How to Enable the Motion Detection (and with Email Alert Function) for CCTV

Keywords: CCTV, Security camera, motion detection, email alert

With our Safetrolley CCTV system, you can set the recording mode to “motion detection”, which means the CCTV security camera system will only record upon motion detected. With such function enabled, it can help to save the hard disk space the CCTV system consumes, and it will also make your life easier: because you won’t need to watch the no-motion video for a long time when you are replaying the video footage.

In addition, you can also enable the Email Alert function, which means whenever the motion is detected, the CCTV system will send you the email (with screenshots as attachment), to notify you that there is a motion detected at that time. Perhaps you should pay attention to your home/office at that time.

The below are the steps on how to enable the Motion Detection (and with Email Alert Function) for our SafeTrolley CCTV system:

1. Use the computer browser to login to the CCTV system. You should have been given the unique domain name, user ID and password to do so. Afer you login, go to “configuration” -> “Schedule Settings” -> “Edit”

2. At the “record type”, change it to “motion detection”. At the bottom of the page, choose the days you want to enable the function. Click “Copy” after you have selected the day. Remember to click “Ok” after that.

3. After you have clicked “OK” in the previous step, the color of the schedule should have changed to GREEN, which means “motion detection” schedule.

4. Go to “Motion Detection”. Make sure you tick the “Enable Motion Detection”. Click “Start Drawing” to select the area you want to detect motion. We advise you set the sensitivity to lower range, because you may not want to receive too many motion detection alert (via email). Remember to click “Save” after you have finished the settings.

Please click to view the image below for more details.

5. Choose the “Linkage Method”, and select “send email”. Click the picture to follow the selections. Regarding “trigger channel”, if your camera is the 1st one, choose “D1″; if your camera is the 2nd one, choose “D2″, so on and so forth.

6. Set the email alert settings. Refer to the below image for details. Gmail is advised, but please make sure you will register a new email box for the email alert function. This is quite important because it is possible that if the motion alert emails are sent too frequently, Gmail may ban the email account since it considers the email box is used to send spam emails. (unfortunately there is no way to overcome this issue since no service provider wants the user to flood other peoples mail box). So the best thing you can do is a) enable the motion detection only when you need to; b) make sure the sensitivity is set to low level; c) set the time interval as long as possible; d) restrict the motion detection areas to those you really need

7. All set! Please go in front of your camera and make sure everything is working well! If you still face issues after you carefully follow all the instructions, please user our remote support for assistance.

How to Configure iPhone/iPad/Android Phone/Android Pad to View CCTV Camera Video

NOTE: This tutorial may have been outdated. Please refer to the latest instructions here: How to use Hikvision iVMS-4500

After we have completed the installation of the security CCTV cameras for your home/office, you should be able to use your Computer/iPhone/iPad/Android phone to view the CCTV video footage in real time now. If you want to see the CCTV video using your iPhone/iPad/Android Phone/Android Pad, here are some steps you might need to go through:

1. Go the iOS App Store / Android Google Play. Search for “SafeTrolley CCTV“. It is our free App for our CCTV security camera users. Install it.

2. Click the App to open it. The picture is shown below.

3. Click the 3rd icon shown below to add the CCTV device.

4. Click the “+” icon as shown below.

5. Enter the configuration details (will be given by us)

6. Click the 1st icon as shown below, to go to the “Live View”

7. Click the icon as shown below.

8. Select the device, and click “Start the live view”.

9. The live view is here! To have a clearer view of the video, click “Clear”.

10. Double click the screen to enlarge to the full screen.

11. To replay the video, click the 2nd icon as shown below.

12. Click the icon as shown below to select the CCTV device.

13. Choose the CCTV device, select the start time & end time, and click “Start Playback”. You will be able to see the video footage in the past.

How to Use HikVision CCTV Software iVMS-4200 & Hik-Connect on PC (Updated in Jan 2019)

Keywords: CCTV Camera, Hikvision, IP Camera, NVR, DVR, iVMS-4200, Hik-Connect

Hikvision iVMS-4200 Version 2.xx. xx has been obsolete. Consider using the free version of new iVMS 4200 Version 3.x. Here is the guide on how to use new iVMS-4200.

These instructions are meant for use of iVMS-4200 (Version 2.xx.xx) on Laptop and Desktops which run Windows operating system. Mac users may also find the settings similar, but the interface may look slightly different. If you want to set the app on your mobile phone, please refer to the instructions of how to use iVMS-4500.

If you are using the Dahua DVR/XVR/NVR/IP Camera, please refer to the guide of How to Use Dahua SmartPSS on PC

For all the Hikvision CCTV devices (DVR/NVR/IP Cameras) you have purchased from SafeTrolley.com, you can easily view the live, or replay footage, change the settings, do the configurations online, using browsers, or our dedicated Content Management Software. Here is the instruction on how to set up the iVMS-4200 from Hikvision on your Laptop or Desktops which run Windows Operating system.

