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SETUP YOUR CAMERA FIRST

STEP 1

SET UP YOUR CAMERA ON THE

WIRELESS LOCAL NETWORK

STEP 3

DISCOVER & VIEW YOUR CAMERA ON

THE LOCAL NETWORK

STEP 2

LN Series

Quick Setup Guide

It really is that easy!

Identify Your IP Camera

BEFORE YOU START

This Network Camera is designed for easy installation.

However, before you continue, please read the following:

The Quick Start Guide refers to LNE1001, LNE3003 and LNZ4001

models and must be followed in sequence without

skipping steps.

1. When setting up the camera, use Internet Explorer only

After the initial setup, you can view the camera using Internet

Explorer (with ActiveX), Mozilla Firefox and

Safari

2. Steps 1 - 2 should to be completed when your camera is

connected wired before you can use the camera wirelessly.

3. When connecting the camera to a wireless network, consider the

following:

a. If your wireless router is not set up with wireless encryption, you

can start the installation process immediately.

b. If your wireless router is set up with the encryption, please make

sure you know the encryption key. If you do not know the

encryption key (encryption password), please refer to your

router’s manual in order to reset the key.

c. If your wireless router is set up with a different type of encryption

please refer to your router’s manual in order to change

encryption type to WEP - OPEN, WPA - PERSONAL,

WPAZ - PERSONAL.

d. The camera is compatible with Macintosh for viewing only.

Recording on Macintosh is not supported. When using

Macintosh auto discovery “Bonjour” advanced

knowledge is required. Please refer to “Setting Up Using

Macintosh” FAQ on LOREX web site www.lorextechnology.com

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BASIC INSTALLATION GUIDE

Broadband Router and Computer are required for

local and remote monitoring (not included).

Place the base of the

camera on a ﬂat surface

and screw on the stand.

Attach the screw knob to

the camera stand.

Attach the wireless antenna to

the back of the camera.

Screw the camera to the

camera stand.

Tighten the screw knob to

secure the camera.

Plug the power adaptor into the

power port of the camera. Plug the

other end to an electrical outlet.

NOTE: Make sure the LED is lit

on the front of the camera. If not,

check that all cables are properly

connected.

Set up Your Camera*

Connect the included network

cable to the rear side of the

LAN port on the bottom of the

camera. Connect the other

end of the network cable to the

router, switch, or active wall

port of your local network.

IMPORTANT

5. Reset

6. Audio IN

7. Audio OUT

8. I/O

1. Camera

2. Antenna

3. Power Adaptor Port

4. Ethernet Cable

(LAN) Port

6 7 8

LNE3003

LNZ4001

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BASIC INSTALLATION GUIDE

NOTE: This quick start guide refers to a Windows 7 & Vista™ installation.

NOTE: For initial setup, you will need Internet Explorer (on PC using

Windows Operating system only) as your default browser. Do not install

DigiConsole until Step 2 is completed.

Launching the DigiConsole Software

Before launching the program, please make sure your computer is connected

to the same local network as the camera and has access to the Internet.

The camera must be connected using the included Ethernet cable for initial

installation. It is recommended to setup the camera when your computer is

wired to the local network. If you are using the wireless connection on your

computer, please make sure you are connected to your wireless router (check

wireless name - SSID).

Congratulations! Your camera is

now set-up for local viewing

If the software runs

automatically, please

proceed to Step 2, section d.

If the pop-up window

appears, click Run

Setup.exe and continue to

Step 2, section c.

Double-click the camera to

launch DigiViewer in your

browser.

Enter admin in the username

and admin in the password

ﬁelds to access your camera.

The browser will prompt you

to install ActiveX.

Depending on your browser

security settings, you can use the

“remember me” check option and

the next time you will view the

same camera using this browser

it will renumber user name and

password till you restart your

computer.

Did you know?

If a security pop-up window

appears, click Unblock

and Continue to allow

DigiConsole to run.

NOTE: If the CD does not start

automatically, please go to “Computer”

(“My Computer” for Windows XP™ users)

and double click on the CD Drive to run

the application. Follow Step 2.

Click Find to discover Lorex

cameras on your network.

OPTION: If UPNP is enabled on your

computer open the “Network” (“My

Network Places” for Windows XP™

users) folder to view UPnP devices.

(UPNP is disabled by default in

Windows Vista™).

aInsert the included

DigiConsole Software CD into

your CD/DVD-ROM drive.

Local Viewing

If a security pop-up window

appears, click Unblock

and Continue. Click the

warning on the browser bar

and select Install ActiveX

Control. Click Unblock or

Continue in any proceeding

security pop-ups.

Click the warning bar (it will turn from

yellow to blue) and select Install ActiveX.

Click Install to start the

installation. Click Unblock or

Continue in any security

pop-up. (This step is required

only for ﬁrst time set-up).

