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Embedded NVR User Manual

1. DIAGRAM 3 3 16CH I O INTERFACE Rare Panel 1 Connection for external Alarm Peripherals PIR Sensor Alarm Panel Alarm output Connection for external devices Pezos buzzer siren RS 485 Communication terminal for Pan Tilt Zoom cameras FORM 3 1 NVR I O DESCRIPTION A PA Alarm Input Connection Alarm input type support NO NC Com ports connect with NVR NC NO port connect to NVR Alarm detector adopts external power supply use same ground with NVR Alarm Output Connection Alarm output is relay output please refer to the relay parameters to avoid o
2. 82 7 1 TERMS HE 82 7 2 gp CALCULA TIO Nordic 83 7 3 COMMONS e ed o e a edd 86 3 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION 3 1 SUMMARY Our Embedded Digital Video Recorder is an excellent digital surveillance product which adopts H 264 video compression hard disk recording TCP IP transmission and a Linux based OS in addition to some of the more advanced technologies in the information technology industry This enables a more stable reliable and high picture quality These products support synchronized video and audio recording playback and monitoring This series also supports network based system control as well as excellent network streaming capabilities 3 2 FEATURES LIVE VIEW CVBS interface TV VGA HDMI synchronous output Decoding processing functions H 264 video compression G 711 audio decording compression Supports up to 1080P resolution decoding RECORDING Recording modes include manual time alarm motion detection etc Support SATA HDD and local disk S M A R T technology Support USB backup and internet backup PLAYBACK Playback search by various conditions local and network playback support multiple channel simultaneous playback support fast slow rewind and frame mode support exact time playback CMERA CONTROL AND ALRM Remote camera control Multi channel alarm input interface for connecting various types alarm equip
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4. TN camareQ2 camar eO3 camare04 DIAGRAM 3 4 LIVE VIEW A Note Power supply has to match with NVR any other substitutes are not allowed 3 8 2 POWER OFF Hold down on off key to turn off device Main Menu Power off Power off SHUTDOWN MENU LOGOUT RESTART SYSTEM DIAGRAM 3 5 TURN OFF DEVICE Note turn off device and switch off power when changing HDD 3 8 3 OUTAGE RECOVERY Reboot after an outage or forceful shutdown NVR will save the record before outage and return to normal Operation mode 3 9 ICON 3 91 STATUS ICONS Video loss Motion detection P Channel lock 9 Allows screen to switch polling UJ 9 2 OPERATION ICON Not Selected Selected Confirm revise get into menu T Cancel Cancel revise cancel get into menu Select Set parameters save Save parameters Default Restore factory settings return to the last set of parameters after the modified parameters App Apply current set to the system Copy Copy current set to other channels Set Enter the configuration menu Process Config alarm video detection trigger s processing UJ 10 LIVE VIEW Power on NVR and entry into live view mode there are date time channel names icons which indicate recording and alarm status display on screen Switch display screens by th
5. ACCOUNT Group status admin Login Net user Normal user Default User Add User Modify User Add Group Modify Group Modify Password DIAGRAM 4 19 USER MANAGEMENT Add users add group member information and set authorities Default users are admin user and hidden default the password of first two username is 123456 admin has advanced authorities user only has surveillance and playback authority Hidden default operate in password less login mode cannot delete NVR login in this name automatically if no userlogin user can revise limits of power then operate some without login Enter Add users input username password and select group and reusable options Reusable allows the account to be used by multiple logins Users can only belong to one group User rights cannot exceed group rights Modify users modify existing group member information and authority Add group add group and set group authorities Set a group and authorize 60 items including control panel shut down live view playback record record backup PTZ control account system information alarm in out setting system config search log log delete upgrade operation authority etc Modify group modify existing group information Modify Password change password Select a username input the old password and new password twice Click Save to confirm Password can be in 1 6 numbers letters or symbol blank
6. HDD Base HDD Record 1 Total Space Free status All 465 74 GB 444 40 1 Read Write 465 74 GB 444 40 GB Normal PageUp PageDown DIAGRAM 4 22 HDD MANAGEMENT BASE CONFIGURATION Format it is possible to format an individual HDD Note Hard disk format operation result in the loss of video data Set to set HDD as read write read only or redundancy mode In read only mode video data cannot be covered HDD S M A R T intelligent detection HDD Setup HDD No 1 HDD Attribute Read Write Read Only Redundant 12 IDjAttribute Name Threshold Value Worst 1 71 Read Error Rate 51 200 200 2 Time 21 241 190 3 4 Start Stop Count 97 97 4 5 Relocated Sector Count 196 196 5 Seek Error Rate 100 293 6 Power on Hours Count 96 96 7 10 Spin up Retry Count 100 100 8 194 Power temperature 113 95 9 197 Current Pending Sector Col 0 200 200 10 198 Off line Scan Uncorrect 0 100 293 11 199 Ultra ATA CRC Error Rate 00 200 200 DIAGRAM 4 23 S M A R T TECHNOLOGY Record Record menu as Diagram 4 24 HDD Management record shows start stop time HDD MANAGE HDD Base HDD Record 1 Start Time End Time All 2011 12 30 09 16 17 2012 01 05 10 42 43 2011 12 30 09 16 17 2012 01 05 10 42 43 PageUp PageDown DIAGRAM 4 24 HDD MANAGEMENT RECORD 4 5 2 RECORD BACKUP Connect an External USB device with the USB port to backup in the Record Backup menu
7. 4 oN 62 Mouse or storage device connected SCH NVR Front Panel and button introduction 16CH 32CH NVR Buttons on Front Panel A 11 Status indicator REC STOP gt ESC MENU Control button Enter POWER en rn p 7 y NE i y ree Y 5 fay Beg P ise u gt 2 ser 16CH 32CH NVR Front Panel and button introduction FUNCTION Remote control receiver Rec Net Alarm Hdd Status indicator Recording control buttons Playback play Playback play by frame Slowly playback Fast backward playback Fast forward playback Main menu direction key include up A down V 1 left right 42 four buttons Confirm operation Power On Off system Mouse or storage device connected FUNCTION Power On Off system Select channel Log off Log off the user logged in Multi Video Multiple Video switch Lit means hard disk is recording Power indicator Record indicator Status lamp Network indicator Alarm indicator Hard disk full indicator Playback play Function key Playback pause play frame by frame Slow play at playback Initiate PTZ control interface direction key include up A V 1 iett 4 1 Control keys Direction keys right 4 2 four butt
8. commonly use 75 ohm connectors BNC welding and should pay attention to weld strength and remove burrs or the signal wire and shield s contact will lead to a substantial attenuation of signal strength 7 2 HDD CAPACITY CALCULATION 7 2 11 REFERENCE OF HDD CAPACITY CALCULATION The first time install NVR please check if the HDD has installed The capacity of the HDD There 15 no limitation of capacity of single HDD to NVR please choose the HDD according to the Vedios saving time The choose of the Capacity Computational formula of HDD Capacity Whole HDD Capacity number of the channels x time in need hour x spent of HDD Capacity per hour MB hour similarly we can have the formula of recording time TotalHDDCapacity MB Recording time hour _ a A CapacityOc cupationperHour MB hr x AmountofChannel Note 1GB 1000MB not 1 lt 1024 1 so HDD capacity shown in Base Configuration under HDD Management less than real marked File size per hour CBR 96k 42M 320k 140M 896k 393M 128k 56M 384k 168M 1 00M 450M FORM 7 1 RECORD FILE SIZE File size 15 more unpredictable when VBR style please refer to real size of recording file 7 2 2 HARD DISK PROBLEM Use Detection Tool provided by the HDD manufacturer to detect the Function of HDD to solve data problem We recommend Seagate and Western Digital How to detect Seagate HDD a Get into www seagate com Click Support amp Dow
