Arc Setup Guide
Arc Setup Guide
Please fully complete the Application Form including a site sketch to show the locations of all cameras and
cameras number.
Send the complete form using the Email to button this is located on the bottom of the form. Or email to the
admin team at [email protected]
Where possible we require 24hours notice and for BS8418 systems we require 7days notice for the
Application Form to be processed prior to the walk test and connection to Qvis Monitoring.
Please contact your account manager or Hannah to book your connection appointment.
At the time of your appointment a member of our technical team 02392 488302 will call prior to connection
with the arc, you will need to have a laptop with TeamViewer installed also with remote log in details for the
router (WAN IP/ PORT NUMBER/ USER NAME & PASSWORD/MAKE /MODEL /FIRMWARE VERSION OF YOUR
UNIT) for technical to be able assist with configuration.
Once this has been completed your connection form will be processed in the arc and we will proceed to
complete the walk test and connection. The connection will then go through a 14 day soak period where
any technical or maintenance issues will be reported and need to be resolved.
Qvis Monitoring LTD,
36 New Lane, Havant, Hampshire, PO9 2JL
Tel: 0845 450 9992
Email: [email protected]
Website: qvismonitoring.co.uk
Connect one end of the ethernet cable to a spare port on the router and the
other end to the network port on your laptop/PC.
If you are unsure how to access your routers configuration menu please visit:
www.portforward.com
This website provides step-by-steps guides for nearly every router being used at the moment. Follow these steps:
3 Click on the 1 Follow a guide located here or click on the left hand list link Port forwarding guides
and follow the instructions choose which ever router model you have eg. Netgear
4 Ignore advert and Click close at the top of advert.
5 Choose the correct model number eg. CG814G
6 Choose DVR model from A-Z list Qvis Apollo DVR (All iRange DVRs/ NVRs) and follow the instructions.
7 Use the TCP Port, UDP Port & HTTP Port (for the i-Range DVR/NVRs) and IP address details.
(normally TCP=37777, UDP= 37778, http = 80)
8 Once you have completed the port forwarding process on the router you will need to double check to see if the port is open
on your networks IP address.
9 Visit WWW.PING.EU, click on Port Check, and input the IP address & port number found on your TCP/IP network setting on
your DVR/NVR.
If you have not got a static IP address for your network (you can buy
a static IP address if you own a registered company), and instead a
dynamic IP address, you need to go to www.dyndns.com and register
so that it can help keep track of your ever changing dynamic IP address.
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2 Right click on screen,
the mini menu will appear,
select MAIN MENU.
- DDNS Type
- Domain Name
- Password
- Server IP
- User Name
Once this has been competed you will not have to worry about continuously updating you IP address details in the TCP/IP
section to the NETWORK menu.
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1 Right click on screen,
3 Click TCP/IP on the left hand side of the menu and tick
the DHCP box. This will reset the IP ADDRESS, SUBNET
MASK and DEFAULT GATEWAY values to zero.
HTTP:
For web browser
connection.
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1 Right click on screen,
the mini menu will appear,
select MAIN
Main menu.
MENU.
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2 Select/Click on: EVENTS
under the SETTING section.
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Click and drag to select areas of time you would like the ALARM OFF
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Click and link days so you can select time zones all at once.
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Press save.
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1 Right click on screen,