Using the Luxriot EVO Mobile App :

All versions of EVO support the use of the mobile App available in IOS (iPhone & iPad) and Android versions, some understanding of internet port forwarding is required to set up your system for remote viewing.

We have a free simple generic guide available for download which covers connecting CCTV systems for remote viewing over broadband. EVO servers come complete with a built in video broadcast server, Broadcast Server allows connection via browsers such as Chrome as well as the mobile Apps.

EVO Servers have a single external port for remote connection and delivery of video, Global systems require an individual ideally unique port number allocated per recording server, this allows easy port forwarding and mapping for multiple servers on a single site, for example 8080 >Global Server, 8091 > Record Server 1, 8092 Record Server 2. Help and advice on remote connectivity is available from Videcom, we are also able to offer remote support packages to help set up the remote access for you.

Luxriot EVO GPS Tracking

New for Luxriot Mobile Version 1.7

ALl new with version 1.7 of the Luxriot Mobile APP and EVO Server Versions 1.8 onwards (released April 2018) is built in GPS tracking and real time asset display onto the monitor application GEO mapping.

Just add your mobile device icon to your GEO Map and enable tracking tick box and then simply enable GPS on the mobile APP and allow GPS data, coordinates are displayed on camera video and the camera icon displayed on your maps.


Luxriot EVO Mobile Mobile App

IP Ports

Your network adaptor(s) in your EVO server have an IP address, this address is unique on your network and identifies the address on your server so others can find you. Ports are like rooms in your computer where programs and applications can be reached, there are standard defined ports such as 80 and 443 for internet browsing. EVO has default ports for the streaming server of 8080.

Luxriot EVO Web Server

A simple test

Using your preferred browser (Chrome recommended) on your server navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8080, where 1270.0.1 is your localhost IP address and 8080 is the port for your streaming server. You should be presented with a login screen and using your admin credentials you should be able to log into the web interface client and select your cameras (see manual).

Luxriot EVO Basic IP Port Forwarding

Basic Port Forwarding

In order to connect to your EVO Server you need to know where your server is in the world (WAN IP), your Server IP address that connected to your internet router and your port number (8080 default). If your internet connection uses a dynamic IP address (not fixed) you should be able to set-up an IP tracking service, for example No-IP or DYN-DNS. This service will track your WAN IP against a chosen URL.

Bringing it all together

You will need admin access to your internet router, most common routers support port forwarding (please refer your router manual) this enables traffic arriving at you router externally to be forwarded to an internal IP device (your server). In our example our servers IP is 192.168.0.100 and port 8080 (default). Our WAN is managed by a DNS service and we track our WAN IP with our chosen URL "evoserver.here.com". If we now place our client computer (or mobile App) outside of our networkour server IP address will be evoserver.here.com:8080 [our.chosen.dns:port]. If you have a fixed WAN IP then you can just use this.

Final Port Forward Steps and Testing

In our simple single server example. On your router set-up port forwarding, so incoming traffic for port 8080 is forwarded to 192.168.0.100:8080 [serverIP:port]

We recommend you now test everything is working using a browser before proceeding with the mobile App installation. Browse to your server using your external credentials (evoserver.here.com:8080).

You should again get the browser login, now go to your chosen App or Play store and download the Luxriot EVO App.

Set-up your Server and Connect

Open your App and select Add Server, complete the data fields and add your credentials, once complete click save.

Your now ready to go, click your server name on your server list and you should automatically connect. Use the more options icon (3 dots) to select cameras or navigate to Archive to playback.

Other icons include screen layouts, Stream Statistics and options for user buttons, Alarm Events and Widgets.

EVO Mobile Live Streaming

Stream Video and Replay

In order to stream your mobile device camera you first need to set up a new device in console. Add a new device and select Model: External Source.Console will generate a unique TOKEN. Using the App form options select Stream Camera, the first time this request is made you will be requested to enter the token so your mobile can be registered.

When your mobile is working you can move onto the channel configuration and ..

Record or Live Stream your camera

.. set-up recording profiles to record on EVO your transmission stream. If you wish to also enable "Offline" recording please enable EDGE Recording and choose your recording profile.

From the main App menu you can now select to record from your camera even when not connected and upload this video to EVO later.

Video files are saved on your mobile until uploaded manually to your chosen server.

The Luxriot EVO App allows users access to live and recorded footage as well as alarm event notification, Action Buttons and widget displays. EVO Console allows for the configuration of user access levels with UAC controls to restrict users who can actively deploy and connect using the App. Development is always ongoing including the sending of GPS data from the mobile device to your EVO Servers.

Luxriot EVO Global Port Forwarding:

EVO Global network configuration can be a little more challenging, if you Buy EVO Global from Videcom we will, if requested, provide support and advice on network configuration and port forwarding. Unlike EVO S, Global supports multiple cameras and Network configuration and proper planning is essential to get the most from your system. The Mobile App on Global sites just connected to your Global Server, providing your recording servers have internet facing access and the appropriate port forwarding configured, you will be able to see all configured devices on this single connection.