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1. O Select the Playback tab or click the magnifying glass icon to launch the search functionality Select the Search tab Click the Filter radio button Click inside the date box and select the date you want to search from A window with a calendar opens Navigate to the month and day that you want to start Click Apply Click on the Hour Minute or Second dropdown and set the time you want to search from Select the date you want to search to Set the time you want to search to Select the events you want to search for 11 Click Search now to begin the search The search results display Search by time To search for recorded video do the following 1 a VON O dms ee 1 Select the Playback tab or click the magnifying glass icon to launch the search functionality Select the Search tab Select the Time option Click inside the date box to open a calendar Navigate to the month a day that you want to start Click Apply Click on the appropriate Hour Minute or Second dropdown to set the time you want to search from Click Search Now Any recorded video will begin playing when the search is completed Chapter 5 Troubleshooting This chapter provides information to help you troubleshoot problems perform simple preventive maintenance procedures and contact technical support in case you need assistance with your GE equipment In this chapter STORE AS AIT ce e re e e de a d e PASS AAA HDR n d e av2. System Configuration System Date amp Time Date Time Format Moov E fi2Hr 7 Set Date Time 04 24 2007 10 44 47 pm gt Daylight Saving M Sanon MARE Fra Sar E From 02 00 ami To 03 00 ami End On ocr fist Sun From 03 00 am To 02 00 am Time Synchronize Time Server 220 130 158 62 Time Zone ow a Time Update By Day System Admin DVR ID Language English OSD Color white x Admin Password esse Admin Password Confirm esse User Password esse User Password Confirm e Network Password mm Network Password Confirm mt Apply Reset Load Settings Default Load Save Done The System configuration options include System date and time Date Time format Select the format you want to use for date and time display Select from MM DD YYYY DD MM YY Y Y and Y YY Y MM DD For time select between 12 hr and 24 hr Date Time Set the current date and time Daylight saving Click to observe daylight saving time Start on Select the month week and day you want to begin daylight saving time e Select the time you want to begin daylight saving time e Select the time you want daylight saving to be End on Select the month week and day you want to end daylight saving time e Select the time you want to end daylight saving time e Select the time you want after daylight saving time is over Time synchronize Select whether or not you want to synchronize your time to an external server
3. Internet Options 3 Select the Security tab 4 Verify Internet is selected in the Web content zone pane 5 Slide the security level to Low I get an error message that says I should check the PentaOcx ocx installation to make sure it s correct This happens when your PentaOcx ocx file is not installed or out of date 1 Select Start gt Search Note In Windows 2000 you ll have to click Start gt Search gt For Files or Folders 2 Search your computer for pentaocx 3 Delete any PentaOcx files that are found Chapter 5 35 Troubleshooting Contacting technical support For assistance installing operating maintaining and troubleshooting this product refer to this document and any other documentation provided If you still have questions you may contact technical support during normal business hours Monday through Friday excluding holidays between 5 a m and 5 p m Pacific Time Table5 Service and support contact information Customer service Technical support Phone Toll free 888 GESECURity 888 437 3287 in the US including Alaska and Hawaii Puerto Rico Canada Outside the toll free area 503 885 5700 E mail gesecurity customerservice ge com nstechsrv ge com Fax 888 329 0331 888 329 0332 Note Be ready at the equipment before calling for technical support Online publication library Another great resource for assistance with your GE product is our online publication library To access th
4. 5 ES ERI HDD size 149 GB IP Address 192 168 1 157 MAC Address 00 17 55 F3 FB 4E Model Digiall 9 Information Record Time From 04 22 2007 08 16 55 am To 04 24 2007 10 44 43 pm Done The Information configuration options include Firmware version This displays the firmware version installed on the Digia II HDD size This displays the size of the hard drive that is installed IP Address This displays the IP address of the unit MAC Address This displays the MAC address for the unit Model This displays the model number of your Digia Il Record time Displays the date and time that the unit started recording including the last recording 26 Digia Browser User Manual Chapter 4 Video display This chapter provides instructions on how to modify search and play live video In this chapter Customizing Ihe live video tereen aus aaa aa ras au ar 28 PORN AERO EEE ls e aud d deea 31 28 Digia Browser User Manual Customizing the live video screen The Digia Browser allows you to configure the live video screen by video feed configuration Multiscreen configuration To customize the feed locations do the following 1 Select the video display configuration you require and click the appropriate button see Table 1 on page 10 A configuration similar to the 2X2 configuration displays Figure 16 2 Click the video quadrant you want to change The camera is now active a red border displays around th
