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Camera Setup

Panoraxy BF-BK04

Setup camera. Enable ONVIF. Configure NVR. Enable NVR in Agilicus AnyX. Your video from anywhere, on any device.

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We are not affiliated with Panoraxy, nor can we assist in setting it up or obtaining its mobile app. This note shows how to setup this camera to use with an ONVIF-capable NVR, and then with the Agilicus AnyX system. If you are looking for information on the camera, or its app, see https://manuals.plus/shenzhen-bovision-technology/bf-bk04-wifi-camera-manual.

Panoraxy BF-BK04 camera setup guide showing connection ports and components.

The Panoraxy BF-BK04 is a generic IP/WiFi camera, supporting Pan-Tilt-Zoom. It supports ONVIF, making it possible to use with network video recorders such as Shinobi, Synology, etc. Many similar cameras exist with the same software and features.

The setup is very simple: follow the manufacturer instructions, enable ONVIF, note the IP, configure IP into NVR.

Below we show the screen shots walking through this process. We assume you have placed the camera on your internal WiFi.

Steps

  1. Setup camera on WiFi (using vendor App and QR Code)
  2. Open App
  3. Select device from list
  4. Select config icon
  5. Select Onvif settings
  6. Set a password, note IP address
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A panoramic view of a Starlink satellite dish (BF-BK04) mounted on a pole, with its base and cable connections visible.
Panoraxy BK04 Starlink Camera Setup: Agilicus antenna mount showing camera placement for optimal Starlink dish monitoring.
A Starlink camera setup with a PanoramaXY BF-BK04 camera, featuring a wide-angle lens and a black housing, mounted on a tripod with a blue portable power station.

Now that we have the information (IP, password), we will proceed to the Network Video Recorder (NVR) setup (IP as given, port 8000, user/password as given).