Manage Operators
In addition to administrators, add, edit, or delete operator accounts with limited permissions. Operators can manage certain camera features on behalf of administrators.
Also add an ONVIF-only account that the NVR/VMS uses for ONVIF and RTSP authentication. An ONVIF-only account is required to enable ONVIF Profile S fallback.
Add operators in the following situations.
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Assign additional staff for camera operation.
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Grant only specific permissions.
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When multiple people must collaborate to manage the camera.
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Grant team members read-only or edit permissions.
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Add up to 10 operators.
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Operators cannot add other operators. Only administrators can add operators.
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Operator passwords follow the same rules as administrator passwords. For more information, refer to Update Administrator Account Password.
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Each operator can change only their own account information.
Operator permission types
Select one of the following 3 permissions when adding an operator.
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Read Only: View all camera settings and logs; cannot change settings.
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Read Write: Access all menus except the Administrator menu and change camera settings. Operators can change their own password but not other operators' or administrators' passwords.
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ONVIF Only: A device-only account that the NVR/VMS uses for ONVIF and RTSP authentication. Cannot log in to the web UI. Required when enabling ONVIF Profile S fallback. For more information, see Configure Network Settings.
Limitations of ONVIF-only accounts
ONVIF-only accounts have the following limitations, unlike standard operator accounts.
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Create only one per device.
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After creating the account, the system blocks changes to the ID, password, and permissions. Only enable, disable, or delete the account.
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Disabling the account prevents Profile S fallback.
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When Profile S fallback is enabled, the system blocks account deletion. First, change the ONVIF mode to Profile T Only.
ONVIF-only accounts do not allow ID or password changes after creation. Decide in advance what to enter on the NVR/VMS, and store the account information securely. To change the password, delete the account, then create it again.
Add operator
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Click the System menu in the upper-left corner of the screen.
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Click Account on the left sidebar.

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In the Operator section, click + Add.
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When the Add Operator popup appears, enter the required information.

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ID: Enter the operator's unique ID.
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Up to 64 characters.
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Can include Korean, English letters, and numbers.
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Allowed special characters:
_,.,-,(,). -
Must be unique and not duplicate another operator.
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Password: Enter the operator's password. Follows the same rules as the administrator password. For more information, refer to Update Administrator Account Password.
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Confirm Password: Re-enter the password.
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Permission: Select the operator's permission. Select ONVIF Only to create an ONVIF-only account.
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Enabled: Enable or disable the operator's account.
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After entering all information, click OK.
After adding a new operator, the new account appears in the list.
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After adding an operator, log in with that account to verify permissions are applied correctly.
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Deliver the operator's ID and password to the operator securely.
Change operator permissions
Change an operator's permissions.
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Click the System menu in the upper-left corner of the screen.
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Click Account on the left sidebar.
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In the Operator section, click the Permission field for the operator whose permissions you want to change.

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Select the desired permissions from the list.
When the permission change succeeds, a success message appears in the upper right corner of the screen.
Click to open the Edit Operator window. In the Permission field, change to the desired permissions, and then click OK.

ONVIF-only accounts do not allow permission changes. If another permission is required, add a new operator account.
Disable operator
Temporarily disable an operator's account. Blocks access without deleting the account.
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Click the System menu in the upper-left corner of the screen.
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Click Account on the left sidebar.
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In the Operator section, click the toggle in the Enabled field for the operator you want to deactivate.

When deactivation succeeds, a success message appears in the upper right corner of the screen. Disabled operator accounts cannot log in.
Click to open the Edit Operator window. Click the toggle in the Enabled field to deactivate the account. Click OK to save the changes.

Disabled accounts can be reactivated later.
If an operator is already logged in, they will be denied access on their next login attempt.
Delete operator
You can permanently delete operator accounts. Deleted accounts cannot be recovered.
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Click the System menu in the upper-left corner of the screen.
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Click Account on the left sidebar.
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In the Operator section, click for the operator you want to delete.

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When the warning message appears, click OK.
When deletion succeeds, a success message appears in the upper right corner of the screen. The operator account is removed from the list.
If Profile T priority / S fallback is enabled, the system blocks deletion of the ONVIF-only account. Go to Settings → Network → Network, change the ONVIF mode to Profile T Only, then try again. For more information, see Configure Network Settings.