Once a camera is bound to the Provision Cam2 App, event notifications can be sent directly to the user’s phone in real time. Alerts such as motion detection, AI events, sensor alarms, and device faults are delivered instantly, helping users stay informed wherever they are. Notification types can be turned on or off individually inside

Cloud Binding now enables over-the-air firmware updates for supported IP cameras. When a new firmware version becomes available, users receive a notification directly in the Provision Cam2 App, allowing the update to be downloaded and installed remotely without manual file handling or on-site access.

Cloud Binding now adds an extra security layer to P2P camera access. Once a camera is linked to a Provision Cam2 App account, any remote P2P login attempt requires an authentication code approved by the bound user. When access is requested, the owner receives a real-time notification in the Cam2 App and can choose to

Supported IP cameras can now be accessed directly from within the NVR’s remote P2P web interface. From the Edit Camera menu, users can click the Settings icon next to any connected camera to open its full web client instantly, without needing the camera’s local IP address or P2P serial number. For cameras bound to a

Users now have greater control over when AI analytic rules are activated. The setting determines how far a detected object must enter the defined detection area before an event is triggered. Higher sensitivity allows earlier activation for maximum responsiveness, while lower sensitivity requires the object to be more fully inside the zone for greater precision.

Supported analytic rules can now respond according to real-world behavior. Users can choose between: Moving Object – events trigger only while the detected target is in motion All Objects – events trigger whether the target is moving or stationary This provides greater flexibility for environments where movement is expected, while improving detection in scenarios where

Supported AI rules can now use up to four independently configured detection areas within a single rule. Each area can be adjusted separately with its own Detection object type, Sensitivity level, and Minimum and maximum object size, allowing users to optimize performance across different parts of the scene. Supported across analytics such as Line Crossing,

Motion detection can now be tuned with independent sensitivity levels across different zones of the camera view. This allows distant areas, where movement appears smaller, to use higher sensitivity, while zones closer to the lens can be set lower to reduce false alarms caused by nearby activity. The result is more accurate motion detection tailored

A custom image can now be uploaded directly to the live camera feed, enabling logo placement for branded, professional installations. OSD settings have also been expanded with greater control over font style, size, color, transparency, and automatic font scaling for optimal visibility across different displays.

Privacy masking has been expanded with custom color selection and scheduled activation, giving users greater control over how restricted areas are concealed. Masked zones can now be matched more naturally to the scene, creating a cleaner appearance than traditional black blocks, while scheduled masks can activate or deactivate automatically during defined time periods. Ideal for

The built-in microphone now features an upgraded Environmental Noise Filter, improving audio clarity across various installation environments. Normal Mode provides balanced processing for typical indoor locations, while Enhanced Mode applies stronger filtering for outdoor or noisy areas affected by wind, traffic, or industrial background noise. This allows clearer, more usable audio capture with a simple

The sub stream now supports 640×360, providing a native 16:9 aspect ratio at a lower bandwidth. While higher-resolution 16:9 formats were already available, this new option allows widescreen viewing with reduced bandwidth and lighter system load. This update delivers a cleaner and more efficient solution for remote viewing, multi-camera layouts, and bandwidth-sensitive environments.

HTTP Notification settings have been expanded to provide greater flexibility for third-party integrations and external platform connectivity. Users can now choose between V1 compatibility for existing integrations or V2 for newer optimized API structures. Short Connection is now available alongside Long Polling, allowing communication methods to be matched to event-based or continuous data reporting, with

A new DDNS Connection Test function allows users to verify DDNS settings instantly before saving. When using Provision-ISR’s native autoddns.com service, the first Test action creates and registers the selected domain automatically, while subsequent tests confirm the connection remains active. For third-party DDNS providers, users can enter their existing account details and use the Test

The camera now supports RTSP over TLS, enabling encrypted live video streaming between the device and connected clients. Unlike standard RTSP streams, TLS protects video data while in transit, helping prevent unauthorized interception across the network. This is especially valuable for remote access deployments and security-sensitive environments where encrypted communication is increasingly expected.

Our most recent update includes an improved HTTP POST protocol for integrating Provision-ISR cameras with third-party systems. Previously, the HTTP POST integration involved receiving all event data without distinction. Now, you can choose specific alarm types and triggers to send more precise data in XML format, such as motion, analytics, images, and more. It also

With v5.2.3, you can automatically send snapshots at intervals ranging from 1 second to 24 hours to a remote FTP server, selecting the quality from either the mainstream or substream. Ideal for daily evidence capture, this feature ensures on-site security and offers improved storage and network efficiency by reducing data loads and optimizing bandwidth usage. 

Our cameras, equipped with FW v5.2.3, support ONVIF Profile M. This ONVIF standard is tailored for analytics applications, with a strong emphasis on standardized metadata and event handling.  Our cameras can seamlessly integrate with IP-based third-party devices and systems, allowing efficient transmission of information such as object boxes and event triggering. Currently, our cameras support

Starting from firmware version 5.2.3 onward, you can enjoy the convenience of remote updates directly through the cloud, eliminating the need for manual updates. You will be notified through the Cam2 App whenever a new update is available. Necessary: The initial update to version 5.2.3 must still be performed manually. Once upgraded, future updates can