Hanwha Vision is a manufacturer of network cameras and recording hardware, with the Wisenet camera line built for reliable, high-quality video across enterprise sites.
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Overview
Lumana is a Hanwha Technology Integration Partner. Connect your existing Hanwha cameras to Lumana Core, and VIA-1 — Lumana's video intelligence model — adds AI monitoring, natural-language search, and real-time alerts to the cameras you already own, with no need to replace them.
- Works with your existing Hanwha cameras: Lumana is camera-agnostic. Connect supported Hanwha cameras over ONVIF or RTSP and keep the hardware you've already deployed.
- AI on every connected camera: VIA-1 runs on your Hanwha feeds through Lumana Core, adding continuous-learning detection and up to 90% fewer false alerts.
- On-site processing with Core: Lumana Core runs AI locally for low latency and keeps recording and analyzing even during an internet outage.
- Managed in VMS+: Oversee Hanwha cameras alongside the rest of your sites in VMS+ — search footage in plain language, review alerts, and run operations from one place.
Benefits
Hanwha cameras capture reliable, high-quality video — but on their own, they still depend on someone watching the feeds. Connecting them to Lumana Core puts VIA-1 to work on that video, so your Hanwha cameras detect meaningful activity, surface it as real-time alerts, and become searchable in plain language. You keep the Hanwha hardware you've invested in and add AI on top of it, with everything managed alongside your other cameras in VMS+ — one platform, whatever brand of camera is behind it.
Installation
- Prepare your Hanwha camera: Update the camera and assign a static IP using Hanwha Wisenet Device Manager. If your network does not have a DHCP server, Hanwha security cameras will automatically use their default static IP address: 192.168.1.100.
- Enable ONVIF (if connecting over ONVIF): In the Hanwha camera web interface, go to Setup (Configuration) -> Network -> Advanced Settings -> Integration Protocol (or Security Options depending on the firmware version). Enable ONVIF: Ensure the Enable ONVIF checkbox is ticked/turned on. Add the User: Click the Add button in the user section to open the configuration prompt.
- Choose your connection method: Connect the camera to Lumana Core using admin credentials (recommended for full feature access), an ONVIF profile, or a dedicated new profile with limited permissions.
- Add the camera to Core: In Lumana, add the camera using Camera Search, IP Search, ONVIF Search, or manual entry (camera name, IP address, RTSP port 554, username, password, and RTSP path).
- Verify the stream: Confirm the preview shows the correct camera, name it, and save.
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