Setup guide · Supported
Connect your Hanwha Vision camera to storage you own.
Hanwha Vision (Wisenet) cameras are ONVIF Profile S/T devices. Pick “Any ONVIF camera” and Glimpo reads the stream profiles from the camera.
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Install the Glimpo hub
- Install Glimpo on a Mac or Windows PC, or run the hub on a Raspberry Pi, NAS or Docker host on the same network as the camera.
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Find the device password
- It is the admin password set on first login to the camera’s web page or Wisenet Device Manager
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Add it in Glimpo
- Open Add camera. Glimpo scans your network and lists the cameras it finds
- Pick “Any ONVIF camera”
- Enter the password (the username is admin)
- Glimpo tests the login before saving, and tells you exactly what went wrong if it fails
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Choose where footage goes
- Add a NAS, folder, WebDAV, S3, B2, R2 or Wasabi destination (Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive are coming soon)
- Pick a record mode: Events (motion only), Smart 24/7 or Continuous
- Every clip is encrypted on the hub before upload
Good to know
- Wisenet cameras have several stream profiles. Glimpo asks the camera over ONVIF, so you don’t need to know which profile number is which.
If it doesn’t connect
Glimpo names the problem instead of “connection failed”. What each message means:
- “The camera refused that username or password”
- Check you used the device password from Wisenet Mobile / the camera’s web page, not your Wi‑Fi password or app login. Glimpo shows how many tries are left before the camera locks itself.
- “Streaming to other apps is switched off”
- The camera answered but refused video. Look for an RTSP or ONVIF switch in the camera’s network settings.
- “Nothing answered at that address”
- The camera’s IP address may have changed, or it’s on a different network or VLAN from the hub. Run the scan again or check your router’s device list.
- “Not on the usual stream link for this brand”
- Your model uses a different path. Pick “Any ONVIF camera” so the camera tells Glimpo its links, or paste a custom link.
Related guides
- AxisAxis cameras speak ONVIF and RTSP, so they work with Glimpo’s “Any ONVIF camera” option and the account you created on the camera.Read guide →
- UniviewUniview (UNV) cameras and NVRs support ONVIF and RTSP. Pick “Any ONVIF camera” and sign in with the device password.Read guide →
- Any ONVIF Profile S / T cameraAny camera, NVR or DVR that supports ONVIF Profile S or T works: Glimpo asks it for its stream links, so you only type the password.Read guide →
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