9. interface Diagram 4 25 Record Backup BACKUP Name Type Free Total Device Status sdb1 USB DISK 0 00 7 20 GB Ready PageUp _ PageDown Select Cancel backup device or file Detect Backup Erase stop DIAGRAM 4 25 RECORD BACKUP Detect Identify external USB device and display the device information Backup 1 tick the external device and click Backup enter the backup menu as Diagram 4 26 Backup Backup Selected Device 5951058 DISK Type All Channel 1 Start Time 2012 01 06 00 00 00 Remove All End Time 2012 01 06 14 13 18 4 start Time End Time gt Ize KkB 1 12 01 06 09 28 11 12 01 06 09 31 23 24576 12 01 06 13 41 33 12 01 06 13 41 51 4096 12 01 06 13 41 57 12 01 06 13 47 02 42756 12 01 06 13 47 39 12 01 06 14 11 18 196584 1 2 3 1 1 1 PageUp PageDown Select Cancel backup device or file Space Required Space Remaining 263 24 3 17 GB atan DIAGRAM 4 26 BACKUP Select the record start stop time and click Add to add in list duplicate it by inputting the start stop time again click Delete 1 to clear the files list Tick the record you want and click Start to backup and display time remaining Delete delete all data in USB backup device Note USB backup carry player automatically AN Note this operation probably cause permanent data loss 4 6 OUTPUT The following Diagram 4 27 Peripheral Management shows the pe
10. on off Record Channel 71 Tour Snapshot linkage and select channel gt ALARM CONFIG LOCAL ALARM PROCESS Period Linkage Set Process Fi Alarm Out Latch 10 Show Message Send Email _ OK DIAGRAM 4 18 ALARM CONFIGURATION LOCAL ALARM PROCESS MODE ABNORMITY Abnormity enable or disable Alarm Out Show Message Send Email and Buzzing Time delay for alarm cancel is 10 300s Notice some models LOCAL ALARM Function please refer to the Product Specification Video detection motion detection motion detection and alarm zone setting 22 18 2396 zones mask Sensibility 6 grades management as same as local alarm preview alarm preview video lose detect video loses and alarm management as same as local alarm preview alarm preview 4 4 5 USER MANAGEMENT Note Group and user names can be from 1 6 characters in length Valid characters include letter numbers and limited symbols underline subtraction sign dot you may not use a space as a leading or ending character There is no limit to the number of groups or users By default there are two different group levels admin and user User management determined upon two levels the group and the user level Group and user names cannot be duplicated and each user can only belong to one group User management interface as Diagram 4 19 User Management
11. 01 04 15 5 48 2012 01 04 15 10 15 2012 01 04 16 12 17 2012 01 04 16 17 20 2012 01 04 15 18 32 2012 01 04 16 19 8 2012 01 04 15 19 29 2012 01 04 15 21 34 2012 01 04 15 23 35 2012 01 04 16 37 44 2012 01 04 16 54 34 2012 01 04 10 39 48 2012 01 04 11 55 51 2012 01 04 16 5 38 2012 01 04 16 6 41 2012 01 04 16 12 12 2012 01 04 16 14 35 2012 01 04 16 17 45 2012 01 04 16 19 22 2012 01 04 16 19 24 2012 01 04 16 20 57 2012 01 04 16 21 56 2012 01 04 16 29 29 2012 01 04 16 53 25 2012 01 04 18 0 0 DIAGRAM 5 10 SEARCH RECORD 5 1 8 ALARM CONFIGURATION Regular 1 MERA Regular 1 p Regular HH Click the Alarm to enter alarm setup menu user set up and operate alarm mode as Diagram 5 11 Alarm Choose type of alarm on menu monitor video loss motion detection disk full disk error video mask extennal alarm Click Video Pop up open the video loss motion detection hard disk full hard disk failure video block video encoder alarm pop up linkage Click prompt open the prompts when an alarm occurs in real time will pop up alarm window menu Click Sound Pop up you can choose alarm tone pre recorded on the local hard drive when an alarm Occurs tone file in WAV format Event Type Operation External Alarm can not open video Video Loss External Alarm Listen Alarm Video Pop up Prompt Motion Detect Disk Disk Error Video Mask DIA
12. Error which is closely related with Pre failure advisory BIT 7 APPENDIX 7 1 TERMS Dual stream Dual stream one high bit rate stream for the local HD store QCIF CIF 2CIF DCIF 4CIF coding other low bit rate stream for network transmission such as QCIF CIF coding I Frame I frame intra frame image remove redundant information to compress the transmittal data also called key frames B Frame B frame According to time redundant of the source image sequence previously encoded frame and account the source image after the encoded frame to compress transmittal data also known as bi directional prediction frame P Frame P frame according to image frame lower than the previous time redundant to compress transmittal data also called predicted frames Wide Dynamic Bright parts and dark parts in particular can be seen very clearly at the same time Wide dynamic range is a ratio between the brightest luminance signal value and the darkest value S M A R T SMART Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology now widely used in hard disk data security technology monitoring system analysis Motor circuit HDD and disk head when HDD working warn when abnormality sometimes will automatically slow down and back up data CVBS Composite Video Broadcast Signal consists of luminance and color signal from the composite baseband signal BNC Coaxial cable connector composite video signals or audio signals
13. Set to adjust monitor or TV s brightness contrast saturation Tour configuration DISPLAY GUI Output Config Tour Config Enable Tour Interval 5 sec View 1 12 34 5 6 7 ls 4 112 View 9 1 Motion Tour Type View 1 Alarm Tour Type View 1 Default OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 32 OUTPUT TOUR Setting tour mode and interval between rotation the time is within 5 120s the mode include single screen four eight nine sixteen screen Motion Tour Type to set the motion detection tour mode Alarm Tour Type to set the alarm tour mode AN Note Shortcut Setting click the button at the top right corner of the monitoring picture or press the Shift Key to switch you can control the tour 4 7 MAINTAIN The following picture shows the maintain interface MAINTAIN halla VERSION DEFAULT AUTO MAINTAIN ONLINE USERS DIAGRAM 4 33 MAINTENANCE 4 7 1 LOG LOG display system log information Y Type All start Time 2011 12 14 00 00 00 End Time 2011 12 15 00 00 00 Search 91 Log Time Event 84 11 12 14 16 05 21 Video Loss 4 o5 11 12 14 16 05 21 Video Loss 5 96 11 12 14 16 05 21 Video Loss 6 7 11 12 14 16 05 21 Video Loss 7 98 11 12 14 16 05 21 Video Loss 3 89 11 12 14 16 06 42 lt default gt User Logout 90 11 12 14 16 06 42 lt admin gt User Login 1 11 12 14 16 07 16 lt admin gt User Login PageUp PageDown Clear DIAGRAM 4 34 LOG Select the
14. audio output ports Two types of bidirectional talk sharing and standalone for different models exact info please refer to specifications 6 5 2 CONFIGURATION Local configuration Connect a microphone to the MIC input port connect loudspeaker to the audio output port If no standalone MIC input port please connect microphone to the number audio input port Note local output needs active audio output device Remote PC Configuration Connect microphone and loudspeaker to computer Enable bidirectional talk in IMS software or WEB 6 6 HDD REDUNDANCY HDD redundancy function can backup the recording file user can retrieve files by HDD redundancy if single HDD damaged by which improve the system s safety Hard disk redundancy function is through designated channel data double backup HDD NVR need a standalone HDD for redundancy function HDD redundancy configuration Open main menu enter into the storage configuration choose one HDD as the redundancy HDD click setting Redundancy HDD must be an independent HDD user can set several HDDs as a redundancy HDD group Once a HDD 1s assigned as redundancy HDD the recording data can be saved in both normal HDD and redundancy HDD Data on redundancy HDD should be automatically cycle coverage cycle period depends on the recording data and redundant HDD s capacity Note Make sure 2pcs HDD at least in NVR for read and write anoth
15. the function The camera will work under the created patrol path Right click to hide the menu Click the direction key in menu to stop the patrol Line Click line call the line scan function as per set line to scan the button will turn to Stop if you want to stop the motion click it 1 Preset Pattern Tour Auto Scan AutoPan Flip Reset Page switch DIAGRAM 6 4 PTZ ADVANCED AUX Click Page Switch to enter the AUX interface Corresponding with protocol Diagram 6 5 Aux function Direct Aux Oper NONE Aux Num Oper 1 Page switch DIAGRAM 6 5 AUX FUNCTION PTZ SETTING Click P T Z1to Preset Tour Pattern Border Gray keys represent unsupported function Diagram 6 6 Preset setting Function Preset Preset Tour Pattern set Border Patrol No DIAGRAM 6 6 PRESET SETTING Preset setting Diagram 6 6 Preset setting set camera position through the direction key Click Preset and input value number Click Set to save these coordinates to that preset number Tour setting Select as Diagram 6 7 Tour input numbers in Path and Preset Click Add Preset to add one preset in cruise path repeat to add more than one presets Click Clear Preset to delete a preset repeat to delete more clear preset cannot be supported by some protocols Function Preset 1 Preset Patrol No 0 Tour Pattern Add Preset Border Delete Preset Del