1. Download the Hikvision iVMS-4200 software here. If you are our customer, you should already be given the necessary information to start the configuration.

2. Install the iVMS-4200 by following the on screen steps.

3. After installing the software, double click to run the software. If you are asked to register an account to use the software, just do it. It is only for the software usage, has nothing to do the CCTV / DVR / NVR / IP Cameras itself. So any new user name and new password will be okay. You are advised to choose the “Auto Login” for your future convenience.

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

4. Skip the Wizard by click “Cancel”.

5. Click “Device Management”

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

6A. If you are using DDNS/static IP address.
Enter the information which we will give you, something like below. Click "Add" after all the information has been entered. You should be able see the serial number of the device shown up if all information is correct.

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

6B. If you are using Hik-Connect.
Click "Add New Device Type" first. Then tick the option of "Cloud P2P Device" to enable it on the iVMS-4200.

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

Now click "Cloud "P2P Device", choose your country of residence, and login by following the onscreen instructions. After that, you should be able to see the Hikvision devices you have added to you Hik-Connect account. (If you haven't done that, please refer to the instruction of: How to Use Hikvision Hik-Connect in iVMS-4500

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC
How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

7. To watch the Live View, click "Control Panel", followed by “Main View”. After that, double click the DVR/NVR/IP Cameras you want to view, you should be able to watch the live views now

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC
How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

8. To replay the video records, click "Control Panel", followed by “Remote Playback”. After that, choose the start & end time, double click the DVR/NVR/IP Cameras you want to replay the video records, you should be able to replay the video records now.

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC
How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

9. If you want to change the password of the DVR/NVR/IP Camera, go to “Device Management”. Select the device, then click “Remote Configuration”.

How to use HikVision iVMS-4200 and Hik-Connect on PC

Holiday Arrangement for 2014 Chinese New Year

Dear customers,

Happy Horse Year!

Snake year is coming to the end, and we are welcoming the gracious horse now. All of our teams at www.safetrolley.com, would like to wish everybody a prosperous Chinese New Year: Wish everybody all Happiness, Prosperity, Longevity!

Please also kindly pay attention to our holiday arrangement:

- We will close from 30 Jan 2014 to 3 Feb 2014

- Business will resume from 4 Feb 2014

If you have any sale/support inquiries, please feel free to contact us using the contact us form online: http://www.safetrolley.com/contact/. We will check our email intermittently, and our reply might be delayed. But we will definitely be in touch to attend to all the inquiries. Your understanding is much appreciated!

Well, let’s meet and talk again in 2014 horse year!

Sincerely,

Support Team of www.safetrolley.com

Singapore: Housing Board installing CCTV cameras to spot illegal parking

Keyword: Singapore, HDB, CCTV, illegal parking

First it was the Land Transport Authority. Now the Housing Board is installing closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to deter illegal parking.

It plans to put them up near service roads and loading bays around HDB carparks in areas including Bedok, Toa Payoh and Sengkang.

Motorists parking illegally will face fines ranging from $25 to $200, depending on vehicle type.

An HDB spokesman told The Straits Times the cameras will be installed in 55 areas from the second quarter of this year.

They are expected to be ready by December and will target problem areas, typically near popular commercial places like coffee shops and shopping areas where constant enforcement action is required.

The spokesman added: “Service roads are meant to be kept clear at all times to allow access of emergency and essential vehicles such as the ambulance, fire engine and refuse truck to the housing blocks.”

The Land Transport Authority announced last month that it would install CCTV cameras at 30 public roads islandwide by the end of next year to put the brakes on illegal parking.

The HDB’s move comes after a successful trial project in Bukit Panjang. It set up a CCTV system at the service road near Block 163A Gangsa Road in 2009.

An HDB spokesman said the number of illegal parking offences at that block dropped by at least 70 per cent after the installation.

She said the CCTV expansion is part of the Housing Board’s continuous efforts to harness technology to strengthen its enforcement methods and maintain a pleasant living environment.

The cameras will operate in tandem with HDB parking enforcement officers.

The spokesman added: “The installation of CCTV systems… would only be implemented as a deterrent where necessary.”

She urged all motorists to observe parking rules and “preserve a safe environment for all”.

Bukit Panjang resident and chemist Toh Boon Teck, 27, said the camera at Block 163A has been very effective.

Many drivers used to park their vehicles at the loading bay and obstruct traffic on the service road, he said.

“It was very difficult to move in and out. But after the camera went up, a lot of people got fined and now no one parks there illegally,” he added.

Motorist Ben Tan, 45, felt the move to install CCTV was positive but urged the HDB to clarify what constitutes illegal parking.

The IT executive said: “If someone is doing a drop-off, what is the timing before it’s considered illegal parking?

“The cameras must not be targeted at boosting revenue but at helping to reduce safety issues.”

