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1. Multiple Profile IP Record Mode Description Cameras used Profile Single Profile IP Live Stream Cameras Time Lapse or Continuous Main Normal Schedule Record Recording Main Normal Main Normal X Substream if available Event recording triggered Motion Detection by IP Camera motion Main Event Main Normal Main Event detection Event recording triggered by any of the TVN 20 s on board analog alarm inputs Alarm Recording Main Event Main Normal Main Event With some cameras the digital alarm inputs from the IP Camera may be used Recording is triggered either if there is a motion detection OR an alarm Main Event Main Normal Main Event input is triggered OR Gating Motion Detection Alarm Recording is triggered only Motion Detection amp if there is motion detection Alarm AND an alarm input And Gating Main Event Main Normal Main Event If the IP Camera supports only a single encoding parameter in the TVN 20 only that stream is available for Live Streaming 28 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Scheduled Recording Configuration Follow the steps below to setup scheduled recording 1 Configure Time Lapse Recording Schedule Recording 2 Configure Motion Activated Alarm Input Recording Schedules Figure 20 Scheduled Record window Remote setting amp Device Information amp Version Information amp DST Settings Channel No fi camera 2 Ch
2. agreement to install WinPcap 4 1 2 6 Click I Agree 10 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 33 WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup PT Sal b Installation options mnm cap Please review the following options before installing WinPcap 4 1 2 Automatically start the WinPcap driver at boot time 7 Please make sure check box Automatically start the WinPcap drive at boot time is enabled and press Install 33 WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup PEUT Soe Completing the WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup Wizard WinPcap 4 1 2 has been installed on your computer Click Finish to dose this wizard 8 Click Finish to close the WinPcap installation TruVision NVR 20 User Manual TruVision Device Finder InstallShield Wizard InstallShield Wizard Complete The InstallShield Wizard has successfully installed T ruVision Device Finder Click Finish to exit the wizard 9 The TruVision Device Finder Wizard will display press Finish to complete the installation of the TruVision Device Finder 12 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Using the TruVision Device Finder The setup will install the necessary files and place a shortcut on your desktop 9 JE VICCIEITICCE Double click the icon to launch the utility The following window will display Press the Start button to begin the discovery process Discovery will only take a few seconds in most cases Truvision Device Find
3. Priority Guest m IP Address Combine 0 0 0 8 MAC Address Combine 00 00 00 00 00 00 eg d0 40 30 41 03 a0 Enter the new users name at the User Name field Enter and confirm the Password assigned to that user Define the Priority user group The available choices are Guest or Operator ow Im Optional security feature allows the user account to be bound to either a specific IP address or a specific computer based upon MAC address If an IP address is entered the user can only sign on from a computer with that TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 65 specific IP address If the user account is bound to the MAC address the user can only sign on from a computer with that specific MAC address Press OK to return to the main Account Management page IP Address MAC Address Co admin Administrators 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 Doug Operator 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 Jackie Guest 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 5 For each User group define what privileges and system capabilities they can access via the Privileges section for more detail on these options please see below 6 After making the desired selections press Save User Name and Password are case sensitive The Modify button brings up the User Information page for the specific user should any of the individuals entries need to be updated To delete a User click on the User s row and press Delete Important Note The admin user cannot b
4. Version Information 7 DST Settings NIC Type 00M 1000M 5 6 Channel Parameters Display Settings Device IP Address 173 196 197 120 Obtain Auto 7 Video Parameters 3 8000 7 Schedule Record EDEN gr Moton Detection SubnetMask 255 255 255 0 7 Video Lost 7 Video Tampering Default Gateway 173 196 197 1 ff Video Mask 5 6 Network Parameter MAC 00 40 30 47 b5 06 bp ork 5 Multicast 0 0 0 0 f DDNS Settings _ NTP Settings 80 2 Enter the desired values for these two settings 3 Click Save to retain these settings 106 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual PPPoE amp DDNS Settings These two settings are frequently used together whenever a User is attempting to view the device via a broadband internet connection e DDNS define an internet service group that provides User with fixed network addresses so a connection to the device across the internet can be reliably achieved e PPPoE settings are used to access an internet service provider from things such as an ADSL modem To view or change the DDNS settings 1 Navigate to the DDNS Settings page from Main Browser Page Click Config under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then under Network Parameters select the DDNS Settings option in the Navigation window Remote setting Device Information 7 Version Information OST Settings Enable DDNS Channel
5. 7 Schedule Record Motion Detection f Video Lost Video Tampering fees a a Network Parameters odiy ves Network Settings admin user privilege Press DDNS Settings f NTP Settings 8 Remote PTZ Control ff E mail Settings E Remote Manual Recording E Remote Playback Serial Port Settings Remote Configuration E Alarm Parameters Remote Log Query E Exception Parameters Remote Advanced Management E Remote Preview 89 HDD Settings Remote Alarm Control E Update Remotely Remote Channel Management Remote Shutdown Reboot IST ESI SI S S S T T SC The created users are found displayed in the top window of the display Priority IP Address MAC Address Co admin Administrators 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 Doug Operator 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 Add Delete The lower section shows the rights established for the highlighted user 64 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual admin user privilege Privilege Allow E Remote PTZ Control E Remote Manual Recording E Remote Playback Remote Configuration Remote Log Query Remote Advanced Management E Remote Preview Remote Alarm Control Remote Channel Management Remote Shutdown Reboot TES S ST S ST T S T ST Adding Users To Add a new user Press the Add button which will bring up the User Information window User Information User Name Password Confirm Password
6. Alarm host port is set to 5001 Click OK to return to the main Network Settings page TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 47 48 Click SAVE to save and apply these settings The Browser will notify you that the TVN 20 needs to reboot Please select OK Figure 28 The Advanced Network Setting window Advanced Advanced Network Settings DNS ServerAddress1 1 DNS Server Address2 0 Alarm host IP 0 Alarm host port 5001 MTU 1500 Byte Note Although a majority of the key elements of the TVN 20 can be configured from TruVision Navigator some key elements such as IP Camera Auto Discovery Hard Drive Groups and IP Camera input behaviors can only be configured on the TVN 20 at this time TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Local Browser PC Settings From the Config tab the user can configure the main settings for IP cameras listed under Remote Config as well as set the behaviors for the Client PC that is connecting to the unit via the browser The settings on the Local Config page ONLY apply to the browser connection via that specific client PC local to that PC The default settings should be acceptable for most normal usage Please refer to the section Remote Record amp Video Download in the TVN 20 Advanced topics area of this manual The settings of specific interest may be the default file paths for saving recorded files manual recording capture snapshots live preview capture snapshots from playback and downloa
7. Item 1 52 Name Connection Tree Playback Controls Video Timeline Snapshot Save Audio Expand Screen Recording Mode LEDs Description The left hand panel shows the configured IP cameras on the TVN 20 Clicking on an individual camera s arrow icon will load it into the current display window Play Pause Stop Frame Reverse Frame Advance Fast Forward A graphical display of the selected video Takes a snapshot of the currently highlight camera and saves it to the local browser PC Saved the selected video to the HDD Displays a Volume control slider if audio is available The display can be expanded to screen by pressing the Expand button in the upper right hand corner of the display Indicates a Scheduled Recording or Alarm Recording Schedule Recording Time lapse video is in blue and Motion or Alarm Input recording is in Red TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Item Name Description 9 BackUp This button allows the User to backup video segments on the TVN 20 to Button a USB 2 0 and above memory stick that can be plugged directly into the TVN 20 The BackUp process can include downloading a copy of the TVN 20 Mini Player 10 Down Button This button allows the User to copy video segments from the TVN 20 to the local PC 11 Go to Button Click the Go To button to enter a specific time to go to for playback 12 Day and Time Day Search Select the Date to view video from and press the Search Searc
8. Rack mount ears included TVN 20 Browser Intel based PC Memory Operating system Graphics Card Additional Storage Features Minimum Intel E6550 Dual Core class Processor at 2 33 Ghz 4MB Cache Recommended Intel Core 15 750 Quad Core class Processor at 2 66 Ghz 8MB Cache Minimum 1GB RAM Recommended 4 GB RAM Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 Minimum HD Video Card with 256 MB Recommended HD Video Card with 1 GB Hard Drive Groups Redundant Camera Recording Hard Drive Groups Independent Storage Areas Any camera can be recorded on multiple hard drives for redundant recording Hard drives can be independently grouped with specific cameras assigned to each group for different storage durations Peripheral Connections Connecting to the alarm input and output interface Figure 36 The alarm input and output interface The alarm input is an open close relay If the input to be connected is not an open close relay follow this connection diagram 122 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual NVR 1 Alarm V output 2 JQC 3FG 24 V relay 3 Relay alarm input TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 4 Emerson alarm V output 5 10 V regulator 6 4N35 optocoupler 123 To connect to an AC DC load use the following diagram Alarm output load Alarm output DC load 1 Alarm output 4 Relay alarm output 2 DCload 5 Live wire 3 Relay 6 Ground wire F
9. fj Device Parameters 4 Device Information 47 Version Information 7 DST Settings Channel Parameters 7 Display Settings Video Parameters 47 Schedule Record Motion Detection d Video Lost Video Tampering 7 Video Mask a Network Parameters 47 Network Settings 7 PPPOE Settings 47 DDNS Settings 7 NTP Settings E mail Settings a Serial Port Settings 7 RS232 Settings 7 RS485 Settings fg Alarm Parameters Alarm Input Settings Alarm Output Settings Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings E Update Remotely Upgrade File Upgrade Status pgrade Process downloaded the update from and selecting the update file TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 109 Once you have selected the desired file press the Upgrade button to commence the remote upgrade of the unit 5 The Process bar will show you the progress of the update 6 Upon completion of the update the system will notify you of completion to 110 reboot Simply follow the on screen instructions Please Note The Save button on this screen is not used TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Serial Port Settings RS 232 amp RS 485 RS 232 Port Presently the RS 232 port on the TVN 20 is only for Interlogix technical support use only Remote setting 89 Device Parameters f Device Information d Version Information DST Settings fj Ch
10. m m interlogix A UTC Fire amp Security Company TruVision NVR 20 User Manual P N 1070712B EN REV 1 0 ISS O6SEP12 Copyright Trademarks and patents Manufacturer Certification FCC compliance ACMA compliance European Union directives b Contact information Customer support 2012 UTC Fire amp Security Company All rights reserved Interlogix and the TruVision Brand and logo are trademarks of UTC Fire amp Security Other trade names used in this document may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the manufacturers or vendors of the respective products UTC Fire amp Security Americas Corporation Inc 2955 Red Hill Avenue Costa Mesa CA 92626 5923 USA Authorized EU manufacturing representative UTC Fire amp Security B V Kelvinstraat 7 6003 DH Weert Netherlands Authorized Australia and New Zealand manufacturing representative UTC Fire amp Security Australia Pty Ltd Unit 3 310 Ferntree Gully Road Notting Hill VIC 3168 Australia C Qus Class A 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 ca
11. Live Display modes 3 Stop Streaming 4 Capture 5 Start Recording 50 The left hand panel shows the configured IP cameras on the TVN 20 Clicking on an individual camera s arrow icon will load it into the current display window Depending on the image size and mega pixel rating of the camera loading the camera may take several moments The user can display cameras live in a 1 Up 4 Up and 9 Up View In a multi screen mode the user can simply click the TVN 20 device icon at the top of the camera list to automatically load as many cameras in the display 4 in 4 Up and 9 in 9 Up To load a camera into a specific tile of a multi up display the user just highlights the tile and then clicks the desired camera in the list Stops all streaming Takes a snapshot of the currently highlight camera and saves it to the local browser PC Allows local PC recording of all cameras active in the display TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Item Name Description 6 Stops Stops manual recording of the displayed streams Recording 7 Previous Allow the user to sequence through the available cameras If the Page display is in 1 Up mode the cameras are sequenced in order with each 8 Next P click of Next and Previous Page elements If the first camera loaded ext was Camera 5 pressing the Next Page button will advance back to Camera 1 and then each successive Next Page button click will advance to Camera 2 3 4 etc If the display is
12. hard drives make sure you are properly grounded to avoid ESD damage 1 Unpack the TVN 20 box 2 Unpack the TVN 20 HDD box Note HDDs in the shipping box are pre mounted with their rail kits caddy 3 Use the key provided in the accessories box to unlock the front panel 4 Press the latches on both sides of the front panel to open it i i i 1 i L 5 Install the hard drives per the schematic below The first drive in position number 1 the second in position number 2 and so on Continue to install all the hard drives in numerical order 6 Insert a Hard Drive into one of the hard drive bays until it has fully seated into position Repeat with the rest of the hard drives TruVision NVR 20 User Manual EP 7 Close and re lock the front panel Note The Hard Drives must be installed BEFORE powering on the unit The drives are defaulted to a single HDD group that is automatically ready to record once IP cameras are added and configured with recording schedules Physical Installation of the TVN 20 1 Mount the unit on a shelf or in a 19 Rack with attached rack ears in a suitably ventilated temperature controlled environment 2 Connect the TVN 20 to your network with an Ethernet cable 3 Connect the power cord and turn the power on Setting up the TVN 20 Introduction The TVN 20 s initial conf
13. 02 22 17 46 47 2011 02 22 17 48 16 2011 02 22 17 52 20 2011 02 22 18 09 12 2011 02 22 18 26 05 2011 02 22 18 42 57 2011 02 22 18 59 49 2011 02 22 19 02 27 2011 02 22 19 03 08 2011 02 22 19 03 46 2011 02 22 19 04 27 2011 02 22 19 05 09 2011 02 22 19 05 50 2011 02 22 19 06 26 2011 02 23 10 08 18 2011 02 23 10 22 43 2011 02 22 23 43 10 2011 02 22 23 52 38 Download File size 195 MB 4 MB 52 MB 253 MB 252 MB 253 MB 252 MB 40 MB 1MB 1MB 2 MB 2 1MB 1MB 48 MB 155 MB 7 Select the check boxes corresponding to the dates and times for the video 102 you wish to download If the video you are seeking is not displayed press the Previous Next page indicators at the bottom of the page to locate the page with the desired video Press the Download button at the top of the window to begin the download The window will be display an active status bar at the top showing the progress of the download TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Recording Files Download Microsoft Internet Explorer pr http 173 196 197 120 doc en download asp szInfo alue 201 1 02 2240 File Index Index 39 Start time 2011 02 22 17 34 01 2011 02 22 17 48 00 2011 02 22 17 48 50 2011 02 22 17 52 20 2011 02 22 18 09 12 2011 02 22 18 26 05 2011 02 22 18 42 57 2011 02 22 18 59 49 2011 02 22 19 03 03 2011 02 22 19 03 41 2011 02 22 19 04 19 2011 02 22 19 05 03 2011 02 22 19 05 43 2011
14. 1 HDD Group 1 Cameras 11 16 are in hard drive group 2 HDD Group 2 Cameras 1 10 for example only require 14 day storage However Cameras 11 16 require 30 days storage By sizing the number of hard drives in each group to meet the desired storage duration the user can easily meet the recording objective Normal Recording Steps The default setting for the unit is with all available hard drives configured in a single group shared by all connected cameras No additional action is needed by the User Understanding the HDD Settings options Field Title Description The row identifies the capabilities status and options for this specific hard HDD No diva Capacity MB Shows the capacity of the hard drive If the drive has not been filled yet it will show available free space in MB 0 Free Space MB Free Space means the drive is in Overwrite mode provided overwrite was specified for system recording 56 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Field Title Description Normal or Standby Normal means data is being read written to the drive Status Standby means the drive is spun down to save energy since no data is being read written to the drive Type All hard drives are Local within the box A future release may support attached eSata drive extension to the box HDD Grou Shows which hard drive group the drive is associated with Up to eight 8 P Hard Drive Groups may be defined Default setting is HDD Group 1
15. 56 e1620101112BBRIRODO 002 TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 127 0020101217BCwR40231 sus Er uii i is Lan SE SEA PPE soft version TVN 20 173 196 197 252 TVN20161520110324BBl 110413 TVR 60 173 196 197 103 TVRBO151520100513BBI TVR 60 173 196 197 37 TVRBOT51520110114BBl subnet mask TVC M1120 1 173 196 197 128 0020101120BCwR4020E 255 255 255 TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 125 0020100503BCwR4005C TVR 10 173 196 197 100 TVR1001200909804BCwf address TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 119 0020101130BCwR40214 173 196 197 TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 126 0020101218BCwR 40231 TVC M1120 1 173 196 197 123 0020110113BCWR4025E device port TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 124 0020101027BCwR4018E TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 132 002009031 7BC WR2002 TVC M1120 1 173 196 197 129 0020100820BCw R4015C MAC Address 00 40 30 47 a3 0f modify Resume default password Exit The key device characteristics for that device will be listed on the right Press Modify to change the IP Address 14 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual TVC M11 20 1 TVC M1120 1 TVC M2110 1 TVC M2110 1 TVC M2110 1 TVC M2110 1 TVC M2110 1 TVC M2110 1 TVR 10 TVC M1120 1 TVC M1120 1 196 197 123 173 196 197 128 173 196 197 119 173 196 197 124 173 196 197 150 173 196 197 103 173 196 197 37 173 196 197 127 173 196 197 132 173 196 197 125 173 196 197 126 173 196 197 100 173 196 197 129 173 196 197 130 Device Serial No 0020