16. up the information as above you can access the Embedded NVR via 3322 Notice The main machine s IP should refer to the information of the website 6 1 4 CWWW NO IP COM Register Register new username at no ip click Create Account Create domain name click Add a Host Embedded NVR Setting Open Main Menu Management Network Advanced gt DDNS Enable Domain name XXX XXX OTg Username XXX Password XXXXXX 6 1 5 DYNDNS DDNS OWWW DYNDNS COM Register To login at dyndns register an account Click on the confirmation link login the account click Add Host Services at My Services set your own realm name and then operate according to the procedure Configuration of the Embedded NVR Open Main Menu Management Network Advanced gt DDNS Enable Domain name XXX XXX com Username XXX Password XXXXXX 6 1 6 TEST AND VERIFY DDNS After setting the Embedded NVR wait for a few minutes analysis records will update Click Operation in the Menu of computer input cmd OK to open a window As the Diagram 6 1 Run Command Line Program shows c C WIRDO S systen32 cad exe Microsoft Windows Version 5 1 26081 Copynght 1985 2661 Microsoft Corp C Documents and Settings Administrator gt DIAGRAM 6 1 RUN COMMAND LINE PROGRAM Input ping Domain name then presses Enter as the Diagram 6 2 DN
17. 2 HDD error test or change out the HDD 3 hardware failure contact your local supplier Can not connect NVR through network Possible reasons 1 check the physical network connection is correct 2 check the NVR network configuration parameters 3 check whether IP conflicts exist 1n network Download recording can not be played Possible reasons Player installation error 2 The USB or HDD device has an error 3 Do not install graphic software later than DX8 1 Internet Explore Crash Possible reasons Close IE explore enter into the tool bar Advanced Settings Do not save encrypted pages to disk Empty Temporary Internet Files folder when browser is clc Enable DOM Storage le Integra 5 indows Authentcatoa Don t checked memory protection to help mitigate online attacks Enable 7 Enable SmartScreen Filter 7 Use SSL 2 0 Use SSL 3 0 Use TLS 1 0 use TLS 1 1 Use TLS 1 2 Warn about certificate address mismatch 7 Warn if changing between secure and mode 7 I Takes effect after you restart Internet Explorer Reset Internet Explorer settings Resets Internet Explorer s settings to their default Beck condition You should only use this if your browser is in an unusable state DIAGRAM 7 4 IE TOOL BAR Visit under Internet Explorer 9 0 Possible reasons Internet Explore9 0 above version visit Please choose compatible mode
18. 255 255 255 Gateway 192 168 1 First DNS Server OD 72 Alternate DNS Server 202 101 172 Physical Address 0 61 2 00 00 1 Default Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 13 NETWORK CONFIGURATION BASE CONFIGURATIONS 1 Enable the NVR to obtain an IP address automatically If this is enabled the NVR will reboot and search for a DHCP server and then assign a dynamic IP address The dynamic IP address will be displayed in the menu Enter a static IP address if there is no DHCP service available If you are using the advanced feature PPPoE then IP mask gateway and DHCP are unable to be changed Address 1 use Y or input numbers to modify IP then set subnet mask and default gateway 1 for this IP First DNS Server DNS server IP Alternate DNS Server DNS alternate Physical Address physical address of current net port Advanced Advance interface Diagram 4 14 Network Configuration Advanced NETWORK Base Advanced State PPPOE DDNS NTP IP Filter Multicast Email FTP Alarm Server OK Cancel DIAGRAM 4 14 NETWORK CONFIGURATION ADVANCED PPPOE enable PPPOE Input username and password provided by ISP Operation Using this feature the NVR will automatically obtain a public IP address from your ISP You can then visit the web interface of the NVR by typing this IP into Internet Explorer DDNS enable the NVR to update a DDNS hostname which run on a fixed IP address
19. 7 Serial Number 990330 QUICK TEST performs SMART drive quick to gather and verify the Data Lifeguard information contained on the drive DIAGRAM 7 3 WD DETECTION 7 3 COMMON FAULTS startup failure or continuously reboot Possible reasons 1 The system has been damaged from a bad NVR update 2 There 15 a problem with the NVR main board error please contact supplier 3 There 15 HDD error Replace faulty HDD Remote control does not work Possible reasons 1 Check for batteries in remote control especially Positive and Negative 2 Check for batteries power 3 Check if remote receiver is obscured 3 Check if NVR address correspond to the remote control address NVR cannot control PTZ Possible reasons 1 RS 485 cable connection error A B ports are inversely connected 2 PTZ decoder protocol baud rate address are incorrect 3 Parallel connect 1200 resistance to resolve signal reflex caused by too many PTZs on the line 4 The RS 485 port NVR is defective Blurred screen in preview mode Possible reasons Please make sure your cameras match your video format selected in the General menu E g camera is NTSC standard but the NVR is PAL standard the preview would be blurred Blurred screen in playback mode or failure to playback records Possible reasons 1 Procedure error reboot the NVR
20. EB interface select the focus window in live window the focus window has a light blue border From the left channel column select channel as shown in Diagram 5 4 Channel Choices Came DIAGRAM 5 4 CHANNEL CHOICES Click on 2 area in upper right corner can choose open close the channel of the main stream or secondary stream shows the current NVR s IP and rate information as shown in Diagram 5 5 Stream information Stream Current channel 0 Kbps All 2182 Kbps DIAGRAM 5 5 STREAM INFORMATION Lower left corner shows the current video channel name Upper right corner shows the current video time information Click Lower left corner of the display window to switch between single screen and multi screen Lower right corner of the display window is function keys as Diagram 5 6 Function Key refer to area zoom Multi screen switch record capture and mute unmute audio El zoom Video images can be enlarged switch switch from single screen to multi screen and vice versa 25 oca record save and record video to a local HDD while in a live view Set recording path in configuration lll capture of the present channel set the path in other on off sound video off focus window video Color More Function Key DIAGRAM 5 6 FUNCTION KEY 5 1 5 PTZ CONTROL Set protocol see Setting PTZ Config gt Control PTZ direction ste
21. Embedded NVR User Manual v1 1 June 2013 1 PRECAUTIONS Please observe following precautions in order to avoid damage loss of data caused by improper operation NVR should work on proper temperature and humidity Do not install NVR in humid dusty or smoky environment Require a solid mounting surface for installation Do not block any ventilation openings Install under the manufacturer s instructions Do not spill liquid of any kind on device Do not put any other equipment on device Do not dismantle the device Select specified HDD by manufacture 2 This user manual is reference only subject to available products This user manual may contain inaccurate data or printing error Updates to the manual or products themselves will occur without further notification All pictures not from the same machine showing illustrative purposes only Contact the customer service department when you have any question or want newest software and file 1 2 3 Content TENIS 0 NOTE 1 PRODUCT IN GRO DUCTION ites belt a adel 5 3 1 SUMMARY ai ape n eee 5 3 2 FEATURES
22. GRAM 5 11 ALARM CONFIGURATION 5 1 9 ABOUT Please refer to WEB controls related version information 5 2 CLIENT OPERATION Please refer to CMS Description 6 FUNCTION 6 1 DDNS FUNCTION 6 1 1 SUMMARY Dynamic DNS is a kind of system which point internet domain name to variable IP According to the rule of internet domain name domain name must associate with the fixed IP address Dynamic DNS provide a fixed Name server for the dynamic domain and then guide the domain search to the IP address of dynamic user through Name server which can make the outside user connect to the dynamic user s URL 6 1 2 VSSIP VSSIP is a professional dynamic domain name analysis server embedded in our company s NVR please contact to the dealer or agent for account number of DDNS Click the enable in the configuration window after getting the account number and input the account number information and it will do 6 1 3 CN99 CWWW 3322 ORG Register Register New Users or Login at www 3322 org Click Control Panel at the navigation bar Click the left side new under the DDNS Fill in the name of the host machine IP address will automatically detect the current internet Leave the Mail Servers blank and then click the button Embedded NVR Setting Open Main Menu Configuration Network Advanced gt DDNS Enable DDNS CN99 DDNS Username XXX Password XXXXXX After setting
