Advanced NVR Settings: PTZ Camera Control and Presets

In this video, we're delving into the world of advanced Network Video Recorder (NVR) settings, focusing on PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) camera control and presets. Learn how to master the art of controlling PTZ cameras remotely and discover the power of presets.
0:00:00 Introduction
Understanding PTZ Cameras and Their Capabilities
How to Make the PTZ Cameras Preset and Control
Tips for Optimal PTZ Camera Usage
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[@jsutmeasimpleman]

Congrats! what an explanation point by point clear thank you so much.

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[@anthonyboss1105]

Does uniden nvr system have the remote control on the system or do you have to get the manual controller installed separately for the nvr to control ptz

[@Fastcabling]

Uniden NVR systems typically support PTZ camera control through their software interfaces, which can be accessed via a connected monitor and mouse, or through their remote viewing apps available for smartphones and tablets. This means you can control PTZ cameras remotely without the need for a separate, manual controller. However, the specifics can vary depending on the model of the NVR and the firmware version it's running. Please refer to the specific user manual for your Uniden NVR model or consult Uniden's support resources for the most accurate and detailed information regarding PTZ control compatibility and setup instructions.

[@HedroomMax]

Is it possible to move a PTZ camera to a preset position based on human shape detection from another camera in XMEYE NVRs? THANKS!

[@Fastcabling]

Some NVRs allow for cross-camera event triggering. This means that when one camera detects a specific event (like human shape detection), it can trigger an action on another camera, such as moving a PTZ camera to a preset position. However, this capability depends on the specific model of the cameras, NVR, and whether they support this kind of integration. If they do, you can follow the instructions below to enable cross-camera triggers: Step 1: Go into the NVR settings and find the section for alarm linkage or event triggers. Step 2: Set up a detection rule for the camera with human shape detection, specifying that when a person is detected, it triggers the action on the PTZ camera. Step 3: Assign the PTZ camera to move to a preset position based on that trigger.

[@MuhammedSami]

Please.. Need to know how connect PTZ cam wireless... Mean with nano beam

[@Fastcabling]

Install one NanoBeam unit near your network router or switch, with a clear line of sight to the second unit. The second unit should be mounted near the PTZ camera. Connect the PTZ camera to the NanoBeam set to 'Station' mode using an Ethernet cable. If your PTZ camera requires more power than what PoE (Power over Ethernet) can provide, ensure it is connected to a suitable power source. Once the camera is connected and the bridge is established, your PTZ camera should be accessible from your network. You might need to configure your camera with the appropriate network settings.

[@MuhammedSami]

thank you for your responce , please i have a Graduation Project and need the diagram and instaling method for all compound of the devices.... if oyu can help ...thanks@@Fastcabling

[@Fastcabling]

thanks for your comment..but unfortunately we cannot help you with your graduation project.

[@russelljameserwee7562]

Hi there. How can I set the pzt to stop tracking small animals (cats and dogs) and given a alarm as a human.

[@Fastcabling]

You can enable human detection if your camera supports it.

[@NyumbaniBackyardFarm]

How can set v380 to record automatically and send me notifications

[@Fastcabling]

Hi, you can try the instructions below: Go to the camera settings in the app > Look for "Alarm Settings" or a similar option > Enable motion detection. You may also have options to set the sensitivity of the motion detection and specific zones in the camera's field of view. Look for notification settings, which might be under "Alarm Settings" or similar. Then, enable push notifications for motion detection alerts.