CP Plus Camera and NVR Configuration

CP Plus Camera and NVR Configuration

NVR Configuration


The CP Plus Pro Series of NVRs have been meticulously designed for providing you with upgraded performance and higher recording quality in your IP video surveillance solution. The robust processor that has been inculcated in this NVR lets you enjoy 4K resolution and brings out every little detail from the picture in a clear view. This NVR is being used worldwide at a variety of places because of its easy-to-install design.
  1. Connect the NVR to the switch port.
  2. Change the default IP 192.168.1.250 to  an IPA based on your Network configuration (example 192.168.7.53)
  3. In the NVR GUI interface select NETWORK option and change the default IP address to static and change to preferred IP address.




  1. Select MANAGE option and Select ADD IP CAM and ADD option to add the connected IP Camera’s.



Camera Configuration


All the cameras have been configured directly through web (or) though NVR.
  1. Login into NVR through web GUI with Ip Address.
  2. In the NVR GUI interface right click on the camera and select set the IP address, gateway, DNS address.




  1. If unable to initialize the cameras in the NVR, try logging in to the camera with default IP address 192.168.1.250
    1. Username: admin
    2. Password: There is no default password for the CP Plus camera, click ‘Forgot Password’
  2. Install GcMOB software application and scan the QR in the camera GUI interface.

Alternate Option

  1. Connect the device to the monitor and then connect a mouse.
  2. Click the power button at the front or rear panel and then boot up the device. After device booted up, the system is in multiple-channel display mode by default.
  3. Follow above steps once login the camera with default IP and change it too static.
  4. Set system time zone according to the actual environment.





  1. Scan the QR code and get the security code through mail.
  2. Reset the password.
  3. Change the default static IP and assign the new IP address and gateway.


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