23. ONTROL Manual The highest priority no matter what the current status of each channel the corresponding channels will make common recording when press Manual button Schedule Record according to recording type in recoding set Common motion Detection and alarm Stop Stop all channel recording To change record status of one channel firstly check the recording status of the channel 15 selected non selected non selected indicates that the channel is not recording selected indicates the channel in recording mode Then use mouse to click or use or gt larrow keys move the active box to the channel then use A or V arrow keys or corresponding number key to switch the channel recording status Note selected can change record status for all channels 4 1 6 ALARM OUTPUT Refer to chapter 4 6 2 alarm output 4 17 MAIN MENU Click the Main Menu input user name and password click OK to enter the system menu As shown in Diagram 4 4 system system Login UserName admin Password OK Cancel DIAGRAM 4 4 SYSTEM LOGIN Default users FORM 4 1 DEFAULT USERS A Note Password security occur alarm after three time s wrong input and system lockout in 30 minutes after 5 unsuccessful login For security consideration please modify the default password For information on how to add groups users and modify users information please refer chapter 4 4 5 Uses Management Click 1231 t
24. S shows cs C FINDO S system3j2 cad exe Microsoft Windows Version 5 1 2600 Copyright 1985 2661 Microsoft Corp C Documents and Settings Administrator gt ping 2 vssip net Pinging zenoMBB2 vussip net 123 157 155 106 with 32 bytes of data 123 157 155 186 bytes 32 time lt ims TTL 128 123 157 155 106 32 time lt ims TTL 128 123 157 155 106 bytes 32 time lt ims TTL 128 123 157 155 106 bytes 32 time lt ims TTL 128 Ping statistics for 123 157 155 106 Packets Sent 4 Received 4 Lost z loss Approximate round trip times in milli seconds Minimum Maximum Average Ums C Documents and Settings Administrator gt DIAGRAM 6 2 DNS The computer will analyses the domain name configurated in NVR and return to the current IP as the picture shows underlined red When the IP correspond to the embedded NVR s IP in Public internet it means the DDNS is setting right If they are not please check the network connection of embedded NVR and DDNS information 6 2 PORT MAPPING Port mapping is mapping port of outside web 5 IP address to a machine inside web and provide service When user connects to port of the IP the server will automatically map the request to corresponding machine inside LAN With the function of port mapping we can map many ports of a machine s IP address to different machines different ports in
25. SION E Bf Maintenance Item fStmts ________ ar 2 S H 411110490075 EY VERSION Video In Out 4 1 Audio In lut 2 1 Alarm In lut 4 1 Ethernet Port 1 AUTO MAINTEN RS232 1 Port 0 El jy Config manage Bios Version 1 003 0000 2 Build 2011 11 14 SETTING EHE Record Config BasicSet RecordPlan x ACCOUNT 21 08 NETWORK AdvanceSet 21 28 ALARM Local Alarm DETECT Motion Video Los ABNORMITY _ Refresh EA Peripherals Alarm I O Config DIAGRAM 5 8 CONFIGURATION 5 1 7 SEARCH RECORD Click Search record to open the search interface Diagram 5 10 can search and operate record alarm motion local record Search record By selecting the record type start and end times and click the check button get a list of files on the NVR Select the appropriate file and download can be played Play Double click a search result to play in video window Control the playing video by the control keys on the bottom At this point the bottom of the video window will display the video control buttons video playback can be controlled gt M DIAGRAM 5 9 PLAYBACK CONTROL Download select a searched video to download to local The download speed and percentage are displayed on the bottom of the screen Operation Search Playback Download Type Fil 2 3 4 2012 01 04 10 10 32 2012 01 04 10 40 24 2012 01 04 16 4 20 2012
26. Users check the current online user s status 4 8 SHUTDOWN SHUTDOWN MENU LOGOUT RESTART SYSTEM DIAGRAM 4 36 SHUTDOWNS Menu Logout log out of the current user account Shutdown shutdown the NVR Restart System reboot the NVR 5 WEB amp CLIENT 5 1 WEB OPERATION 5 1 1 NETWORK CONNECTION DJ H amp M Series Check network connection by LCD on front panel Bl refers connection error P Series Check B Lamp on front panel light indicates connection Set IP subnet mask and gateway for computer and NVR Please assign the same segment IP address without router need to set the appropriate subnet mask and gateway with router The detail of NVR network configuration please see Configuration Network Setting Ensure the IP 15 correct and check whether the NVR is on the network by using the Windows command ping 5 1 2 ACTIVE X CONTROL SETUP LOGIN LOG OUT User can remote acces to NVR by Internet Explorer assuming you have a correct network configuration The following interface will popup when you access the IP address in Internet Explorer OW http 10 12 1 171 xp Favorites 45 S Suggested Sites Web Slice Gallery v vss Web m 7 dh Safetyv Tool v 21 help protect your security Internet Explorer stopped this site from installing an ActiveX control on your comput Install This Add on for All Users on This Computer What
27. able NTP function make the time synchronization with both the NVR and GPS clock server to ensure the accuracy of device time 6 3 1 INTERNET CONFIGURATION Get tothe CONFIGURATION NETWORK choose Advanced and then choose NTP to set After the device can access the Internet NTP server can use the standard NTP server as the time For example the server of China s national research center IP address 210 72 145 44 Input the IP address and domain name of relative server at NTP setting To activate NTP click to choose Enable The interval of changing time is from 1 to 65535 minutes 6 3 2 INTRANET CONFIGURATION If NVR work under the intranet user can set up a privately owned server as clock source NTP address in NVR configuration fill in privately owned NTP address can work Privately owned NTP server can adopt standard NTP products and accurate time PC system Please refer to below instruction when adopt PC system as a NTP server NTP Server Set Up under Windows Start menu Run Win R input regedit to get into REGEDIT Build a new key assignment of DWORD Value under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE S YSTEM CurrentControlSet Services W32Time Parameters registry subkey Change the value to 1 and save Restart computer NTP server set up under Linux system Due to the particularity of Linux system for detail way to erect the NTP server please refer to every editions of the manua
28. ameter is Start Stop Count but the parameter of same code in Fujitsu s product is Number of times the spindle motor is activated 2 Attribute Description Attribute Description name of detection item Manufacturer can increase or decrease As ATA standard update constantly sometimes different models in same brand maybe different but must ensure major test items specified in S M A R T although different manufacturers have specific naming convention the essence of monitoring is the same Read Error Rate 2 Spin up Time 4 Start Stop Count 5 Relocated Sector Count 7 Seek Error Rate 9 Power on Hours Count 10 Spin up Retry Count 194 Power temperatures 195 ECC on the Fly count 197 Current Pending Sector Count 198 Disconnection beyond repair 199 CRC cyclic redundancy check 200 Write Error Count Note Different manufacturers and different models have different attribute description user has no need to know exact meaning attribute detection values enough for them 3 Threshold It is specified by manufacturer calculated through a specific formula If there is a attribute value lower than the threshold which means HDD become unreliable and data stored is very easy to lose Composition and size of reliable attribute values is different for different HDD It should be noted that ATA standard only provides some SMART parameters it does not provide a specific value Threshold value is determined by manufacturers based on
29. ctions vary by different model Full HDD When HDD is full there are two options Overwrite or Stop recording If you select Overwrite the NVR will overwrite the earliest recorded files and continue recording as all HDD in NVR are full If you select the Stop recording option the NVR will stop recording when it reaches capacity Pack Duration To set time length for each record default is 60 minutes the maximum is 120 minutes NVR No Number more than one NVR click Ad button on remote control and input a number to select the corresponding NVR to operate Video Standard standard PAL NTSC match camera model Auto Logout This ranges from 0 60 minutes 0 means no setting NVR will automatically let user quit after standby time s vacancy 4 4 2 CHANNEL CONFIGURATION network channel configuration Enter to the Record interface as Diagram 4 9 DIAGRAM 4 9 RECODING CONFIGURATION BASICALLY CONFIGURATION Channel the channel selection Protocal1 only supports ONVIF protocol The Device IP access IPC device IP Port to access IPC devices ONVIF port Note The device IP protocol and port be added via searching out equipment User name and password access IPC equipment user name and password The detection equipment detection access the IPC device is normally connected The equipment channel number access the IPC device channel number Search Click Sea