16. Analog Alarm Outputs tab A gt 1 thru A gt 4 12 For special configurations some of the supported cameras allow any video tamper event from any enabled camera to trigger a camera s built in alarm output If your cameras support this capability and you need to use the alarm outputs press the IP camera Alarm Output tab TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 73 Alarm Trigger Mode Audio Warning Email Linkage Upload to Center Trigger Alarm Output Analog Alarm Output IP camera Alarm Output The available camera alarm outputs will be listed where D1 is the channel number of the IP camera connected to this TVN 20 and gt 1 is the specific alarm output for that IP camera Multiple outputs on different cameras may be enabled Note Mapping an event to camera alarm outputs is only available for IP cameras connect to that specific TVN 20 13 Once all desired event actions have been configured press OK to return to the main video tamper configuration page 14 Save your settings press the Save button 15 Repeat this process for each additional camera you wish to configure Video Masking This feature creates a blocked out area within the camera field of view that can be masked off and will not be viewable either during live or recorded views This feature is used where privacy considerations are necessary especially when cameras are deployed in public settings Up to four areas pe
17. Attribute The available settings are Read Write Redundant Read Normal operation for a drive is Head Write Use the Redundant setting if the drive is the destination for duplicate camera recording Read designates the drive as read only This setting is only used if there is data on the drive that you do not want to be overwritten or you are setting up a record till full and stop operation Figure 32 HDD Settings LED Cepectue Free susce Satus Type OHD 01 476940 Normal Loc Standby 05 305245 0 Normal Loci 07 305245 0 Normal Loc Ri mmu gt TIP The HDD Group and Attribute fields are not normally viewable in the Window unless the scrollbar is moved to the right to expose the fields Additionally to view the settings in these fields better the User will want to expand the field by placing their cursor at the field title left border and dragging to review more data in the field This is similar to what is done inside of typical spreadsheets Please note If you have changed the default hard drive configuration and wish to restore the normal hard drive configuration press the Default button and this will return your unit to the factory defaults for all settings including the HDD Group configuration None of your existing video data will be lost TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 57 Redundant Camera Recording Steps 1 58 Remote setting 89 Device
18. Button When a USB Drive is connected to the USB Porton Archive LED glows BLUE the front of unit pressing the COPY button initiates during operation archiving the most recent video to the USB drive 9 POWER Button Pressing this button for 3 seconds allows for a N A controlled shutdown of the unit 10 USB2 0Ports Used by the Copy button or via Remote Backup N A 2 managed through the Browser TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 3 The TVN 20 Back Panel Figure 2 The TVN back panel Table 2 Back Panel Elements eSATA ore RESET RS 232 RS 85 KR GGT FR R D D Gi G2 63646 T T Dco 9000500500 OX 80805050 2000900000909099 9200020000000900 55089 5898588958985 IN ALARM CUT 2 Item Name Description 1 Reset Resets unit to factory defaults 2 RS 232 Used for connecting PC for troubleshooting 3 LAN 10 100 1000Mbps UTP Ethernet interface 4 eSATA For future use 5 RS 485 Switch For future use 6 RS 485 Connectors For future use 7 Alarm In 16 alarm inputs NO NC 8 Alarm Out 4 relay outputs 9 GND Grounding point 10 POWER Plug Connection for power cord 11 Power Switch Power On Off use the Power Button on front of unit to turn power off to the unit 4 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Setting up the TVN 20 Installing the Hard Drives Caution Do not insert or remove drives with the TVN 20 powered on Note This unit contains electrostatic sensitive components Before handling the
19. Fault Failure IP Address Conflicts e IP Camera Off Line Notification HDD Read Write Failures Network Fault Account Management User Rights Please see the Account Management Users section on page 61 of this manual for additional information The Browser supports three types of Users on the system One administrative user with full rights to the entire system and two additional levels of User that can TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 45 be custom configured to determine what rights the user has to access specific cameras for live video recorded video manually recording video and more Note If you change the default password for the Administrative User this password must be used in the Interlogix TruVision Navigator software if TruVision Navigator is to connect and manage the TVN 20 Additional Network Settings DDNS DNS PPPoE and Email Please see the Additional Network Settings section on page 98 of this manual for additional information DHCP and DNS The system supports DHCP for dynamic IP addressing e DNS Servers for Domain Name resolution DDNS and PPPoE Services These services allow connectivity via the Internet enabling the unit to be accessed remotely across the Internet Email The unit can send event and system health notifications via email including support for authentication and SSL security Up to 3 recipients may be defined for email notification HDD Configuration and Management Please see the HDD
20. File size Total 24 Home Previous 1 1 NextPage End Internet 4 7 amp 100 7 Select the check boxes corresponding to the dates and times for the video you wish to download If the video you are seeking is not displayed press the Previous Next page indicators at the bottom of the page to locate the page with the desired video 8 The Choose Disk drop down will show the USB device you inserted into the USB port of the TVN 20 if it was properly recognized Select this device 9 f you want to copy the mini player along with the video files select the Backup Player checkbox 10 Press the Backup button at the top of the window to begin the download The window will be display an active status bar at the top showing the progress of the download 11 The ARCHIVE LED will begin flashing blue on the front panel of the TVN 20 to let you know the archive off function is proceeding TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 12 When the device is full the ARCHIVE LED stops flashing the archive is completed and the device can be removed safely from the device Please do not remove the USB device while the ARCHIVE LED is flashing 13 A Download is complete message box will appear when the process is completed The troubleshooting tips are the same whether the local COPY button is pressed or the Remote browser download is engaged Player Software The video on the USB device can be played using the Player software found on
21. Motion Detection 7 Video Lost SenderReceiver Details Video Tampering ff Video Mask UserName Email Address 5 6 Network Parameters Sender 2 Network Settings Receiver f PPPOE Settings Receiver f DDNS Settings Receiver3 NTP Settings E mail Settings m Serial Port Settings Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters Excep 5 Account Management HDD Settings SMTP Port 25 Enable SSL Update Remotely If your mail server requires Server Authentication 1 Check the Server Authentication check box Server Authentication is not enabled by default 2 Enter your User Name and Password as required by your mail server You are expected to Confirm Password 3 Under the Sender line click in the User Name cell and enter the individual who is to receive the notification along with that individual s Email Address 90 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual by clicking in that cell and entering the correct email address This may be the same User Name and Password used to access the mail server 4 You may send notification messages to up to three recipients Click on each individual cell for User Name and Email Address for that each individual who is to receive notification 5 Enter the SMTP Mail Server address in the SMTP field and enter the SMTP Port used for that mail server Most mail servers are defaulted to the value 25 this is the d
22. Navigator notification e Trigger Alarm Output to fire one or more of the TVN 20 s alarm outputs e Email Linkage if you want the event to send off an email f Trigger Alarm Output is enabled the user can switch one or more of the Alarm Outputs under the Analog Alarm Output tabs A gt 1 thru A gt 4 In order to enable recording for this event select the Trigger Recording tab to define which camera s will be recorded for this event Figure 26 Trigger Recording tab Alarm Trigger Mode amp Trigger Recording PTZ Linkage Select Al When satisfied click OK to return to the main Alarm Input Settings window or select the PTZ Linkages tab if you wish to enable PTZ preset pattern or patrol behavior for PTZ cameras IMPORTANT NOTE PTZ Linkage behaviors are not supported in the current product version Please see the release notes associated with any firmware updates for announcement when the features will be supported If you select the PTZ linkage tab you can define for each specific PTZ camera a pre programmed PTZ camera Preset Patrol or Pattern Note The setting of presets patrols and patterns are a function of the specific IP camera manufacturer s web page TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 43 Once you have completed your desired entries select OK to return to the main alarm input settings page Make sure SAVE is pressed to save and apply these settings Make sure you press SAVE after each ala
23. alarm input A and it is IP camera input 1 From the Alarm Input field select from the drop down the IP camera input you wish to configure Remote setting 7 Device Information Version Information DST Settings Alarm Input D2 A 1 3 Channel Parameters 7 Display Settings 7 Video Parameters Alarm Name Schedule Record Motion Detection 7 Video Lost 47 Video Tampering 7 Video Mask 3 Network Parameters IP address Cannot Copy itch to analog alarm Alarm Handle Optionally in the Alarm Name field you can name the alarm input This name is used for the logs and is captured by the Interlogix TruVision Navigator software Select the Alarm Handle checkbox to enable the selected input for configuring event response behaviors In the Arm Schedule area select Settings to configure the day or weekly schedule for enabling the digital alarm input By default when the digital input is enabled Alarm Handle Checked the digital input is automatically enabled 24x7 24 hours a day every day TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Arm Schedule Weekday iT Period 0 0 02 4 0 Period2 24 p H 4 04 Period3 Period4 HA p4 Periods ee Period6 4 4 pH pH Period7 4 0 4 Period8 0 4 Copyto WholeWeek 6 Similar to setting recording schedules the Arm Schedule page allows yo
24. an error when logging in Why am I not getting playback video from the TVN 20 Browser My Video display playback is not smooth TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Possible reason and actions to take There are several reasons this might be happening please check 1 That the User Name and Password is correct 2 If you receive a message that indicates that an Active X Control has not be registered please check that the following Active X controls reside on your TVN 20 Browser PC From Internet Explorer check under Tools gt Manage Add ons a TVN20NetVideoActiveX V23 cab b TVN20RealPlayActiveX23 ActiveX Control Module For the IP camera you are trying to view please check 1 The schedule recording period for the camera is active for the time you are requesting to view 2 Thatthe HTTP connection port for the TVN 20 Browser on your PC is set for port 80 found under the Configuration Parameters Network Settings 3 If you are on low bandwidth network make sure that the Protocol Type for the TVN 20 Browser is set to TCP found under CONFIG gt Local Config 4 Verify that the required ActiveX controls are installed on your Client PC From Internet Explorer check under Tools gt Manage Add ons The following elements may be involved a TVN20RealPlayActiveX23 ActiveX Control Module b TVN20Calendar ActiveX Control Modulec c TVN20PlaybackBarActiveX ActiveX Control Module If these controls are not loaded they
25. archive off video to a USB memory drive device 1 Insert USB device into either one of the two USB ports on the front of the TVN 20 2011 03 22 17 49 45 m 2011 03 22 06 40 22 latus Normal hl 2011 03 22 06 40 22 Select the desired Date from the calendar of the video you wish to archive Press the Search button to narrow the video search for the backup Pause or Stop the Playback Select the BackUp button XE ME E TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Video Files Backup Windows Internet Explorer el 173 196 197 121 File Index a a o a o o o D s Index OQ 4 Wh Start time 2011 04 07 00 00 01 2011 04 07 00 21 09 2011 04 07 00 49 19 2011 04 07 01 17 36 2011 04 07 01 45 53 2011 04 07 02 14 09 2011 04 07 02 42 23 2011 04 07 03 10 45 2011 04 07 03 49 16 2011 04 07 04 29 39 2011 04 07 05 10 02 2011 04 07 05 34 07 2011 04 07 06 07 30 2011 04 07 06 44 02 2011 04 07 06 49 23 2011 04 07 07 28 16 2011 04 07 08 06 10 2011 04 07 08 42 45 Il Stop time 2011 04 07 00 21 09 2011 04 07 00 49 19 2011 04 07 01 17 36 2011 04 07 01 45 53 2011 04 07 02 14 09 2011 04 07 02 42 23 2011 04 07 03 10 45 2011 04 07 03 49 16 2011 04 07 04 29 39 2011 04 07 05 10 02 2011 04 07 05 34 07 2011 04 07 06 07 30 2011 04 07 06 42 16 2011 04 07 06 49 23 2011 04 07 07 28 16 2011 04 07 08 06 10 2011 04 07 08 42 45 2011 04 07 09 20 32 Backup player BackUp
26. be at the Motion Event active during Scheduled settings Recording Time Lapse periods will be a the time lapse rate 16 From the main Motion Detection page select Linkage Settings to define the TVN 20 s response to a Motion Event Linkage Alarm Trigger Mode Trigger Recording Audio Warning Email Linkage v Upload to Center Trigger Alarm Output Analog Alarm Output IP camera Alarm Output 17 Under the Alarm Trigger Mode tab select Audio Warning to trigger a local box audible upon an event 18 Upload to Center should be checked for Interlogix TruVision Navigator notification 19 Trigger Alarm Output to fire one or more of the TVN 20 s alarm outputs 20 Email Linkage if you want the event to send off an email 21 If Trigger Alarm Output is enabled the user can switch one or more of the Alarm Outputs under the Analog Alarm Output tabs A gt 1 thru gt 4 38 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Linkage Alarm Trigger Mode 8 Trigger Recording f SelectAll 22 n order to enable recording for this event select the Trigger Recording tab to define which camera s will be recorded 23 When satisfied click OK to return to the main Motion Detection window 24 Make sure SAVE is pressed to save these settings 25 Make sure you press SAVE after each camera is configured TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 39 Alarm Inputs The TVN 20 includes 16 alarm inputs that may be used to trigger specific camer
27. bottom of the page to save your settings 9 Repeat this process for each additional camera you wish to configure with video masking IP Camera Digital Alarm Input amp Output Actions Many IP Cameras have on board alarm inputs and output The TVN 20 depending on the Make and Model of the IP camera supports the ability for e An IP Camera digital alarm input activation or motion event trigger on one camera to trigger an alarm output on a different IP camera TVN 20 s alarm inputs on TVN 20 to activate outputs on an IP camera Digital IP Camera alarm input activation can initiate PTZ camera presets patterns and patrols For a listing of IP Cameras that support these capabilities please see the section in the Appendix for the current listing at the time of this manual printing We recommend that you visit either of these sites for the latest listing based upon the latest firmware available in the unit www interlogix com videoupgrades www utcfssecurityproductspages eu videoupgrades Configuring Digital Alarm Inputs from the IP Camera To configure digital alarm inputs from supported IP cameras via the TVN 20 browser navigate to Config gt Configuration parameters gt Alarm Input Settings under Alarm Parameters folder The default view shows the on the box analog alarm inputs view 76 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote setting Device Parameters Device Information Version Information 7 DST Settings Alar
28. may be blocked by your IT department from being loaded There are several possible reasons for video display playback to not be smooth In many cases the reason is with the TVN 20 Browser PC or that the TVN 20 is being asked to push too much data 1 Verify that the PC specifications for your TVN 20 Browser are sufficient for the number of cameras you are trying to display 2 f you are doing multi image live display try reducing the number of simultaneously viewed cameras to 4 up or 1 up 3 If you are on low bandwidth network make sure that the Protocol Type for the TVN 20 Browser is set to TCP found under CONFIG Local Config 4 Lower the bit rate of your IP camera to see if that improves performance 117 Failure Possible reason and actions to take Why am I not getting motion event recording Why doesn t my USB device not successfully accept COPY am unable to search the system logs l am using TruVision Navigator 4 x and am not able to display live or playback video in Navigator what is wrong am using TruVision Navigator 4 x and am not able to receive alarm event notifications what is wrong The possible causes for this may be 1 Verify that the desired IP camera supports motion event recording Check the TVN20 IP Camera Compatibility Chart 2 If 3rd Party IP camera verify that motion detection areas are set up on the camera AND that the motion event trigger is enabled at the cam
29. the TVN 20 Product Documentation CD or copied with files during the archive process 1 Copy the software to your Desktop or Laptop PC It is less than 600Kb Double click the Icon to launch the Player TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Appendix F TruVision Device Finder This tool automatically identifies Tru Vision devices that support auto discovery anywhere on the network even different subnets The User can view and modify the IP Address of any discovered devices TruVision Device Finder Installation To install the device on your browser computer insert the TVN 20 Product Documentation in your PC s CD DVD drive Browse to the folder IP Discovery Tool and double click the Setup file located in the folder E setup TruVision Device Finder InstallShield Wizard im Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for TruVision Device Finder The InstallShield Wizard will install TruVision Device Finder on your computer To continue click Next 1 Click Next 8 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual TruVision Device Finder InstallShield Wizard i a_i Choose Destination Location Select folder where setup will install files Install TruVision Device Finder to C Program Files TruVision Device Finder InstallShield 2 Click Next 3 The program requires a utility called WinPcap to be installed on the computer if it is already installed this installation will not be required and you can skip down t
30. their Matching Frame Rates Most IP Cameras have limitations on the available frame rates they can support at different resolutions Keeping track of this can be very complicated We have TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 23 chosen in the Frame Rate field to list the Resolutions that support the various frame rates Figure 15 Frame Rate Field Resolution uxoa Y Bitrate Type Variable Max Bitrate customize 6000 Kbps Frame Rate XGA SXG MAX VGA SXGA 24 all 10 all 5 all 1 alD The example here shows a selection of UXGA Resolution 1600x1200 The Frame Rate dropdown shows Full frame rate is available for VGA XGA and SXGA resolutions At rame rates 24 all and below ALL resolutions are supported including the UXGA resolution In this instance if the desired resolution is UXGA then the maximum available frame rate is 24 images per second The above image also shows that when you select Customize for the Max Bitrate an additional field is available to manual set a target bitrate in Kbps 24 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Configuring Cameras via the TVN 20 Video Streaming Encoding Parameters Fully Configurable Cameras Figure 16 Encoding Parameters for fully configurable cameras Remote setting Device Information Version Information OST Settings i Channel Parameters Display Settings video Parameter Schedule Record Motion De
