Adding & Removing Cameras
Adding Cameras to an Eagle Eye Bridge or CMVR
2. The default view should be the Dashboard. If not, Navigate to the Dashboard using the left-hand menu
3. Any cameras connected to the CamLAN or the same LAN as the bridge will be discovered by the bridge and listed in a section labeled Available Cameras
4. To add an available camera to the bridge, click the plus (+) icon under Actions.
- Give the camera a logical name to tell it apart from the other cameras
- Specify any desired cloud retention. If using a CMVR, cloud retention is not required and select NONE.
- You may select a scene and add any Tags, which are used to group like cameras.
- Only provide a username and password if you are familiar with camera firmware settings and have been instructed to provide this info by Latitude Security, otherwise leave blank.
- Save.
The camera will take at least a few minutes to register with the bridge and the cloud before it comes online. Once online the camera can be added to a
layout.
Removing Cameras From an Eagle Eye Bridge or CMVR
2. The default view should be the Dashboard. If not, Navigate to the Dashboard using the left-hand menu.
3. In the list of active cameras, click the Trash Can icon to delete the camera.
4. A pop-up will appear confirming what you are about to do and the fact that you will lose any historical video associated to the camera:
5. Confirm the delete.
6. The camera should now appear under Available Cameras
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