30. d rate Data Bit default 8 Stop Bit default 1 Confirm default is N A 4 64 DISPLAY Display mode can set the unit s display and polling Display Menu DISPLAY GUI Output Config Tour Config Transparency Translucent Channel Name Modify Time Display Channel Display Overlay Info Default OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 30 OUTPUT MENU OUTPUT Transparency 1 total 4 grades Channel Name to modify channel name available options are symbols letters and numbers Note 1 Channel name up to 48 half width characters 2 16 characters is suitable otherwise some problems happen when multi screen Time Display to choose whether time displays on screen Channel Display to choose whether channel name displays on screen Over Info to choose whether overlaying information displays on screen Output configuration DISPLAY GUI Output Config Tour Config Output Resolution 1024x768 60HZ Adjust Top Left Bottom Right WGATY Color Set Color Set Hue 50 Hue Brightness 90 Brightness Contrast 50 Contrast Saturation 20 Saturation Default OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 31 OUTPUT OUTPUT CONFIGURATION Output to select VGA resolution and refresh rate default is 1024x768 60Hz Adjust to adjust TV output area Modify the image to the right size for monitor Color Set to adjust displayer s hue brightness contrast saturation Color
31. e front panel remote control or mouse control When enable the screen message for external alarm video loss masking motion detection network and IP conflict alarm the below interface would popup when those alarm occur Shows as Diagram 3 6 Alarm Statuses Alarm Status Index k Alarm In Video Lost Mask Motion Network IP Conflict DIAGRAM 3 6 ALARM STATUSES 4 OPERATION GUIDE 4 RIGHT BUTTON MANU Click the right mouse button after booting into the real time browser interface action menu pop up shows as Diagram 4 1 Right button menu View 1 View4 9 PF View 16 Camera P T Z Camera Color Setting Camera Camera Seach Record Alarm Output Main Menu Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera Camera DIAGRAM 4 1 RIGHT BUTTON MENU 4 1 1 SCREEN SWITCHING Max 16 channel in one screen user can choose single four nine and sixteen channel 4 1 2 PTZ CONTROL Get into Output gt P T Z Set PTZ protocol baud rate address bits PTZ can work for details refer to chapter 6 4 4 1 3 IMAGE Adjust the specified screen single screen image color hue brightness contrast saturation gain and white level parameters set two time periods according to the local environment difference between day and night for each adjustment period set the device will automatically switch to best video quality As s
32. ect the port if there 15 already a Port mapping If there 15 it shows UPnP setting s finished The forth step Input the IP address in IE and add port number of the Embedded NVR for example 155 157 12 227 81 If you want to enter by the Client Software use the TCP port offered by the outer net A Note if there are a few embedded NVRs need to set the UPnP function in order to avoid IP conflict set the ports of embedded NVR into different ports numbers Otherwise it will choose the embedded NVR port set preceded as the first choice 6 2 2 MANUAL PORT MAPPING The first step Connect the Embedded NVR to the Router set the static IP The second step Log in Router enter into the configuration menu of Router and set the menu Then get to port set the IP distributed by the Embedded NVR and set the rule of port mapping add HTTP and TCP port into mapping list Default access ports of Embedded NVR include HTTP port 80 and TCP port 8000 if ports are occupied by the other devices please modify the default port of the Embedded NVR into other vacant ports The third step Input the public net IP address in the IE and add the port number of the Embedded NVR you want to access after the IP for example http 155 157 12 227 81 If you want to access by Client Software you can use the outer net TCP port directly Notice for detail configuration setting please refer to user manual of Router 6 3 NTP FUNCTION En
33. er for redundancy Channel redundancy configuration User can choose part channels or all channels to set redundancy backup Please get to Configuration Record choose redundancy channel check mark Redundancy Note data in channel turn off redundancy only is recorded normal reading and writing HDD if the redundancy 15 not enabled Retrieve HDD redundancy User can retrieve backup recording data from redundancy HDD when RW HDD damage or data lost Firstly shut down NVR and remove damaged HDD then restart NVR Secondly Get into Main menu Storage set redundancy HDD as a reading and writing HDD then it can be searched 6 7 HDD S M A R T S M A R T Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology S M A R T HDD can analysis head disc motor circuit operation history and default security values via monitor instruction in HDD and surveillance software in host Alarm will be sent to user automatically when the value is outside the scope of the security situation Detection parameters of Seagate HDD for example are divided into seven ID detection code Attribute Description Threshold Attribute Value Worst Date and Status 1 ID detection code ID detection code is not only manufacturer can use different ID code or increase or decrease its quantity according to the detected parameter s quantity For example the ID detection code of WEASTERN DIGITAL s product 15 04 par
34. ete Tour DIAGRAM 6 7 TOUR Pattern Jsetting click Pattern as Diagram 6 8 Pattern record the process as Pattern X click Begin back to PTZ control menu to modify zoom focus and IRIS etc then back to below menu for Stop Function Pattern Preset Tour Pattern Begin Border End Patrol DIAGRAM 6 8 PATTERN Border setting Click Border as Diagram 6 9 Border Move camera to left right Boundary by direction key and click Left Border and Right Border to confirm the setting Function Pattern Preset Patrol No Tour Pattern Left Border Right DIAGRAM 6 9 BORDER 6 4 2 CAMERA SETTING Click Page Switch to enter the camera setting interface Only support part protocol Diagram 6 10 Camera Setting Enter or Exit can access or quit the camera setting menu Click Page Switch to back to interface Diagram 6 3 PTZ control Direction key 15 mainly used to internal menu control 1 camera menu control The button indicates according to the protocol such as shadowed button means unsupported Up Down key shift menu item Left Right key change function 2 Enter Menu Exit Menu Esc Enter Page switch DIAGRAM 6 10 CAMERA SETTING 6 5 VOICE INTERCOM 6 5 1 SUMMARIZE Embedded NVR Bidirectional Talk user can talk to remote client software or Web via NVR audio input and output ports user can listen voice from Client Software and WEB via NVR
35. hown in Diagram 4 2 Image Color Color Setting Period 00 00 24 00 00 00 24 00 Hue Brightness Contrast Saturation Gain White Level low low Default OK Cancel DIAGRAM 4 2 IMAGE COLOR Period Two periods can be set according to ambient light during the day and night device will automatically switch configuration time Need to select the Enable box Hue Adjust according to image color cast Brightness Visual image brightness according to the environment reduces or increases the brightness of the image brightness to make the image relatively clear Contrast Adjust image of black and white in proportion the greater ratio the brighter image Saturation Image color purity the greater value the more colorful images Gain Enlarge the image signal to improve signal quality White Level Change the white level reference value to improve the brightness of the image display Note Different mode different function 4 1 4 RECORDING SEARCH Refer to 4 3 recording search 4 1 5 MANAUAL RECORDING Remark manual user must have RECORD right In live view screen click on Manual Record or press the video key on remote control into manual recording interface as shown in Diagram 4 3 Recoding Control Manual Record Record Mode AIl 12345678 Schedule Manual Stop OOOOOOOdO OK Cancel DIAGRAM 4 3 RECODING C
