![]() ![]() +"The File or Directory is Corrupted and Unreadable Error On iSCSI Lun Folder" Document added +"High CPU & RAM Usage Problems & How To Understand Which Service Use Resource" Document added +"Lun Stuck At Removing & Other Qnap iSCSI Lun Problems" document added You may play the video on the IE browser or download the video to your computer. All the video data that match the search criteria will be shown on the playlist. Select the camera from the “Video Channel” list. To search for the recordings on the NAS, go to the “Playback” page of the Surveillance Station. Click “Add” and the schedule will be applied to the time table.Īfter configuring the schedule, click “Apply” to save the settings. Check the boxes for weekdays (Sunday to Saturday), then select “All day” or specify the time period.Select “Continuous Recording” (blue blocks), then click the blocks on the time table to mark the recording schedule.You may set the schedule by one of the following ways: In the table, 0-23 represents the time range in hour. ![]() Select the camera and specify the recording period. To use this function, go to “Settings” > “Schedule Settings”. The Surveillance Station supports scheduled recording. You can start to use the monitoring and recording functions of the Surveillance Station!Ĭonfigure scheduled recording on QNAP NAS The first time you connect to this page by an IE browser, install the ActiveX control in order to view the image of the webcam. Note: Before applying the settings, you may click “Test” on the right to ensure the connection to the webcam is successful.Īfter you have added the webcam to the NAS, go to the “Live View” page. Configure the Surveillance Station with the following required settings: Simply click the icon to go to its page.ī. Now you should see that the Surveillance Station icon on the top of the page is no longer grayed out. Go to “Application Servers” > “Surveillance Station” and tick both checkboxes “Enable Surveillance Station” and “Show service link on the login page” then click “Apply” to save the settings. Note: The Surveillance Station is only supported on Internet Explorer 7.0 or above.Ī. Otherwise, it will be disabled after installation. ![]() If the USB webcam is detected, the QUSBCam QPKG add-on will be automatically enabled. Install the QPKG add-on from “Application Servers” > “QPKG Plugins” > “Installation” of the NAS. The QUSBCam QPKG add-on can be downloaded from the QNAP website QPKG If the webcam is supported, it will be listed as a log showing generic UVC camera in “System Administration” > “System Logs” on the NAS. Configure Surveillance Station for webcam recordingĬonnect a USB webcam to a USB port of the QNAP NAS. Maximum one webcam is supported by the NAS. The maximum resolution will always be used. The supported resolution and frames per second (FPS) are automatically detected based on the webcam hardware. The third-party sources can only be used as a reference and QNAP cannot guarantee the full compatibility.Ģ. You may refer to the following lists for the UVC-compliant webcams:ġ. To get started, you need to get a webcam with built-in UVC (USB Video Class) driver. You can view the live video stream and the recorded files remotely via the web interface of the NAS anytime, anywhere. The Surveillance Station of the NAS monitors your home and office 24/7, captures still images, and saves them into compressed MJPEG video clips on the NAS storage. QNAP NAS, by supporting webcam monitoring and recording, offers an affordable and easy-to-use option for home and office security. Video surveillance systems can be too expensive and difficult to maintain for general home users. Configure scheduled recording on QNAP NAS.Configure Surveillance Station for webcam recording. ![]()
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