Stream Video Recorder (ADC-SVR100)

Quick facts

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Live view resolution	N/A
Field of view	N/A
Night vision	N/A
Enrollment methods	Ethernet For more information about enrollment, see Stream Video Recorder (ADC-SVR100) - Installation Guide.
Ethernet compatibility	Has 10Base-T/100BaseTX (RJ45) Ethernet port. Not compatible with PoE.
Wi-Fi compatibility	Not compatible with Wi-Fi.
Recording features	24/7 local recording for connected cameras. Recording channels: Up to eight cameras. Storage: 2 bays (up to 2TB of storage each), SATA II (standard).
Two-Way Audio	N/A
Factory Reset	Location: The Reset button can be found in the pinhole labeled Reset in the back bottom left corner. Procedure: Hold the Reset button until the LED rapidly flashes red and green, which usually happens after 15 seconds. For more information about the reset process, see Factory reset an ADC-SVR100 to its default settings.

Topics

Data sheets

• Stream Video Recorder (ADC-SVR100) - Data Sheet

Installation guides

User guides

• Factory reset an ADC-SVR100 to its default settings

• Replace ADC-SVR100 hard drives

How-to troubleshooting guides

Frequently asked questions

• Does the USB port on the ADC-SVR100 have any functionality?

• How many video devices can the ADC-SVR100 support?

• What RAID formats can the ADC-SVR100 support?

• What size hard drives can the ADC-SVR100 support?

• Which video devices are compatible with the ADC-SVR100?

Videos

Training

General information

• Can Alarm.com doorbell cameras be associated to SVR/CSVRs?
• Can an SVR and video device communicate over different networks?
• Can an SVR hard drive be configured as a backup?
• Can an SVR/CSVR continue to record without an internet connection?
• Can specific cameras be hidden from local live video on an SVR?
• Can the SVR Timeline be viewed if the SVR does not have an internet connection?
• Can the resolution or frame rate of the SVR recordings be changed?
• Can video be deleted from an SVR?
• Commercial SVR Networking Recommendations♦ Use hardwired cameras with CSVRs whenever possible. Wi-Fi camera connections are supported, but not recommended ♦ If using Wi-Fi cameras with a CSVR, use an ADC-SG130 or dedicated Access Point connected to a dedicated switch ♦ If the CSVR has an integrated network switch, use the integrated switch instead of a separate switch ♦ The ADC-CSVR126 and ADC-CSVR2000P do not have an integrated network switch
• Does deleting a video device remove its footage from an SVR?
• Does local SVR playback from an HDMI or VGA cable time out?
• Export saved video from an SVR/CSVR
• How do Alarm.com video devices communicate with the SVR?
• How does the SVR handle recording gaps?
• How is the SVR different from a network video recorder (NVR)?
• How many SVRs can record footage from a single video device?
• How much video can be stored on Alarm.com SVRs?This page is a Stream Video Recorder (SVR) storage calculator. Find out how many hours of footage a user can store on the SVR based on the number of cameras connected to the SVR.
• Run a hard drive check on a Stream Video Recorder (SVR)
• Stream SVR recordings using the SVR Timeline with Smart View
• Third-party camera storage and bitrate calculator
• What Access Control events appear in the SVR Timeline?
• What DHCP range do Alarm.com Stream Video Recorders use?
• What are the differences between the SVR/CSVR models?
• What do the various colors on the SVR Timeline indicate?