36. ick backward key click again to stop back run under Backward key 4 common playback Rewind or single frame playback press the Manual single frame single frame playback by clicking play button 1 to enter the playback lt and when common playback pause normal playback FORM 4 3 PLAYBACK CONTROL Remark 1 the player playback control bar show file playback speed channel time playback progress and other information 2 playback speed and rewind function are related to NVR version and please prompt on the player panel shall prevail 4 4 CONFIGURATION User can get into configuration through main menu Function of system channel network alarm account and abnormity as shown in Diagram 4 7 Configuration 441 SYSTEM Get into system configuration 11776 Date Format Date Separator Time Format Pack Duration DVR No ideo Standard Auto LO 4 ri Mode CONFIGURATION RECORD ACCOUNT ABNORMITY DIAGRAM 4 7 CONFIGURATION DIAGRAM 4 8 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Time Set the current time Note Click to save the time modification Date Format To modify the date display format Daylight Saving Time DST 1 Click DST to enable the function and enter the local DST starting and ending time Date Separator To select the separator for date Format 24 hr or 12 hr display mode Language language sele
37. in beginning and end is invalid The account with management authority could change others password 4 4 00 Abnormity interface as Diagram 4 20 ABNORMI T Y AB Disk isk No Space Disk Sp Less 20 vi Net Disconnection IP Conflicted Disk Error DIAGRAM 4 20 ABNORMITY No Disk alarm when HDD is not present or can not be detected Process includes Alarm Output Display On Screen and Send Email OK Process Process Process Cancel Disk No Space alarm when hard disk capacity is lower than setting Process Mode is same as No Disk s Process Mode Network Failure alarm when network is not connected Process Mode includes Alarm Output Display On Screen and Send Email and recording linkage IP Conflict alarm when IP address conflict Process Mode issameas NoDisk s Process Mode Disk Error alarm when there is error in reading and writing hard disk Process Mode issameas No Disk s Process Mode is same as No Disk s Process Mode 4 5 STORAGE 451 HDD MANAGEMENT Maintain and manage local HDD Diagram 4 21 Storage Management STORAGE Eb HDD MANAGE BACKUP DIAGRAM 4 21 STORAGE MANAGEMENT Base Configuration Base Config as Diagram 4 22 HDD management base configuration shows NVR storage capacity available space and working status
38. irst then browse real time video the network the number of connections depending on network bandwidth the greater the number the greater the network load the impact of video playback smooth The automatic setting adjusts these settings based on available network resources Speedy online download 0 8 should be proper Network Transmission QOS Fluency priority or Picture Quality priority or self adaption Y according to the setting the network automatically adjusts the stream Speedy online download if enabled speed is 1 5 2 times to normal speed HTTP default 80 TCP default 8000 variable UDP default 8001 variable UPnP Protocol on the router automatically open port mapping make sure UPnP feature is enabled on router details refer to chapter 6 2 1 UPnP Multicast tick Multicast and set a group in Set IP should be limited as follow picture port no limit Email Set the sender mailbox SMTP server IP address port username password and sender s mailbox mail SSL Encryption Email title support Chinese English and Arabic numerals input Max input 32 characters Max support 3 Receive Addresses and SSL Encryption Mailbox FTP Tick FTP and click Set Set FTP server IP address port and destination folder System will create folders by IP time and channel if there is no remote folder specified FTP username and password Set a maximum file size channel time
39. l 6 4 PTZ In live screen right click and select PTZ Control control channel as shown inDiagram 6 3 PTZ control 6 4 1 PTZ CONTROL From PTZ control menu set direction step length zoom focus iris advanced features auxiliary features camera settings Zoom B Focus e Set Page Switch Ptz Trace DIAGRAM 6 3 PTZ CONTROL Step size Controls PTZ direction and speed e g step size 8 15 moved faster than step size 1 Range 1 8 8 is max value Clickkelandkilof zoom focus and IRIS to modify zoom focus and brightness Eight direction rotations up down right left upleft upright lower left lower right Front panel just 4 direction Quick location lt SIT gt in the middle of the direction arrows make sure the protocol support this function only mouse control Click any point PTZ will turn to it and move it to the centre of screen Mouse drag on quick location page support 4 16 times variation drag from top left to bottom right to zoom in box drag from bottom right to top left for zoom out box Advanced Function Click page switch into advanced function as shown in Diagram 6 4 PTZ Advanced Preset Input the wanted preset number which has been recorded Then click the preset button to call the function Tour Input the tour number and click tour to run it or stop tour by stop button Patrol Input the patrol number and click patrol to on
40. ment Motion detection alarm video loss alarm masking alarm Multi channel alarm output alarm linkage and on site lighting control COMMUNICATION INTERFACE USB 2 0 high speed interface connecting various backup devices Standard Ethernet interface work under various networks NETWORK PROTOCAL Support TCP UDP RTP RTSP DHCP PPPoE DDNS NTP etc support network real time live view recording playback control built in WEB Server IE browser for direct access OPERATION MODE Support the front panel remote controls mouse and so on many kinds of operating mode With simple intuitive graphical With simple intuitive graphical interface 3 3 INSTALLATION 3 3 1 CHECK NVR AND ACCESSORIES Please carefully check the contents as packing list If any of the items are missing please contact with your dealer 3 3 2 HDD INSTALLATION Preparation Prepare a Cross Screwdriver Note HDD quantity by each model s specifications shall be final HDD capacity up to 64 Steps Remove the metal top cover by removing two screws from the sides of the cover Place the hard disks on a flat table and fasten it by screws Connect the power and data cables to the HDD Reinstall the metal top cover and fasten it by screws Caution Only use HDD specified by the manufacturer HDD will be formatted automatically during startup it may cause data loss Recording duration is decided by HDD capability and NVR parame
41. nd time Playback control stop play pause fast slow previous next frame in pause 4 Recoding Choose searched recording mode including whole outside alarm motive mode detection whole alarm recording Choose searched channel pi Choose to play the previous or next file choose to play the previous or next a channel Choose the start time channel and click search will display results in the list f Backup Tick to choose backup file in file list box click backup button cancel backup file click Y from backup menu 128 video records shows in searching list choose file and press enter or double Record List click mouse to view record Pf File type R normal record A alarm record M motion detection record Choose the channel to playback FORM 4 2 RECORD SEARCH INTERFACE DESCRIPTION Video playback Under playback mode pressing this key you Playback Control can get a variety of fast cycle switching Fast forward button speeds fast forward button can be used as slow release button reverse switch key Under playback mode pressing this key Actual play rate based version Video playback switch cyclically support a variety of slow release rate slow release button can be Slow key 4 used as fast forward button reverse switch key Play pause gt Il Play pause switch when slow play Backward To play backwards and single Single left cl
42. nloads choose Sea Tools download tool as Diagram 7 1 Sealools for Windows Sea lool for Windows tests USB 1384 ATA PATAMDE and SCSI drives It installs onto your system for Windows completely data safe If the drive passes SeaTools for Windows your troubleshooting can move to other areas 5 earn more Go To Download See the tutorial DIAGRAM 7 1 SEAGATE DOWNLOAD b Double click to install downloaded file click installed file to detect the HDD information on PC c Choose the HDD for detection other manufacturer s hard disk suitable too How to detect WDC HDD a Get into www wdc com choose WD support download SATA amp SAS WD Caviar GP download software as Diagram 7 2 WD Download WD Support Downloads SATA amp SAS WD Caviar Green GP Downloads WD Caviar Green GP E SATA amp SAS Installation Downloads Knowledge Base Discussions y Available Downloads Acronis True Image WD Edition Advanced Format Software Only for Windows XP users with WD Advanced Format Drives Data Lifeguard Diagnostic for DOS Data Lifeguard Diagnostic for DOS CD Data Lifeguard Diagnostic for Windows DIAGRAM 7 2 WD DOWNLOAD b Click Icon to hard disk detection after downloading c Double click hard desk in device list as Diagram 7 3 WD Detection det DLGDIAG Select An Option Physical Drive 1 Model Number V DC WOSZO0044k gt 00
