* The camera must be operating on a firmware version that supports the Plug & Play (P&P) functionality. Kindly reach out to our support team to verify if a firmware upgrade is required. Step 1: Upgrading the Camera Firmware To begin the upgrade, connect the camera to the network and access it via a web browser. Navigate to the camera's Configuration menu. Under the Maintenance tab, click on the Upgrade tab. Click the Browse button to locate and select the downloaded firmware file. Click Upgrade and wait for the camera to complete the upgrade process. Step 2: Updating the Camera Network Settings From the Network menu, go to the General option. It is recommended to use Automatic IP (DHCP) mode. If a Static IP address is required, ensure that the Gateway and DNS settings are correctly configured for the network. Step 3: Configuring the Camera's Clock Ensure the camera's clock is correctly configured. Go to the System menu, then to the General section, and select Date and Time. Set the time according to the location’s needs to ensure the correct clock settings. Step 4: Finding the Camera's Registration Code To locate the camera’s Registration Code, go to the Basic Information page and copy the MAC address. Remove any dashes from the MAC address and add AVYC as the prefix to generate the Registration Code. Example: the Registration Code is: AVYC283613DDBBBB Step 5: Adding the Camera in the Admin Portal To add the camera in the Admin Portal, use the Registration Code. In the Customers table, select the customer to whom the camera will be assigned. Then click on the Cameras menu and use the Add button to integrate the camera. In the window that appears, choose the P&P Camera option. Enter the Registration Code, provide the camera's user credentials, select the billing plan, and click Create. The AVYCON Diversity camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Most Axis cameras can be integrated using a custom-built push module. The required push module version depends on the camera's main chip. Model-specific push modules are available for download on the designated page. The process described here applies to the latest generation of Axis camera web interfaces. Step 1: Configure Network and Time Settings Set up the camera's network and time settings to align with its location requirements. Ensure the camera has internet access and can resolve DNS addresses. Navigate to the System menu and open the TCP/IP tab. In the IPv4 section, configure the network settings. Using DHCP (automatic) is recommended, but if Manual is used, verify that the Default Router and Primary DNS Server values are correct. On the Date and Time tab, set the clock to the appropriate time zone and time. Step 2: Create an ONVIF User with Administrator Role From the System menu, open the ONVIF tab. In the ONVIF users column, click the plus button to create a new user with Administrator permissions. Step 3: Determine the Correct Push Module Version Access the System menu and navigate to the Plain Config tab using the right arrow. Locate the Properties section, then scroll to the System Architecture field. Download the push module file that matches the camera's architecture. Step 4: Install the Push Module Open the Apps menu and click the Add button to upload the push module. Once uploaded, the Starllion Cloud PushModule 1.0 app will appear in the list. Click on it to open its properties window. Activate the app by toggling the Start slider and wait for it to start (approximately 5 seconds). Open the App Log tab and copy the Registration Code displayed. Restart the camera and wait for the boot process to complete. Step 5: Add the Camera to the Admin Portal Open the Admin portal and select the relevant customer from the Customers table. Navigate to the Cameras menu at the customer menu level and click the Add button. In the pop-up window, select the P&P Camera option. Enter the Registration Code obtained in Step 4, along with the ONVIF user credentials created in Step 2. Choose a billing plan and click the Create button. The AXIS camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Axis cameras can be integrated using a custom-built push module. The version of the push module required depends on the camera's main chip. To download the appropriate model-specific push module, refer to the linked page. The installation process varies based on the camera's interface version. This guide outlines the procedure for older-generation Axis camera interfaces. The general steps for adding an Axis camera using P&P methods are as follows: Step 1: Configure Network and Time Settings Adjust the camera's network and time settings based on its location and requirements. Ensure internet access and proper DNS resolution Open the Basic Setup menu and select the TCP/IP tab. Configure the IPv4 settings, with DHCP (automatic) recommended. For manual IP configuration, confirm the correct Default Router is set. Ensure that the Primary DNS Server under advanced TCP/IP settings has accurate values. On the Date & Time tab, set the clock to the correct time zone and time. Step 2: Create an ONVIF User with Administrator Role Access the System menu, navigate to Security > ONVIF, and click the Add... button. Create a user with Administrator permissions. Step 3: Install the Model-Specific Push Module Identify the appropriate push module for the camera by navigating to the System menu. In the Advanced tab, select Plain Config. Locate the Properties System section within the Properties group and find the Architecture code name. Download the corresponding push module file for the camera’s architecture. Step 4: Upload the Push Module Go to the Applications menu, click Choose File, and select the downloaded push module. Click the Upload Package button. After the upload, the 'StarllionCloud.PushModule' application will appear in the list of installed applications. Select the application, click the Start button, and wait until the status changes to Running. Select the application again, press the Log button, and copy the Registration Code from the displayed page. Step 5: Restart the Camera Restart the camera and wait for it to complete the boot process. Step 6: Add the Camera to the AVYCON Cloud System Log in to the Admin portal and integrate the camera using the Registration Code from Step 4. Select the customer in the Customers table, go to the Cameras menu, and click the Add button. In the popup window, choose the P&P Camera option. Enter the Registration Code and the ONVIF user credentials created in Step 2. Select the billing plan and click Create to complete the process. The old AXIS camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Currently, only the DH-SD6C3432XB-HNR-AGQ-PV model is compatible with the P&P method. For other Dahua models, refer to the instructions in the designated article on integrating them with the AVYCON Cloud Gateway. To integrate the compatible model using the P&P method, follow these steps to install the push module application and license key: Step 1: Configuring Network and Time Settings 1. Ensure the camera can access the internet and resolve DNS addresses. 2. In the camera’s Network menu, navigate to the TCP/IP tab. DHCP (automatic) IP configuration is recommended. If a static IP is required, confirm accurate Default Router and Primary DNS Server values. 3. Access the General menu and select the Date & Time tab. Set the clock to the appropriate time zone. Enable NTP synchronization to maintain accurate time settings. Step 2: Enabling ONVIF Protocols 1. Navigate to the Network menu and select the ONVIF tab. 2. Enable ONVIF Authentication by checking the On box, then click Save. Step 3: Installing the Push Module Application 1. Go to the Applications menu and open the App Center tab. 2. Click Browse, locate the previously downloaded Dahua push module application file, and select it. 3. Click Install to upload the push module to the camera. 4. Once the AVYCON Cloud Push Module appears in the application list: Use the Update arrow to upload the license key file. Click the Green Start arrow to initialize the push module. 5. When the module status changes to Running, click Setup to generate the camera’s Registration Code. Note: If the camera lacks the Applications menu, update its firmware to the DHOP version. Step 4: Adding the Camera to the Starllion Cloud Platform 1. Open the Starllion Cloud Admin Portal. 2. In the Customers table, select the customer for whom the camera is being added, then click the Cameras tab. 3. Click Add to open the integration window. 4. Choose the P&P Camera option in the pop-up window. 5. Enter the camera's Registration Code (from Step 3) and user credentials. 6. Select the desired billing plan and click Create. The Dahua camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Hikvision G5 series cameras support integration via the P&P method; however, the steps differ from those used for other Hikvision series. For guidance on integrating other Hikvision models, refer to the respective documentation. To confirm whether a camera belongs to the G5 series, navigate to the System Settings menu and check the "Firmware Version Property" line. Step 1: Download Firmware Obtain the push-enabled firmware specifically designed for the G5 series cameras. Step 2: Upgrade Firmware Upgrade the camera using the downloaded firmware: Navigate to System > Maintenance > Upgrade and Maintenance. Locate the saved firmware file using the browse function. Click the "Upgrade" button to begin the process. Step 3: Configure Network Settings Set up the camera for internet access: Use DHCP configuration where possible. For manual IP configuration, ensure valid entries for “Default Gateway” and “Preferred DNS.” Confirm that the camera can access the Internet. Note: If a firewall is present, allow outgoing TCP traffic on port 443. Ensure the HTTP port is set to 80 and the RTSP port to 554 (custom values are not supported). Step 4: Configure the Camera Clock Set the camera's clock accurately: Use NTP configuration for synchronization. Perform an NTP test to verify network settings. If the test fails, confirm the NTP server address and check gateway and DNS settings. Step 5: Enable ONVIF Activate ONVIF services: Navigate to Network > Advanced Settings > Integration Protocol. Select the checkbox to "Enable Open Network Video Interface." Step 6: Obtain the Registration Code Generate the registration code: Locate the camera's MAC address under Network > Basic Settings > TCP/IP. Use the prefix **"HIG5"**, followed by the MAC address without colons. Example: For MAC address `C0:6D:ED:65:A5:C2`, the registration code is: HIG5C06DED65A5C2 Step 7: Add the Camera to the Admin Portal To integrate the camera into a customer account: Navigate to the Cameras tab in the Admin Portal and click Add. Select the P&P Camera option. Enter the registration code from Step 6. Assign a desired name to the camera. If the camera's login credentials differ from the factory defaults, enable Use Custom Credentials and input the ONVIF credentials created earlier. Choose a billing plan. Click Create to finalize the setup. The Hikvision G5 series camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

The Hikvision camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

To integrate the push module with InVid cameras, download the firmware and perform an upgrade using the steps outlined below. Step 1: Upgrading the Camera with Push Module Connect the camera to the network and access it through an internet browser. Navigate to the Config menu of the camera. From the Maintenance tab, click on Upgrade. Click the Browse button, locate the downloaded firmware file, and select it. Initiate the upgrade process by clicking Upgrade and wait for the process to complete. Note: For remote upgrades, ensure the Data port of the camera is port-forwarded. The local and external ports must match to allow a successful upgrade. Step 2: Updating the Camera Network Settings Navigate to the Network option in the Config menu and select TCP/IP. For network configuration, Automatic IP (DHCP) mode is recommended. If a Static IP address is required, verify that the Default router and Primary DNS server fields are configured correctly. Step 3: Configuring the Camera's Clock Ensure the camera clock is correctly configured. In the System menu within Config, go to Date and Time. Adjust the time settings to ensure proper synchronization with the camera's location. Step 4: Locating the Camera's Registration Code The Registration Code for the camera can be derived from its MAC address. Open the Basic Information page and copy the MAC address. Remove all colons from the address, then prepend the prefix "tvt" to create the Registration Code. Example: For a MAC address of `00:11:aa:bb:33:44`, the Registration Code is: tvt0011aabb3344 Step 5: Adding the Camera in the Admin Portal Using the Registration Code, integrate the camera into the Admin Portal: From the Customers table, select the desired customer account. Navigate to the Cameras menu under the customer's profile. Click the Add button to begin integration. In the pop-up window: Select the P&P Camera option. Enter the camera's Registration Code and user credentials. Choose a billing plan. Complete the process by clicking the Create button. The InVid camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Step 1: Upload the Push Module Download the push-enabled firmware and upgrade the camera with it. Connect the camera to the network, access it through an internet browser, and