31. to send off an email in response to an event 92 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote setting 2 Device Information 7 Version Information DST Settings Exception Type Record Exception Parameters HDD Full 7 Display Settings Alarm Handle Meth HDD Fault Video Parameters V TAUdIo Wal Network Broken f Schedule Record udo aming ip Address Conflict v Illegal Access Motion Detection v Upload to Ce ie cna Record Exception ff Video Tampering Trigger Alarm Output 7 Video Mask 89 Network Parameters p Network Settings DIA 1 PPPOE Settings Oa gt 2 7 DDNS Settings 4 3 NTP Settings D 4 E mail Settings 53 Serial Port Settings 3 Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings Update Remotely Analog Alarm Output IP camera Alarm Output To configure the system responses to these events 1 Navigate to the Exceptions Parameters page from Main Browser Page Click Config under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then select the Exceptions Parameters option in the Navigation window From the Exception Type drop down list select the desired system event you wish to configure From the Alarm Handling Method area please select the notification options desired Audio Warning etc If Trigger Alarm Output is selected then from Analog Alarm Output tab select one or more of the on the box
32. will scan the local network and list all discoverable camera devices Use the check box to select those devices you wish to add to the connected TVN 20 Quick Add will only detect cameras that are on the same LAN It is not able to detect cameras that are on a VLAN If Quick Add does not detect your cameras please follow the procedures listed under Alternative Add Manual Process 18 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Figure 11 Quick Add Window Quick Add x IP Address Manufacturer Mask IP Version Serial No Channel No 173 196 197 123 _TruVision IP 255255 255 0 V2 0build 101110 402557711 173 196 197 132 _TruVision IP 255 255 255 0 V2 0build 101110 200297400 173 196 197 128 _TruVision IP 2552552550 V2 0build 101110 402062241 173 196 197 124 _TruVision IP 255 255 255 0 X V20build 101110 401851827 173 196 197 125 _TruVision IP 255 255 255 0 V2 0build 101110 400509836 173 196 197 119 _TruVision IP 255 255 2550 V2 0build 101110 402149732 173 196 197 126 _TruVision IP 255 255 2550 V2 0build 101110 402314715 173 196 197 130 _TruVision IP 255 255 255 0 V2 0build 101110 401602067 173 196 197 129 _TruVision IP 255 255 255 0 V2 0build 101110 401602081 173 196 197 127 _TruVision IP 255 255 255 0 V2 0build 101110 402314638 173 196 197 165 Panasonic 255 255 255 0 173 196 197 145 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 172 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 170 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 146 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 173 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 147 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 171 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 169 0 0 0 0 1
33. 02 22 19 06 26 2011 02 22 21 03 09 2011 02 22 21 08 24 2011 02 22 23 23 56 2011 02 22 23 43 10 Stop time 2011 02 22 17 46 47 2011 02 22 17 48 16 2011 02 22 17 52 20 2011 02 22 18 09 12 2011 02 22 18 26 05 2011 02 22 18 42 57 2011 02 22 18 59 49 2011 02 22 19 02 27 2011 02 22 19 03 08 2011 02 22 19 03 46 2011 02 22 19 04 27 2011 02 22 19 05 09 2011 02 22 19 05 50 2011 02 22 19 06 26 2011 02 23 10 08 18 2011 02 23 10 22 43 2011 02 22 23 43 10 2011 02 22 23 52 38 Stop File size 195 MB 4 MB 52 MB 253 MB 252 MB 253 MB 252 MB 40 MB 1MB 1MB 2 MB 2 MB 1MB 1MB 48 MB 155 MB Total 40 Home Previous 1 1 NextPage End bom Omme a s 7 9 At any time the download can be stopped by pressing the Stop button 10 When the download is finished a Download is complete dialog box will be presented click Ok to close Message from webpage A Download is complete 11 Video can be played on the Browser PC by using the Archive Player provided on the TVN 20 Product Documentation CD TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 103 BackUp Button Playback Page The User with authorized permissions can download selected video clips to the connected Browser computer for saving permanently or to retain events that would otherwise be recorded over 104 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Additional Network Settings This section describes the additional network features supported by the TVN 20 It is not intended to r
34. 020004 ul ud al al ul dd ud ul Copyto Whole week Cancel o X 9 Follow the same procedure as instructed for setting up schedules for Video Motion detection which includes Selecting the Day Establish up to 8 time periods per day for when detection is enabled e Copy the days schedule to other days or to the full week or weekend Clicking OK once you have the settings you wish and return to the main area for Video Tamper setup 10 Determine what notification steps are to occur upon event trigger by selecting Settings button from the Linkage area on the main Video Tamper page 72 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Linkage Alarm Trigger Mode Audio Warning Email Linkage Upload to Center Trigger Alarm Output Analog Alarm Output IP camera Alarm Output 11 Under the Linkage window select the actions you want taken in response to detection multiple actions may be selected Audio Warning to trigger a buzzer on the unit when there is an event e Upload to Center should be checked for Interlogix Navigator notification uncheck if you do not wish this event reported to Navigator e Trigger Alarm Ouput to fire one or more of the on the box alarm outputs e Email Linkage if you want the event to send off an email based upon your email settings f Trigger Alarm Output is enabled the user can switch one or more of the alarm outputs on the box under the
35. 110113BCWR4025 amp D020101120BCwR4020E D020101130BCwR 40214 D020101027BCwR4018E TVN20161620101112BBI TVR amp O151520100513BBI TVR amp U151520110114BBI 0020101217BCwR 40231 0020090317BCwR 2002 00201005038 CwR 4005C 0020101218BCwR 40231 TvR100120080804BCwT 00201 00920BCWR4016C 00201009208CWR 4016C Device Serial Number T N20161620101112BBRR000 soft version V1 3 Obuild 110413 subnet mask 255 255 255 IP address 173 196 197 device port 0 150 8000 MAC Address 00 40 30 47 a9 Of please input password cancel save Resume default password The Address fields Device Port address fields will be available to change Change modify the IP address and or subnet mask as required Under the Please Input Password input the device s logon password and press Save Repeat this process for every other device that needs modification When all changes to all discovered devices is complete press Exit to close the tool The TruVision Device Finder will only detect devices that are on the same LAN It is not able to detect devices placed on a VLAN TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Appendix G Glossary of Terms Term Definition Dual Stream HDD DHCP HTTP PPPoE DDNS NTP NTSC NVR PAL 16 Dual stream is a technology used to record high resolution video locally while transmitting a lower resolution stream over the network The two strea
36. 20 User Manual Arm Schedule Weekday Period 0 0 2 4 Period H Period3 li 1 Period4 A Period5 H Period6 Period Ju Period8 A 4 21 Copyto hole Week This scheduling follows the same patterns as what was explained under Scheduled Recording The User can define a unique schedule per day or use the Copy to function to select a specific day or the Whole Week then press Copy to duplicate the settings for that period To return to the main Alarm Output Settings page click Ok To save time the TVN 20 allow the User to copy the alarm output settings to more than one output using the Copy to function From the main Alarm Output Settings page after you have configured one camera or output setting press Copy to TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 87 Remote setting 89 Device Parameters Device Information amp ersion Information f DST Settings Alarm Output A gt 1 7 i Channel Parameters ff Display Settings IP address Local 7 Video Parameters Delay 5s Schedule Record 7 Motion Detection 7 Video Lost 7 Video Tampering Please switch to digital alarm Video Mask i Network Parameters Network Settings A T 5 PPP ere are 8 time frames each day for A OE Settings arming the alarm only vali
37. 7 49 45 Current User admin TVN 20 s n EUER ERR IPCamera 02 B 22 20 063 40 32 11 MERE 2011 03 22 06 40 22 IPCamera 03 Current Status Normal J IPCamera 04 J IPCamera 05 Z IPCamera 06 J i 01 02 0 1 07 IPCamera 08 2011 037 23 1 BackUp 2011 03 22 06 40 22 The process is as follows 1 Select from the Main Browser page Playback tab 2 Select the Date from the calendar Press the Search button to define a specific date to narrow the video search for the download Pause or Stop the Playback Select the Down download button 381 A separate window will open that displays the time clips organized by date and time TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 101 Recording Files Download Microsoft Internet Explorer http 173 196 197 120 doc en download asp szInfovalue 2011 02 22A0 File Index r r r r r r r E E Index Start time 2011 02 22 17 34 01 2011 02 22 17 48 00 2011 02 22 17 48 50 2011 02 22 17 52 20 2011 02 22 18 09 12 2011 02 22 18 26 05 2011 02 22 18 42 57 2011 02 22 18 59 49 2011 02 22 19 03 03 2011 02 22 19 03 41 2011 02 22 19 04 19 2011 02 22 19 05 03 2011 02 22 19 05 43 2011 02 22 19 06 26 2011 02 22 21 03 09 2011 02 22 21 08 24 2011 02 22 23 23 56 2011 02 22 23 43 10 Total 40 Home Previous 1 1 NextPage End om intemt 10 7 Stop time 2011
38. 73 196 197 184 Arecont Vision 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 177 Arecont Vision 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 178 Arecont Vision 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 176 Arecont Vision 0 0 0 0 173 196 197 185 Arecont Vision 0 0 0 0 mE NE CS o M X 2 CS CS o X Select the devices you wish to add and Click OK The system will return you to the previous window this time populated with the selected cameras TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 19 Figure 12 Populated Config Window SeruVision NVR 20 Live Playback 173 196 197 12 173 196 197 129 173 195 197 126 173 196 197 125 173 196 197 210 173 196 197 211 173 196 197 212 173 196 197 213 173 196 197 214 173 196 197 215 173 196 197 216 173 196 197 217 3 196 197 218 Clicking on the Channel No for each line the IP Camera Config panel on the right will display additional details about the configured camera Please Note The Online Offline status will not automatically refresh its status and may take a few minutes before its status will be available Press the Refresh button to refresh the connection list Alternative Add Manual Process Should the desired IP camera not support Auto Discovery or if other network issues inhibit auto discovery the user can manually add cameras Select the channel number D1 D2 D3 this will allow the USER to populate the IP Camera Config panel on the right of the screen Login Mode IP or Domain e
39. 96 197 1 Video Mask 5 6 Network Parameters MAC 00 40 30 47 05 06 Network Setting PPPOE Settings Multicast 0 0 0 0 D nnhG Cattinae 2 Enter the IP Address of the Multicast Server 3 Click Save to retain these settings TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 105 Note When adding a device to the Network Video Surveillance software the multicast address must be the same as the DVR s multicast IP Device Port amp HTTP Settings Unless your IT Manager has a specific requirement to use specific ports across the network the recommendation is to keep the default settings Both settings are on the same page If you are using video software Interlogix s TruVision Navigator if you change either of these two settings TruVision Navigator software needs to have these changes reflected in the device setup within TruVision Navigator Device Port Used by Interlogix s TruVision Navigator Software and Remote Client Software and has a available address range from 2000 65535 Default Setting is 8000 HTTP Port Used by Remote Client Browser to access the TVN 20 Browser across the network Default Setting is 80 To view or change these settings 1 Navigate to the Network Settings page from Main Browser Page Click Config under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then under Network Parameters select the Network Settings option in the Navigation window Remote setting 7 Device Information
40. Appendix D TVN 20 Supported IP Cameras System capabilities of the TVN 20 in many cases are limited on the basis of the different IP Camera Manufacturers capabilities or the implementation limitations of a specific standard such as ONVIF and PSIA by that manufacturer This appendix identifies some of the currently supported IP cameras e Continuous Only amp Scheduled Recording e Motion Activated Continuous amp Scheduled Recording This distinction will have the greatest impact on selection of IP cameras to use with TVN 20 as it has a profound impact on storage expectations for the unit A more detailed listing of capabilities at the time of this printing are included as an insert within the box and also as a PDF file on the TVN 20 Product Documentation CD included with your unit Please visit the following Interlogix s internet address for the latest updates of firmware operating expectations and features www utcfssecurityproductspages eu videoupgrades For Supported IP Cameras with Motion Activated Continuous amp Schedule Recording Please See 1077774 TruVision NVR 20 IP Camera Compatibility Guide on your TVN 20 Documentation CD List of Current Known User Name and Passwords for Supported IP Cameras Manufacturer Default user password Interlogix TVC MPX admin 1234 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 1 Interlogix UVE 101 Interlogix UVC IP UVD IP Interlogix UVP IP Interlogix TVE 400 800 1600 Interlogix CamPlus In
41. Configuration amp Management section on page 54 of this manual for additional information The TVN 20 s hard drives are fully configured and ready to record upon turning on and adding IP cameras The default setting for the unit s hard drives will provide the same duration of storage for all connected cameras Cameras are recorded on a first in first out basis All hard drives are configured in a single HDD group Failure of a hard drive does not prevent all of the remaining hard drives to continue to record and retain the desired video The system supports advanced hard drive behaviors such as the ability to Setup cameras for redundant recording Unlike hard drive mirroring this enables one or more drives to specifically duplicate the recording of priority cameras Hard Drive Groups where the benefit is that if some cameras need longer storage than others distinct hard drive groupings may be created with specific cameras assigned to those groups 46 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote Firmware Update Please see the Remote Update section on page 106 of this manual for additional information The TVN 20 is remotely upgradable to the latest firmware versions Future firmware versions will provide enhanced capability especially in the support of newer models of IP cameras in addition to enhanced features and bug fixes Please check with your Interlogix representative or business partner regarding software firmware service agreement
42. Manually input the IP Address or Domain Select the IP camera encoder manufacturer from the drop down list Select the communication port used by the camera per the IP camera manufacturer s specifications usually port 8000 or 80 Enter the IP Camera s User Name and Password Channel No only applies if the device connected is a multi channel encoder the default value of 1 should be sufficient for most installations 20 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Press Modify to add the camera The camera will show up in the list if the setup parameters are correct Step 5 Configure IP Camera Device Settings Depending on the IP Camera model the IP Camera titles on screen display OSD frame rate and activity detection may be configured within the TVN 20 Browser In the cases where functionality within the browser does not support configuration the User can link to the IP camera web page and configured the desired parameters There is a chart at the end of this guide that shows the current list of supported cameras and their capabilities Please check with your Interlogix representative for the latest list of supported cameras Configuring Cameras via the TVN 20 On Screen Time Date Titling Fully Configurable Cameras Figure 13 Display settings for fully configurable cameras Remote setting Device Information Version Information DST Settings Channel No IP camera 1 X fj Channel Parameters Setti
43. PAL TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 13 Click Configuration parameters on the lower right hand side of the REMOTE CONFIG main page Onthe left section select Device Parameters Device Information e Go to the Video Format field and select either NTSC or PAL e Click Save Figure 8 Device Information Remote setting Device Information Version Information DST Settings Device Name TVN 20 Channel Parameters One Display Settings rwrite 4 7 Video Parameters HDD Number 5 7 Schedule Record Motion Detection Alarm Input Number Video Lost Video Tampering 7 Video Mask Device Serial No TVN20161620101112BBRR000519743V Network Parameters f Network Settings eSATA For HDD Array PPPOE Settings Video Format DDNS Settings NTP Settings Automatic IP camera connection E mail Settings Serial Port Settings Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings Update Remotely Alarm Output Number Sync to PC time On the left section select Device Parameters gt Device Information e Overwrite determines that recording will be circular and overwrite older video with newer video The setting should remain Yes for most users 14 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual e HDD Number indicates the number of HDDs installed within the unit Alarm Input Number indicates the total number of alarm inputs
44. Parameters 7 Device Information Version Information DST Settings Channel Parameters 7 Display Settings ideo Parameters 7 Schedule Record 7 Motion Detection Video Lost 7 Video Tampering Video Mask Network Parameters Network Settings PPPOE Settings DDNS Settings NTP Settings E mail Settings Serial Port Settings 3 Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings 83 Update Remotely Navigate to the HDD Settings page from Main Browser Page Click Config gt under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then select the HDD Settings option in the Navigation window HDD No Capacity mB Free Space MB Status Tyne 02 476940 Standby Loc 04 476940 Standby Loc 06 476940 Normal Loc 08 476940 Standby Loc HDD formatting status Process Save Cancel Click on the checkbox for the desired Hard Drive that you want to make the redundant drive Select the HDD Group field and select a new HDD Group number from the one defined for the normal drive typically HDD Group 02 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual MB Status HDD Group Attribute HDD Group 02 Standby Standby Normal Standby Local Local Local Local HDD Group 06 Read Wtrite Read Wtrite Read Write Read Write 4 Select the Attribute fie
45. Parameters Display Settings f Video Parameters Protocol Type schedule Record SewerNam 7 4 Motion Detection 7 Video Lost Port ARCEM 7 Video Tampering Video Mask UserName a Network Parameters Network Settings Password PPPOE Settings Confirm Password NTP Settings A Domain E mail Settings To enable DDNS services click the checkbox Enable DDNS 3 Under Protocol Type select from the drop down list the protocol for the service agency you set your account up with the listed sites are e NO P e DynDNS e PeanutHull Enter the name of the service agencies server in the Server Name field 5 n some cases the server will use a specific port assigment please enter this as required under Port TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 107 Enter the User Name and Password associated with the service agency you set up with 7 Reconfirm the password under the Confirm Password field 8 Enter the Domain name assigned to you be the service agency for your domain access for the TVN 20 across the Internet Click Save to retain your settings To view or change the PPPoE settings 1 Navigate to the PPPoE Settings page from Main Browser Page Click Config under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then under Network Parameters select the PPPoE Settings option in the Navigation window Remote setting Device Info