5. HRA 34 Contacting technical support ne 35 34 Digia Browser User Manual Troubleshooting This section provides information to help you diagnose and solve various problems that may arise while configuring or using your GE product and offers technical support contacts in case you need assistance See Contacting technical support on page 35 Troubleshooting your Digia Browser system If you have difficulty operating your system run through the following checklist to see if you can solve the problem I cannot connect to the recorder via the Internet Verify that the client access is enabled in the Network Configuration menu Verify that your cables are connected correctly Ensure you are using the correct IP address to login If you are using a router make sure that the ports in your router are opened Verify that the HTTP port Control port and Data ports are open For Windows XP update the Java virtual machine at hitp java sun com and download the JavaVM file Verify that your Internet service provider isn t blocking any ports If you have a Dynamic IP address from your Internet service provider you could have conflicts when trying to connect to DVRs on a high speed Internet connection DDNS allows you to overcome this problem For more information on DDNS see x ref I get an error message that says my current security settings prohibit ActiveX controls on this page 1 Open Internet Explorer 2 Select Tools gt
6. Motion detection Set the level of motion detection Sensitivity Set the level of motion sensitivity Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click to cancel any changes you ve made 20 Digia Browser User Manual Network configuration screen Use the Network configuration screen Figure 12 to configure the Digia II to your network Figure 12 Network configuration E MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure 2 x ni x Eile Edit View Favorites Tools Help O O x 9 Den eme OA Sm 73 Address http 192 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 mim ml ul Network Configuration Host Settings s E El IP Type Static Data Port 157 HTTP Port 0 Kr Control Port feo Bandwidth Saving 5192 KB e rJ IP Address 192 168 Gateway Subnet Mask DNS 168 95 Email Settings swrPSewer SMTP Pon 25 Authentication User Name 4 Password eeeeeeeeeeeeeet Sender Email Addr O Receiver Email Addr DDNS Settings DDNS Services Service Provider wwwtzocom User Name E Password essessesssssset Record ID FQON Apply Reset Done The Network configuration options include Host settings IP type Select whether you want the system to use DHCP or static when assigning IP addresses IP Address For static enter the IP address For DHCP your address displays G
7. a video See Search by filter on page 32 2 Fora filtered search click on the video you want to play from the search results A time based search begins to play any recorded video immediately See Search by time on page 32 Figure 20 Event list B MPEG 4 Digital video Recoder Microsoft Internet Explorer Edit View Favorites Tools Help 3s O s i 15 Dent ee B 13S d ress 18 http 192 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 Digia Browser Security Available Video 04 22 2007 09 16 66 am 04 24 2007 10 34 16 pm From 0424 2007 10 23 42 pm LE To 04242007 10 28 42 pm mlSsearhBy Filter Time Camera All Alarm Video Loss Motion System Event 007 10 28 32 Page1 5 04 24 2007 10 24 03 PM MOI 04 24 2007 10 24 02 PM M03 3 For a unfiltered search use the playback controls at the bottom or just double click any result See Search by filter on page 32 4 Click the Stop button to exit playback and return to live video 32 Digia Browser User Manual Archive recorded video To archive recorded video do the following l AE ee de CR Play the clip you want Select the Clip Info tab Select the video quadrant you want to archive It will highlight with a red square Click the Archive icon Name and save the file wherever you want to on your PC s hard drive Search by filter To search for recorded video using filters do the following 1 a c2 gy A Po D
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9. including for backup purposes 3 Term This Agreement is effective until terminated You may terminate this Agreement by uninstalling all components of the Software from all Machines and returning the Software to GE GE may terminate this Agreement if You breach any of these terms and conditions Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason You agree to uninstall all components of the Software and return the Licensed Product to GE All provisions of this Agreement relating to i disclaimer of warranties ii limitations on liability remedies and damages and iii GE s proprietary rights shall survive termination of this Agreement 4 Object code The Software is delivered in object code only You may not alter merge modify adapt or translate the Software nor decompile disassemble reverse engineer or otherwise reduce the Software to a human perceivable form nor create derivative works or programs based on the Software 5 Limited warranty GE warrants that for one 1 year from the date of delivery of the Licensed Product Software Warranty Period the functions contained in the Software will be fit for their intended purpose as described in the applicable Documentation from GE and will conform in all material respects to the specifications stated in such Documentation GE does not warrant that the operation of the Software will be uninterrupted or error free GE does warrant that the media on which the Software is furnished will
10. is a legal agreement between GE and You Read the following terms and conditions carefully before installing or using this Software This agreement provides a license from GE to use the Software It also contains warranty information disclaimers and liability limitations Installing and or using the Software confirms Your agreement to be bound by these terms and conditions If You do not agree with these terms and conditions do not install or use the Software or if already installed immediately cease all use of the Software and promptly uninstall all components of the Software 1 Definitions The following definitions apply to this document a GE with respect to title to or warranty of the Software means GE Security Inc a Dela ware corporation b Software means the executable software or firmware programs and accompanying documentation installed on the GE products plus any upgrades modified versions updates additions and copies of the software furnished to Customer during the term of the license granted herein c Documentation means all associated media printed materials and electronic docu mentation accompanying the Software d Licensed Product means the Software and Documentation e Customer means the person or organization or parent or subsidiary thereof who uses the Software for its intended purposes and excludes distributors authorized resellers value added resellers and original equipment manufactur
11. overview on page 10 Figure 3 Live Video screen dl MPEG 4 Digital video Recoder Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Da O n AA mn der O SB IS dress http 192 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 Digiam Browser 3 Security BNormal Video Loss GMotion BAlarm GDisable Camera Description CHOI CH02 Video display L Control panel PEE EE LL g a Video configuration bar Copyright c 2007 GE All Rights Reserved Best View at 1024x768 Resolution L 04 21 2007 m RO1 0 Done Video display The video display section of the browser displays the configuration you select Figure 3 The system defaults to a full screen when you first open Digia Browser 10 Digia Browser User Manual Configuration bar Table 1 describes all button icons and functions related to configuration Table1 Video configuration bar o fe Description Full screen Displays one full screen video feed on the video display 2x2 layout Displays four video feeds on the video display 3x3 layout Displays nine video feeds on the video display 4x4 layout Displays 16 video feeds on the video display Search Lets you search for a video Screenshot Captures a screenshot of your video Export Exports and saves a video clip to a USB storage device Onscreen display Toggles the OSD information on and off Volume Lets
12. specific computer on the LAN For example if you want to identify the 253rd computer on the 192 183 1 LAN the address would be 192 183 1 253 This address is unique and cannot be duplicated For this reason do not give two or more computers the same IP address with a range of IP addresses that are already reserved for private local area networks Subnet masks Each host in a LAN has a subnet mask which subdivides a larger network into smaller networks or subnets This eliminates many topological and organizational problems including hardware and distance issues If a subnet mask is used in your organization contact your network administrator to obtain the subnet mask Gateway address Each host in a LAN has a gateway that uniquely identifies a host or computer on the LAN this host assigns the IP addresses and routes the data Data is routed through paths or hops for gateways that are not connected When you access a web page on the Internet you are not directly connected to the page s server You are connected through a gateway from your Internet service provider ISP which in turn is connected to the gateways required to access the page you are viewing Contact your network administrator if you do not know your gateway address Virtual ports A virtual port is not a real port but a channel on your computer which ensures that each application on a computer has an exclusive channel or port number The term port numbers usually appea
13. you adjust and mute the volume N B BG GG m 2 way audio Activates 2 way audio Control panel overview The panel on the right side of the browser includes the following tabs Live The default tab which displays the status of your camera feeds Playback This tab includes all search options and playback controls Configuration This tab includes all the customization options Chapter 3 11 Interface Live tab Use the Live tab Figure 4 to monitor your live video feeds Figure 4 Live video tab Security BNormal video Loss Motion BAlarm Legend B Disable Camera Description Camera status ES cun CHO2 E33 cHo EG Cho ES cHos ESI cuo6 EB cuo ES cuo EB cHo Camera icon me Live status 04 21 2007 04 33 10 am R01 0 The Live tab includes the following functions Camera status You can quickly view the status of your cameras through the status indicators which are defined in the legend and provide you with all of your camera s operations which include the following e Normal Green indicates the camera is operating normally Video loss Blue indicates the video loss alarm was triggered Motion Orange indicates the camera is set to detect motion e Alarm Red indicates an alarm has been triggered Disable Grey indicates the camera is disabled e CHzn Displays the channel status indicators Camera To view a channel click on the corresponding camera icon A blue camera icon in
14. Digia Browser User Manual Copyright Disclaimer Trademarks and patents Software license agreement Copyright 2007 GE Security All rights reserved This document may not be copied in whole or in part or otherwise reproduced without prior written consent from GE Security except where specifically permitted under US and international copyright law Document number 1058008B May 2007 The information in this document is subject to change without notice GE Security GE assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies or omissions and specifically disclaims any liabilities losses or risks personal or otherwise incurred as a consequence directly or indirectly of the use or application of any of the contents of this document For the latest documentation contact your local supplier or visit us online at www gesecurity com This publication may contain examples of screen captures and reports used in daily operations Examples may include fictitious names of individuals and companies Any similarity to names and addresses of actual businesses or persons is entirely coincidental GE and the GE monogram are registered trademarks of General Electric Company Digia Browser product and logo are registered trademarks of GE Security Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacturers or vendors of the respective products Important This end user license agreement Agreement
