How do I configure a UDP Technology IPE/NVC device to send TCP alarms?
UDP Technology IPE/NVC devices provide several methods of sending alarm notifications (via “subscription”), including multicast and TCP. This FAQ shows how to ensure that alarms sent out using TCP are correctly configured, and therefore correctly received by appropriate clients on the network.
Step 1 - Web Server Settings
Before adding the UDP Technology device to the client software,
you must switch the device's web server settings to HTTP.
Caution: If you do not switch to HTTP, the
device status will be incorrectly shown as unavailable, and PTZ
controls will not function.
- Enter the IP address of the device into a web browser, and log
in to the device.
- The default login name is root and the default password is
pass. Click Setup, then Basic Configuration and Web Server.
- Under Web Server, select HTTP and click Apply. You are prompted
to restart the web server - select OK.

Step 2 - Enable Subscription for TCP Events
To receive Device Input, Motion Detection and VCA events from
the device, you must enable TCP event subscription for these event
types.
- Click Event Configuration, then the type of event you want to
configure. In the example below, motion detection alarms are being
configured.
- Check Post notification message under Subscriber - TCP. Ensure
that you do not alter the port or address for the TCP event by
mistake.
- Click Apply.

Remember to repeat this process for each required event
type.