In cases where no locality is specified, the laws of the US, Canada, UK, and Australia (where most of our users reside) will be taken into account based on reasonableness of the activity. Since laws vary between geographical regions of the world, consideration will be taken as to where the illegal activity is promoted. Posts and comments should not promote illegal activity. This includes goo.gl, youtu.be, amzn.to, bit.ly, and others. Use the full URL of the page you are linking to. We follow the guidelines of the Reddiquette, so insulting, flaming, trolling, etc. Online store/review links are okay, unless it looks like that's mostly the only thing you do on reddit. Amazon links are okay, but Amazon links with a referral tag in the URL are not!Īccounts that are only used to post links to a specific website (online store, tech blog, etc.) or YouTube channel will be banned on sight.
Posts that contain referral/affiliate links will be removed and the poster might get banned without warning. If the Device ID cannot be found or read on the top of the recorder, depending on the system, the Device ID may be located on the recorder's System Information screen.Anything relating to defending your home and family. If you cannot scan the QR code, the Device ID can be manually entered into the applicable client software or app to connect remotely. Many Lorex by FLIR remote access apps give the option to scan this QR code to connect to and set up a device on a network. A QR code is a machine-readable optical label that contains information about the item to which it is attached. This sticker is generally located on the side or base of a camera, or on the bottom of a DVR / NVR recorder. On newer systems the Device ID may be printed on the QR code sticker. The device ID can be used to connect a device during setup, or to recognize a device on a network where multiple devices are present.
Hardware: Locating the device ID and QR code
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