How to Log into a Hikvision IP camera that is connected to a Hikvision NVR?

Step 1 Open up SADP program (download here – https://www.securitywholesalers.com.au/faqs/hikvision-sadp-tool-can-download/ SADP will give you the IP address of the recorder . You should see the IP address next to the

How do I configure Hikvision cameras via IP address?

Log into the IP address of the NVR. (if you’re not sure as to the IP addrress of the NVR, download SADP) Go to Configuration > System > Camera (on

How do I unbind my Hik Connect Account from my NVR or Camera?

CCTV Unbinding guide below:

How to Configure Hik Connect with Gui 4.0 V4

Step 1 – Go to System > Network > TCP/IP. Tick “Enable DHCP” and “Enable Obtain DNS…” then click Apply Step 2 – Go to System > Network > Advanced > Platform

How to Configure Acusense Cameras (if you need to log into the camera)?

This quick guide shows you how to set up an accurate perimeter guarding system and continuous/event recording with an AcuSense camera and AcuSense NVR or a normal IPC and an

Acusense cameras – can they operate standalone to filter out vehicle / human activity?

Yes, you can use them standalone with the strobe or speaker on the camera or with a normal NVR. The filtering gets done in the camera as the camera has

8MP Cameras on 4CH – Bandwidth issues?

Some customers have advised they are getting max bandwidth issues with their 8MP cameras. Below are recommended settings from Hikvision to ensure you don’t have bandwidth issues while retaining the

How to Fix Blurry Night Images – Dome

A common question relating to blurry images relates to vandalproof domes – night time images can appear blurry or foggy due to dirty/greasy dome bubble, reflection from nearby objects or

Hikvision Face Detection Settings and Configurations

Your hikvision camera could potentially send you notifications when faces are detected. Please excuse the quality of the video, but the content is good

What is Hikvision SADP Tool? Where can I download?

SADP stands for search active device protocol, it’s Hikvision’s free and simple utility for searching Hikvision products (including IP cameras and DVRs/NVRs) in the local network. Its commonly used for: