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iViewer

Monitoring Application for Android Devices

CONTENTS

1.GettingStarted......................................................................................................................................3

2. ConfiguringConnectionstoCameras................................................................................................4

2.1 AddingaDirectConnectiontoaNetworkCamera.................................................................................4

2.2 AddingConnectionstoCamerasManagedbyaVASTorST7501Server...............................................6

2.3 EditingPreviouslyAddedCameraConnections......................................................................................8

3.ViewingCameraFeedsintheMulti‐CameraLiveView......................................................................10

4.ModifyingthelayoutoftheMulti‐CameraLiveview......................................................................... 11

4.1 Addingcamerafeeds...........................................................................................................................11

4.2 Removingcamerafeeds.......................................................................................................................12

4.3 Changingthetitleofascreenofcamerafeeds...................................................................................13

5.ViewingacamerafeedintheSingle‐CameraLivescreen..................................................................13

5.1 UsingPTZ..............................................................................................................................................14

5.2 UsingePTZ............................................................................................................................................14

5.3 UsingFisheyeSetup.............................................................................................................................15

5.4 ViewingCameraInfo............................................................................................................................16

5.5 TakingaSnapshotofaCameraFeed....................................................................................................16

5.6 UsingRecordstoViewArchivedVideo.................................................................................................16

IconReferenceGuide..............................................................................................................................19

System Requirements

• An established deployment of VAST or ST7501 servers, running version 1.5.2.8 or later, that can be

accessed via a public IP or DNS service.

• Network cameras that are managed by the aforementioned VAST or ST7501 software. iViewer supports

direct connections with network cameras via an IP address. However, playback of recorded video from

cameras requires delivery through a VAST or ST7501 server.

• An Android device running Android 2.3 or newer.

NOTE

Depending on your particular Android device, the system’s Back and Menu functions may be present as

hardware or onscreen buttons. In Android versions 3.0 and newer, there is no Menu button at all, but all

iViewer options are accessible via the action overflow button on the action bar along the bottom of the

screen. For the sake of readability and consistency, this document assumes the Back and Menu functions

are presented as onscreen buttons.

1.GettingStarted

Tap on the iViewer icon to start iViewer. The Multi-Camera Live view will appear.

Tap on the Menu button to bring up options.

You can add connections to cameras (see section 2) by tapping the layout edit icon, or tap the icon

to display information on the iViewer version installed and access a link to online VIVOTEK technical support.

2. ConfiguringConnectionstoCameras

From the Multi-Camera Live view, the default view when you start iViewer, you can bring up the Configuration

screen to add connections to cameras (see section 2.1 and 2.2), as well as edit settings for previously added

camera connections (see section 2.3).

NOTE

The Configuration screen is displayed in portrait orientation only.

2.1 Adding a Direct Connection to a Network Camera

In the Multi-Camera Live view, tap the Menu button, then the layout edit icon to bring up the

Layout screen.

If you are starting iViewer for the first time, the add device icon will appear immediately. If you

have previously added camera connections to iViewer, tap on the Menu button again in the Layout

screen to bring up options.

Tap on the add device icon, then on New when it appears.

The Configuration screen will appear. Tabs at the top of the screen can be used to switch between

two panes, Camera and Server.

Make sure the Camera pane is displayed. If not, tap on the Camera tab at the top of the

Configuration screen.

Tap in the Name field, then use the onscreen keyboard to enter the desired name. Do the same for

Address, Port, ID, and Password to enter the corresponding information.

Select a stream by number in the Stream tab bar. By default, stream number 3 is selected for its

lower resolution and frame rate (176x144, 5 fps), and is recommended.

When done, tap the Add button to confirm.

Repeat the above process if you wish to add more cameras.

When you are finished, tap the Back button to save settings and return to the Multi-Camera Live

view.

NOTE

The number in parentheses after Add indicates the number of directly-connected network cameras

that have been added to the Multi-Camera Live view screens.

2.2 Adding Connections to Cameras Managed by a VAST or ST7501

Server

In the Multi-Camera Live view, tap the Menu button, then the layout edit icon to bring up the

Layout screen.

If you are starting iViewer for the first time, the add device icon will immediately appear. If you

have previously used iViewer, tap on the Menu button again in the Layout screen to bring up

options. Tap on the add device icon, then on New when it appears.

The Configuration screen will appear. Tabs at the top of the screen can be used to switch between

two panes, Camera and Server.

Tap on Server at the top of the Configuration screen to display the Server pane.

Tap in the Name field, then use the onscreen keyboard to enter the desired name. Do the same for

Address, Port, ID, and Password to enter the corresponding information.

When done, tap the Add button to confirm.

Feeds from all cameras managed by the server you have added will be available for placement in

the Multi-Screen Live view’s video cells.

You can either drag individual feeds into video cells, or tap on Add all to place all feeds in available

cells.

When you are finished, tap the Back button to save settings and return to the Multi-Camera Live

view.

IMPORTANT

If you are connecting over the Internet to a VAST/ST7501 server located behind a firewall or router:

Set port forwarding or “bypass tunnel” by mapping TCP port 3454 (for VAST access) on the

router to your VAST/ST server.

Enter the server’s public IP and port 3454 in iViewer’s Configuration screen.

If you are connecting over the Internet to individual cameras located behind a firewall or router:

Set port forwarding or “bypass tunnel” by mapping TCP port 80 (the camera’s default for

HTTP).

Enter the camera’s public IP and port 80 in iViewer’s Configuration screen.

For further details or to troubleshoot any issues, please consult your network administrator or

the documentation that came with your firewall or broadband router.

For reference, the TCP ports typically used for access to individual network cameras are listed

below:

Network General Settings

HTTPS = 443

Two-way Audio = 5060

FTP = 21

Streaming

HTTP = 80

Secondary HTTP = 8080

RTSP = 554

RTP for video = 5556

RTCP for video = 5557

RTP for audio = 5558

2.3 Editing Previously Added Camera Connections

In the Multi-Camera Live view, tap the Menu button, then the layout edit icon to bring up

options.

Tap the device list icon. A screen with two panes, Camera and Server, will be displayed.

Choose the desired pane by tapping on its title. Note that the Camera pane lists only directly

connected network cameras, and not cameras managed by any servers that have been added.

Tap the edit icon to edit the settings for the corresponding camera or server. Tap the

delete icon to remove the corresponding camera or server.

3.ViewingCameraFeedsintheMulti‐

CameraLiveView

When iViewer is started, the Multi-Camera Live view is the default view.

There are eight Multi-Camera Live view screens, each with a title at the top.

A series of dots under the title correspond to the eight screens, with the highlighted dot showing the current

screen.

Each Multi-Camera Live view screen has four video cells. Thus, up to 32 camera feeds can be viewed.

Swipe left and right to navigate to different screens of camera feeds.

4.ModifyingthelayoutoftheMulti‐

CameraLiveview

In the Multi-Camera Live view, which is displayed when you start iViewer, you can add camera feeds (see

section 4.1), remove camera feeds (see section 4.2), and change the title of a screen of camera feed (see

section 4.3). For information on editing camera connection settings, see section 2.3.

4.1 Adding camera feeds

From the Multi-Camera Live view, bring up the Layout screen by tapping the Menu button, then the

layout edit icon.

Tap the add device icon.

To add feeds from directly connected cameras, tap on All single cameras in the list. To add video

feeds from cameras connected to a server, tap on the name of the server. (See section 2 for

information on adding and configuring camera connections).

Available camera feeds will be displayed in a queue of thumbnails. Swipe left or right to view all

camera feeds if the queue extends beyond the edge of the screen.

To add a camera feed to the layout, place your finger on its thumbnail in the queue and drag it onto

a video cell. If all video cells are populated, swipe to a screen with empty video cells. You can also

tap on Add all to place all camera feeds currently in the queue in available video cells.

4.2 Removing camera feeds

From the Multi-Camera Live view, bring up the Layout screen by tapping the Menu button, then the

layout edit icon.

To remove individual feeds, tap the delete icon. To remove all camera feeds from the layout,

tap the remove all icon.

Confirm that you wish to delete the camera feed(s) in the dialog box that appears.

Tap the Back icon to save the layout and return to the Multi-Camera Live view.

4.3 Changing the title of a screen of camera feeds

From the Multi-Camera Live view, bring up the Layout screen by tapping on the Menu button, then

on the layout edit icon.

Tap on the existing title. A cursor will be placed within the text, and the onscreen keyboard will

appear.

Edit the title as desired.

5.ViewingacamerafeedintheSingle‐

CameraLivescreen

In the Multi-Camera Live view, double-tap on a video cell to bring up the Live Single-Camera screen with a full-

screen view of the selected camera feed.

The Single-Camera Live screen is viewable in either portrait or landscape orientation.

Six options, described below, are displayed if the Menu button is tapped.

5.1 Using PTZ

PTZ provides pan, tilt, and zoom controls for cameras, such as speed domes, with this functionality.

Use swipe and pinch gestures to pan, tilt, or zoom in/out.

NOTE

The PTZ feature is available only if the camera has a PTZ mechanical design, such a speed dome

camera.

5.2 Using ePTZ

ePTZ allows you to navigate around, and zoom in and out of specific regions of the camera’s view

by using swipe and pinch gestures. This feature is especially applicable to fisheye cameras.

Use swipe and pinch gestures to change the view angle or move to an area of interest.

NOTE

The functionality of the ePTZ feature depends on the specific camera feed displayed in iViewer. If

the camera feed’s full field of view is already displayed, zoom in and zoom out are available, but

navigation to an area of interest is not.

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