EZTools
A Comprehensive Tool for Device Discovery and Configuration
Powerful and Intuitive Features
Device Discovery
Find devices on the network for quick and painless configuration and management.
Firmware Upgrade
Easily upgrade the firmware for your IP cameras, NVRs, and connected devices in batches.
Configuration
Configure device parameters like IP addresses, passwords, image settings, and more.
Storage Calculation
Calculate required disk space or recording time based on your cameras' current encoding settings.
System Requirements & Downloads
PC Requirements
- OS: Windows 11 (64-bit)
- CPU: Intel i3 3.0 GHz+
- Memory: 2GB or higher
Mac Requirements
- OS: macOS 12 (or newer)
- CPU: Intel i3 3.0 GHz+ / Apple Silicon
- Memory: 4GB or higher
EZTools Interface Screenshots
3.0 Patch Notes
- Supports custom UI display size.
- Supports live camera preview window.
- Supports multi-channel camera batch configuration.
- Supports more comprehensive parameter configurations.
- General performance improvements and bug fixes.
FAQs
Does EZTools find 3rd party devices?
Yes. EZTools can locate 3rd-party ONVIF cameras depending on the camera's ONVIF profile implementation.
Can I use EZTools to find out recording time?
Yes. EZTools features a built-in disk calculator that can poll online devices to calculate retention time accurately.
Can I update recorder and camera firmware from EZTools?
Yes. Cameras and recorders can both be updated directly through EZTools. Cameras plugged into an NVR's built-in PoE ports can also be batch upgraded.
What can I configure with EZTools?
EZTools can batch-configure IP addresses, subnet masks, gateways, passwords, and detailed image parameters.
Can I export device network information?
Yes. In the upper right-hand corner of EZTools, the "Export" button allows you to save the detected device list into an Excel file for site documentation.
Tutorials
No video tutorials available at this time. Please reference the EZStation performance guide or contact technical support for configuration assistance.
Troubleshooting
I am getting an "Incorrect username or password" error when trying to log into a device.
This error typically appears for one of two reasons:
1. The username or password was entered incorrectly. Make sure the username (e.g., admin) is entirely lower-case and verify caps lock.
2. The computer and device are on different IP subnets. If the computer's network adapter cannot route to the device's gateway, authentication will fail. Update the device's IP address to match the computer's subnet range before logging in.