43. o toggle character input method in mouse mode 4 2 MAIN MENU INTRODUCTION The main menu as shown there are search configuration storage output maintain and shutdown MAIN MENU PS 5 19 e VIDES SEARCH CONFIGURATION STORAGE y 45 9 OUTPUT MAINTAIN SHUTDOWN DIAGRAM 4 5 SYSTEM MANU Search Search recoding by type channel time and playback Configuration recording motion detection abnormal alarm system network and user management configurations Storage HDD management and backup management Output PTZ alarm output serial and output mode configuration Maintain to display the system log information version information stream statistics and online user and set the factory default automatic maintenance Shutdown Log off the user menu turn off the machine restart the system and switch user and other operations 4 3 SEARCH In real time monitoring screen click the right mouse button click search or enter video playback via main menu interface as shown in Diagram 4 6 Record Search Start Time 1 Type All Search 10 E Stare Time Type m 0 00 00 n 01 00 00 DIAGRAM 4 6 RECORD SEARCH Click the calendar icon to show the record list only the dates with green 1 Calend ones background take records and then click a specific date to call the record The list will be upgraded automatically Select record search start and e
44. ons Remote IR Receive the signal sent by remote control control Enable disable manual record Playback fast forward fast backward mE Display hide playback toolbar 52520 BACK BOARD INTERFACE INTRODUCTION NVR Series A caution tra um 1 2 3 4 5 12 7 8 6 8CH back board interface 4 a Wo x _ RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK 34 DO NOT OPEN LM A Ww C M A A J Ut 9 1 2 6 RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO OPEN AENA RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN 8CH CPOE back board interface TYPE FUNCTION 2 VIDEO Video output connecting monitor standard BNC connector perenne T pepe T HVR Series Audio Qo 2 6 9 7 8 ACH back board interface 16CH back board interface 3 5 1 PANEL I O INTERFACE series 123 4LNOCLAB 1 2 3 4 DIAGRAM 3 1 8CH I O INTERFACE 1 2 4 3 5 67 8LAB 1 122 dob
45. p size zoom IRIS preset tour pattern border scan light wiper auto pan etc Step size controls PTZ direction and speed e g step size 8 15 moved faster than step size 1 Eight direction rotations up down right left upleft upright lower left lower right Zoom Focus 1 255 5 Advanced DIAGRAM 5 7 PTZ CONTROL Border scan Operation select the camera line scan of the left right margin by direction button and click the Settings button in the left right margin position to determine the left border Preset Operation modify preset position by direction button and inputting a preset number then click Add to save Tour Operation select Tour Point between the first cruise line cruise input box value And input numbers in Path and preset Click Add Preset to add one preset in the cruise path and repeat to add additional presets Click Clear Preset to delete a preset repeat to delete more Pattern Operation Click Pattern in order to record an automated pattern Then go back to the PTZ controls in order to modify the zoom focus and IRIS etc Stop recording in Pattern setting to save the pattern AUX On off one of AUX Wiper On off wiper under protocol 5 1 6 CONFIGURATION Access NVR local configuration menu by click System Setting the further details please refer Local operation guide Diagram 5 8 CONFIGURATION ll Control Panel AAA VER
46. products features Thus results tested by manufacturer provided detection software is very different from testing software under Windows such as AIDA32 4 Attribute Value Attribute value is the maximum normal value the general range is from to 253 Typically the maximum attribute value is 100 for IBM Quantum and Fujitsu or 253 for Samsung Of course there are some exceptions for example some models produced by Western Digital have two different attribute values and property value is set 200 when initial production but after then it is changed into 100 5 Worst Worst value is the largest non normal value in HDD s running It is a value calculate for HDD s cumulative running it is constantly refreshed according to running cycle and very closed to the threshold Whether the HDD is normal by S M A R T analysis is based on the comparison with threshold The maximum value appear when new HDD start to use which would continue to decrease with the everyday use or error happen Consequently larger attribute values mean better quality and higher reliability smaller values mean more possibility of failure increases 6 Dates Actual values of HDD s detection items many items are cumulative values 7 Status It is current statues of HDD s every attribute after analyzing and comparing above attribute values by S M A R T also is important information to judge HDD healthy or not There are three statuses Normal Alarm and
47. rch to enter the Search menu as shown in Figure 4 10 Select the the ONVIF type and then search network equipment Double click the searched equipment to set the current network channel s the protocol type and device IP NVR and IP camera must be the same network segment they will not support cross network segment DIAGRAM 4 10 MORE CONFIGURATIONS Channel switch to open or close the channel Recording plan Recording Configuration recording plan Diagram 4 11 Recording Configuration recording plan DIAGRAM 4 11 RECORDING CONFIGURATION RECORDING PLAN Channel To select channel Green yellow and red refer to the normal MD and alarm recording type Modify itin Edit Copy copy one channel s configuration to other Edit edit plan interface Diagram 4 12 Edit Plan Record Period 1 00 00 Period2 00 00 Period3 00 00 Period4 00 00 Period 5 00 00 Period 6 00 00 SelectAll Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat DIAGRAM 4 12 EDIT PLAN Time 1 recording time 6 recording time zone can be set every day Normal for normal record Moving Detection For Moving detection Alarm For alarm record 4 4 5 NETWORK Set the NVR network parameters in Network interface The default IP address is 192 168 1 88 Base setting Base setting interface 4 13 NETWORK Base Advanced State Network Card Type Wired Networl DHCP IP Address 192 168 1 Subnet Mask
48. ripheral management interface OUTPUT ALARM OUTPUT DISPLAY DIAGRAM 4 27 PERIPHERAL MANAGEMENT 4 6 1 PTZ CONFIGURATION 4 6 2 ALARM OUTPUT This menu manages alarm output parameters and displays the current state of Alarms Diagram 4 28 Alarm Output ALARM OUTPUT Alarm Type 1 2 Schedule Manual O O Stop o O Status ON OK Cancel DIAGRAM 4 28 ALARM OUTPUT Channel alarm port Auto alarm output is determined by the alarm output menu while in auto mode Manual alarm output is on and the status is active Close alarm output is off and the status is inactive Status 1 current status of alarm output Notice Some models have no LOCAL ALARM please refer to the products descriptions 4 6 3 PORT CONFIGURATION Port Configuration interface Diagram 4 29 Port Configurations Function Console Baudrate 115200 Data Bits 8 stop Bits 1 Parity Default OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 29 PORT CONFIGURATIONS Function adjust protocol General port upgrade and adjust by port and software Keyboard keyboard connected by port Transparent port transparent transmission of data Protocol Port port information overlay need to set this Agreement Bypassed port connect with PC to bypass parameters Net keyboard keyboard connected by net port PTZ matrix control PTZ matrix Note Certain models without RS 232 port please see Specifications Rate set bau
49. s the Risk Information Bar Help n Username Password _____ SR 9 amp Internet Protected Mode Off g y 100 c TT gt ae DIAGRAM 5 1 LOGIN SCREEN Install ActiveX Right click and choose install If installation is blocked by Windows please add the IP as a trusted site or lower your Internet Explorer security settings to allow this gt 3 e Pager Safety Took v Install This Add on for All Users on This Computer What s the Risk Information Bar Help DIAGRAM 5 2 INSTALL CONTROL The following interface will popup when you input your username password and click Login Interface like Diagram 5 3 Web Interface when user login successfully Click Exit to quit 5 1 3 WEB OPERATION INTERFACE 2012 01 04 17 05 31 Camera 01 Camera 02 Camera 03 Camera 04 Iris No 1 255 5 Cam era 01 Color More Camera 03 NI MC DIAGRAM 5 3 WEB INTERFACE Local playback playback local record 2 Function key Open all play live views in surveillance window Surveillance window Change window layout Image color modify brightness contrast and Image color amp other saturation Other set capture path record download path and reboot PTZ control PTZ control menu System config record search alarm setting Menu exit etc FORM 5 1 DESCRIPTION 5 1 4 LIVE VIEW Into the W