15. Infrastructure Eile Edit View Favorites Tools Help Qe O A Powe vere Oc LBS Address http 192 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 Alarm Configuration Alarm CH1 v Contact Alarm Enable Sensor Type NO Trans M Alarm Frame Rate 1f s x Quality Level 6 Highest v Alarm Duration 7 sec s Alarm to Full Screen M Motion Detection EENEN v Sensitivity 7 Video Loss v Event Buzzer M Email Notification M Clear All Set All Apply Reset The Alarm configuration options include Alarm Select the alarm you want to configure Contact alarm Select whether you want to enable disable or make the alarm global Alarm frame rate Enter the frame rate to use during an alarm Select between 1 and 30 fps Quality level Select the quality level of the video Select between 1 lowest to 6 highest Alarm duration Set the alarm duration in seconds Select between 1 and 60 Sensor type Select how the type oftrigger Select between None NC NO NC Trans and NO Trans Event buzzer Select whether or not you want sound when the alarm is triggered Alarm to full screen The video can go to full screen during a motion video loss or external alarm E mail notification Select whether or not you want an e mail to be sent when the alarm is triggered Video loss Select whether or not you want the alarm to trigger when the video is lost
16. S CHOS CHO7 CHOB CHOS BBBBBREEE e il FPES zi D Security 30 Digia Browser User Manual Full screen configuration To increase a video size from a quadrant to full screen you can either use the Full screen button or your mouse To use your mouse to increase the video size do the following 1 Double click the video quadrant 2 If you are at a configuration other than channel 1 your mouse operates in the following way e The first double click opens the selected camera to channel 1 The second double click extends the video to full screen 3 Double click the full screen or press Esc to return to channel 1 in the regular live video screen Figure 19 Full screen B MPEG 4 Digital video Recoder Microsoft Internet Explorer ie Edt vew Favortes Took Help D st O x i Isa peron 2 SM d ress http 192 168 1 157 login html 160080 Digia Browser Security GMotion BAlarm liDisable Camera Description H0 CH02 CH03 CH04 CHOS CHOE CHO CHOB CHOS HEEHBHEHEHH Chapter 4 31 Video display Playback To playback video you will usually search through recorded video that is stored on the Digia II This section provides instructions on searches so you can quickly find and playback your recorded video See Figure 5 on page 13 for reference View recorded video To view recorded video do the following 1 Search for
17. Time server For time synchronize you must enter the IP address of the server 24 Digia Browser User Manual Time zone Select your current time zone Time update by Select the frequency to synchronize the time Select between Day Week and Month System Admin DVRID Enter the DVR ID Language Select the language to use for the interface Default is English OSD code Select the onscreen display color Select from Black Red Yellow Magenta Cyan or White Admin password Enter the admin password Admin password confirm Confirm the admin password Password Enter the user password User password confirm Confirm the user password Network password Enter the network password Network password confirm Confirm the network password Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click to cancel any changes you ve made Default Click to load factory defaults Load Click to load a set of saved settings Save Click to save your settings Chapter 3 25 Interface Information screen Use the Information screen Figure 15 to view general system information of your unit Figure 15 Information Z MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure EEE File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Os A l Pama ferme O 2 B C133 Address E http 192 168 1 157 login html 160080 ES Information Firmware Version Digia209 1 0 8 2007 02 16 EN ES EN
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19. ateway For static enter the IP address of the Digia II s gateway to the internet In DHCP your gateway s assigned IP address displays Subnet mask For static enter the subnet mask In DHCP your assigned subnet mask displays DNS For static enter the IP address for the DNS server In DHCP your assigned DNS server displays Data port Enter the data port Default is 554 HTTP port Enter the HTTP port Default is 80 Control port Enter the control port Default is 1600 Bandwidth saving Default is 8192 KB Chapter 3 21 Interface E mail settings SMTP server Enter your e mail SMTP server SMTP port Enter the SMTP port Default is 25 Authentication Select if your SMTP server requires authentication User name For authentication enter the user name for the e mail account Password For authentication enter the password for the e mail account Sender e mail Enter the e mail address you want the e mail to be sent from Receiver e mail Enter the e mail address you want the e mail to be sent to Dynamic domain name system DDNS settings DDNS services Select to enable DDNS service in the Digia II Service provider Select between www sitelutions com www dyndns org and www tzo com User name Enter the user name for the DDNS account Password Enter the password for the DDNS account RecordID Enter the record ID if any FGDN Enter your fully qualified domain name Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click to can