The article is from http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/housing-board-installing-cctv-cameras-spot-illegal-parking-20130404, by Royston Sim

LTA to install CCTVs at 30 locations to deter illegal parking

Keywords: CCTV, LTA, illegal parking

SINGAPORE: The Land Transport Authority (LTA) will install closed circuit television cameras (CCTVs) at 30 locations to deter illegal parking. The CCTVs will be installed progressively from the second quarter of 2013.

All of them will be installed by 2014.

The 30 locations are roads which have a high incidence of illegal parking, which made it difficult for public buses to operate.

They include Upper Bukit Timah Road (The Linear), Ardmore Park, Draycott Park, Commonwealth Avenue West, Serangoon Central and Bishan Road (Bishan MRT).

The LTA decided to expand the use of CCTVs, after it tried out the device along Beach Road (in front of Golden Mile Complex) and at Marine Parade Central (in front of Parkway Parade Shopping Centre).

The LTA found that they were useful in nabbing people who parked illegally and helped improve traffic conditions over time.

Locations selected for installation of CCTVs

Phase 1 (installation works in second quarter of 2013):

Beach Road (at Golden Mile Complex)

Marine Parade Central (Parkway Parade)

Upper Bukit Timah Road (The Linear)

Ardmore Park, Draycott Park

Commonwealth Avenue West (Clementi MRT Station, Integrated Transport Hub, both directions)

Serangoon Central (NEX Shopping Centre, Integrated Transport Hub)

Boon Lay Way (Boon Lay MRT Station & interchange, Integrated Transport Hub, both directions)

Bishan Road ( Bishan MRT Station)

Jurong Gateway Road (around Jurong East Central, Integrated Transport Hub)

Jurong West Street 63 (bet Jurong West St 61 & Pioneer Rd North, front of Pioneer MRT Station)

Phase 2 (fourth quarter 2013):

Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 (AMK MRT Station)

Boon Lay Way (Lakeside MRT Station)

New Upper Changi Road (Bedok MRT Station, Bedok Centre)

Pasir Panjang Road (AVA Centre to shophouses before MAS Currency House)

Woodlands Road (Kranji MRT Station, both directions)

Collyer Quay (both directions)

Chua Chu Kang Avenue 4 (Lot 1, CCK MRT/LRT stations)

Chua Chu Kang Loop (outside CCK Bus Interchange)

Jalan Sultan (Textile Centre)

Tampines Central 1 (near bus interchange, Tampines MRT Station)

Phase 3 (installation works in first quarter of 2014):

Beach Road (at Golden Mile Food Centre)

River Valley Road (in front of Spize, Boon Tong Kee)

Tanjong Katong Road (near Parkstone Road)

Woodlands Ave 7 (Admiralty MRT)

North Bridge Road (opp and along Bugis Junction)

Jalan Besar (Eminent Plaza)

Punggol Road (junction of Punggol Central, both directions)

Sembawang Road (Jalan Lengkok Sembawang)

Serangoon Road (Tekka Centre)

Upper Serangoon Road (junction of Simon Road & Florence Road)

Source of Article: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1260694/1/.html

CCTV Camera Helps: Colombian men arrested for suspected housebreaking

Keyword: CCTV camera, CCTV, Security Camera, housebreaking, Singapore house

CCTV camera helps! Three Colombian men suspected of breaking into two private houses have been arrested. They are alleged to have taken more than $300,000 and jewellery from a terrace house in Yunnan Crescent, after breaking in through a rear window.

The police received a report on March 11 at 10am. By 3pm the same day, the trio aged 26 and 28, were nabbed. The police used images from the closed-circuit television at the house to trace the men, who are here on social visit passes.

They are believed to be behind another break-in of a private house at Westwood estate.

The police urged the public to ensure that all doors, windows and other openings are well secured, and to install a burglar alarm and CCTVs. By Jalelah Abu Baker; This article was extracted from The Straits Times on 13 March 2013. Refer to: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/colombian-men-arrested-suspected-housebreaking-20130313 for the original article.

Caught by CCTV: Maid Abusing Babies at Home!

Keywords: CCTV, Maid, Home CCTV, Security Camera, Baby Abuse

You will feel angry after watching this video – a baby was abused by the maid at home! The baby was treated like a toy! Luckily, it was caught by the security CCTV camera at home! Here are the details:

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian police say an Indonesian maid has been detained for allegedly abusing a 4-month-old baby by violently tossing him around like a doll.

National television late Monday showed closed-circuit television footage of the 24-year-old maid sitting down, flipping the boy into the air and throwing him repeatedly on the floor.

The baby’s mother, Nina Suraya Sulaiman, told The Star newspaper she was having breakfast nearby when she saw the incident on her mobile phone, which was linked to the CCTV.

A police official who declined to be named as he isn’t authorised to give a statement said Tuesday that the baby has been hospitalized and the maid arrested.

Here is the video: https://www.facebook.com/video/embed?video_id=3814305695732

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