Setting up Wireless Connectivity

CAMERA must be PLUGGED INTO YOUR ROUTER BEFORE STARTING THE

WIRELESS SETUP. Steps 1 - 2 should to be completed.

From DigiViewer, click

Settings and then click

Wireless. DigiViewer

automatically scans for any

wireless networks.

aClick Submit Wireless. Allow

DigiViewer a few moments

to apply your new connection

settings.

NOTE: Changing wireless

settings may require devices

to reconnect.

1. Click on Settings,

Preferences. Beside

“Wireless IP Address”,

there should be a populated

IP address. This means that

the wireless connection has

been connected.

2. Disconnect the network cable

from the camera.

3. Double-click the camera in

the the Windows Network

menu (Start>Network) to

launch DigiViewer in your

default browser.

NOTE: If using a Mac, use

Bonjour in Safari to auto-detect

your camera.

If not already enabled, select

Enabled from the Wireless

Mode drop-down menu.

From the list of available

networks, select the wireless

network for the device. If

protection/encryption is

enabled on the wireless

router, you must enter the

network password.

Congratulations! Your

camera is now set-up to

work Wireless.

ATTENTION: This section is applicable to wireless camera models only. The

cameras are B/G wireless devices. N wireless routers must be in “mixed B & G”

mode (not in N mode) to detect the camera.

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BASIC INSTALLATION GUIDE

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. As our products are

subject to continuous improvement, Lorex Technology Inc. and our subsidiaries reserve

the right to modify product design, speciﬁcations and prices, without notice and without

For detailed setup information, please refer to

the User’s Manual included inside the software/

support CD . For additional information, please

visit our website

www.lorextechnology.com

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LN Series_QSG_EN_R2

The iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad are capable of remotely viewing

the LN series cameras. To do this you will need to download an

App onto your device.

• iPhone, iPod Touch Users must download the Lorex Live 2 App

from the App store.

• iPad users must download the Lorex iMobile App from the App

store.

LOREX EASY CONNECT INTERNET

REMOTE VIEWING - BASIC

STEP 4A REMOTE VIEWING INSTALLATION GUIDE

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Congratulations! Now that you have a Yoics account set up you can log in to

http://lorex.yoics.com to remotely view your cameras from anywhere in the world

using Internet Explorer web browser (Windows operating system only).

ON YOUR PC

STEP 4B

LOREX EASY CONNECT INTERNET REMOTE

MONITORING ADVANCED

(AUTO PORT FORWARD WIZARD)

CONTINUED

Congratulations! You have completed 4B successfully. Your camera is now set-up for

remote viewing on any PC. You can now log into your Lorex account from anywhere in

the world with your DDNS URL address.

CONTINUED

1. For PRODUCT LICENSE

select the LNE-LNZ

Series option from the

drop down menu.

2. For PRODUCT CODE

enter the Monitor’s MAC

address (recorded in

Step 4B-1).

3. For URL REQUEST enter

a unique URL name (e.g.

tomsmith). NOTE: URL

name should not be more

than 15 characters.

Complete New Account Information:

7Create Account:

Create Account

Conﬁgure DDNS in Digiviewer

STEP 4B STEP 4B

Open your web browser (Internet Explorer by default) and enter

http://www.lorexddns.net in the address bar.

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name System) Set-up:

http://www.lorexddns.net

LOREX EASY CONNECT INTERNET REMOTE

MONITORING ADVANCED

LOREX EASY CONNECT INTERNET REMOTE

MONITORING ADVANCED

OPTIONAL DDNS DDNS

An automated REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION EMAIL will be

sent to your email. Print and Save this conﬁrmation. You will

need this information to access your System remotely.

Registration Email:

Service Provider: dns1.lorexddns.net

Domain Name: tomsmith.lorexddns.net

User ID: tomsmith

Password: (your password) EXAMPLE

ON YOUR PC ON YOUR PC ON YOUR PC & IP CAMERA

1. Open DigiViewer:

• Open directly in your web browser

using your device’s IP address

(refer to Step 4B-1).)

• From DigiConsole, from the Find

menu, right-click the device and

select Open Device in Browser

2. Enter the IP Camera’s user name

(admin) and password (admin) to

3. From the DigiViewer main window,

click Settings and then click

Remote Access.

4. Under Dynamic DNS, select Enable

Lorex Dynamic DNS Service.

5. Enter the domain name

(e.g. tomsmith.lorexddns.net), you

only need to enter tomsmith in the

text ﬁeld and your user name from the

DDNS conﬁrmation email. DigiViewer

will automatically update with your

newly entered DDNS information.

6. Click the Submit Remote button to

complete the setup.

7. Click System Log and scroll down to check if your DDNS Setup was

successful.

8. Click Surveillance to return to the main window to ensure the

changes have been implemented.

Registering with Yoics

Router port forwarding is not required

NOTE: There is no “www” in

front of the address. The camera

must be connected to your local

network router for Yoics to

automatically detect the system.

1. From DigiViewer, click Settings and then

click Remote Access.