navigate to the Maintenance menu. Click the Choose File button, locate the downloaded firmware, and select it. After selecting the file, click the Upgrade button to complete the process. Step 2: Configure Network Settings Access the *Network* option from the Basic Settings menu. Automatic IP mode is recommended. If using a fixed IP address, verify that the Default Gateway and Primary DNS Server settings allow the camera to access the internet and resolve DNS names correctly. Step 3: Configure Camera Time Settings Ensure the camera's clock is properly configured by navigating to the *Date & Time* option in the Basic Settings menu. Adjust the time settings to match the camera's location and requirements. Step 4: Copy the Camera Registration Code Open the System menu page of the camera to find the MAC address. Remove all colons from the MAC address and prepend "MLS" to create the Registration Code. Example: If the MAC address is 11:AA:22:BB:33, the Registration Code is: mls11AA22BB33. Step 5: Add the Camera to the Admin Portal Log in to the Admin portal and add the camera using the Registration Code. Select the customer from the Customers table, navigate to the Cameras menu, and click the Add button. In the popup window, choose the *P&P Camera* option, input the Registration Code, and provide the camera's user credentials. Select the billing plan and click the Create button to complete the process. The Milesight camera is now successfully integrated into the Stallion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Step 1: Identify the NVR Model The firmware to be used depends on the NVR model. To identify the correct firmware, check the NVR model either on the device itself or through the NRS web interface on the Basic Setup page. Step 2: Download the Correct Firmware for the Device Model OVZ-NVR164K-8TB OVZ-NVR324K-16TB OVZ-NVR644K-32TB OVZ-NVR1284K-64TB Step 3: Upgrade the NVR Navigate to the Maintenance menu and select the Maintenance option. Then, click on the Local Upgrade tab, locate the downloaded firmware by clicking the Browse button, and select the appropriate file. Click Upgrade to begin the upgrade process. Wait for the NVR to finish, which will involve a reboot. Step 4: Configure the NVR Network Settings Open the Network menu and choose the TCP/IP option. Verify that the NVR's network settings are correct for the local network. For static IP usage, ensure the Default Gateway and DNS Server addresses are accurate. Step 5: Check the NVR's Clock Configuration Go to the System menu and select the Time option to verify the NVR's clock settings. Incorrect time or time zone settings can prevent internet access for the device, especially with routers that block devices with such discrepancies. Step 6: Obtain the Registration Code From the Network menu, select the P2P option and copy the Registration Code. Step 7: Add the NVR to AVYCON Cloud In the Admin portal, add the NVR using the Registration Code from Step 6. Click on the desired customer in the Customers table, navigate to the Cameras menu, and click the Add button. In the popup window, select the P&P Camera option, enter the camera's Registration Code, provide the camera's user credentials, select the billing plan, and click Create. Step 8: Add Multiple Cameras from the NVR For additional cameras, use the ONVIF option for cameras beyond the first. Since the NVR already includes a push module, there's no need for port forwarding rules. The push module will create a tunnel for all cameras connected to the NVR. Use the following HTTP access URL format: http://<RegistrationCodeOfNVR>.pushproxy.avyconcloud.local/ Replace `<RegistrationCodeOfNVR>` with the NVR's actual registration code. Set the RTSP port to 80, and use the NVR's username and password. Repeat for all cameras connected to the NVR. Step 9: Choose the Streaming Profile For each camera, associate it with its specific NVR copy in the system. By default, the first streaming channel of the device will be used. To change this, open each copy, navigate to the Quality tab, and select the desired streaming channel. Adjust the stream quality settings as needed and save the changes. If the NVR is set to the H.265 codec, ONVIF will not display compatible streaming channels. To resolve this, switch the NVR to H.264 via its web UI, and the channels will appear in the admin portal. Note: Only fixed billing plans are available for the P&P copy of the NVR. Future updates will allow all cameras connected through the NVR to use fixed billing plans.