20. cel any changes you ve made 22 Digia Browser User Manual Display configuration screen Use the Display configuration screen Figure 13 to set your display options Figure 13 Display configuration ETE Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Om O A 2 9 Dae Xe OE m3 Address http 192 168 1 157 flogin htmi 160080 Display Configuration OSD M Squence MT Event Notifications Iv g e Output Type BNC x Apply Reset E Done The Display configuration options include OSD Click to display channel information Sequence Select when you use full screen mode to cycle all cameras through one feed Event notification Select whether or not you want to display alarm data in the display s status bar Output Type Choose VGA for computer monitors or BNC for TV monitors Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click this to cancel any changes you ve made Chapter 3 23 Interface System configuration screen Use the System configuration screen Figure 14 to configure your Digia Il Figure 14 System configuration MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure inl x File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q O 2 Dawe yere II 2 9 3 Address ja http 192 168 1 157 flogin html 160080
21. d detailed instructions explaining how to connect to a Digia II and how to customize the interface There is also information describing how to contact technical support if you have questions or concerns To use this document effectively you should have the following minimum qualifications abasic knowledge of Windows operating systems and abasic knowledge of networking architecture Read these instructions and all ancillary documentation entirely before installing or operating this product The most current versions of this and related documentation may be found on our website Refer to Online publication library on page 35 for instructions on accessing our online publication library Note A qualified service person complying with all applicable codes should perform all required hardware installation Conventions used in this document The following conventions are used in this document Bold Menu items and buttons Italic Emphasis of an instruction or point special terms File names path names windows panes tabs fields variables and other GUI elements Titles of books and various documents Blue italic Electronic version Hyperlinks to cross references related topics and URL addresses Monospace Text that displays on the computer screen Programming or coding sequences Safety terms and symbols These terms may appear in this manual A CAUTION Cautions identify c
22. dicates the camera is inactive A white camera icon indicates that channel is active Description Lists the corresponding channels for each camera Live status Displays the date and time of your recording 12 Digia Browser User Manual Playback tab Use the Playback tab Figure 5 to locate and play your recorded video You view your search results in the Search results area and play your video from the Playback control bar Figure 5 Playback screen Security Available Video 04 22 2007 08 16 55 am 04 24 2007 10 34 16 pm Search Clip Time search From 0424 2007 10 23 42 pm ie info tab area To 04242007 10 28 42 pm Si SearchBy Filter C Time Filter search Camera At Alarm Video Loss M area Motion System EventIV Search results area 7 10 25 47 Page4 5 7 10 24 41 Page5 5 10 24 41 PN 3 7 10 24 40 PM MO4 2007 10 24 38 PM MO1 04 24 2007 10 24 03 PM M04 04 24 2007 10 24 03 PM MO1 04 24 2007 10 24 02 PM M03 Playback control so O00 bar Live 04 24 2007 10 34 35 pm R01 12 The Playback tab provides Video display Displays the live playback or recording video Available video Displays the date and time you began to record and resets after you fill your hard drive Search tab Displays parameters which you can use to search for recorded video Clip info tab Displays recorded video information and is where you export video From and to date Set the date you want to search from and to F
23. documentation to open the following ports on your router Note If your ISP blocks port 80 you can use a different port using the DVR s Network Menu Setup to access the DVR for example 80 1600 37260 37261 37262 or 37263 11 For multiple users log on to the DVR and open a range for the control and data ports on your router For example if you want four users to connect to the DVR open 1600 and 37260 to 37263 12 To access the DVR from a computer open Internet Explorer and type Attp static IP address in the address bar where static ip address is the address provided by your ISP Digia Browser User Manual Access Digia Browser You can now access the Digia Browser from any PC that has Internet access by doing the following 1 2 3 Open Internet Explorer and type the IP address assigned to the Digia II Select your login name Enter the passcode according to the access you require Default user passcode is 1234 Default admin passcode is 4444 Default network passcode is 11111111 Click Login to access the unit or click Cancel to exit Chapter 3 Interface This chapter provides an overview of the Digia Browser interface In this chapter Eine PROC RE aaa naar ee 8 Disia Browser DORE ia nt aa a det ua e ud ia i d a dr ba 9 CTT RON LUI near 14 Digia Browser User Manual Live video access The Digia Browser lets you view record and playback video from any Internet location with intuitive co
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25. e video and the corresponding camera icon turns white Figure 16 Video display configuration ZR MPEG 4 Digital video Recoder Microsoft Internet Explorer Eile Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q O ig Ds verme IS m Address http 192 168 1 157 login htmi 16008 0 Digia Browser a Security BNornal Video Loss Motion BAlarm BDisable Camera Description Em cuo CH02 CHO3 CH04 CH05 CHOG CH07 CHOS CHOS Note When you select a quadrant the corresponding camera s rectangle will turn from blue to white Chapter 4 29 Video display 3 Click the corresponding channel s camera icon to display or right click and select the camera you require Figure 17 The video feed appears Figure 18 Figure 17 Video customization Pannen Om O x i Ds erates cz m Address http 192 168 1 157 login htm 160080 BIPIE Bro e Security BNormal BVideo Loss ni GMotion BAlarm i GDisable er cll in Camera Description ll a EB cuo ZI ih gp EM co IF a EXP cu G EEE cu a ES cuo Camera 1 a EE cu era rg tat a Ea cu CBE Ea i m cus i T BEE cu a Camera 5 Figure 18 Video displays aes ont 12 A seh verme 8 IE m 1 S dress E hitp 192 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 Digia Browse p Security BNormal BVideo Loss ne x il lo BMotion BAlarm N ih BDisable x Hs a t na Camera Description I m CHOT cHo2 CH03 CHO4 CHO
