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1. Create a CSV file with devices listed as follows:

   Code Block
   IP address, Port, Vendor, Model, Login, Password, Identifier, Object name, Latitude, Longitude, Azimuth, Archive name, Recording mode

   
   

   Note
   title Attention!
   For each added camera, three parameters are required: IP address, Vendor and Model. The parameters that aren't specified will be automatically set to their default values.  You should include commas even if no additional parameters are set. All parameters are case-sensitive. To separate the integer and fractional parts in coordinates, use a point. If there is a comma in the device model name, in order not to violate the logic of the CSV file, it is necessary to add the \ character before the comma in the model name. Example: the device model name is CO-i20DY2(2,7-9) (CO-YUC-HM96-279). In the CSV file, it is necessary to specify the model name as CO-i20DY2(2\,7-9) (CO-YUC-HM96-279).

   For example:

   Code Block
   10.0.12.245, 80, Bosch, Dinion IP starlight 8000 MP, service, Admin12345!, 1441, Camera 1, 0, 0, 0, Archive AliceBlue, Always 10.0.12.246,, Bosch, Dinion IP starlight 8000 MP,,,,,,,,, 10.0.12.247, 80, Bosch, Dinion IP starlight 8000 MP,,,, Camera 3,,, Archive AliceBlue, On motion

   Note
   title Attention!
   The vendor and model of the device must be specified exactly as in the list of supported devices. For correct display of the object name in C-Werk, the CSV file must be UTF-8 BOM or UTF-32 BOM encoded.

2. Drag and drop the created file to the form in IP Device Discovery Wizard in C-Werk.
   
   
   

   Info
   title Note
   If C-Werk is running in the safe mode, the CSV file must be dragged-and-dropped to the IP Device Discovery Wizard from the application window, which is running with the administrator rights.

   
   

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