View live CCTV footage on your iPhone, Blackberry or Windows mobile phone!

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In today’s CCTV society you can be sure that someone is always watching; with AVTech’s Eagle Eyes software, that someone can be you.

Forget having eyes in the back of your head; with this software you can have eyes anywhere. It’s the perfect solution for those who need mobile, round-the-clock surveillance.

With Eagle Eyes you can check up on your kids at home, watch your house whilst you’re on holiday, and keep an eye on your employees whilst you’re out of the office – regardless of where you go, you’ll have access to all your cameras at the press of a button.

Installing Eagle Eyes is quick and simple; just download the software and follow the instructions for your particular mobile device. You’ll need to purchase an AVTech DVR to view your cameras on your device, and it’ll also need to be connected to a router with a broadband connection.

If you have a Samsung DVR click here

If all this sounds a little daunting, don’t worry; we can set up Eagle Eyes for you as part of our

DVR Set Up Service.

Eagle Eyes Configuration:

To be able to view

CCTV on your mobile phone you will need AVTech's Eagle Eyes software. This program can be downloaded from the following websites:

IPhone: From Apple store

Other Phones: https://www.avtech.com.tw/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=136&Itemid=268

Configuration for iPhone:

After installing EagleEyes when you open it, it will give you the interface shown here.

Allows you to add the DVRs
(You can only have one DVR in a free version)

Allows you to edit DVRs

Allows you to delete DVRs

Allows you to view the DVR

(This button is not on new version of EagleEye; you only need to press on the DVR)

To add new DVR press the

button and it will give you this interface:

Title: You can type any name for your CCTV like “MYDVR”

IP Address: This will be the remote address of your CCTV without “https://”

Port: This is the port number for your DVR. Default port is 80.

Username: The default username for your DVR is admin

Password: The default password for your DVR is admin

Get Type: You need to press this button and it will connect with the DVR and retrieve the type. Like 4ch etc.

Audio: You can select audio channel by pressing

Quality: Depending upon your internet speed you can change the quality of the video on Eagle Eyes

After entering all the above information press the save button.

Configuration for Windows Mobile:

Allows you to add new device

Allows you to add new DVR groups
(if you have more than one DVR then you can group them e.g Huddersfield branch->have all dvrs that are in Huddersfield etc)

You can create different groups or DVRs inside a folder

Allows you to edit the DVR

Allows you to delete the dvr, group or folder

To add a new DVR press

. It will give you the following interface.

Name: You can type any name/title for you CCTV like “MYDVR”

Transfer Method: Should be TCP

IP Address: This will be the remote address of your CCTV without “https://”

Port: This is the port number for your DVR. Default port is 80.

Username: The default username is admin

Password: The default password is admin

Stream Format: You need to select the streaming form that your DVR supports. E.g. H.264, MPEG4 etc.

Audio/Video: You can select audio video or just video mode

Channel: Which channel you want to display

Configuration for Blackberry:

Open EagleEye from your Blackberry and then enter the address book. It gives you the options shown in the image.

Add: Gives you the option to add a DVR

Edit: Edit the DVR remote settings

Del: Deletes the DVR

Copy

: is the normal copy option. Copies the selected text

Title:

You can type any name for you CCTV like “MYDVR”

IP Address: This will be the remote address of your CCTV without “https://”

Port: This is the port number for your DVR. Default port is 80.

Username: The default username is admin

Password: The default password is admin