46. Settings 0 PPPOE Settings f DDNS Settings f NTP Settings E mail Settings Serial Port Settings Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings Sae Cancel 2 Select the desired camera to configure from the Channel No drop down list 3 Click the Enable Video Tampering checkbox 4 Select the Settings button from the Area settings box 70 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Area Settings 02 23 2011 Wed 13 27 50 IPCanera 01 Start Draw Clear All Sensitivity E _ Low Medium High 5 Click the Start Draw checkbox and using your mouse select a single area that is in the area of concern for video tamper The feature will only allow creating a single detection area If you are not satisfied with the drawn area please press the Clear All button and start over 6 Select the desired sensitivity level from the Sensitivity control by clicking your mouse at the desired point on the slider bar The standard setting is Medium 7 Click OK to return to the main configuration page for Video Tamper 8 The default enabled schedule for Video Tamper is 7 24 If you want to enable the feature based upon a specific schedule press the Settings button from the Arm Schedule area TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 71 Arm Schedule Weekday MEREV Period1 Period2 Period3 Period4 Periods Period amp Period Periods 12222223 10
47. TP Port 123 Motion Detection 7 ideo Lost Synchronize every 60 Minute s Video Tampering 7 Video Mask E Network Parameters Network Settings GMT 00 00 Dublin Edinburgh London 7 PPPOE Settings 7 DDNS Settings 7 NTP Settings 7 E mail Settings E Serial Port Settings 3 Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters E Account Management HDD Settings Update Remotely Select Time Zone Synt to PC time e Sync to PC time will perform a time synch between the PC of the connected Browser and the TVN 20 using the PC s time The time synchronization is only when the button is pushed This should only be used if NTP is not TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 17 enabled The TVN 20 will automatically perform a time synchronization to the IP camera every 5 minutes Step 4 Adding IP Cameras Adding IP cameras to the TVN 20 is at the heart and soul of the system There are two methods for adding IP cameras Automatically via Auto Discovery using Quick Add function e Manually Auto Discovery automatically locates the IP address of IP cameras and inputs the default connection parameters User Name Password and Port Number If a camera does not support Auto Discovery the User can manually add cameras without loss of capability Using the Quick Add function Quick Add Use the Quick Add button to locate Auto Discovery compatible IP camera devices The unit
48. TVN 20 is powered OFF BEFORE removing or replacing drives 62 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Account Management Users Introduction The Browser supports three types of Users on the system One administrative User with full rights to the entire system and two additional levels of Users with specific rights to camera and system features The two additional user categories are Guest Operator These two user groups have a default set of capabilities however these can be modified to fit your needs These capabilities will apply to all users you assign to these user groups There is only one 1 admin user assigned to a system The default Admin login is User Name admin Password 1234 Caution You can change the default admin user s password However if you are using TruVision Navigator software the device login user and password is the admin account defined on the TVN 20 If you change the default password on the TVN 20 you must make sure TruVision Navigator also uses the same password Account Management is found under CONFIG gt Remote Config Configuration parameters gt Account Management TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 63 Figure 33 Remote setting window Remote setting E Device Parameters Device Information P Version Information gt DST Settings IP Address MAC Address Co 3 Channel Parameters admin Administrators 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 00 00 00 7 Display Settings Video Parameters
49. The alarm outputs on an IP camera that is compatible with the TVN 20 For a listing of compatible IP cameras please refer to the section in the Appendix or www utcfssecurityproductspages eu videoupgrades for the latest updates TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 83 These elements include 1 The ability to schedule when an alarm output can be activated on the basis of a daily or weekly schedule 2 Define how long the alarm output is triggered during a valid event This capability applies to the four analog alarm outputs on the TVN 20 unit and to any compatible IP camera s built in alarm outputs The default setting for any enabled alarm output is 1 5 second trigger time 2 Any alarm output is enabled 24x7 Important Note An alarm output is enabled whenever an output action is requested for an alarm input or system event This section of the TVN 20 configuration parameters only addresses how the alarm output responds when activated To change or modify alarm output behavior navigate to the Alarm Output Settings area from the home page of TVN 20 Config Configuration parameters gt Alarm Output Settings selection under the Alarm Parameters folder Similar to the alarm inputs the default display shows the four 4 analog outputs on the TVN 20 unit 84 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote setting Device Parameters amp Device Information Version Information 4 DST Settings 5 6 Channel Parameters Display Set
50. TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 11 Configuring the TVN 20 Using a PC running Windows Internet Explorer Version 6 0 or above enter the unit s default IP address into the address bar and load the web page The unit s default IP address is 192 168 1 82 Login using the default username and password Default User Name admin e Default Password 1234 Step 1 Set the IP Address for the TVN 20 Note Before configuring the Network Settings please contact your IT Administrator to confirm the desired settings for your network Select Config along the top feature bar Select Configuration parameters from the lower right side of the screen From the folder menu under Network Parameters select Network Settings Figure 6 Network Settings Remote setting Device Information 2 Version Information 4 DST Settings 10M 100M 1000M 4 v Channel Parameters Display Settings Video Parameters Schedule Record Motion Detection 255 255 255 0 49 Video Lost Video Tampering 173 196 197 1 f Video Mask 5 9 Network Parameters 00 40 30 47 b5 03 EE erat PPPOE Settings i 0 80 173 196 197 111 DHCP 8000 E S DDNS Settings 4 NTP Settings E mail Settings 4 89 Serial Port Settings amp Alarm Parameters y Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings gy Update Remotely The NIC Type should be defaulted 10M 100M 1000M Auto e Under Device IP Ad
51. User Manual Figure 4 Initial connection page SeruVision NVR 20 Playback i 2011 03 22 06 54 05 Current User admin TVN 20 m y 77 iPCamera 01 F Zoom P 77 iPCamera 02 9 lt i S iis m Focus 1 Light wiper Brightness Contrast Saturation Hue Alternatively using Interlogix s TruVision Navigator video management software the user can view and respond to events from multiple TVN 20s or a mixture of Interlogix TruVision DVRs and NVRs Note PTZ and Brightness Contrast controls are only available on specific TruVision models of IP cameras Initial Config Tab Window From this page you can quickly add IP cameras configure recording schedules enable motion only recording modes as well as define the behavior of various alarm inputs and outputs on the unit Additionally the browser allows customization of system events affecting hard drive status video loss and more Configuration on the TVN 20 is optimized for quick connection to Interlogix s TruVision Navigator video management software There are two main configuration elements Remote Config is the primary area where all IP camera functions are scheduled and managed Local Config this controls how users who only use the TVN 20 browser for system operation may define where snapshots video download and local recording on the Browser s PC are managed 10 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Figure 5 Initial Config tab wind
52. VR 20 User Manual Chapter 1 TVN 20 System Basics Introduction The TruVision NVR 20 TVN 20 is a network video recorder capable of recording video from up to 16 IP cameras depending on the specific model The TruVision NVR 20 can be configured with one two four or eight SATA disks storing 2 TB each This manual is divided into two primary sections TVN 20 System Basics 20 Advanced Topics System Basics identifies the most common operational elements needed to properly set up the unit for everyday needs Advanced Topics provides additional detail on system features not covered in detail under System Basics Package Contents The package contains The TruVision NVR 20 e Separately packaged Hard Drives Note Depending on the model there may be 1 2 4 or 8 hard drives configured on your system AC Power Cord USA USA Power Cord EMEA Europe Mainland and UK Power Cords Plastic Bag with Terminal Blocks for alarm input output connectors Quick Start Guide e IP Camera Compatibility Document TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 1 WEEE Compliance Declaration Battery Declaration Document e TruVision NVR 20 Product Documentation CD which contains Capacity and Storage Calculator e IP Camera Compatibility Document TruVision Device Finder TruVision Navigator Version 4 x Software CD Optional e TVR RK1 Installation Environment Refer to the user manual for detailed information but obs
53. a recording activate local TVN 20 relays and audible notifications as well as send remote event notifications via email or to video software management programs like Interlogix s TruVision Navigator software From the main Configuration page select Alarm Parameters folder and the Alarm Input Settings option to define the TVN 20 s 16 alarm input s behaviors There are two types of alarm inputs that are configurable The 16 on board inputs Forselect IP cameras the unit can also respond to the inputs on board to the camera Please see the Advanced Alarm Input amp Output Settings section of this manual for additional information On Board Alarm Inputs are defined as A gt 1 to A gt 16 Select the desired Alarm Input 1 If desired give the Alarm Input a local name within the TVN 20 2 Select the electrical connectivity of the input as a Normally Open NO or Normally Closed NC 3 To enable the alarm input select the checkbox Alarm Handle 40 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Figure 23 Alarm Input Settings Remote setting Device Information Version Information DST Settings Alarm Input gt 1 Channel Parameters oe s i IP address Local Display Settings Video Parameters AlarmName Cannot Copy Schedule Record Motion Detection Alarm Status NO 7 Video Lost p Vue Tute Please switch to digital alarm Video Mask 5 6 Network Parameters Pe Man parole Network Setti
54. a No Online Status Delete 178 196 197 155 178 196 197 156 You can now finish configuring the desired elements not available in the TVN 20 Note If a feature is configurable in the TVN 20 then configure it from the TVN 20 The setting in the TVN 20 will overwrite any changes made directly to the IP Camera via the Manufacturer s browser Step 7 Setting Up Recording Schedules Introduction The TVN 20 supports a robust set of scheduling capabilities which include normal and event recording with up to 8 time periods per day Recording schedules can be copied across every day of the week and to multiple cameras for fast entry Recording schedules interact with the available encoding profiles TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 27 Note By default every camera added to the system is automatically enabled for 7x24 continuous recording The TVN 20 uses a maximum of two recording profiles independent frame rate resolution and bandwidth with recording schedules Not all listed IP cameras support two recording profiles Where the camera supports the two possible profiles are check the IP Compatibility Chart for specifics Main Normal associated with Scheduled Time Lapse Recording Main Event associated with Motion and Alarm Recording e SubStream available only for live view in multi camera display through the browser and Interlogix TruVision Navigator software if supported by the camera Table 3 IP Compatibility Chart
55. age capacities using different data rates The resource calculation method has changed since earlier versions of the TVR 20 Available resources are no longer calculated by resolution but instead are now calculated by bit rate Table 6 Bit rate stream Channel cost on TVN 20 Less than or equal to 2 Mbps 1 2 to 4 Mbps 4 to 8 Mbps 4 This means that you can have e 16 streams to a 16 channel TVN 20 at less than or equal to 2 Mbps e 8 streams to a 16 channel TVN 20 from 2 to 4 Mbps TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 125 e 4streams to a 16 channel TVN 20 from 4 to 8 Mbps Budgeting Unit Capacity The maximum data rate supported by the unit regardless if it is an 8 or 16 channel unit is 64Mbps When populating the TVN 20 it is important to consider Data Rate in Mbps of Cameras being Recorded simultaneously Data Rate in Mbps of Cameras being Streamed Live Preview simultaneously Data Rate in Mbps of Cameras in Playback simultaneously The sum total of these simultaneous actions must not exceed 64 Mbps Possible system behaviors in these cases are the following Video may continue to record as Recording is a priority event with the TVN 20 Live viewing will no longer support the number of simultaneous live preview camera displays Playback may take longer to load than normal Live and playback images may experience increased packet loss resulting in a degraded picture 126 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual
56. annel Parameters Display Settings ff ideo Parameters f Schedule Record f Motion Detection ff Video Lost P Video Tampering 9 Video Mask j Network Parameters Control Panel Network Settings f PPPOE Settings f DDNS Settings f NTP Settings E mail Settings 8 Serial Port Settings Settings RS485 Settings 3 5 Alarm Parameters f Alarm Input Settings f Alarm Output Settings j Exception Parameters amp Account Management f amp HDD Settings E Update Remotely save RS 485 Ports The RS 485 port on the rear of the TVN 20 and RS 485 from IP cameras that support an RS 485 connection are not used at this time and are reserved for future use TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 111 Remote setting a Device Parameters amp Device Information Schedule Record ff Motion Detection amp Video Lost f Video Tampering f Video Mask Network Parameters 0 Network Settings 0 PPPOE Settings _ amp DDNS Settings amp NTP Settings 0 E mail Settings 23 Serial Port Settings R8232 Settings f R5485 Settings 23 Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters Account Management 3 HDD Settings Sy Update Remotely 112 _Revoot_ P Alarm Input Settings f Alarm Output Settings Bits gar zacard Datz Slitz sigg jiz Parity Flos Control r fa
57. annel Parameters E i gt Enable Recording Schedule Record 012345 6 7 8 9101112131415161718192021222324 4 Motion Detection Video Lost 49 Video Tampering amp Video Mask 5 89 Network Parameters P Network Settings PPPOE Settings DDNS Settings NTP Settings E mail Settings Serial Port Settings scheduled Motion alarm ei ea he Motion Alarm Motion amp Alamm B Command Account Management Record Time t HDD Settings E Update Remotely Advanced Settings Copy to The color bands show the enabled recording mode for the camera Scheduled Blue Motion Yellow Alarm Input Only Red Motion OR Alarm Purple Motion AND Alarm Light Command Future Use Blue TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 29 Step 8 Setting Up Recording Schedules Sample Configuration Completing this sample configuration will familiarize you with the essential skills needed to configure any camera for recording Camera 1 will be recorded as follows 00 00 00 to 06 45 00 hours in Motion Detection mode Midnight to 6 45AM 06 45 00 to 17 00 00 hours in Schedule Recording mode Time Lapse from 6 45AM to 5 00PM 17 00 00 to 24 00 00 hours in Motion Detection mode 5 00PM to Midnight This daily schedule will be applied for every day of the week Copy this schedule to Cameras 1 2 3 and 4 Be
58. are pre configured into a single recording group and allow all connected cameras to record the same duration of video across all cameras i e all cameras will record for the same number of days The browser allows for configuring specialized recording behaviors such as duplicate IP Camera recording Redundancy Please see the HDD Configuration amp Management section for additional information Configuration of the TVN 20 is optimized for out of the box operation All IP cameras added are defaulted to record continuously All system events HDD failure video loss etc are set to report to the TruVision Navigator software once the address of the TruVision Navigator server is configured Minimum PC requirements for the Browser The minimum hardware requirements for the Browser are Basic User Operation Power User Operation e Live view in 9 Up with 4CIF VGA Camera e Live view 9 Up or higher with MpX OR Cameras e Live view in 4 Up with up to 2 0 MpX Camera e Intel E6550 Dual Core class Processor at 2 33 e Intel Core 15 750 Quad Core class Ghz 4MB Cache Processor at 2 66 Ghz 8MB Cache e 1GB RAM e 4GB RAM e HD Video Card with 256 MB e HD Video Card with 1GB Minimum 1 5GB HDD Space for any saved video files Keyboard Monitor Mouse Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows Vista Windows 7 Internet Explorer 6 0 7 0 8 0 The TVN 20 has specific capabilities with respect to the number and mix of IP Camera types The camera typ
59. built into the unit that are available e Alarm Output Number indicates the total number of alarm outputs built into the unit that are available Device Serial No is the units serial number e eSATA identifies an output connection that allows for connecting an external eSATA storage device At this time this feature is not available and will be released in a later release of the firmware e Automatic IP camera connection should only be checked if you have a single TVN 20 in your system The feature will automatically detect all discoverable IP cameras and upon logging out and then back in available cameras will be added until all available channels on the unit are occupied DO NOT use this feature if you have more than one TVN 20 on the same network as you will risk having the same camera connected to two or more TVN 20 units e Sync to PC time will perform a time synch between the PC of the connected Browser and the TVN 20 using the PC s time The time synchronization only takes place when the button is pushed The TVN 20 will automatically perform a time synchronization to the IP camera every 5 minutes To save the changes you have made press the Save button Note Pressing the Default button restores Factory Defaults for the TVN 20 Pressing the Reboot button immediately reboots the box while keeping the network settings Under normal conditions the only reason to reboot the unit is Changing the IP Address DHCP PPPoE Dev
60. button 15 Click OK the browser will return to the Motion Detection page Note These settings are available regardless of how motion detection areas are defined in the camera by the TVN 20 or at the Camera Configuration Note If a Recording schedule with Motion Detection periods is defined is it necessary to have the motion activation schedule match the Schedule Recording settings Matching the schedules provides for more precision in how video may be recorded and viewed when two recording streams are supported Normally Schedule Recording Time Lapse will be at a lower frame rate and perhaps lower image resolution than Motion Event recording which is typically at higher frame rates and resolution settings The default setting when motion is activated for a camera with the event schedule set at 7x24 hours will increase the amount of storage on the system TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 37 during periods when Schedule Recording Time Lapse occurs without motion detection set to the same schedule Recording Mode Motion Detection Set 7x24 Motion Detection Not Active during Schedule Recording Periods Scheduled Time Lapse During motion detection Recording will be at the time cameras will be recorded at lapse rate the Main Event rate Motion Event Recording Mode Recording at Motion Event Recording will be at the time Record Rate lapse rates Live Viewing Live viewing during an event Live viewing if motion event not will
