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Access monument security cameras with the correct codes. Scout raid routes and plan attacks with real-time vision.
CCTV cameras are security feeds located at major monuments. To access them, find a computer station and enter the corresponding camera code. Each monument has its own specific codes tied to different camera angles and locations.
You need a fuse to activate the computer station. Once powered, plug in the correct code and the camera feed appears on screen. Multiple codes can be entered in sequence to switch between different cameras at the same monument. This is essential for scouting before raids. See the monument puzzle guide for tactical approaches.
Satellite Dish cameras cover the outer perimeter and interior compound. These feeds are crucial for understanding guard positioning and raid entry points.
| Monument | Camera Code | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| Satellite Dish | camera.1 | North Gate Entrance |
| Satellite Dish | camera.2 | East Perimeter |
| Satellite Dish | camera.3 | South Gate |
| Satellite Dish | camera.4 | West Perimeter |
| Satellite Dish | camera.5 | Interior Compound |
Satellite Dish has five camera angles. Scout all five before raiding to identify guard positions and loot room locations. Watch for scientists or turrets in the compound. Time your entrance based on guard patrol patterns visible in the feeds.
Water Treatment cameras focus on internal puzzle areas and the loot room. These cameras reveal where the radiation zones are located and where the final treasure chest sits.
| Monument | Camera Code | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| Water Treatment | camera.1 | Entrance Hall |
| Water Treatment | camera.2 | Puzzle Room 1 |
| Water Treatment | camera.3 | Puzzle Room 2 |
| Water Treatment | camera.4 | Loot Chamber |
Water Treatment is excellent for identifying puzzle hazards. You can see radiation gas, fire traps, and turret placements before entering. This saves lives during solo runs where one mistake costs everything.
Power Plant cameras show the reactor core area and fuel storage. Watch for active puzzle timers and scientist positions before attempting the monument.
| Monument | Camera Code | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| Power Plant | camera.1 | Main Entrance |
| Power Plant | camera.2 | Reactor Room |
| Power Plant | camera.3 | Fuel Storage |
| Power Plant | camera.4 | Control Room |
Power Plant requires a Blue Keycard to enter final rooms. Use the cameras to confirm whether scientists are actively defending before committing raid resources. The reactor area has radiation damage so proper gear is essential. See the Power Plant guide for detailed strategy.
Harbor cameras provide visibility into dock areas, warehouses, and shipping container storage. Useful for planning amphibious raids.
| Monument | Camera Code | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| Harbor | camera.1 | North Dock |
| Harbor | camera.2 | Container Storage |
| Harbor | camera.3 | East Warehouse |
| Harbor | camera.4 | Boat Dock |
Harbor provides multiple entry and exit points. Use cameras to identify which docks are undefended and which routes to water-based vehicle spawns are clear of enemies.
Airfield cameras cover landing strips, control towers, and underground bunkers. These cameras are critical for planning helicopter assaults or ground-based raids.
| Monument | Camera Code | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| Airfield | camera.1 | North Strip |
| Airfield | camera.2 | Control Tower |
| Airfield | camera.3 | Hangar |
| Airfield | camera.4 | Underground Bunker |
Airfield bunkers contain high-tier loot but are heavily guarded. Watch the camera feeds for guard rotations. Time your entry when the fewest scientists are visible. The landing strip offers open access for helicopter raids if you control the airspace. See the Airfield guide for comprehensive tactics.
Military Tunnels are underground, so cameras provide limited but valuable sightlines into key junctions and loot areas.
| Monument | Camera Code | Coverage Area |
|---|---|---|
| Military Tunnels | camera.1 | North Entrance |
| Military Tunnels | camera.2 | Central Junction |
| Military Tunnels | camera.3 | Loot Room |
Military Tunnels connect multiple monuments. Use cameras to find the safest route through tunnels. Watch for scientists and radiation hazards. The loot room camera shows container positions for efficient farming.
Most monuments use standard code formats. Camera codes follow patterns like camera.1, camera.2, or may use specific monument names. If standard codes fail, try variations like turret.1 or sam.1 for defensive systems.
Some monuments have bonus cameras not listed in major guides. Experiment with higher numbers if the standard codes seem incomplete. Server administrators can customize camera codes, so community-run servers may differ from vanilla settings. Always check your server documentation.
Before any major monument run or raid, spend 5 minutes checking all available cameras. Look for guard positions, patrol patterns, and active hazards. Identify the safest entry route based on camera blind spots.
Multiple teams can coordinate using shared camera information. Call out enemy positions through voice comms while teammates navigate based on live feeds. This coordination transforms CCTV access from optional info into raid-winning intelligence. See the NPC guide for scientist positioning strategies.