Synology DVA1622 - Black




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The Synology DVA1622 is a 2-bay desktop Network Video Recorder (NVR) designed for home and small business users seeking smart and accurate video surveillance. It leverages deep learning algorithms to detect people, vehicles, and objects, alerting you to potential security breaches. Keep in mind that optimal performance depends on network bandwidth and camera specifications.
| Model Part Number | DVA1622 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Synology |
Go to Surveillance Station, click 'IP Camera', then click 'Add'. Follow the on-screen instructions to find and add your cameras.
You can use 3.5" SATA hard drives. Check the Synology compatibility list for recommended models.
You can access recordings through Surveillance Station. Use the timeline to browse through video footage.
Yes, you can access the feed remotely using Synology's QuickConnect or by setting up port forwarding.
Go to the DSM Control Panel and click on 'Update & Restore'. Follow the on-screen instructions.
The Synology DVA1622 comes with a standard manufacturer's warranty. Please refer to your product documentation for warranty details.
In Surveillance Station, go to 'Event Detection', and create rules based on your needs. Specify the camera, detection type, and action to be taken.
The DVA1622 supports a maximum of 108TB of storage.
Check the power cable and outlet. Ensure the power switch is turned on.
Verify camera IP addresses and network settings. Check the camera compatibility list.
Adjust camera resolution and bitrate settings. Ensure sufficient network bandwidth.
Check the configuration of the event detection rules. Ensure the camera view is not obstructed.
Manage existing recordings to free up space. Consider increasing storage capacity.