To view the list of compatible models and download the latest firmware with the push module, refer to the designated page. Step 1: Upgrading the Camera Using Push Module To begin the upgrade, connect the camera to the network and access it via an internet browser. Navigate to the camera's Configuration menu. Under the Maintenance tab, click on the Upgrade tab. Click the Browse button to locate and select the downloaded firmware file. Click Upgrade and wait for the camera to complete the upgrade process. Step 2: Updating the Camera Network Settings From the Network menu, go to the General option. It is recommended to use Automatic IP (DHCP) mode. If a Static IP address is required, ensure that the Gateway and DNS settings are correctly configured for the network. Step 3: Configuring the Camera's Clock Ensure the camera's clock is correctly configured. Go to the System menu, then to the General section, and select Date and Time. Set the time according to the location’s needs to ensure the correct clock settings. Step 4: Finding the Camera's Registration Code To locate the camera’s Registration Code, go to the Basic Information page and copy the MAC address. Remove any dashes from the MAC address and add RAYSH as the prefix to generate the Registration Code. Example: the Registration Code is: RAYSH002363002363 Step 5: Adding the Camera in the Admin Portal To add the camera in the Admin Portal, use the Registration Code. In the Customers table, select the customer to whom the camera will be assigned. Then click on the Cameras menu and use the Add button to integrate the camera. In the window that appears, choose the P&P Camera option. Enter the Registration Code, provide the camera's user credentials, select the billing plan, and click Create. The Raysharp camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Step 1: Upgrading the Camera Firmware Visit the compatible models list and download the latest firmware with the push module from the designated download page. Connect the camera to the network and access it through an internet browser. Navigate to the Configuration menu and go to the Maintenance tab. Select the Upgrade option. Click the folder icon to locate the downloaded firmware file. Begin the upgrade process and wait for completion. Note: Performing a full factory reset after upgrading the firmware is recommended. Go to Maintenance, select Reset to Factory Default, and reconfigure the camera password after resetting. Step 2: Updating Camera Network Settings Access the Device tab in the Configuration menu and open the Local Network settings. Use Automatic IP (DHCP) mode for simplicity. If using a fixed IP address, verify the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway to ensure the camera can access the internet and resolve DNS names. Enable ONVIF features by navigating to Protocol > ONVIF Configuration and activating the following profiles: ONVIF Profile G Media2 Intelligent Analysis Switch For 51xx series cameras, enable the necessary profiles from the Network > CMS menu. Step 3: Configuring the Camera's Clock Go to the Device tab in the Configuration menu and select Date and Time. Adjust the settings to reflect the correct time and location, ensuring accurate clock configuration. Step 4: Obtaining the Camera's Registration Code Open the Device Info page in the Configuration menu. Copy the camera's MAC address and remove all colons. Add SNLL at the beginning of the sequence to generate the Registration code. Example: For MAC address `00:1C:27:1C:7C:93`, the Registration code will be: SNLL001C271C7C93 Step 5: Adding the Camera in the Admin Portal Open the Admin portal and navigate to the Customers table. Select the desired customer, then go to the Cameras menu under their account. Click the Add button and select P&P Camera from the options. Input the camera's Registration code, user credentials, and select a billing plan. Complete the process by clicking Create. The Sunell camera is now integrated and ready for use.

Step 1: Download Firmware with Preinstalled Push Module Visit the specified page to download firmware specific to the camera model that includes a preinstalled push module. Step 2: Upgrade the Camera's Firmware Access the camera's web interface and navigate to the Configuration menu. Select System, then Maintenance, and open the Upgrade tab. Click the Browse button to locate the firmware file downloaded in Step 1. Select the file and click the Upgrade button to initiate the process. Wait for the firmware upgrade to complete. The camera will reboot automatically once finished. Step 3: Generate the Registration Code Copy the camera's MAC address, remove all colons, and prepend TND to it. Example: if the MAC address is 3c:00:3c:00:3c:00, the Registration Code is: TND3c003c003c00 Use the generated Registration Code in the subsequent step. IMPORTANT: Ensure the camera is connected to the internet and can resolve DNS names. If the DHCP (Automatic) option is used and the router supports it, the camera will automatically receive the correct Gateway and DNS parameters. For static IP configurations, verify that the Gateway and DNS settings are accurate for the