Right-click and select the Live View buttonĢ.A native set of nodes for Hikvision (and compatible) Cameras, Alarms, Radars, NVR, Doorbells etc. Now that you are back on the main screen, you need to display the Custom Layoutġ.
Click on the play button to set the view and click on Apply Select the custom layout you just createdĨ. Mark and select the two windows to mergeħ. Click on the plus sign in the upper left cornerĥ. Open the Live View and then the View and click on Set Custom Layoutģ. Now that the camera is rotated 90º we need to use the monitor to set up a live view.Ģ. Through Image, Display Settings open the Video Adjustment option
Log into the camera and go to the configuration tabĨ. Now that the virtual host is enabled, go to System and then Camera Management, IP Camera, and select the IP link of the camera to configure the vertical view, this will open a new tab in your IE.ħ. Through the Network and then the Advanced Settings in the Other tab enable the Virtual HostĦ. When the camera is connected to the PoE of the recorder it is necessary to activate the Virtual Host first.ĥ. In the example we do not have the option to rotate the image through the recorder so we have to do it through the camera. Check if it is possible to change the image settings via the NVRĤ. Open Internet Explorer on your PC and enter the IP address of the NVR.ģ. Lens positioning usually involves a bit of trial and error to get the best result specific to your space.ġ. This will allow you to use the live video stream, with the correct aspect ratio, to orient the lens in its optimal direction. We suggest that you set up the camera on your network and enable runner mode in its settings before attempting to rotate and position the lens. How can I activate the corridor mode function in my camera settings? In this way, you can use the camera to really focus on the areas of interest in your frame, changing the image aspect ratio from 16:9 to 9:16 to suit a narrow surveillance configuration. Corridor mode allows you to rotate the camera lens and video image 90 degrees so that it is in portrait, rather than landscape, format. When installing and viewing a CCTV camera, you want the image framing to include as much of the area of interest while cutting out as much of the redundant areas, such as walls and ceiling, as possible. Such areas include hallways, walkways, stairways, commercial corridors, tunnels, and roadways.
"Right-click and open the image or gif in a new tab if it is a large image or gif."Ĭorridor mode is a really useful feature available on many CCTV cameras that can be used to effectively monitor a space that is more vertical than horizontal in shape. For this we use a Safire PoE NVR SF-NVR8216A-16P-4K and a Safire SF-IPB025HG-2E IP camera.
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