Eagle Eye Networks

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About

Eagle Eye Networks was created to make video security easier for all of us. Camera systems have traditionally been pretty complex, challenging for most people to manage, and costly.

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Tested Functions

Eagle Eye Brigde2N IP Intercom VersionScan deviceVideo from 2N IP IntercomAudio from 2N IP IntercomAudio to 2N IP IntercomSwitch controlEvents from 2N IP Intercom

1.17.26

2.29.1.38.8

(tikot)(tikot)N/SN/SN/SN/S

2N IP Intercom Settings

Settings of 2N IP Intercom is very simple. You have to go to section "Services –> Onvif" and set there "Discoverable" mode as shown in the picture below. Then you have to create ONVIF account with "Administrator" access level.

Finally RTSP stream has to be enabled on 2N IP Intercom. This setting is in the section "Services –> Streaming". You have to enable RTSP server and choose codec. Also please verify that "UDP Unicast Enabled" is checked. All these settings are shown in the picture below.

 

Tested Features

In the Eagle Eye interface: When logged-in as a administrator, enable RTSP cameras in Account Settings under Cameras.

Your Dashboard will show a new orange plus symbol in the top right of the Available Cameras section. Click on the plus symbol to add a RTSP camera
You will need to provide a static IP address for the camera along with the path section of the RTSP URL for the camera.
 
Example for 2N IP intercom: "h264_stream". Cameras added through RTSP will have different settings than ONVIF cameras. You can adjust the RTSP stream fields at a later date.
Now you can go to menu Layouts and check stream from added camera.

Used Symbols

(tikot) - Compatible

(varování) - Work with limitation

(chyba) - Incompatible