Swapping Cameras

Swapping Cameras

Swapping Cameras

2024-05-28

Version 2.0


Step-by-Step

1. Ensure the camera is set up correctly (with an ONVIF profile if necessary). Otherwise the camera will not show in Available Cameras.

If ONVIF needs to be set up within the camera, ensure the ONVIF user is set to 'administrator' and the password only contains upper/lower case letters and numbers with no special characters (unless required). ONVIF user credentials will be the credentials you enter into the Eagle Eye system instead of the main camera login credentials.

Replacing a Hikvision or AXIS camera? 
Check our AXIS and Hikvision configuration guides to ensure they're configured correctly for our system.

2. Perform the physical replacement of the old camera with the new camera.
3. If configured properly it will populate in the Available Cameras section. 

Camera Not Supported?
Click the Envelope Icon and fill out the required information to request support for the device. Leave the camera connected and our Camera Support Team will update you via email on the status of your request. 
The camera may also take a minute to load after showing in Available Cameras to be displayed as supported.
4. Click Replacefor the new camera.
5. Select the offline camera you're replacing. 
6. Confirm the replacement.

The camera swap process may take up to 10 minutes, if the camera does not come online reach out to support.



For support please email: support@een.com 

or give us a call at: 512-473-0501

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