To do via SADP (Basic program for finding and configuring devices): If you are unable to login to your device you will need to request a password reset by using the simpler and quicker to install SADP tool on a PC or the full IVMS program on Mac or PC. Requesting a password reset on a recorder/camera connected directly to your network (router). You can then upgrade via a USB pen or via the web interface or iVMS. dav file, which is the actual firmware file. The latest release is usually at the bottom and the zip file will need extracting to get to the. Product Firmware – Here you can download the latest firmware versions for NVRs and DVRs (Back-ends) or IP cameras (Front-ends). You can also edit the device setup via ‘remote configuration’ IVMS – For Windows and Mac, this includes SADP functionality but also is a full video management program to view cameras and playback footage.
Also can be used to perform device unlocks by exporting the unlock file and sending it to us in return for an import file to set a new password.
You can then go in via web browsers to view the cameras (internet explorer recommended). SADP – Windows only basic tool, to discover all Hikvision devices on your network and activate and configure network parameters. You can now find all of the Android and Apple apps at this page (some are now missing from some app stores are are not up to date): Most commonly required files: Hikvision release regularly updated software and firmware updates so you should always use the latest version from the following portal: Hikvision/HiLook Downloads & Requesting A Password Reset. You will need to arrange a time with us and have this open along with anything else we’d need to work on your PC/Mac with you (router login page and/or video management program such as Hikvision’s iVMS).
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