2. Under Yoics Instant Networking, click

Viewing page opens

http://lorex.yoics.com

3. Enter your personal information

in the necessary ﬁelds and create

an account.

Registering your Camera

1. A pop-up window opens and

informs you that your camera has

been detected. Click CONTINUE

in the registration screen to enable

Yoics Easy Connect.

2. You can rename your camera (e.g.

myofﬁce). Click REGISTER NOW.

After the registration your IP

camera will appear on the left side

bar under My Stuff/Cameras

NOTE: This service is provided free

of charge. You do not have to click

the Upgrade Now button to use the

Remote Viewer service.

Connect to your IP Camera

1. Double click your IP Camera to

view live camera images. Double

click on the camera’s name to view

the feed.

Your IP camera is designed to work with Yoics easy-connect remote

access. Yoics remote viewing allows you to access your camera from a

remote location without needing to conﬁgure your router.

Using Yoics

NOTE: Decide whether you want your IP camera to connect to Yoics in

wired or wireless mode. If you want your camera to operate wirelessly you

must connect to your camera in wireless mode before creating a Yoics

account. For details, see “Setting Up Wireless Connectivity” in the User’s

Manual.

NOTE: If you have not already registered for free Lorex DDNS Service,

click Register with DDNS Service at the bottom of the remote access

window to go to the Lorex DDNS website.

NOTE: You may have to manually save your

router settings after the software makes

the required changes to your router.

Step 3: Update the Router Settings

1. Click the Update Router button. The program

begins updating the router settings. This may

take 20 - 30 seconds.

2. Close the update window when the update

ﬁnishes.

Step 4: Test your Connection

1. Click the Test Your Connection button.

Your system’s default browser opens and

connects to your Lorex device.

2. Enter the IP Camera’s user name (admin)

and password (admin) to login to the

device.

NOTE: Ensure that Internet Explorer is

your system’s default internet browser.

Manual Port Forward:

If you were unable to port-forward your router

automatically using the wizard, you will need to do so

manually.

All routers are different. To port forward your router, please refer to

your router’s user manual.

An example of a port forwarding screen is shown for illustration

purposes.

Ports: 80 (Web Port), 554 (Video Port (RTSP)

554

System

System 80

EXAMPLE

REMOTE VIEWING USING iPHONE™,

iPOD TOUCH™ & iPAD™

1. iPhone/iPod Touch users: Must have OS version 3.1.2 or

greater.

2. iPad users: Must run OS version 3.2 or greater.

System Requirements:

Downloading the App:

You must download the application from the Apple App Store.

NOTE: You must create an App Store account before you can

download content. A valid credit card is required to create an

account, however the download of the above Apps is free of

charge.

• Launch the App Store application from your device.

• iPod, iPod Touch users: Search for Lorex Live 2

• iPad users: Search for Lorex iMobile.

Auto Port Forward Wizard

The Lorex Auto Port Forwarding Wizard is a software that automates

router port forwarding.

You must have the following before you conﬁgure the software:

1. Your router’s model and version numbers

2. Your router’s user name and password

3. Your Lorex device’s IP address

4. Your Lorex device’s port numbers that require port forwarding

Step 1: Populate the Router Database

4The Auto Port Forwarding Wizard

automatically populates a list of current

routers, and detects the number of

connected routers.

1. Click the Next button after the software

detects your router conﬁguration.

Step 2: Enter your Router Settings

1. Under the Router drop-down list, select

the model of your router OR click the

Search button to enter the name of your

router model.

2. Under Router IP, click the Detect Router IP button. The router’s IP populates

in the blank ﬁeld.

3. Under Username and Password, enter the router’s username and password.

4. Under IP, enter the IP address of your Lorex device (refer to Step 4B-1).

5. Under Port, enter the port number(s) that require forwarding (Web Port: 80,

Video Port (RTSP): 554)

6. Click Next to continue.

NOTE: Click the Auto Detect button if you have a Linksys or Netgear

router (works with most models).

NOTE: Ensure you select the proper model

and ﬁrmware number of the router.

554

1. From the DigiConsole main viewing window,

click on LOREX EASY CONNECT WIZARD

and follow the instructions on the website to

Installation

For detailed setup information, please refer to the

User Manual included inside the software CD.

Enter the IP Camera’s user name

(admin) and password (admin) to

1Locate your IP & MAC Addresses:

Record the IP and MAC Addresses in the section below:

IP ADDRESS : . . .

MAC ADDRESS : : : : : :

(Required for DDNS registration)

1. Run DigiConsole from the included

software CD.

2. From the main menu, click Find to open the

list of devices. DigiConsole automatically

locates all available Internet cameras on

the network.

3. Locate the IP and MAC addresses next to

the device icon.

OPTIONAL

Ports (by default): 80 (Web Port), 554 (Video Port (RTSP)

Step 4B-1

LN Series_QSG_EN_R2

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Model:	LNE1001

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