Synology Surveillance Device License Pack
Overview of the Synology Surveillance Station 4 device licence pack This product includes 4 Synology Surveillance Station device licences. Synology’s Surveillance Station can be run on a all Synology Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices and provides a flexible IP video surveillance solution. Pack Synology Surveillance Device License Packs are designed for expanding camera, I/O module, access controllers, and transaction devices set up on Synology Surveillance Station. By default, two device licenses2 are installed on a DiskStation or RackStation1, and more default licenses are installed on an NVR3.
Licensing Plan By applying license keys on the Surveillance Station user interface, you will be able to set up and manage more surveillance devices on your Synology products. 4 or 8 Surveillance Device License Packs come with a single license key, allowing you to activate 4 or 8 surveillance devices. Most of the time, each IP camera, I/O module, and access controller will only require one license, and each transaction device will require two licenses. However, there are some cameras that have different billing methods. Please see the section below for more details. To find out the maximum number of surveillance devices supported on each Synology product, please refer to the specifications of each model. Note: • Surveillance Station running on Virtual DSM, will not include any default device licenses.
I bought a Synology DS218J to act as a surveillance server. It wasn't until I got the NAS and read the instructions that I learned that it only allows you to install two surveillance cameras in their Surveillance Station software for free and then you have to purchase a One, Four, or Eight pack of camera licenses to add more cameras. The Synology one-camera license pack allows you to add one camera to the Synology Surveillance station. Synology Camera License Packs are designed for expanding cameras setup on the Synology Surveillance Station. By default, two camera licenses are installed. Board index Synology Applications Official Synology Packages Surveillance. Where to purchase camera license and receive immediately? ONE license for cameras.
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• Default license keys cannot be migrated. • NVR is a surveillance dedicated product, the default device license of NVR216/NVR1218 is four. • Purchased licenses can be migrated. Special Billing Methods Synology Surveillance Station has different billing methods for particular cameras, such as panoramic, multi-lens cameras and video server for analog cameras.
Nitro type race garage. For more details about supported cameras, please refer to. Camera Type Billing Method Example License required Regular Per camera AXIS P1347 1 Panoramic Per camera AXIS M3007 1 Multi-lens Fixed lens Per camera ArecontVision AV8185DN 1 Removable lens Per channel AXIS F44 5 Video server Per channel Vivotek VS8801 8 In the table above, you can see a detailed example of our billing methods for four different camera types.
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Certain panoramic cameras (e.g. Axis M3007) which support native dewarping may provide more than one stream (e.g. Quad View, Double Panorama, and Original View) at a time. Each of regular and panoramic cameras requires one license only. There are two types of multi-lens cameras, fixed lens and removable lens. Fixed lens cameras which provide more than one stream at a time will require one license only. For removable lens cameras, Synology will charge you per channel.
Take Axis F44 for example. Axis F44 (with at most four lenses) provides up to five channels of video stream. The four channels are corresponded to by the four lenses, and the fifth channel is the view of all four cameras combined. If you wish to display all five channels in Surveillance Station, Synology will charge you for five licenses accordingly. Video servers such as Vivotek VS8801 can connect to up to eight analog cameras. In this case, Synology will charge you for eight licenses accordingly. This rule will also apply to video servers supported in Surveillance Station.