61. ctivated Motion Activated Recording depends on specific IP Camera Manufacturer models No direct audio inputs are available on the unit Audio is captured via the IP Camera Compression standard Audio Mode Video motion detection Per the IP Camera Manufacturer Record Only Motion Detection is provided directly at the IP Camera Manufacturer and capabilities vary by Manufacturer Operation Operating system Linux Languages English Users 3 Levels Admin Operator amp Guest Multiple Users may be assigned to each level Network Type 10 100 1000 Base T RJ 45 Protocol TCP IP UDP ARP RARP PPP PPPoE DHCP SNMP Others ADSL modem and PSTN line for alarm video transmission e SATA Future Use Archive Audio and video USB2 0 Connectors RS 232 serial port RS 485 control port USB RJ 45 Troubleshooting Only Future Use 2 USB 2 Unit Front Alarm handling Alarm input Alarm output Miscellaneous Input voltage Power consumption Operating temperature Relative humidity Dimensions W x H x D TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 16 programmable NO NC Form C alarm relay 4 100 240VAC 6 3A 50 60Hz 20W with no HDDs 0 to 40 C 10 to 90 non condensing 17 72 x 17 72 x 3 74 450mm x 450mm x 95mm 19 2U 121 Weight Mounting Remote Browser requirements 20 44 Ibs 9 27kg with no drives 21 98 lbs 9 97kg to 32 79 lbs 14 87kg with 1 16 drives depending on model
62. d during the P DDNS Settings time frames NTP Settings 7 E mail Settings 89 Serial Port Settings 23 Alarm Parameters Alarm Input Settings P Alarm Output Settings 23 Exception Parameters 3 Account Management HDD Settings 23 Update Remotely Arm Schedule A window will be presented that allows you to select one or more of all available analog or digital alarm outputs that you wish to share the same settings Please select channel copied to l4 1 O D12 4 1 D 2 1D13 1 4 3 1514 A 1 Oa 4 155 4 1 ODE A 1 OD10 A 1 0011 4 gt 1 88 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Once you have completed your selections press Ok to return to the main Alarm Output Settings page To commit the changes to the TVN 20 press the Save button TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 89 Email The TVN 20 can be configured to send an email in response to motion events alarm input events any system health monitoring event The system will allow sending messages to as many as three addresses The address can even be a distribution list if you mail server supports that ability Configuration steps depends on if your mail server requires user authentication Server Authentication Remote setting Device Information Version Information 7 DST Settings User Name Channel Parameters Display Settings Password 1 Confirm Password Server Authentication
63. ding Period1 Period2 Au Detection Alarm Recording Motion Detection Alarm Motion Detection amp Alarm ochedule Recording v Period3 Period4 10 Select Period2 11 Enter 6 45 for the start time and 17 0 for the end time 12 From the Recoding mode drop down list select Scheduled Recording Recording Schedule Weekday Monday All Day Recording M Periodt o fo A e 45 Motion detection M Perod2 s 5 2 hrai o Schedule Recording Periods fo 2 n Motion Detection Alarm Periods po pj E po Monon Te Recor 13 Select Period3 14 Enter 17 0 for the start time and 24 0 for the end time 15 From the Recoding mode drop down list select Motion Detection TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 31 Recording Schedule Weekday Monday All Day Recording Periodi 0 es ES 45 4 Motion Detection Period2 6 6 h7 24 oO Schedule Recording p 45 24 M Periods fo H fos fo motion Detection 4 2 4 pH hPa hPa nc NE P El NES Solon Debido Kam 6 DA pDA p 4 4 Moton D 16 At the bottom of the page from the Copy to drop down list select Whole Week 17 Press the Copy button to copy these settings to all days 18 Click OK to complete this page and return to the Schedule Record Window Recording Schedule Weekday Monda
64. ding video clips wherein the User may wish to change the default storage locations Please note the ability of users to download and take snapshots is managed under the Account Management settings Remote Config Figure 29 The Config tab StruVision NVR 20 Playback ji 2011 03 22 17 45 30 Current User admin Remote Config The Size of File Packeting 25 __ TCP be 256M v Network Transmission Feature Less Delay Good Fluency mi Display mode DEUS nri iid Program DatalVeb RecordFiles Browse Path for saving preview captured images C Program Data Web BMPCaptureFiles Browse Path for saving playback captured images C Program Data Web PlaybackPicFiles Browse Path for saving download files C Program Data Web DownloadFiles Browse TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 49 Live Viewing and Playback Viewing from the Browser The Live Viewing Browser Page Figure 30 Live Viewing Browser Page Struvision NVR TVN 20 Lab iPCamera 01 Lab iPCamera 02 Lala 03 Lab iPCamera 04 y 77 iPCamera 05 y 77 IPCamera 06 y 77 IPCamera 07 Lab iPCamera 08 Playback Config 2011 03 22 17 47 59 Current User admin Zoom Y us D lt a gt Focus O 4 tis 1 p Light wiper TT Table 4 Live Viewing Features ltem Name Description 1 Connection Tree 2
65. dress enter the desired IP address The TVN 20 default Device Port should be set at 8000 12 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Typical Subnet Mask will be 255 255 255 0 default e The Default Gateway IP address usually can be set to the same as the IP address except for the last device entry which is usually set to 1 The HTTP Port should remain at the default setting of 80 Figure 7 Advanced Network Setting Advanced Advanced Network Settings DNS Server Address 1 DNS Server Address2 Alarm host IP Alarm host port 5001 MTU 1500 Byte Click the Advance button to confirm the following settings e MTU is set to 1500 Note If Interlogix TruVision Navigator software is to be used please ensure the following entries are completed Alarm Host IP is set to the TruVision Navigator Software Server IP Alarm host port is set to 5001 Click OK to return to the main Network Settings page Click SAVE to save and apply these settings The Browser will notify you that the TVN 20 needs to reboot Select OK If Multicast DHCP DNS Servers or specific MTU packet size are to be utilized for your network please contact your local IT Administrator These settings can be accessed via the Advanced button Step 2 Set Video Format for the TVN 20 Although we are dealing with IP video to ensure the browser display delivers the correct image size it is necessary to set whether the video format for your region is NTSC or
66. e User The TVN 20 s default setting creates the following paths under Program Data folder on the C drive Saved File Type Default File Location Path for saving files recorded from C Program Data WebWRecordingFiles Live Preview or TVN 20 recorded video files during playback that are saved to the Browser computer Path for saving preview captured C Program Data Web BMPCaptureFiles images Snapshots from Live Path for saving playback captured C Program Data WebPlaybackPicFiles images Snapshots from Live Path for saving downloaded files C Program Data WebWDownloadFiles Download from Playback The recommendation is to keep the default settings for these remaining elements These settings control how the Browser PC connects to and TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 99 interacts via the network with the TVN 20 Listed below are these settings the available options and the recommended defaults Field Name Default Available Explanation Setting Selections Protocol Type TCP TCP Controls how Live Preview streaming is managed to the Browser computer The UDP recommended setting is TCP The Transfer File 256M 128M Defines the file size for any Live Preview Size for video that is manually recorded to the Live Preview 256M Browser computer The recommended Cameras to the setting is 256M Browser Computer 512M Stream Type Main stream Main stream Only applies to Live Preview viewing on the Browsing compute
67. e cameras to be recorded upon the event trigger TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 81 Linkage 5 Alarm Trigger Mode Trigger Recording lt PTZ Linkage 002 003 Ops 005 Ops O07 Ops 009 010 0011 0012 SelectAll 16 If supported PTZ cameras are included the digital alarm input can also activate a camera preset 17 Click Ok to return to the main Linkage page 18 To configure an PTZ camera response click on the PTZ Linkage tab at the 82 top of the page TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Linkage 5 Alarm Trigger Mode TriggerRecording PTZ Linkage Channel No IP camera 1 PresetNo l1 E i Enable Preset Patrol No Enable Patrol Enable Pattern Pattern No 19 Select the PTZ IP Camera from the drop down list and enable the preset patrol or pattern defined via the Manufacturer s IP PTZ web page 20 Click Ok to return to the main Alarm Input Settings page 21 Repeat steps 1 20 for each additional Digital Alarm Input from the IP Camera to set 22 After all Digital Inputs are programmed from the main Alarm Inputs page click Save at the bottom to update the TVN 20 Managing Alarm Outputs TVN 20 and IP Camera The TVN 20 provides several useful configuration options that allow flexibility in managing when and how alarm outputs behave Two types of outputs can be configured from the TVN 20 e Four 4 built in alarm outputs on the TVN 20 unit
68. e deleted Managing User Rights The Administrator account has full access to all unit capabilities There is no ability to restrict the Administrators rights For the two types of User groups the system provides default settings that you can accept or modify as desired to meet your operational goals The basic difference in the default settings is the Operator can view live preview and playback while Guest can only playback 66 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Operator E Remote PTZ Control E Remote Manual Recording E Remote Playback Remote Configuration Remote Log Query Remote Advanced Management Remote Preview Remote Alarm Control Remote Channel Management Remote Shutdown Reboot Privilege Allow Guest Privilege E Remote PTZ Control E Remote Manual Recording E Remote Playback Remote Configuration Remote Log Query Remote Advanced Management Remote Preview Remote Alarm Control Remote Channel Management Remote Shutdown Reboot OOOO ooogor0800 These capabilities are completely modifiable Detail View of User Privileges Remote means that the browser is able to access and control the selected function Privilege Name Remote Playback Remote Preview Remote Manual Recording Remote Log Queries Remote Shutdown Reboot Remote Configuration Remote Advanced Management Remote Channel Management Remote Alarm Control Remote PTZ Control TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Descrip
69. e video files This process allows a USB memory device to be inserted in the TVN 20 unit but to have the archive operation controlled by the Browser computer 2 Local USB Archive via Remote Additional capabilities include BackUp e Precise control over which video files are copied e Ability to include Archive Player on the USB device in addition to the video files The Archive Player application Player exe is also located on the TVN 20 Product Documentation disk TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 3 Local USB Archive via COPY Button Steps to archive off video to a USB memory drive device 1 Insert USB device into either one of the two USB ports on the front of the TVN 20 2 Press the COPY button 3 The ARCHIVE LED will begin flashing blue to let you know the archive off function is proceeding 4 When the device is full the ARCHIVE LED stops flashing the archive is completed and the device can be removed safely from the device Please do not remove the USB device while the ARCHIVE LED is flashing Troubleshooting Tips After the device is inserted and the COPY button is pushed if the ARCHIVE LED does not flash and the TVN 20 s local audible triggers the archive off failed The reason for the failure can be 1 Incompatible USB device connected or USB device not recognized 2 No device is connected to the USB port 4 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Local USB Archive via TVN 20 Browser Steps to
70. efault value If your mail server uses SSL security please click the Enable SSL checkbox Click Save You can send a test message by pressing the Test Message button o ouo Finally if you need to delete a recipient simply click on the row for receiver you wish to remove from notification and press Delete Below is a sample message The message will include the name of the sender along with identification of which TVN 20 is reporting the message and the specific notification event Motion Alarm Alarm Input Exception Event etc From tvn20 lt user utcfs qmail com gt Date 201 1 3 22 Subject TVN 20 Motion Detected On Channel D5 To user lt user utcfs gmail com gt This is an automatically generated e mail from your TVN 20 EVENT TYPE Motion Detected EVENT TIME 2011 03 22 18 16 24 TVN 20 NAME TVN 20 TVN 20 S N 1620110120BBRR000522806WCVU CAMERA NAME NUM IPCamera 05 D5 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 91 Exception Parameters System Health Monitoring System capabilities include the detection and notification of various system health elements designed to protect the proper operation of the unit These events can trigger local audible on the TVN 20 unit they can trigger the local alarm outputs on the unit and can be sent to video management software such as Interlogix s TruVision Navigator software The type of events includes Health Status Item HDD Full HDD Fault Network Broken IP Address C
71. ent Users 63 Introduction 63 Adding Users 65 Managing User Rights 66 Advanced Camera Settings 69 Video Tamper 69 Video Masking 74 IP Camera Digital Alarm Input amp Output Actions 76 Configuring Digital Alarm Inputs from the IP Camera 76 Managing Alarm Outputs TVN 20 and IP Camera 83 Email 90 Exception Parameters System Health Monitoring 92 Video Loss 94 Remote Record amp Video Download 98 Local Config Page Settings 98 Additional Network Settings 105 Multicast 105 Device Port amp HTTP Settings 106 PPPoE amp DDNS Settings 107 To view or change the PPPoE settings 108 Remote Update 109 Serial Port Settings RS 232 amp RS 485 111 RS 232 Port 111 RS 485 Ports 111 Log Files 113 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Appendix A Troubleshooting 116 Appendix B TVN 20 Specifications 120 Peripheral Connections 122 Appendix C TVN 20 IP Camera Capacities 125 Resource Calculation Method 125 Budgeting Unit Capacity 126 Appendix D TVN 20 Supported IP Cameras 1 List of Current Known User Name and Passwords for Supported IP Cameras 1 Resolution Table Guide to System Settings 2 Appendix E TVN 20 USB Archive Options 3 Local USB Archive via COPY Button 4 Local USB Archive via TVN 20 Browser 5 Appendix F TruVision Device Finder 8 TruVision Device Finder Installation 8 Using the TruVision Device Finder 13 Appendix G Glossary of Terms 16 Appendix H Contacting Support 18 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual vi TruVision N
72. eplace the requirements of your IT Network Manager Please consult with your IT Manager regarding implementation of these settings The commonly used settings have been presented in the early pages of this manual IP Address Time Synchronization NTP Server Alarm Host Settings TruVision Navigator Software reporting Daylight Savings Time The network topics and settings presented represent more unique application elements supported by the system The settings reviewed in this section are e Multicast Port e DDNS e PPPoE Multicast Setting up multicasting resolves limitation issues when streaming videos through a network access device A multicast address spans the Class D IP range of 224 0 0 0 to 239 255 255 255 We recommend that the IP address range of 239 252 0 0 to 239 255 255 255 be used 1 Navigate to the Network Settings page from Main Browser Page Click Config gt under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then under Network Parameters select the Network Settings option in the Navigation window Remote setting f Device Information 7 Version Information DST Settings NIC Type 00m 000M 7 Channel Parameters Display Settings Device IP Address 173 196 197 120 Obtain Auto Video Parameters sp Schedule Record Device Fors 8000 g Motion Detection SubnetMask 255 255 255 0 Video Lost 4 Video Tampering Default Gateway 173 1
73. er 23 The application will return a listing of discovered TruVision devices located on your network Device Serial No 0020030317BCwR 2002 0020101217BC WR40231 U020101027BCwR4018E soft version 00201005038CWR 4005C 0020101130B8CWR 40214 IN 211041 E Device Serial Number TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 127 TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 124 TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 125 TVC M2110 1 173 196 197 119 TVR 10 TVC M2110 1 TVC M1120 1 TVC M1120 1 TVC M1120 1 TVN 20 80 TVR 60 TVC M1120 1 173 196 197 100 173 196 197 126 173 196 197 123 173 196 197 128 173 196 197 129 173 196 197 150 173 196 197 103 173 196 197 37 173 196 197 130 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual TvR100120030304BCwf 0020101218BCWR40231 002011011 3BCWR4025 0020101120BC WR4020 00201 00920BC WR4016C TVN20161620101112BBI TVREUT61620100513BBI TVR amp 0151620110114BBI 0020100920BCwR4015C subnet mask 0 0 IP address 0 device port MAC Address prm ooo please input password The tool identifies Device MAC Address of Video Channels supported by the device Software Version DSP Firmware Version Device Type IP Address Connection Port Device Serial Number Device Subnet Mask To change the IP Address and or the Subnet Mask of the device click on the line of the device address you wish to change Device Serial No Devi evice Serial Number 001 TVC M11201 173 196 197 130 Q020100820BCwR4O18C rj
74. era 3 Atthe IP camera verify that SNMP Port on the IP Camera is set to port 30960 this is the port the TVN 20 listens to for camera event notifications If the TVN 20 unit alarm beeps after pressing the COPY button which indicates that connect USB device is either not compatible or not formatted for use with the TVN 20 You can verify formatting by first placing the USB stick in your PC which should auto format the device Afterwards try reinserting the device in the USB port of the TVN 20 and pressing COPY If you receive a message that indicates that an Active X Control has not be registered please check that the following Active X controls reside on your TVN 20 Browser PC From Internet Explorer check under Tools gt Manage Add ons a TVN20SearchLogActiveX 23 ActiveX Control Module Please verify 1 That the User Name and Password TruVision Navigator is using to connect to the TVN 20 is correct 2 Verify that the IP address and port number used by the TVN 20 is correctly setup in TruVision Navigator Please refer to the TruVision Navigator User Manual There are only a few reasons this might occur Please verify 1 Thatthe Alarm Host IP address entered in the TVN 20 is correct for TruVision Navigator The Alarm Host IP address is input on the TVN 20 under Configuration parameters Network Settings Advanced button In TruVision Navigator it is listed under the Device Notifications tab under Notify IP 2 Tha
75. erve these important requirements 1 Place the TVN 20 in a secure location 2 Ensure that the TVN 20 is in a well ventilated area 3 Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture The normal expectation is that this will be mounted in a 19 equipment rack as users cannot access the unit directly to view live or playback video Rack ears are provided and are suitable to mount the unit without any additional support 2 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual The TVN 20 Front Panel Figure 1 The TVN front panel naan E truVision NVR 20 POWER ALARM TXRX HDD READY ARCHIVE 123456768910 11 1213 14 15 16 Table 1 Front Panel Elements No Element Description LED Status Light 1 Power LED Shows that unit is powered Color Normal 2 Alarm LED Shows if there are any alerts RED Fault OFF Normal 3 TX RX LED Shows unit is communicating across the network Blue Flashing 4 HDD LED Show read write activity to the HDDs Red Flashing 5 READY Shows that the unit is full ready to function Blue Normal 6 ARCHIVE Shows the status of the archive to USB operation A Blue Archiving buzzer alarm will sound if an incompatible USB device is detected 7 Channel LEDs Shows the connected status of IP cameras to the View or Scheduled Record TVN 20 also provides indication of the record mode No Event Blue of channel Event View no record Red View or Event Record Purple 8 COPY