26. eduling screens the Time Periods screen and the Camera screen Click either Set time periods or Set camera schedule Set time periods Use the Set time periods screen Figure 9 to schedule your camera s operations for a specific time period Figure 9 Schedule configuration set time periods ET Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure AME File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Qa O x 2 D ean eraot QE mLa Address ja http 192 168 1 157 login html 160080 Elem onfiguration Schedule Configuration Set Time Periods Set Camera Schedule CH1 E Schedule Start End Disable 08 00 am 06 00 pmz Disable 12 00 m 08 00 pmj Disable 12 00 amie 12 00 am Disable 12 00 amie 12 00 am Disable 12 00 am amp 12 00 am Disable 12 00 am amp 12 00 am Disable 12 00 am amp 12 00 am amp Disable 12 00am 12 00 am Apply Reset Done The Schedule configuration options include Schedule Select the frequency for the schedule Select from Disable Weekday Weekend Daily Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday Start Set the time you want the schedule to start End Set the time you want the schedule to end Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click to cancel any changes you ve made 18 Digia Browser User Manual Set camera schedule Use the Set camera schedule
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29. n reverse Click to play the video in reverse during playback Pause Click to pause playback Play Playback the video zm Fast forward For each repeated click the system fast forwards in 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x and 300x increments 13 14 Digia Browser User Manual Configuration tab Use the Configuration tab Figure 6 to customize the Digia Browser Table 4 describes the configuration options Click the icon to access the related configuration screen Figure 6 Configuration tab Security El Configuration menus Table 4 Configuration options Camera Displays the camera configuration options for your Digia Il o E o 3 a 5 Recording Displays the recording options for your Digia Il Recording Schedule Displays the schedule options for time periods or cameras for your Digia Il Schedule Alarm Displays the alarm triggers options for your camera Network Displays the network options so you can configure your Digia Il to your network amp E gt E 3 d 3 L as Network E Display Displays options for our view onscreen System Displays general system options for your Digia Il System Information Displays general information about your Digia Il ICONE Camera configuration screen Use the Camera configuration screen Figure 7 to set options related to your camera s operation Figure 7 Camera configuration Z MPEG 4 Digi
30. ntrols that reduce clutter and give you quick access to the functions you require To download the Digia Browser refer to the Digia II User Manual for download instructions After you have configured the Digia Browser to a network access the Digia Browser by doing the following 1 Open Internet Explorer and type the IP address assigned to the Digia II The Login screen Figure 2 opens Note The language defaults to English but you can click the Language dropdown to select another language Figure 2 Login screen Ai MPEG 4 Digital video Recoder Microsoft Internet Explorer File Edit View Favorites Tools Help O x i HI ers De di Digia II MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Language ENGLISH Login As jUuser M Network Pass Code Security 8 lel Done 2 Click the Login as dropdown to select your login type 3 Enter the passcodes according to the access you require Default user passcode is 1234 Default admin passcode is 4444 Default network passcode is 11111111 4 Chck Login to access the unit or click Cancel to exit Chapter 3 9 Interface Digia Browser layout The Digia Browser layout Figure 3 consists of the following Video display Where you view video Video configuration bar Where you control the browser s video output functions See Configuration bar on page 10 Control panel Where you select your live playback or configuration options See Control panel
31. onditions or practices that may result in damage to the equipment or other property A WARNING Warnings identify conditions or practices that could result in equipment damage or serious personal injury viii Digia Browser User Manual Chapter 1 Introduction This chapter provides an overview of the Digia Browser so you can connect remotely through the Internet In this chapter NEO OV WEN naar Transmission control protocol Internet protocol TCP IP Subnet MONS Lis da e Eod cok C RE Ge dde REE EER DOR NEA SORE GEW BER cus ced eA rn VU DIO ET e ESTE EEE ETTET SAE RESET TRITT Digia Browser User Manual Network overview Before you begin you should have a general understanding of network functionality so you can connect your digital video recorder DVR to your network correctly Transmission control protocol Internet protocol TCP IP TCP IP is the suite of communication protocols used by the Internet and most local area networks LANs throughout the world In TCP IP every host computer or other communication device that is connected to the network has a unique IP address similar to your own home address and includes a set of four groups of digits in the format xxx xxx xxx xxx Each group is separated by decimal points and contains up to three numbers that range from 0 to 255 The first three groups are the same for all computers on the same LAN for example 192 168 1 The last group of numbers identifies a
