. The CMS software also allows for the use of a USB keypad (TVAC26010) to control PTZ cameras.ĪBUS CMS is used to operate multiple ABUS recorders in one system. The integrated alarm manager with pop-up function helps with handling this wealth of images, immediately displaying system/alarm events (motion etc.). Up to 64 live cameras or 16 playback channels can be displayed simultaneously across four monitors – and a video wall solution (via a TV wall decoder such as the TVAC26100) allows as many 100 live cameras across 16 monitors. Live cast and playback, alarm manager with pop-up

The SMART search function, which evaluates motion events in the recording, helps to speed up the search for incidents. Time is saved as snapshots can be taken directly from the live cast. The new interface design is intuitive and provides a vast overview, in part by displaying the camera archive as a time bar. High performance, simple to use, clear overviews The straightforward user interface allows you to integrate video data from different recorders into one overall monitoring system. Requires Windows 7 or higher.Ī wide variety of options, from remote access to one recorder through to management of 256 devices and 1024 cameras in one system. Includes a clear new look and advanced professional functions. Using the Central Monitor Station (CMS) software, you can monitor, control, and manage the video data from your ABUS recorder on your PC.
