Does this product have a static IP address. As in when the power goes out the DVR with find the IP address and connect right back. And also can you view this from the Samsung galaxy S4 Phone on the Android program. thanks
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Yes, as does all equipment when you connect it to a router, the router will "assign" the new device an IP address. Removing power will not erase the device's assigned IP address. The device which you connect to the internet (DSL modem or cable modem) is what you need to make sure has a static IP address. My DSL modem ( internet service through AT&T) does NOT have a static IP address. During the summer lightning strikes will cause it to reset (reboot) and I have to identify the new IP address from home and then edit the IP address in the smartphone app to view the cameras. Yes, to the 2nd question as well. I use the IP cam viewer by Robert Chou.
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Yes to all your questions.But you have to setup dynamic DNS on the device , so when power goes out it will notify the Internet, that the IP address has changed. I use dyndns.org.
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You can assign a static IP on your devices manually. Just make sure it's within the IP range of the router.
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I install this aplication (KMEYE4) on my Iphone and its work perfect. you have to find all the device details (your IP (address), the Port, User ID and Password) on the DVR,
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I would guess the answer is NO... Samsung has an 800 number ... you should call them for an accurate answer ... I called them with other questions about my SDE 3004N 4 DVR. They are pretty helpful. William Moran
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It does not have a net cable plug, I'm not sure about static address. Hope that helps.
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Sorry I don't know if it will connect with a dvr. Mine are connected via ADT pulse system, everything is then recorded on my laptop & iPhone. I'm not using a dvr with my system. You could call ADT directly and ask them. If you don't have ADT pulse system now you should consider upgrading to PULSE, I love it I can turn my lights on & off from my phone, arm or disarm alarm system from my phone & watch & record my home from my phone or laptop.
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not at all... This product is a DVR (as stated on the page). I cant see anywhere where it mentions recording TV programs..?? Even the name of the product "Swann Digital Video Recorder with Smartphone Viewing and PRO-550 Cameras" is rather clear that its not a cable/sat. DVR, unless they are now packaging those with security cameras now days?? I just reread the part under the "Product Description" and I didnt notice anything that would lead anyone to believe it was anything but a security system DVR. Could you point out what Im missing here??
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Yes, the camera has a pretty decent set of tools/services/options built into it. It will be necessary to forward the IP ports on your router/firewall in order to view it. You will want to purchase the Blue Iris software to go along with this camera anyway for advanced DVR recording. It will also let you stream live as well as playback from archive. The Blue Iris software will be much easier to work with rather than the camera software. The picture quality is amazing.
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It comes with a 5V power adapter that plugs into a power outlet, which has a long cable that plugs into the DVR. If the power outlet is connected to the accessory circuit (switched) instead of the battery circuit (always on), the DVR will power up and shut down automatically. Depending upon the car, the cable might be long enough to route around the windshield. I have a mount for my cell phone stuck to the windshield just below my mirror, and so I just let the two cables hang. I thought of installing an overhead USB outlet, but I'd still have to route the audio cable for my cell phone down to the audio in jack. It comes with a 5V power adapter that plugs into a power outlet, which has a long cable that plugs into the DVR. If the power outlet is connected to the accessory circuit (switched) instead of the battery circuit (always on), the DVR will power up and shut down automatically. Depending upon the car, the cable might be long enough to route around the windshield. I have a mount for my cell phone stuck to the windshield just below my mirror, and so I just let the two cables hang. I thought of installing an overhead USB outlet, but I'd still have to route the audio cable for my cell phone down... » Read More It comes with a 5V power adapter that plugs into a power outlet, which has a long cable that plugs into the DVR. If the power outlet is connected to the accessory circuit (switched) instead of the battery circuit (always on), the DVR will power up and shut down automatically. Depending upon the car, the cable might be long enough to route around the windshield. I have a mount for my cell phone stuck to the windshield just below my mirror, and so I just let the two cables hang. I thought of installing an overhead USB outlet, but I'd still have to route the audio cable for my cell phone down to the audio in jack. « Show Less
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It can be used both ways. It is IP-based, so you can access it stand-alone using a web browser, or you can connect it to a computer-based DVR software, such as BlueIris, which knows how to "talk to" IP cameras.
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Oh, it has been awhile since I set mine up. The camera has an ID rather than IP that gets setup in their application. There is no IP to access based on how this id setup. The app accesses the port to find the ID that identifies your camera. The previous days video is on their servers where again the ID identifies your cameras. There maybe a static IP for the camera but it is on your private network.
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You can access all settings for your dvr through the web interface or the qt q-see viewer app on your phone. Use your dns plus your port in your wan (wide area network), which would be off location and either your lan (local area network) ip address or your dns for your home.
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Our cameras also reboot daily. My understanding is that our Internet provider issues a new IP address every day which causes the camera to reboot. I maintain a connection to it by using a DNS service (no-ip.org). The other option was to request a static IP from our provider, but they only offer that to business accounts. I also have the cameras set to return to preset 1 on reboot. Once the camera is set up like this, you won't really notice the reboot.
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Yes, as does all equipment when you connect it to a router, the router will "assign" the new device an IP address. Removing power will not erase the device's assigned IP address. The device which you connect to the internet (DSL modem or cable modem) is what you need to make sure has a static IP address. My DSL modem ( internet service through AT&T;) does NOT have a static IP address. During the summer lightning strikes will cause it to reset (reboot) and I have to identify the new IP address from home and then edit the IP address in the smartphone app to view the cameras. Yes, to the 2nd question as well. I use the IP cam viewer by Robert Chou. Yes, as does all equipment when you connect it to a router, the router will "assign" the new device an IP address. Removing power will not erase the device's assigned IP address. The device which you connect to the internet (DSL modem or cable modem) is what you need to make sure has a static IP address. My DSL modem ( internet service through AT&T;) does NOT have a static IP address. During the summer lightning strikes will cause it to reset (reboot) and I have to identify the new IP address from home and then edit the IP address in the smartphone app to view the cameras. Yes, to... » Read More Yes, as does all equipment when you connect it to a router, the router will "assign" the new device an IP address. Removing power will not erase the device's assigned IP address. The device which you connect to the internet (DSL modem or cable modem) is what you need to make sure has a static IP address. My DSL modem ( internet service through AT&T;) does NOT have a static IP address. During the summer lightning strikes will cause it to reset (reboot) and I have to identify the new IP address from home and then edit the IP address in the smartphone app to view the cameras. Yes, to the 2nd question as well. I use the IP cam viewer by Robert Chou. « Show Less
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Sorry... here is a better linkhttps://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3894/~/how-to-watch-your-dvr-shows-anywhere
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NO. AS of Nov 2015 the latest firmware update removed access to the camera using it ip address, now you only can access the camera using Samsungs'web site or mobile apps