32. ording configuration screen Use the Recording configuration screen Figure 8 to set your recording options for your camera Figure 8 Recording configuration E MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure TST ES File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Qw O A Den verme Oi SM Address http 132 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 mida Bl uad Recording Configuration Resolution D1 4CIF x p 1 m Pre Alarm M Audio M Time Stamp Disable gt Auto Delete Mode of day s Disk Overwrite Continuous Apply Reset E Done The Recording configuration options include Resolution Click to select the recording resolution Select from CIF 2CIF and DI 4CIF Prealarm checkbox Click to include time before the alarm is triggered in the recorded video Audio checkbox Click to include audio in the recording TimeStamp Click to display the time stamp and if so where Select from Disable Top or Bottom Autodelete mode Enter how many days you want to keep your recordings before the system removes them Select anumber between 1 and 255 Disk overwrite Click to have the system overwrite recordings Select from No Overwrite and Continous Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click to cancel any changes you ve made Chapter 3 17 Interface Schedule configuration screen The Schedule configuration screen includes two sch
33. phs b 2 and b 3 of the Rights in Noncommercial Technical Data and Computer Software Small Business Innovative Research SBIR Program clause at DFARS 252 227 7018 9 Acknowledgment You acknowledge that You have read and understand this agreement and agree to be bound by its terms You further agree that this agreement is the complete and exclusive statement of the agreement between You and GE and supersedes any proposal or prior agreement oral or written and any other communication relating to the subject matter of this agreement Use this product only for the purpose it was designed for refer to the data sheet and user documentation For the latest product information contact your local supplier or visit us online at www gesecurity com This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment The European Union directive on electromagnetic compatibility 2004 108 EC re
34. quires non European manufacturers to designate an authorized representative in the Community Our European representative is GE Security Kelvinstraat 7 6003 DH Weert Nederland The European directive Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE aims to minimize the impact of electrical and electronic equipment waste on the environment and human health For proper treatment recovery and recycling return the equipment marked with this symbol to your local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment or dispose of it in designated collection points For more information visit www recyclethis com ISO 9001 CE Contents Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Pref le ai een ee ern ehe te aaa nike dal ai ee vii Conventions used in this document 28 vii Safety terms dnd symbols o bb E RE ERE BUR per PUN 0 d inte vii DEPO HON caasa n ai Rod P dre e lea DA AR Rd tdt dd C d 1 Network overview eos nee anna 2 Transmission control protocol Internet protocol TCP IP 2 kii 2 Gateway address ns sir r pe oceane nee nr aan 2 Virtual POLS m ate apte e a aaa ata a d i lat er a ewes e ta SS 2 lactose EEE RPR O OR TT ITI tot e ae ANR a ut 3 DVR installation preparation 44444 essieu 4 Network connectioris eere ee Ru een 4 OME TOONS Connector s noii n ai dea a da i a a
35. rom and to time Set the time you want to search from and to Filter Time option To search on filter options select Filter otherwise the system defaults to the time option which searches on the search and date time fields above Camera Select to filter results by camera Alarm Select to filter results that were triggered by an alarm Motion Select to filter results that were triggered by motion Video loss Select to filter results that were triggered from video loss Search now button Click to start a search Date and time of recorded video Displays the date and time of the recorded video Chapter 3 Interface Search results pane Search results display in this area Your search results include a letter that identifies the type of trigger that caused the system to record the video see Table 2 Table 2 Search results legend Icon Description A Alarm The video started was triggered by an alarm LU Local user The video was recorded by a local user M Motion Motion triggered the video RU Remote user The video was recorded by a remote user Time The video was a scheduled recording V Video The video was triggered by video loss Playback controls Use the Playback controls described in Table 3 to playback your video Table 3 Playback controls Icon Description Fast rewind For each repeated click the system rewinds in 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x and 300x increments Play i
36. rs in network and socket programming For the address http www gesecurity com 8100 the number 8 00 is the port number the browser uses to connect to the web server You normally do not see the port number and it is not required to be included with the URL In an IP network port numbers can range from 0 to 65535 although network applications usually use port numbers toward the low end of the range for example 80 for HTTP Note Ports can refer to a physical connection point for peripheral devices including serial parallel or USB ports The term port also refers to certain Ethernet connection points such as those on a hub switch or router Chapter 2 Installation This chapter describes how to install the Digia Browser on your PC In this chapter DVR installation preparon ace wun das aaa ae NEO Connec OAS ren ACCESS DN AD RI PORN EEE Digia Browser User Manual DVR installation preparation To ensure your configuration goes smoothly contact your ISP and do the following Verify you have a minimum upload speed of 256 Kbps If you are connecting your camera to either a router or LAN get the following the Static IP address in the format xxx xxx xxx xxx the Subnet mask in the format xxx xxx xxx xxx and the Default gateway in the format XXx XXX XXX XXX Network connections You can connect your network through a one to one connection or a router or LAN connection One to one connection This is the most basic ne