camera’s location. Step 4: Add the Camera to the Admin Portal Open the Admin portal and navigate to the Customers table. Select the customer to whom the camera will be added, then access the Cameras menu at the customer menu level. Click the Add button to begin integration. In the window that appears: Select the P&P Camera option. Enter the Registration Code generated in Step 3 and provide the camera’s user credentials. Choose a billing plan and click the Create button. The Tiandy camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Step 1: Upgrade the Camera with Push-Enabled Firmware Connect the camera to the network and access it via an internet browser. Open the Config menu in the camera's interface. Navigate to the Maintenance tab and select Upgrade. Use the Browse button to locate the appropriate firmware file. Download the push-enabled firmware from the provided source. Click Upgrade and wait for the camera to complete the process. For simultaneous upgrades on multiple cameras, the Upgrade Tool can be used. This tool is available for download. Step 2: Configure Camera Network Settings After upgrading, verify and adjust the network settings as needed to ensure the camera has internet access. In the Config menu, go to Network and select TCP/IP. Enable Automatic IP (DHCP) for recommended configuration. If using a static IP address, verify the Default Router and Primary DNS Server settings. Step 3: Configure the Camera Clock Set the camera’s clock to the correct time for its location. From the Config menu, navigate to System and select Date and Time. Adjust the settings to reflect the appropriate time zone and time. Step 4: Generate the Registration Code Open the **Basic Information** page in the **Config** menu. Copy the camera’s MAC address. Remove all colons from the MAC address and prepend "tvt" to create the Registration Code. Example: if the MAC address is 00:11:aa:b2:3c:4`, the Registration Code is: tvt0011aab23c4d Step 5: Add the Camera to the Customer Account Log in to the Admin portal and open the Cameras tab. Click the Add button and select the P2P option. Enter the Registration Code from Step 4. Provide a name for the camera and select Custom Credentials. Choose a billing option and click Create. The system will automatically locate the camera and establish a connection. Access to ONVIF-compliant camera settings will be available through the Starllion Cloud admin portal. For Fixed plans, the system will adjust camera settings automatically. For Pay-as-you-go plans, stream quality settings can be manually configured after the camera is added. The TVT camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Step 1: Download and Install the Windows Push Installer App To add a push module to Uniview cameras, download, install, and run the Push Firmware Installer app for Windows. Currently, this application is available only for the Windows operating system. A list of compatible models: Ensure that the latest version, currently v1.0.3, is being used to maintain compatibility with the maximum number of models. Upon starting, the app will automatically detect all cameras on the local network, displaying their model, IP address, and fields for entering administrator credentials. For any cameras not discovered automatically, use the "Add Device Manually" button to include them using their IP address and ports. Step 2: Enter Camera Credentials Administrator-level credentials are required for each camera to add the push module. If credentials are identical across all cameras, they can be entered manually for each camera or applied in bulk using the "Change Credentials" button at the bottom of the app. Step 3: Upgrade Cameras The push module can be added to individual cameras, multiple cameras simultaneously, or all cameras on the network. To select multiple cameras, check the box for each desired camera or use the Select All button. Initiate the upgrade process by clicking the Upgrade or Upgrade Selected button. During the upgrade, avoid turning off the computer or closing the app. After the upgrade begins, the app will display the Registration Code for each camera. Copy this code and use it to register the camera as P&P in the Admin Portal. For a successful upgrade, it is recommended to connect the computer and cameras to the same switch and ensure a stable power supply throughout the process. Note: Most Uniview cameras can be updated with the push module using this app. However, some of the latest models are not yet supported. Refer to the relevant page for guidance if the app fails to install the push module. Cameras with very outdated firmware may display a blank page instead of a login window post-update. If this occurs, close the browser entirely and reopen it. This happens due to significant changes in the login page by Uniview, with some browsers attempting to load a cached version. Step 4: Register the Camera Use the Registration Code obtained in Step 3 to add the camera in the Admin Portal. In the Customers table, select the customer account to which the camera will be added, then click on the Cameras menu within the customer's menu level. Use the "Add" button to integrate the camera. In the pop-up window, select the P&P Camera option. Enter the camera's Registration Code, along with the ONVIF user credentials created during Step 2. Choose the desired billing plan and click the "Create" button to complete the process. The Uniview camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

