How to Add Devices and Perform Edge Storage Cloud Sync in Eagle Eye Cloud VMS
Last updated: July 2026
Scenario:
This guide explains the procedure for adding cameras to Eagle Eye Cloud VMS and how to enhance recording functionality by utilizing i-PRO’s edge recording feature.
1. Preparation: Prepare the required software and the setup requirements
2. Camera Settings: Perform the initial setup to prepare the camera for registration.
3. Camera Registration: Register the camera with the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS
4. Edge Storage Cloud Sync: If the cloud connection is lost, the SD card data recorded under the continuous recording schedule will be automatically uploaded and synchronized with the cloud when the connection is restored.
Eagle Eye Camera Direct:
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1. Preparation
Items to prepare
Camera firmware version 3.65 or later
For the following items, refer to D2C for Eagle Eye Networks.
Extension Software
Compatible Model List
Internet connection
2. Camera Settings
1. Update camera firmware to version 3.65 or later.
2. Install the D2C app.
Note:
Operating schedule for D2C for Eagle Eye Networks will be automatically set for continuous operation. This setting should not be changed.
Steps 3 and 4 are required when using the Edge Storage Cloud Sync feature.
If not needed, Skip to Step 5.
3. Insert the SD card and format it if necessary.
4. If [SD memory card] is set to [Use], recording will automatically start as scheduled recording.
5. Open the App Configuration. Tap [Connect].
3. Camera Registration
Register the camera to Eagle Eye Cloud VMS.
Configure using either Step 3.1 or 3.2, depending on the situation.
Note:
Camera’s ONVIF setting must be enabled when using D2C for Eagle Eye Networks. (Enabled by default.)
This setting should not be changed.
Register the device using the [HTTP & HTTPS] setting.
If you need to change the HTTP port number, make the change after registering the device to the cloud.
3.1 Registration on the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS screen
1. Tap [Go to Eagle Eye Cloud VMS].
2. Sign in using a pre-registered account. Sign in by entering your ID and password.
3. Tap [Dashboard] in the left pane.
Tap [+ Add device] in the upper right corner of the screen, then tap [Add camera direct].
4. Enter the camera model name in [Camera name].
Enter the MAC address of the target camera in [MAC address].
Tap [Add camera] at the bottom of the screen.
3.2 Registering via the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS App
By scanning the 2D code displayed on the camera’s software extension screen with the Mobile App, the camera can be registered without manually entering the MAC address. For information on how to obtain the Mobile App, Refer to the URL below.
Eagle Eye Cloud VMS Mobile App
1. Tap [Setup] > [Ext. Software] > [D2C for Eagle Eye Networks Enrollment Information] on the camera, and display the screen.
2. Launch the Mobile App and Sign in by entering your ID and password.
3. Tap [More] in the bottom-right corner of the screen.
4. On the All Device page, tap the [+] in the top-right corner and select [Add Camera Direct].
5. Tap icon in MAC Address field to navigate to the 2D code scanning screen.
6. Enter the camera name, then tap [Add Camera]. The camera will be added to the cloud after a short while.
7. After sign in, check [Dashboard] > [Direct to Cloud cameras].
If [Device status] displays [Online] and a thumbnail is shown, the camera has been successfully added.
Note:
When the application is installed, an ID and password for system access are generated.
ID: EagleEyeDefaultUser
Password: Y#Ud7g29O;D2B!p(+Do,FW%6*dvvje%y
After registering to the cloud, the password is automatically updated to ensure security. Updated passwords can be checked in [Device info].
Executing [Delete Camera] will reboot the camera, delete all user accounts, and automatically assign the initial ID and password from Eagle Eye Cloud VMS.
When live video is displayed on Eagle Eye Cloud VMS, up to five users can simultaneously view live video via the camera browser.
4. Edge Storage Cloud Sync
If the cloud connection is lost, the SD card data recorded under the continuous recording schedule will be automatically uploaded and synchronized with the cloud when the connection is restored.
This feature is available when SD card settings are configured in 2.Camera Settings.
If the connection to the cloud is interrupted and later restored, the data will be automatically synchronized and will become available for playback.
Refer to the figure below for the timeline colors.
Note:
Synchronization will take some time after the network connection is restored.
If the network bandwidth is limited, or if the bandwidth is restricted in the [Bandwidth control] settings, it may take longer to synchronize from the camera.