Flexible subscription plans allow the easy expansion of servers to fit growing needs. If it supports ONVIF - and most surveillance devices do these days - there may be a chance to add under the ONVIF or Generic RTSP model selection. QNAP QVR Center Surveillance Systems Control Center enables cross-server central management and monitoring across QNAP surveillance systems (including QVR Pro, QVR Elite and Surveillance Station) for up to 256 servers. Do you know anyone who has purchased these? If so, despite ONVIF compatibility not being mentioned, you might just get some info if they could use the very good Windows open-source tool 'ONVIF Device Manager' from to query the device. QVR Center QVR Center allows you to centrally manage multiple QVR Pro servers and track surveillance events. QVR Pro Client QVR Pro Client allows you to monitor live views and play back recordings Windows or Mac devices, or in the QNAP HD Station on the NAS. That's low by current standards for IP surveillance devices. NAS can function as a dedicated surveillance server. About the only technical info is that it supports 1080P resolution. Title: How to Get IPC MJPEG Stream via HTTP Commands Version: v1.0 Date: Product: Cameras Page: 3 of 3 © Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co.,Ltd. The 'Specifications' are sparse to say the least, so it doesn't seem possible to estimate whether it could be added to Surveillance Station via the various 'generic' methods provided. That's low by current standards for IP surveillance devices. One of the nice features of both features of QNAP ( as well as Synology and others I suppose) is the ability to automatically dismount an external Drive after a backup. Control panel Mount/ Dismount of USB Drive. About the only technical info is that it supports 1080P resolution. Few years ago I bought QNAP TS-415+ with 4Tb drives setup in RAID5. It looks like one of the App-only products that does not support actual and de-facto standards, locking the user in to an expensive proprietary environment. The 'Specifications' are sparse to say the least, so it doesn't seem possible to estimate whether it could be added to Surveillance Station via the various 'generic' methods provided.

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