Step 1: Connect to the Camera Connect the camera to the network and identify its IP address using the Vivotek Installation Wizard. Double-click the camera in the wizard to open its web interface in a browser. Step 2: Configure Network Settings Ensure the camera has internet access. Navigate to the Network menu and review the network settings. Automatic IP (DHCP) mode is recommended. For Static IP, verify the Default Router and Primary DNS Server settings. Click Save to apply changes. Step 3: Configure the User Account Update the camera's access password to improve security. Many camera models require a password change for remote access. Enter a new password, click Update, and use these credentials when adding the camera to the Admin portal. Step 4: Set Correct Time Settings Go to the Configuration tab and open General Settings. Select the appropriate time zone. Automatic mode is recommended, ensuring the correct NTP server is in use. Click Save to store the settings. Step 5: Add the Push Module From the Configuration tab, open the Applications menu and select Package Management. Click Browse, choose the model-specific push module, and upload it to the camera. The push module can be downloaded from the MODEL SPECIFIC PUSH MODULE page. Once uploaded, the new package will appear in the Package List. Select the package and click Start. Step 6: Copy the Registration Code Wait for the Push Module to activate. When the status changes to ON, click on PushModule to open the registration code page. Copy the code. Note: If a firewall is present on the network, allow all outgoing TCP traffic to port 443. Step 7: Register the Camera in the Admin Portal In the Admin portal, go to the Cameras tab and click Add. Select the P2P option, input the registration code obtained from the camera, and assign a name to the camera. Choose Custom Credentials and select a billing option. Click Create to complete the process. The Starllion Cloud system will automatically locate the camera and establish a connection. ONVIF-compliant camera settings can then be accessed directly from the Starllion Cloud admin portal. For Fixed billing plans, the system will adjust camera settings automatically. For "Pay as You Go" plans, specify the desired stream quality settings after the camera is added. Note: Certain Vivotek cameras may require manual adjustments to the image quality profile. The Vivotek camera is now successfully integrated into the Starllion Cloud Platform using the Push Module.

This guide provides distributors with essential steps for effectively selling push-enabled camera devices and assisting customers with their setup. The process includes pre-registering devices, configuring them for end-clients, and ensuring seamless integration. Steps for Pre-Registering Cameras 1. Add the Push Module to Existing Cameras: Use the appropriate manufacturer-specific guide to integrate the push module into the cameras. 2. Pre-Register the Cameras: Log in to the integrator account and navigate to the Cameras menu in the top-level integrator panel. Click Add and select "Your P&P cameras" from the popup. Input the camera's registration code, ONVIF user credentials, and assign a name. Complete the process by clicking Create. This process can be repeated for multiple devices. Cameras will remain in a Registered status until fully operational, incurring no charges during this period. Customer Account Creation Create a new customer account on the platform or use an existing one. Cameras to Customers 1. Find Registered Cameras: Search for cameras in the admin portal using the serial number (SN). A connected barcode scanner can simplify the process by entering the SN directly into the search box. 2. Assign to Customer or Sub-Integrator: Select the appropriate customer or sub-integrator for the camera. 3. Choose a Plan: Assign the desired service plan to the camera. Client Setup Process 1. Connect the Camera: Attach one end of the Ethernet cable to the camera and the other to a network switch. Ensure the network switch is connected to a router or similar infrastructure providing internet access via a DHCP server. 2. Power On the Devices: Plug in and power on the camera and network switch. 3. Automatic Setup: The camera will connect to the internet and begin functioning automatically within 3–5 minutes (up to 15 minutes in rare cases). If the camera does not appear online, perform a power cycle and refresh the camera list in the admin portal. 4. Client Access: Provide the client with credentials to access the camera. The camera's name can be customized (e.g., by location) in the general settings. Managing Roles and Access Customize roles and permissions to control user access levels beyond the owner type. By following these steps, distributors can ensure a smooth deployment and customer experience with push-enabled cameras.