50. side web The port mapping can also have other special agent functions like POP SMTP TELNET etc Theoretically 1t can provide more than sixty thousand ports For example if we want to map a web server which has IP address of 192 168 111 10 we just need to input the IP address and TCP port 80 into the port mapping chart of the router There are two ways to map port UPnP function automatically map and modify the router s port mapping chart by manual 6 2 1 UPNP FUNCTION order to get connection to Embedded NVR through Public network we need to set the Router to cross the NAT of Embedded NVR UPnP can make the NAT cross automatically by the UPnP agreement of Embedded NVR and don t have to set the Router Note to realize UPnP Function there must be Router support and enable the UPnP Function The first step Connect the Router to the network get to the Menu of the Router set the Router and enable the UPnP Function Routers made by different manufacturers may have some difference please refer to the specification carefully before setting the Router The second step Connect the Embedded NVR to the Router the configuration will automatically gain the IP address or static IP After setting up the IP click the Advanced Config And get to the XXX ports and multicast etc choose to open the Enable at the UPnP port mapping 1 The third step Enter into the Router management interface det
51. ters recording setup encoding setup Please see the form in chapter 7 2 3 3 8 WIRING INSTALLATION Preparing for installation Camera displayer AV cable cable mouse other kinds cables Installation Steps NVR in a horizontal position connect camera to video input interface in back panel Connect video output to the displayer Connect cable to RJ45 interface when access network Mouse should be USB interface type front or back panel USB interface both work Power supply Caution For an external alarm device or PTZ please refer to the relevant instructions NVR power lines should be under all lines connected correctly Note the power parameters when access to a variety of power 3 4 PANEL INTRODUCTION 3 4 1 FRONT PANEL NVR Series 8Ch NVR Buttons on Front Panel e YS O OO O e O L Po j T er N 1 2 3 4 5678910 p 13 14 8CH NVR Front Panel and button introduction TYPE Function Remote control receiver 1 ES Rec Net Alarm Hdd Status indicator Status indicator REC STOP Recording control buttons Playback play gt Playback play by frame Slowly playback Fast backward playback PTZ PTZ Controler Fast forward playback ESC Exit key Direction 1 direction key include up A down F left 4 right 42 four buttons keys Enter Confirm operation POWER 15 Power On Off system
52. type and etc Set FTP file length Upload the whole record if the file length is smaller than setting leave out the exceed part if the file length 15 exceed the setting 0 refers to uploading the entire record any condition Set up to two time periods and choose from 3 different record types for channels Alarm Center reserved interface Network status Display the current DHCP PPPoE and IP 444 ALARM CONFIGURATION Local alarm Local Alarm interface Diagram 4 15 Alarm Configurations Y ALARM _ Local Alarm _ Net Alarm Detect Alarm Input Channel No 1 Enable i Type Normal Close Alarm Set Process OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 15 ALARM CONFIGURATIONS Alarm Input Channel 1 select the alarm input channel Enable the specified alarm in out Type select alarm circuit type Copy copy the configuration to another channel Process Mode enter alarm linkage interface Diagram 4 16 Alarm Configuration local alarm Process Mode Period ALARM CONFIG LOCAL ALARM PROCESS Linkage Set Process 00 03 06 09 18 21 24 DIAGRAM 4 16 ALARM CONFIGURATION LOCAL ALARM PROCESS MODE PERIOD Period set alarm active period ALARM CONFIG LOCAL ALARM PROCESS Period Linkage Set Process Record Channel Select PTZ Activation Select Tour Select Snapshot Select OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 17 ALARM CONFIGURATION LOCAL ALARM PROCESS MODE LINKAGE Linkage
53. type and time press the Find the system will display the log in tabular form you can also click the backup button to export the log backup to your computer Log type system operation configuration data management alarm event recording user management log delete document operation Select the type and time to filter the log list Click delete to delete all logs 4 7 2 VERSION Version Show features software version etc upgrade Connect a USB flash device which contains the upgrade firmware and click Upgrade Note upgrade may cause the startup failure Please operate under professional direction 47 3 DEFAULT default restore items are selectable Diagram 4 35 Restore Default DEFAULT Please select setting entries that you want to default Select All Record Config system Config Output Mode Abnormity GUI i Alarm Output Channel Name Alarm R5232 Output Config Local Alarm NetConfig Tour Config Net Alarm 2 i Video Detection OK Cancel App DIAGRAM 4 35 RESTORE DEFAULT AN note Menu transparency language time format video format IP user ID etc are not restored 4 7 4 BPS BPS shows video s size data rate of each channel by wave form AN Note Estimated value just for reference 4 7 5 AUTO MAINTAIN Auto Maintain set auto maintenance items 4 7 6 ON LINE USER On line
54. u interface Turning Wheel Increase or decrease value when fill digital box Switch combo box options Flip up and down for list box Achieve PTZ 3D zoom function Mouse Move Select controls in current coordinates to move Mouse Drag Select motion detection area Set up regional coverage area Select 3D PTZ zoom function 3 7 INPUT METHOD In the input box choose numbers symbols case in English input Click left mouse button to select value lt means backspace means a space Letter Input Interface DIAGRAM 3 7LETTER INPUT INTERFACE Number Input Interface DIAGRAM 3 8 NUMBER INPUT INTERFACE Special Symbols Input Interface 1 2 475 6 _ 108 9 0 DIAGRAM 3 9 SPECIAL SYMBOLS INPUT INTERFACE Chinese Input Interface DIAGRAM 3 10 CHINESE INPUT INTERFACES 3 8 POWER ON OFF 3 8 1 POWER NVR installed correctly switch with power light is NVR will boot up automatically Different model have different boot up status please refer to the Front panel Introduction NVR will detect the hardware when power on the process will last 20 seconds more or less After the detection NVR make a Buzzing sound and enter into a multi screen live view user can operate now Please refer to XXX Main Menu Introduction and Other Introduction If recording time contain power up time NVR will automatically start timing recording when power 4 vp ye 2110 12 01 17 39 15
55. verload and damage the host Maximum switching power 240 48W Electric property Maximum switching voltage 125 60VDC 3 2 5 P T Z Connection A B ports of RS 485 link with B ports of PTZ decoder A is the RS 483 terminal is the RS 485 terminal Parallel connect 120Q resistances at A B ports to reduce signal reflex if there are several PTZ decoders 3 6 MOUSE In addition to front panel keys and remote control menu user can use mouse menu functions Insert mouse with USB interface into machine panel Click Left Button If the user does not log in password box will pop up first click the left mouse button to enter the main menu when real time monitoring Left click mouse the Options icon enter the menu Exact Instructions on control Change the state of check box and dynamic detection block Click the combo box drop down list will pop up Under 3D PTZ control mode click the mouse and drag to lower right can achieve 3D PTZ control drag from lower right to up left make 3D PTZ control narrow details refer to 4 1 2 PTZ Double Click Left Button Select and confirm or open for example double click playback video Under multi screen double click one channel can make the picture full screen double click again to return to the previous multi screen Click Right Button Pop up context menu under monitor screen Exit without saving under men
56. web client Select DDNS type supports various DDNS currently include CN99 DDNS NO IP DDNS Private DDNS and Dyndns DDNS Sysdns DDNS with many other compatible and enable the function input the update server IP port DNS username and password Once setup you can then login via the Web client by using this DNS in Internet Explorer Private DDNS 15 available for use with a specific DDNS server and client software Details refer to 6 1 DDNS function NTP on off NTP Network Time Protocol allows the NVR to sync with SNTP time server automatically Host IP input IP of NTP server Port This SNTP support TCP only the unique port 15 123 Update cycle time interval between min and 65535 min Time zone London GMT 0 Berlin GMT 1 Cairo GMT 2 Moscow GMT 3 New Delhi GMT 5 Bangkok GMT 7 Hong Kong Peking GMT 8 Tokyo GMT 9 Sydney GMT 10 Hawaii standard time HST GMT 10 Alaska standard time AKST GMT 9 Pacific standard time PST GMT 8 Mountain standard time MST GMT 7 Central standard time CST GMT 6 Eastern standard time EST GMT 5 Atlantic standard time AST GMT 4 Brazil GMT 3 middle Atlantic GMT 2 IP Filter NVR authority management if you enable the white list only the NVR in IP list is allowed to connect This system supports a max of 64 IPs On line User range 0 10 0 indicates that no connections are allowed Network monitoring connections 1 0 32 should be proper Need Check f

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