37. screen Figure 10 to schedule camera operations for specific cameras Figure 10 Schedule configuration set camera schedule Z MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Om O d d Yawn ferme O MB Address http 192 168 1 157 login htmi 160080 Schedule Configuration Set Time Periods Set Camera Schedule CH1 Start End FPS Q 08 00 am 12 00 pm ae owe us lee an ke an Ke de ds ae RR jan ae ER ae 5 Apply Reset Done The Set camera schedule configuration options include Schedule Select the frequency for the schedule Select from Disable Weekday Weekend Daily Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday Start Set the time you want the schedule to start End Set the time you want the schedule to end Note The camera must be set to Schedule recording mode to edit fps and QL FPS Set the number of frames per second fps to record QL Set the quality level to record Select from 1 lowest to 6 highest Apply Click to apply your settings Reset Click to cancel any changes you ve made Chapter 3 19 Interface Alarm configuration screen Use the Alarm configuration screen Figure 11 to set alarm triggers Figure 11 Alarm configuration Z MPEG 4 Digital Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE
38. tal Video Recorder Microsoft Internet Explorer provided by GE Infrastructure gt ini x File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q O x A GD Ds verts 2 M JS Address http 132 168 1 157 login htm 160080 Camera Configuration Camera CH3 x Title CH03 Recording Continuous Mode Continuous Frame fis x Rate s Quality 6 Highest Covert D SEQ List M Dwell B Time P Brightness 50 x Contrast 50 zj Saturation 50 M DA Apply Reset The camera configuration options include Camera channel Select the camera you want to configure Camera title Enter the name of your camera Recording mode Select from Disable Continuous Alarms and Schedule Chapter 3 15 Interface Frame rate Select the recording frame rate Enter a number between 1 and 30 frames per second fps Quality level Select from 1 lowest to 6 highest Covert checkbox Click to have the channel appear disabled but actually record SEQ list Select to include the channel in a sequence list SEQ dwell time Enter the length of time for the camera to stay in view when it comes up in sequence Brightness level Click to adjust the brightness level Contrast level Click to adjust the contrast level Saturation level Click to adjust the saturation level Apply button Click to apply your settings Reset button Click to cancel any changes you ve made 16 Digia Browser User Manual Rec
39. twork connection To connect your PC to the DVR do the following 1 Plug the crossover Ethernet cable from the LAN port on the back of the recorder to the network card on the back of the computer Log on to the Digia II menu with the buttons on the front panel For more information see the Digia IT User Manual Assign an IP address of 192 168 001 003 to your DVR Assign a subnet mask of 255 255 255 Assign the default gateway of 192 168 Set the static IP address This step ensures your computer can communicate with the network and requires administrator access to Windows To assign a static IP address in Windows 2000 XP do the following 1 Gr ADA de D Open your Control Panel either select Start gt Control panel or Start gt Settings Double click the Network Connections and click the Dial up Connections icon Right click on Local area connections The Local area connection dialog box appears Click Properties Select Internet Protocol TCP IP so the name is highlighted Click Properties Input your IP address one that is in the same range as your network 192 168 1 xxx and subnet mask Click OK and restart both the computer and the digital recorder Open Internet Explorer and type http 192 168 1 3 in the address bar to access the DVR Chapter 2 Installation Router or LAN connection A local area network connection requires either a router or a preexisting LAN connection and is the most common t
40. ype of connection A router allows multiple computers and DVRs to access each other as well as the Internet It assigns different internal IP addresses to the computers When you connect your DVR your Internet service provider can block port 80 When this happens use a different port through the DVR s Network Menu Setup to access the DVR To connect your DVR do the following 1 Plug a standard Ethernet cable from the LAN port on the back of the recorder to the router 2 Log on to the Digia II menu and open the Network Setting menu For more information see the Digia II User Manual Preexisting LAN If you have a preexisting LAN do the following 1 Go to a computer on the preexisting network Select Start gt Run Type cmd Click OK Press Enter Type ipconfig Press Enter See Figure 1 for the IP address information cb ON umo Pi d Figure 1 lpconfig Ethernet adapter Local Connection specific DNS Suffix IP Address 192 168 1 101 Subnet Mask 255 255 0 8 Default Gateway 8 Assign an IP address that does not already exist to your Digia II according to what your PC s address is For example if your PC returns 192 168 2 101 assign the DVR s IP address as 192 168 2 xxx 9 Copy the subnet mask and default gateway information Figure I to the DVR Note Verify the modem is in bridge mode If your ISP is BellSouth disable the built in router on your Westtell modem 10 Use your manufacturer s
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