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Cameras or Camera List

The Cameras menu within Setup > General Configuration allows you to view all cameras connected to the recorder as well as add new cameras and access each individual camera settings menu.
Cameras or Camera List

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Camera List – List of cameras currently connected to the selected recorder.

IP Address – The current IP address of the camera.

State – The current camera state.

Enabled: The camera is enabled, active, and recording.

Disabled: The camera is disabled, but previously recorded video is still available.

Recording Type – The recording mode of the camera. See Recording for more about camera recording settings.

Resolution – The resolutions of the Continuous and Event Video Settings. See Recording for more about camera recording settings.

PTZ Enabled – Camera List PTZ Icon.png PTZ compatible camera has PTZ enabled. See Edit Cameras.

360° Enabled – Camera List 360 Icon.png Fisheye camera is enabled. See 360° View in Web Client.

Audio Enabled – Camera List Audio Icon.png Compatible cameras have audio enabled. See Audio.

Add Camera – Add a camera(s) to the Camera List. See Adding Cameras via Discovery.

Advanced – Launches Network Camera Manager (Console only).

Edit Sort Order – Change the order the cameras will be displayed in Apex Server Software, Command Station, and the Mobile Apps.

NOTE: To edit camera order in the OWS Video Player and Web Client Live View, rearrange cameras in Management > Locations > Locations > Cameras.

Multi-Camera Edit – Delete cameras, update images, change recording types, and other options to multiple cameras at once.

Enable Analog Camera Discovery (MA Recorders Only) – Automatically enable or disable cameras attached to the MA recorder.

Sort By – Sort the cameras in the camera list by IP Address, Model, or State.

Search – Search for a camera in the Camera List.

Delete or Disable – Deleting a camera will remove the camera and all associated video from the recorder. To remove the camera but keep the video, select Mark as Disabled instead.

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