76. es are e 4CIF VGA resolution capable IP Cameras TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 7 1 3 Megapixel resolution capable IP Cameras 2 0 Megapixel resolution capable IP Cameras 3 0 Megapixel resolution capable IP Cameras 5 0 Megapixel resolution capable IP Cameras In addition the TVN 20 supports a variety of IP Cameras from different manufacturers Important Note Not all IP Cameras will have the same level of feature support These limitations often are limited by the different IP cameras and the protocol they support The appendices at the end of this manual includes specific information on TVN 20 technical specifications as well as specific information concerning the unit s IP camera capacities and IP camera feature capabilities IP Device Auto Discovery Tools The TVN 20 can automatically discover a number of IP Cameras different makes and models on a network The TVN 20 can only discover devices that are on the same network as the TVN 20 For example if the TVN 20 is on a network with an IP address of 192 168 1 82 with a subnet mask of 255 255 255 0 then the only IP cameras it can find will be in the range of 1 to 255 of the last octet Interlogix and other IP camera manufacturer s provide auto discovery tools that make it easy to change the default IP address to conform to your network addressing needs It is strongly recommended you use these tools to quickly identify and modify your IP device address needs In
77. et to 30960 3 Additionally in the AXIS IP Camera browser under EVENT ACTION RULES SETUP the following settings are configured a The Name is setup as M1 Additional Names should be sequential M2 M3 and so on b Additionally on the same page that in the field Message that t is entered 119 Appendix B TVN 20 Specifications Video Video format Resolution H x V Video compression IP Video input IP Digital Video Varies based upon supported IP Cameras from different Manufacturers Supported resolutions include not all are available on every IP camera 4CIF 704x576 e VGA 640x480 e 800x600 XGA 1024x768 e 1280x1024 e UXGA 1600x1200 QXGA 2048x1536 H 264 MPEGA based upon supported features of individual IP cameras 8 or 16 channels maximum capacity based upon TVN 20 model Recording Hard drive Resolution 120 8 Channel Unit 1 2 4 HDD SATA supporting SMART 2TB per drive 16 Channel Unit 2 4 8 HDD SATA supporting SMART 2TB per drive Varies based upon supported IP Cameras from different Manufacturers Supported resolutions include not all are available on every IP camera e 4CIF 704x576 e VGA 640x480 e SVGA 800x600 e XGA 1024x768 e SXGA 1280x1024 e UXGA 1600x1200 e QXGA 2048x1536 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Mode Audio Continuous Motion Activated or Schedule Continuous Motion A
78. gin Configuration Select Scheduled Recording folder from the navigation window 1 2 3 4 Remote setting 5 88 Device Parameters Device Information Version Information ff OST Settings i Channel Parameters Display Settings Video Parameters 4 Schedule Record 4 Motion Detection Video Lost Video Tampering Video Mask 5 8 Network Parameters 49 Network Settings PPPOE Settings DDNS Settings NTP Settings f E mail Settings w Serial Port Settings 8 88 Alarm Parameters amp Exception Parameters By Account Management 8 HDD Settings Update Remotely Select Camera 1 Make sure the Enabled Recording option is checked Click on Settings button associated with the Record Time field Channel No camera 1 v Enable Recording 012345 67 8 9101112131415161718192021222324 E scheduled F Motion Bl alarm F MotionjAlarm Motion amp Alarm Command Advanced Settings Copy to 5 Make sure All Day Recording is NOT checked 30 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 6 Any day of the week may be selected in the Weekday drop down we will copy this to every day of the week later 7 Click on Period1 8 Enter 0 0 for the start time and 6 45 for the end time you can enter the values directly or use the selection buttons 9 From the Recording mode drop down list select Motion Detection Recording Schedule Weekday Monday All Day Recor
79. guration parameters and then under Channel Parameters select the Video Lost option in the Navigation window 2 Select the IP Camera channel to configure video loss settings 3 To enable video loss detection click on the Enable Video Lost check box Checkbox is enabled by default for all added IP cameras 94 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote setting Device Information 4 Version Information i DST Settings IP camera 1 E Channel Parameters oe Schedule Record bp Motion Detection de bp Video Tampering amp Video Mask 3 Network Parameters oY Network Settings PPPOE Settings Set ngs E mail Settings 3 Serial Port Settings Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters 3 Account Management E HDD Settings fg Update Remotely Sae Came 4 By default when Video Lost is enabled this event is monitored 24 hours per day 7 days per week This is the recommended setting 5 f you want to restrict notification to specific periods in the day click on the Settings button in the Arm Schedule area Up to eight on off periods may be set in a day TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 95 Arm Schedule Weekday Period1 Period2 Period3 Period4 Periods Period Period 9 E 9 9 9 9 E 9 9 9 pa pu p bu Pu Period8 Copy to whole Week 6 Similar to setting record
80. h icon Day and Time Search Select the Date to view video from and click the symbol to enter a specific time to go to for playback After entering the desired time press the Go to button 54 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Chapter 2 NVR Advanced Topics Summary The following sections contain additional detailed information on the TVN 20 HDD Configuration amp Management The TVN 20 offers a robust set of configuration options for video storage Core to this robustness is the ability to partition the hard drives into one or more independent Hard Drive Groups consisting of one or more of the available hard drives The storage combinations include Recording Type Description 1 Normal HDD Recording All cameras share the full available hard drive storage Unit Default Configuration on the unit 2 Redundant Camera Recording Allows specific cameras to be recorded on two different Hard Drive Groups 3 Independent Hard Drive Recording Specific cameras can be assigned to specific Hard Groups Drive Groups typically in the case where some cameras may need to be stored for different periods of time All recording methods have the advantage that if a drive fails only that drive s data is potential at risk The unit will continue to record to the other drives without user intervention in the event of one or more hard drive failures Hard Drive Groups Normally all hard drives in a system are associated into a single volume o
81. h icon Day and Time Search Select the Date to view video from and click the Go To button to enter a specific time to go to for playback 13 Channel During playback the status display shows the current playback IP Status camera channel the date and time of the video in the display and also the playback speed TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 53 Searching for Video The process for searching for video is Select the camera that you wish to search for video on Only one camera may be played back at a time Select the day you wish to view video Day Search from OR for the specific day enter a specific time Time Search to localize the search Press Search or GO to if time range search The video is loaded in the timeline below the video display window Schedule Recording Time lapse video is in blue and Motion or Alarm Input recording is in Red The User controls the display via the Playback controls The available controls are e Play Pause e Stop Fast Forward multiple steps 2x 4x 8x Frame Advance Note Rewind is not supported in the browser The User can also control where playback time is by placing their mouse in the time bar and dragging the time display to the desired placement in the vertical pointer As the time bar is move across the vertical pointer the time updates so the user can see the current time under the vertical pointer Day Search Select the Date to view video from and press the Searc
82. ice Port of the TVN 20 Changing the Alarm Inputs state NO NC Pushing a firmware update to the TVN 20 e Restoring default settings Importing a configuration from the external software like TruVision Navigator A typical reboot can take between 45 to 75 seconds before full functionality is restored TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 15 Step 3 Set Daylight Savings Time and NTP Server Settings Daylight Savings Time This is important for correct video recording From the Device Parameters DST Settings to enable automatic daylight savings adjustment click the checkbox Enable DST the default behavior is NOT enabled Enter the correct dates and times for the time changes Figure 9 DST Settings Remote setting 7 Device Information Version Information 7 DST Settings 7 Enable DST Sj Channel Parameters i Display Settings f Video Parameters From Apr 1st Sun 2 100 i 7 Schedule Record p Motion Detection To ot gt Last sun gt 00 Video Lost Ed PME DST Bias 60 Minutes 7 Video Mask fj Network Parameters Network Settings cS mmmeamcn Note DST Bias is a specific field for certain areas around the world where daylight savings time adjustments are more than one hour This setting allows the system to adjust to these regions NTP Time synchronization between IP devices is critical for effective and accurate video
83. ick Config gt under Remote Config area select Configuration parameters and then select the HDD Settings option in the Navigation window 2 Click on the checkbox for the first hard drive that you want to make an independent storage group from the main HDD Group 1 3 Select the HDD Group field and select a new HDD Group number from the one defined for the normal drive typically HDD Group 02 4 Make sure the Attribute field for the for the selected HDD group from the drop down is set to Read Write 5 Repeat this process Steps 2 4 for each additional hard drive that you want to assign to this group 6 Press the HDD Group attribute button near the bottom of the page this will open a dialog box where you can define which cameras will be assigned to this independent recording hard drive group 7 Select HDD Group 01 from the drop down and check the cameras required to be recorded by this group 60 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual HDD Group 1 View Cameras D1 D9 are checked for recording to HDD Group 1 HDD Group record channel HDD Array No HDD Group 01 HDD Group 01 HDD Group 02 0013 02 Mos 0014 Mp3 Mp3 Mp4 0010 Mos 0012 js gt SelectAll OK Cancel HDD Group 2 View Cameras D10 D14 are checked for recording to HDD Group 2 HDD Group record channel HDD Array No O01 002 153 004 005 ODs Select All HDD Group02 HDD Group 01 HDD Gr
84. iguration should be completed using the TVN 20 Browser This manual will show you the steps necessary to quickly configure a fully operational recording solution Configuring a TVN 20 system requires 1 Giving the TVN 20 an appropriate IP address with the TruVision Device Finder tool 2 Adding IP Cameras to the unit 3 Configure the IP cameras Depending on the model of IP camera some IP Cameras may be fully configured by the TVN Browser or in the case of 3 Party IP cameras it may be necessary to access the IP Cameras internal web page The majority of Interlogix brand cameras allow the unit to set video streaming parameters of the IP Cameras 4 Define the recording schedule for the IP Cameras The recording modes supported on the unit are Schedule Recording 6 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Motion Recording IP Camera s internal activity detection e Alarm Input Recording e The unit has 16 alarm inputs that can be used to trigger recording of one or more connected IP Cameras e Some IP Camera models allow the IP Cameras internal alarm input to trigger recording on the TVN 20 Please refer to the IP Camera Compatibility Document for a complete listing of what capabilities are supported for each IP Camera type 5 Define any alarm output behaviors local unit audible alerts local unit relay outputs 4 as well as notifications to Interlogix s TruVision Navigator video management software 6 All hard drives
85. in a multi up display pressing next will sequence through numerical groupings in 4 Up Cameras 1 4 5 8 etc 9 Audio If the camera is capable of supporting audio and audio is enabled for that camera on the TVN 20 the user can turn on audio Clicking the audio key brings up the audio volume control 10 Full screen The display can be expanded to screen by pressing the Expand button in the upper right hand corner of the display 11 PTZ Controls The current version of the TVN 20 does not support PTZ control This will become available in a subsequent firmware release Please check with your Interlogix representative or business partner for the latest firmware capabilities 12 Picture These camera controls are only available for select IP Cameras Please Controls see the IP Compatibility Chart for the listing of cameras that support this feature TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 51 Playback Browser Page Figure 31 Playback Browser Page truVision NVR 20 TVN 20 iPCamera 02 03 5 1 04 IPCamera 05 IPCamera 06 PCamera 07 J 08 Current User admin 2011 03 22 06 40 22 Current Status Normal 2011 03 22 b Config 02 04 05 10 12 6 17 19 24 25 26 n p D Table 5 2011 03 22 06 Playback Browser features
86. ing schedules the Arm Schedule page allows you to designate a specific schedule for one day and Copy it to a Whole Week or to other days of the week The steps are a Define one or more On Off periods using the Period rows Up to 8 On Off periods can be defined for a single day b Use the Copy to drop down to select the Whole Week or another day of the week c Pressing the Copy button completes the copy function for the On Off periods defined above d Repeat steps 6a 6c for each additional day to copy the schedule to unless Whole Week copy was used 7 When you have the schedule complete select Ok to return to the main Video Lost page 8 If you want the TVN 20 to take specific actions in response to a video lost event select the Settings button in the Linkage area to customize the event notification 96 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Linkage J SelectAll LOK jJ 9 Repeat steps 2 7 for each additional camera that needs a custom schedule Linkage J SelectAll TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 97 Remote Record amp Video Download Using the TVN 20 Browser a properly permissioned User can perform the following functions e LIVE PREVIEW o Record the current live viewed camera s to the connected Browser computer o Capture Snapshots of a currently viewed camera to the connected Browser computer e PLAYBACK o Save the current playback camera clip to the connected Browser computer
87. itional features may be available If they are available for your particular connected camera these additional options will be available Video Tamper Video Live and Record Masking Alarm Input from Camera Event Trigger Alarm Input from Camera to Camera Alarm Output These additional capabilities are explained below Video Tamper This feature provides means for notification under the following conditions Attempts to shroud block or obscure the video by means of placing something in front of the camera lens Attempts to blind the camera by shining a bright light into the lens The feature is enabled by defining the area that will detect attempts to inhibit the video In addition the feature can be scheduled for when it is active via a weekly schedule as well as the type of notification response when an incident is detected These response actions include triggering a buzzer on the TVN 20 local alarm outputs on the TVN 20 Email notification Notification to Interlogix Navigator software and in special cases activating camera alarm outputs The steps to utilize this feature 1 Select the Video Tamper selection from the navigation area TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 69 Remote setting Device Parameters Device Information 9 Version Information hannel Parameters Display Settings f Video Parameters Schedule Record Motion Detection 9 Video Lost f Video Mask Network Parameters Network
88. ix com customer support TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Content Chapter 1 TVN 20 System Basics 1 Introduction 1 Package Contents 1 Installation Environment 2 The TVN 20 Front Panel 3 The TVN 20 Back Panel 4 Setting up the TVN 20 5 Physical Installation of the TVN 20 6 Setting up the TVN 20 Introduction 6 Minimum PC requirements for the Browser 7 IP Device Auto Discovery Tools 8 Understanding the TVN 20 Browser 8 Configuring the TVN 20 12 Step 1 Set the IP Address for the TVN 20 12 Step 2 Set Video Format for the TVN 20 13 Step 3 Set Daylight Savings Time and NTP Server Settings 16 Step 4 Adding IP Cameras 18 Step 5 Configure IP Camera Device Settings 21 Step 6 Configuring IP Camera Resolution Settings 23 Step 7 Setting Up Recording Schedules Introduction 27 Step 8 Setting Up Recording Schedules Sample Configuration 30 Step 9 Final Steps for Recording Schedules Motion Detection Trigger 34 Alarm Inputs 40 Select the desired Alarm Input 40 Additional System Elements Overview 45 Remote Firmware Update 47 RS 232 and RS 485 Ports 47 Integration with Interlogix s TruVision Navigator Software 47 Local Browser PC Settings 49 Live Viewing and Playback Viewing from the Browser 50 The Live Viewing Browser Page 50 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual iii Playback Browser Page 52 Searching for Video 54 Chapter 2 NVR Advanced Topics 55 HDD Configuration amp Management 55 Hard Drive Groups 55 Account Managem
89. ked 4 Click on the Area settings button this button is available if the IP Camera selected is supported in the TVN 20 for motion area definition A settings dialog box opens If the IP Camera does not support this function within the TVN 20 then the Settings button will not be accessible The user will need to access the IP camera s web page to configure Motion Detection Regions of Interest ROI TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 35 Area Settings 02 23 2011 Wed 19 21 IPCanera 01 v Start Draw Sensitivity 5 Select the Start Draw check box 6 Using the mouse click and drag up to 4 areas 7 Click on the desired Sensitivity setting 8 Click OK to accept the settings 9 The display will return to the Motion Detection page 36 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Arm Schedule Weekday v Periodi adalu adal dl 220008004 Period2 Period3 Period4 Period5 Period Period fo 2 p pH pH fs 1111211 Period8 Copyto Whole week ox 10 Select Settings from the Arm Schedule to define a schedule for motion events 11 The default setting is motion detection is enabled 7 x 24 12 The User can define a specific schedule for when motion detection streams are available to the system 13 Up to 8 Enabled periods may be defined with an On time and an Off time 14 The daily schedule can be copied to other days or the entire week using the Copy
90. l v Select Date 2011 47 Start End 3 Select the Log Type from the drop down All Alarm Exception Operation and Information Log Search Log Type t All Alarm Exception Operation Information 4 Select the day you want to view logs for from the Date selector 5 To reduce the amount of log entries to view it is recommended that you further refine your search by entering a time range 114 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual a Select the Start checkbox b Enter a Start time and an End time 6 Press the search icon to initiate the log search based upon the criteria defined above 7 The system will return a populated list SeruVision NVR 20 8 The result log files may be exported on the Browser computer by pressing the Save Logs icon a Logs may be save to an Windows Excel xls or a Windows Text File format txt The maximum number of log files that can be listed in the display is 2 000 records This is just the number that can be returned in a query The actual amount is limited to 64MB per hard drive in the system TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 115 Appendix A Troubleshooting Place the TVN 20 in a well ventilated space so that it operates within the allowed range of temperatures and humidity as in the specification Failure Possible reason and actions to take Why does my TVN make a There are a few reasons for the warning beeper to beeping sound after booting activate
91. ld from the drop down and select Redundant Standby Standby Normal Standby Local Local Local Local HDD Group 02 HDD Group 01 HDD Group 01 HDD Group 01 MB Status _ Group Attribute Redundant Read Wirite Redundant Read only 5 Press the HDD Group attribute button near the bottom of the page this will open a dialog box where you can define which cameras will be redundantly recorded on the selected drive group 6 Select the Redundant Hard Drive Group number HDD Group 02 Select the checkbox for each of the cameras to be redundantly recorded Note Make sure the same cameras are also checked for HDD Group 01 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 59 HDD Group 02 Redundant Drive s View HDD Group 01 View Cameras D2 D3 D4 D8 D9 are checked for Make sure that the same cameras D2 D3 redundant recording D4 D8 D9 are also checked for recording HDD Group record channel HDD Group record channel HDD Array No HDD Group02 HDD Array HDD Group 02 101 007 0013 07 013 0 0014 02 014 Mp3 Mos Mp4 O10 Mp4 005 0011 Mp5 Os 0012 Mos 012 lt E SelectAll Select All 7 Press Ok which will return you to the previous screen 8 Press Save to save your settings Independent Hard Drive Group Steps 1 Navigate to the HDD Settings page from Main Browser Page Cl
92. le TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 25 6 Select the Max Bitrate for the camera from the available settings in the drop down menu Select the desired Frame Rate from the drop down list box for the camera Select the desired Video Quality from the available entries in the drop down list box 9 Press Save after all entries for the selected encoding profile have been completed Remember to repeat these steps for each Encoding Parameter available Partially Configurable Cameras Figure 18 Encoding parameters for partially configurable cameras Remote setting 7 Device Information 7 Version Information OST Settings Channel No cameras i Channel Parameters Jf Display Settings Video Parameters Encoding Parameters Main Stream Norm Schedule Record 2 Motion Detection 0 Video Lost je z P Video Tamperin gt ok Resolution 640 480 z fi Network Parameters Bitrate Type variable s Network Settings PPPOE Settings Max Bitrate 2048kbps DDNS Settings I NTP Settings E mail Settings 5 8g Serial Port Settings 5 Alarm Parameters amp Exception Parameters Cameras without full configurability will show the parameters reflecting the key functionality of that manufacturers camera Not all features of some manufacturer s camera are supported in the TVN 20 If the TVN 20 supports multiple encoding parameters follow the same steps for a fully c
93. m Input Channel Parameters 7 Display Settings IP address i Video Parameters Alarm Name Cannot Copy Schedule Record 2 Motion Detection Alarm Status 7 Video Lost ideo Tampering 7 Video Mask Network Parameters 7 Network Settings Arm Schedule PPPOE Settings Alarm schedule setting maximum 8 7 DDNS Settings time frames per day f NTP Settings 7 E mail Settings Serial Port Settings Alarm Parameters Linkage Method Alarm Input Settings Alarm Trigger Mode Trigger Recording 7 Alarm Output Settings PTZ Linkage Exception Parameters Account Management HDD Settings Update Remotely Please switch to digital alarm iv Alarm Handle Settings 1 Click on the text Please switch to digital alarm to change the view to IP camera digital inputs Remote setting 47 Device Information Version Information DST Settings Alarm Input 2 A gt h IP Channel Parameters IP address 173 196 197 191 Display Settings 7 Video Parameters Alarm Name Cannot Copy Schedule Record Motion Detection Video Lost 2 Video Tampering 7 Video Mask Network Parameters Please switch to analog alarm Alarm Handle TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 77 Please note that the text now shows Please switch to analog alarm and that Alarm Input field shows an entry such as D2 A gt 1 which identifies that it is a digital input D on IP Channel 2 and that the element is an
94. ms are generated by the DVR with the main stream having a maximum resolution of 4CIF and the sub stream having a maximum resolution of CIF Acronym for Hard Disk Drive A storage medium which stores digitally encoded data on platters with magnetic surfaces Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP is a network application protocol used by devices DHCP clients to obtain configuration information for operation in an Internet Protocol network Acronym for Hypertext Transfer Protocol A protocol to transfer hypertext request and information between servers and browsers over a network PPPoE Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet is a network protocol for encapsulating Point to Point Protocol PPP frames inside Ethernet frames It is used mainly with ADSL services where individual users connect to the ADSL transceiver modem over Ethernet and in plain Metro Ethernet networ Dynamic DNS is a method protocol or network service that provides the capability for a networked device such as a router or computer system using the Internet Protocol Suite to notify a domain name server to change in real time ad hoc the active DNS configuration of its configured hostnames addresses or other information stored in DNS Acronym for Network Time Protocol A protocol designed to synchronize the clocks of computers over a network Acronym for National Television System Committee NTSC is an analog television standard used in such countries as the Uni
95. ngs d Video Parameters Schedule Record Motion Detection f Video Lost IPCamera 01 O Video Tampering Video Mask Network Parameters Network Settings 24 hour 7 PPPOE Settings f DDNS Settings MM DD YYYY M pur v Display Week E mail Settings Serial Port Settings Alarm Parameters E Exception Parameters Non Transparent amp Non Fla Account Management Update Remotely TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 21 Select Channel No Click Show Name if you want the camera title to be overlayed on the video Enterthe desired camera name e Click Show Date and select the time format 12 24 Hour Date Format and also select Display Week if you want the Day of the Week to be displayed Select the type of OSD display the default Non Transparent amp Non Flashing is recommended OSD Position allows the User to independently position the Time Date Day display distinctly from the Camera Title Press OSD Position gt Settings to bring up the OSD window Simply click on the time date or camera title elements click and drag each of them using your mouse to the desired placement within the image OSD Position Settings Note you can drag date or channel name to change position The Copy button allows you to duplicate these settings to another camera to speed configuration Click Save to save these settings 22 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual C
96. ngs r Arm Schedule i PPPOE Settings Alarm schedule setting maximum 8 4 DDNS Settings time frames per day NTP Settings f E mail Settings 5 89 Serial Port Settings RS232 Settings Linkage Method RS485 Settings Alarm Trigger Mode Trigger Recording amp 8 Alarm Parameters PTZ Linkage Alarm Input Settings Alarm Output Settings z E Exception Parameters 8 Account Management 89 HDD Settings 8 Update Remotely The default enabled Arm schedule is 7x24 for every day of the week Follow the same procedure as for Motion Detection schedules to set specific On and Off periods for the alarm input You may copy the schedule to specific days via the Copy to drop down Once you have finished the schedule press OK to return to the main alarm input window TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 41 Figure 24 Arm Schedule Arm Schedule i lt I ra ra ra ra Pa ba pe Pa wa ca Fa ca ra a a F3 ca Pa Fa Ca Fa Fd a ca nn Whole Week Y ok cane Press the Linkage Method Settings button to configure the behavior of the alarm input when triggered Figure 25 Alarm Trigger Mode tab Linkage ok j cane Under the Alarm Trigger Mode tab select 42 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual e Audio Warning to trigger a local box audible upon an alarm e Upload to Center should be checked for Interlogix TruVision
97. o Capture Snapshots of a currently viewed camera to the connected Browser computer o Download to the Browser computer a selected range of video Local Config Page Settings Before getting the results expected in using these features a number of settings need to be reviewed Via the Browser go to the Config tab on the menu bar and select Local Config The ability to access these features is controlled under the Account Management area of the TVN 20 Browser 98 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Figure 34 Config Tab StruVision NVR 20 Playback 2011 03 22 06 58 13 Current User admin Remote Config The Size of File Packeting Network Transmission Feature Path for saving recording files C Program Data Web RecordFiles Browse Path for saving preview captured images C Program Data Web BMPCaptureFiles Browse Path for saving playback captured images C Program Data Web PlaybackPicFiles Browse 256M i m Path for saving download files C Program Data Web DownloadFiles Browse The following fields determine where manually saved live recorded video and snapshots are stored on the Browser computer that is currently connected to the TVN 20 If multiple computers connect via the browser each PC will have stored on it whatever the video is the User that Browser Computer requested from the TVN 20 The default settings place these different files on the Browser are listed directly below these locations can be changed by th
98. o item 6 WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup fb m mi a b WinPcap 4 1 2 Installer Itn cap Welcome to the WinPcap 4 1 2 Installation Wizard This product is brought to you by ZP CACE TECHNOLOGIES Packet Capturing and Network Analysis Solutions Nullsoft Install System v2 46 4 Click Next TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 9 9 WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup oe cujiis Welcome to the WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup Wizard This Wizard will guide you through the entire WinPcap For more information or support please visit the WinPcap home page http www winpcap org 5 Click Next 33 WinPcap 4 1 2 Setup pu casi inPeap EE terms before installing WinPcap 4 1 2 Nullsoft Install System v2 46 Press Page Down to see the rest of the agreement Copyright 1999 2005 NetGroup Politecnico di Torino Italy Copyright c 2005 2010 CACE Technologies Davis California All rights reserved Redistribution and use in source and binary forms with or without modification are permitted provided that the following conditions are met 1 Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice this list of conditions and the following disclaimer 2 Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials If you accept the terms of the agreement click I Agree to continue You must accept
99. on your TVN during boot up up 1 There is no HDD present in the TVN 2 The HDD has not been initialized 3 The HDD is defective Please refer to the Exception Parameters section of this manual for additional information Check the system logs for any recent entries The TruVision Device Finder The TruVision Device Finder will only discover devices cannot find my TVN 20 that are on the same LAN It is not able to discover devices across a VLAN l am not able to Auto There are several reasons why an IP camera may not be Discovery my IP Cameras auto discovered 1 Verify that the expected IP camera is auto discoverable by the TVN 20 by checking the TVN 20 IP Camera Compatibility Chart 2 Check that the IP camera is on the same network environment as the TVN 20 and your PC 3 Verify if using a POE switch to power the camera that the connected port on the POE does indeed support power over ethernet Why am I not getting video For the IP camera you are trying to view please check in Live view from the TVN 20 1 IP Address of the IP camera is correctly listed in the Browser TVN 20 2 The IP camera port number is correctly listed in the TVN 20 3 Verify that the correct User Name and Password is entered for the IP camera 4 Verify that the IP camera firmware version is supported by the TVN 20 by checking the TVN 20 IP Camera Compatibility Chart 116 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Failure I am not able to login or receive
100. onfigurable Cameras Only by the IP Cameras Web Page Figure 14 Display settings by the IP cameras web page Remote setting 3 Device Parameters Device Information 7 Version Information DST Settings Channel No 00195 Channel Parameters Display Settings 7 Video Parameters Schedule Record Motion Detection Video Lost Camera Name IPCamera 06 7 Video Tampering 7 Video Mask fj Network Parameters 7 Network Settings 7 PPPOE Settings Can not configure the settings of the IPC with other DDNS Settings brands NTP Settings 7 E mail Settings 89 Serial Port Settings 3 Alarm Parameters Exception Parameters 3 Account Management HDD Settings Update Remotely IP Cameras IPC that do not support full OSD configuration will allow the User to define a local internal camera title for easier identification of the camera IP Cameras that do not allow setting of OSD display even though the TVN 20 allows identifying a camera title this title is for user identification of the camera but is not included as part of an On Screen Display OSD from the camera Note Please enable the IP Cameras Time Date and Title on screen displays from the Manufacturers Web Page This is strongly recommended for evidence collection purposes Step 6 Configuring IP Camera Resolution Settings Important Detail about Available Resolutions and
101. onfigurable camera Follow the steps for Fully Configurable Cameras based upon the options enabled and choices available in the drop down lists Additional Information Bitrate Types Variable Bitrates e Select this method if you desire to optimize recording as the data rate varies based upon the scene complexity e Use this especially for cameras where the background or scene activity may be less intense 26 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual e Any bitrate target set for these cameras is only a target and the effective bandwidth can be 10 20 above the target and depends on the IP Camera manufacturer and the amount of scene activity Constant Bitrates e Use this when it is important for predictable network performance and limiting the impact of video on the network e Under CBR the data rate does not exceed the set limit Troubleshooting What do do if the selected IP camera is not fully configurable from the TVN 20 As stated previously not all cameras that can connect to the TVN 20 support full configuration from the TVN 20 On Screen Display OSD some frame rate and encoding parameters and video motion detection may only be configurable using the IP Camera Manufacturer s web page From the main Config page REMOTE in the listing of the IP camera the user can directly launch the IP Camera Manufacturer s web page by clicking on the IP address Figure 19 IP camera information page Channel No IP Address Domain IP Camer
102. onflict Illegal Access Record Exception Description Reports HDD Full if OVERWRITE is NOT selected for recording In this case the drives are set to fill up and stop recording when full Reports if there is a health issue with a specific HDD including S M A R T HDD notifications this can include failure of the drive itself Connectivity to the network is disrupted Reports an error if when adding this TVN 20 in the system if there is another device using the same IP Address Please note This only identifies an IP address of the TVN 20 and not any conflicts with IP camera addresses Under Account Management settings if a User provides the wrong login credentials or when IP Address Combine or MAC Address Combine login validation is violated then this event will be triggered Reports when a HDD that is expected to be available in the system is no longer available or the drive is no longer able to be written to This could be a case where a drive has been removed or reinstalled but was not properly recognized by the system When these events are configured the system responses include e Audio Warning to trigger a local unit audible on the TVN 20 upon an event Unchecked by Default e Upload to Center should be checked for Interlogix TruVision Navigator notification Checked by Default e Trigger Alarm Output to fire one or more of the on the box alarm outputs Unchecked by Default Email Linkage if you want the event
103. or a DC load JP4 can be used within the limit of 12V 1A safely If the interface is connected to an AC load JP4 should be left open Use an external relay for safety as shown in the figure above Note An external relay is needed to prevent electric shock when connecting to an AC load Alarm Connections The device provides the green mating plugs for alarm input and alarm output connectors Perform the following steps for proper connection 1 Remove the green mating plug from the ALARM IN or ALARM OUT connector 2 Use a screwdriver to loosen the screw the plug and then place the wire to the top of screw and finally tighten the screw to secure the wires 3 Insert the plug to its mating slot 124 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Appendix C TVN 20 IP Camera Capacities The figures below are representative of the capabilities of the device and serve as recommended guidelines In the case of mix configurations of different IP Camera manufacturers it is not possible for Interlogix to confirm all possible combinations and impacts Please visit the following Interlogix internet address for the latest updates of firmware operating expectations and features www utcfssecurityproducts com CustomerSupport Pages VideoSurveillance aspx or http www utcfssecurityproductspages eu videoupgrades Resource Calculation Method The TVN 20 Product Documentation CD contains a storage calculator that allows you to evaluate additional stor
104. oup 02 p13 2014 L107 008 009 011 012 Select HDD Group 02 from the drop down and check the cameras to be recorded in this group Note Whenever you add a camera by default it is included with HDD Group 1 8 Press Ok which will return you to the previous screen 9 Press Save to save your settings 10 Repeat steps 2 10 for each additional Hard Drive Group you wish to create Read Only Attribute By changing the hard drive attribute to Read only the specified drive can no longer be written to and the video stored there will remain until the drive is formatted or the Read Write attributed is applied Formatting Drives Typically the only reason to format a drive is when you want to erase all video on the drive or as part of a troubleshooting tip to verify if a drive is faulty From the HDD Settings page select the checkbox for each drive that you wish to format or the Select All checkbox if you wish to reformat all drives Then press the Format button The HDD formatting status area will show the status of the reformatting process Once the process is complete a notification window will be displayed TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 61 Drive Replacement If a drive needs to be replaced the replacement part number is TVN 20XX HDD 2T This part number includes the drive and the drive caddy The delivered drive is formatted and ready to be inserted into the unit WARNING Make sure that the
105. outputs to trigger A gt 1 thru A gt 4 Repeat the steps 2 4 above for each additional Exception Type element you wish the system to respond to TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 93 Video Loss All connected IP cameras are by default set to monitor continuously for video loss Video loss is the condition where the TVN 20 does not receive data updates from the IP camera In addition all video loss detection events by default are configured to notify to Interlogix s TruVision Navigator video software Report to Center enabled Video Lost like many other events in the TVN 20 can have a schedule for monitoring video loss and can have various notifications occur automatically in response to a video loss event These notification events include Audio Warning to trigger a local unit audible on the TVN 20 upon an event Unchecked by Default Upload to Center should be checked for Interlogix TruVision Navigator notification Checked by Default Trigger Alarm Output to fire one or more of the on the box alarm outputs Unchecked by Default Email Linkage if you want the event to send off an email in response to an event Trigger Alarm Output to fire one or more of alarm outputs directly on specific models of supported IP Cameras To configure the system responses to these events please follow the steps below to configure 1 Navigate to the Video Lost page from Main Browser Page Click Config gt under Remote Config area select Confi
106. ow The default view is the Remote Config view providing immediate access to configure your IP cameras into the TVN 20 This view shows the connected IP cameras connected to the unit If this is the first time no cameras are populated Window features Connected Camera summary detail D1 D16 are the available IP video channels which can be used with supported IP cameras and supported encoders depending on the model ordered The IP Addresses and port numbers of the connected cameras Select the actual D1 D16 label to view additional detail on the camera in the panel on the right You can also click on this label to manually add an IP Camera Once cameras are added by clicking in the main line of the camera you will launch the web page of the specific IP Camera The Refresh button will notify you when the camera is Online upon initial IP Camera connection Link Mode will display the default connection method TCP or UDP for the IP Cameras The panel on the right is used to view the details of a selected camera from the main list or for selecting an IP Camera channel in order to add manually a specific camera e Quick Add is a button that will automatically find and allow the user to add in the desired IP cameras with default settings This works for camera models that support Auto Discovery e Configuration parameters is the path to customizing system recording event management and health monitoring behaviors
107. r camera may be masked To utilize this feature 1 Select the Video Mask selection from the navigation area 74 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote setting 7 Device Information Version Information DST Settings Channel No 1 Ei 3 Channel Parameters Display Settings Video Parameters Enable Video Mask d Schedule Record Motion Detection Area settings 4 Video Lost Set area Up to 4 areas can be set up 7 Video Tampering ff Video Mask 89 Network Parameters Network Settings i9 DPP F Gatinac 2 Select the desired camera to configure from the Channel No drop down list If the Enabled Video Mask option is accessible then the camera supports the feature within the TVN 20 Click the Enable Video Mask checkbox 4 Select the Settings button from the Area settings box Area Settings 02 23 2011 Wed 13 31 23 01 Start Draw 5 Click on the Start Draw checkbox to enable setting the video mask area 6 Using your mouse click and drag a box for the area to be masked Release the mouse when you have completed your masking region Repeat this process for each additional area in the camera s field of view 7 When you have completed defining your mask areas Press OK to return to the main page for video masking TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 75 8 From the main Video Mask area click Save at the
108. r hard drive group The TVN 20 allows the user to sub divide the available hard drives into more than one grouping Any number of hard drives may be configured in each group to the maximum allowed by the device This allows for specialized recording behaviors as detailed below TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 55 Normal HDD Recording This is the default configuration for storage on the TVN 20 All recorded video is stored on a first in first out basis and all drives record video sequentially on the drives It is important to note that all cameras are stored for the same number of days regardless of the data rate configured for the cameras Redundant Camera Recording This is a specialized configuration of the hard drives and utilizes the creation of an additional Hard Drive Group Unlike typical redundancy that duplicates data on the hard drive the TVN 20 provides camera specific redundancy In this case the user defines the specific cameras where the need is to duplicate recording on independent hard drive groups For example the system has 16 cameras but 5 cameras it is desired to provide redundant recording recording for these specific 5 cameras is duplicated on different Hard Drive Groups Independent Hard Drive Groups Another specialized configuration of the hard drives supported by the TVN 20 is completely independent hard drive groups In this instance for example in a 16 camera unit Cameras 1 10 are in a hard drive group
109. r when the IP camera supports both a Main stream and a Sub Sub stream Network Transmission Feature Display Mode Best Fluency Full Shortest Delay Mode Less Delay Good Fluency Less Delay Good Fluency Best Fluency Full 43 16 9 Adjustable to resolution stream If the Sub stream is used this can render a lower quality image that uses less network bandwidth If a Sub stream is not supported for the camera then the Main stream is automatically used The recommended setting is Main stream This defines the quality optimization for the Live Preview stream to the TVN 20 The values go from fastest update to the smoothest display quality The recommended setting is Best Fluency Controls the rendering of video on the Browsing computer based upon the display connected to the remote computer The recommended setting is Full If you make changes to the default settings press Save to retain the new settings If you want to restore the factory default settings for the Browser computer settings press the Reset button 100 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Download Button Playback Page The User with authorized permissions can remotely backup selected video clips to a USB device directly connected to the TVN 20 unit Please see the Appendix titled TVN 20 USB Options for instructions on how to use this feature Figure 35 Download button location SeruVision NVR 20 2011 03 22 1
110. rding to be possible motion detection must be enabled on the desired cameras This is a simple two step process 1 Enable Motion Detection on the IP Camera 2 Define the activation schedule for the IP Camera motion detection trigger For select IP Cameras the TVN 20 can configure motion detection areas regions of interest within the TVN Browser For the other IP cameras the TVN 20 incorporates a link to the IP camera s web page to enable configuring motion detection directly on the IP Camera 34 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Figure 22 Motion Detection window Remote setting Device Information 7 Version Information Settings Channel No 1 fg Channel Parameters 7 Display Settings Video Parameters v Enable Motion Detection Schedule Record 7 Motion Detection Area settings Video Lost Setarea Set sensitivity Video Tampering f Video Mask 5 6 Network Parameters Network Settings PPPOE Settings Arm Schedule DDNS Settings Alarm schedule setting max 8 time amp NTP Settings frames per day E mail Settings 89 Serial Port Settings 83 Alarm Parameters Linkage 8 Exception Parameters Settings of related alarm output Account Management recording etc 89 HDD Settings 8 Update Remotely 1 Select Motion Detection folder from the navigation window 2 Select Camera 1 3 Make sure the Enable Motion Detection option is chec
111. recording Many IP Cameras look for an NTP server or some other device to synchronize their time to Network Video Recorders like the TVN 20 are interacting not only with other TVN 20 s but the many IP cameras that each is carrying its own time It is vital that all of these devices share a single common time The NTP Server can be as simple as the Client Server PC in an Interlogix s TruVision Navigator installation or it may be a specific NTP server on the network tasked with maintaining a unified network system time 16 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual From the Network Parameters Folder select NTP Settings element in order to enable and point the TVN 20 to the appropriate time server Select the Enable NTP checkbox to establish an NTP server that the TVN 20 will point to Default setting is NOT checked Enter the Server Address for the NTP Server this may be an IP address or a Domain Name Enter the NTP Port address most NTP Servers use the default port of 123 Setthe frequency of time synchronization for the TVN 20 with the NTP Server the default is every 60 minutes From the drop down list select the time zone where the TVN 20 resides the default is GMT 00 00 Dublin Edinburgh London Figure 10 NTP Settings Remote setting 7 Device Information 7 Version Information gr DST Settings 7 Enable NTP Channel Parameters 47 Display Settings Video Parameters Server Address 47 Schedule Record N
112. rm input is configured Figure 27 PTZ Linkage tab Linkage zi z came 44 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Additional System Elements Overview Please see Chapter 2 NVR Advanced Topics on page 55 for additional information on the following TVN 20 capabilities Video Lost Every camera that is added to the system will by default be set for video lost detection Video loss detection reporting may also be scheduled Video Tamper This feature is available on specific camera models and provides notification in the event if a camera is repositioned the video is obscured or if the camera is being blinded by bright lights Video Record Masking This feature is available on specific camera models and allows the recorded video to include a blacked out areas necessary to maintain privacy when cameras are subject to local regulations concerning cameras located in public places Exception Parameters Please see the Exception Parameters System Health Monitoring section on page 92 of this manual for additional information System capabilities include the detection and notification of various system health elements designed to protect the proper operation of the unit These events can trigger local audible on the TVN 20 unit they can trigger the local alarm outputs on the unit and can be sent to video management software such as Interlogix s TruVision Navigator software The type of events includes HDD
113. rmation Version Information i DST Settings 7 Enable PPPOE a Channel Parameters 1 7 Display Settings ideo Parameters Sees Schedule Record User Name NENNT Motion Detection 7 Video Lost Password Video Tampering 7 Video Mask Confirm Password 3 6 Network Parameters 2 Network Settings PPPOE Settings 7 DDNS Settings 2 To enable PPPoE click the Enable PPPOE checkbox 3 Enter the User Name and Password associated with your device on the Domain identified under the DDNS settings 4 Confirm your password in the Confirm Password field 5 Click Save to retain your settings 108 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Remote Update TVN 20 capabilities will improve over time as new capabilities are introduced into the firmware especially in the case of new models of IP cameras The TVN 20 can be remotely upgraded to newer firmware The process requires 1 2 From the left navigation area of the TVN 20 select Update Remotely 3 Click the Browse button to navigate to the file location on the computer you Downloading the latest version of firmware The TVN 20 from the firmware download site to your PC that connects to the TVN 20 The current website for downloading firmware updates is www utcfssecurityproducts com CustomerSupport Pages VideoSurveillance a Spx or http www utcfssecurityproductspages eu videoupgrades Remote setting
114. s that will keep your system up to date RS 232 and RS 485 Ports The unit includes both RS 232 and RS 485 ports Currently the RS 232 ports are only available for advanced unit troubleshooting Additional feature capability is expected in the near future The on board RS 485 ports are for future use IP Camera Alarm Inputs Outputs Control The unit via specific IP Camera models has the ability to respond to alarm inputs to trigger alarm outputs and to control RS 485 ports that may be resident on the IP camera This allows an alarm input on any connected camera to trigger an output on another IP camera Integration with Interlogix s TruVision Navigator Software Many of the default settings in the TVN 20 are designed to speed the units setup with TruVision Navigator software By way of example all health monitor events any enabled alarm input event motion event are defaulted to report to TruVision Navigator The default connection ports are already set in the TVN 20 to support TruVision Navigator It is necessary to configure via the Network Parameters gt Network Settings Advance button the specific IP address of the TruVision Navigator Server for live playback event monitoring and remote configuration of the TVN 20 from TruVision Navigator If Interlogix TruVision Navigator software is to be used please make sure the following entries are completed Alarm Host IP is set to the TruVision Navigator Software Server IP
115. t or digital alarm outputs available on specific IP camera models e Email Linkage if you want the event to send off an email in response to an event If you select the PTZ linkage tab you can define for each specific PTZ camera a pre programmed PTZ camera Preset Patrol or Pattern Note The setting of presets patrols and patterns are a function of the specific IP camera manufacturer s web page 10 To activate an analog alarm output on the TVN 20 select the desired alarm output in the Analog Alarm Output tab 80 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 11 If there are no other settings you wish to configure click Ok to return to the main Alarm Input Settings page 12 To activate an available IP Camera Digital Alarm Output select the IP Camera Alarm Output tab ELECO Alarm Trigger Mode Trigger Recording lt PTZ Linkage Audio Warning Email Linkage v Upload to Center v Trigger Alarm Output Analog Alarm Output IP camera Alarm Output v 5 21 0014 gt 1 006 gt 1 0010 1 0011 1 O D12 1 O D13 1 SelectAll 13 The display will show all available IP camera outputs from supported IP Cameras select one or more of the outputs needed to meet the project requirements 14 To trigger recording based upon activation of the IP Camera Digital Input select the Trigger Recording tab at the top of the window 15 The display will show all available IP cameras for recording select one or more of th
116. teacr PTZ address TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Log Files The TVN 20 has extensive logging built in Logs are only accessible by User with appropriate rights defined under the Account Management area The type of logged events includes Log Types All All log message types below are included Alarm All events associated with alarm inputs motion detection activation and alarm output activation Exception All events associated with Exception Parameters HDD Full HDD Fault Network Broken IP Address Conflict Illegal Access Record Exception video lost camera disconnect etc Operation Actions initiated by Users Administrator Operator amp Guest Information System events such as stop and starting of recording by channel number The log will display appropriate detail based upon the type of event e Event ID Event Time Major Type Alarm Exception Operation Information Minor Type Specific and detailed description e Channel Number if the activity is associated with a IP video channel Remote User if the activity is associated directly with a User admin operator guest Remote Host Address the IP address of the remote user To view and apply searches on log files the steps are as follows 1 From the Remote Config Browser page select Log from the top menu bar TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 113 2 From the Log Search area on the right selection area Log Search Log Type Al
117. tection Channel No fie camera 2 Encoding Parameters Stream Norm 4 Video Lost Stream video z Video Tampering Video Mask Resolution HD720P amp 89 Network Parameters Bitrate Type variable O Network Settings PPPOE Settings Max Bitrate 2048kbps DONS Settings f NTP Settings Frame Rate rui Frame E mail Settings Je 8 Serial Port Settings amp 88 Alarm Parameters 88 Exception Parameters 88 Account Management Video Quality 1 Frame Interval 5 Under Encoding Parameters some cameras support more than one video profile that may be used for normal event and low bandwidth sub stream for live streaming Figure 17 Encoding Parameters menu Encoding Parameters Main Stream Norm Main Stream Normal Substream M ain Str eam Event Stream Type When more than one encoding profile is available it is necessary to select each profile and set the configuration parameters below Press Save after configuring each profile before selecting another profile to configure Repeat the steps below for each configured encoding profile 1 Select Channel No 2 Under Encoding Parameters Select the stream you wish to configure 3 Select the Stream Type Video is the default some cameras will support both Video and Audio Select the desired Resolution from the drop down list Select the desired BitRate The default is Variab
118. ted States and Japan Each frame of an NTSC signal contains 525 scan lines at 60Hz Acronym for Network Video Recorder An NVR can be a PC based or embedded system used for centralized management and storage for IP cameras IP Domes and other DVRs Acronym for Phase Alternating Line PAL is also another video standard used in broadcast televisions systems in large parts of the world PAL signal contains 625 scan lines at 50Hz TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Term Definition PTZ Acronym for Pan Tilt Zoom PTZ cameras are motor driven systems that allow the camera to pan left and right tilt up and down and zoom in and out USB Acronym for Universal Serial Bus USB is a plug and play serial bus standard to interface devices to a host computer TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Appendix H Contacting Support For help installing operating maintaining and troubleshooting this product refer to this document and any other documentation provided If you still have questions contact us during business hours Monday through Friday excluding holidays Technical support Europe Middle East and Africa W Select Customer Support at http www utcfssecurityproducts eu support htm North America Should you require technical assistance or support on the TVN 20 please contact your Interlogix reseller If your questions cannot be answered immediately your reseller will forward your inquiries to the appropriate Interlogix technical s
119. terlogix CamPlus2 ARECONT AXIS AXIS ONVIF PANASONIC admin admin admin admin admin 1234 admin 1234 admin admin admin 123456 admin admin root pass root pass admin 12345 Resolution Table Guide to System Settings In several of the resolution and frame rate settings the system may refer to the following references in Pixels or by the common industry name This chart is here to help you keep these references clear Resolution Name 4CIF VGA SVGA XGA SXGA UXGA QXGA Resolution in Pixels 704x576 640x480 800x600 1024x768 1280x1024 1600x1200 2048x1536 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Appendix E TVN 20 USB Archive Options The TVN 20 has the ability to locally from the unit itself archive video to a USB memory stick This utilizes the USB 2 0 and later style memory drive devices The unit will archive as much video as there is space on the device Video data is archived beginning with the newest video to oldest video based upon the time stamp of the video The archive function simply copies the selected video to the USB device There are two methods available to archive video from the TVN 20 using a USB memory stick plugged into the TVN 20 All actions are completed locally at the unit without the need of a computer 1 Local USB Archive via COPY Video files are automatically copied off button newest to oldest The TVN 20 Archive Player to allow viewing on a computer is also copied with th
120. terlogix devices that support auto discovery can be identified on the network using the TruVision Device Finder This simple tool allows you to view and modify the IP address of any TruVision supported devices This tool is included on the TVN 20 Resource Disk included with your product An introduction to the tool is available in the Appendix see page 3 Understanding the TVN 20 Browser The TVN 20 browser page utilizes Windows ActiveX controls on the Client PC and delivers expected performance using Windows Internet Explorer 6 0 and above 8 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Figure 3 The TVN 20 Browser Interface EruVision NVR 20 Password Port 8000 Login truVision NVR 20 Browser Interface When you launch Internet Explorer you will be prompted to install Active X controls Please accept all prompts to load these drivers to ensure proper behavior and operation of the web pages supporting the TVN 20 Once installed you may login Default Login Username and Password User Name admin e Password 1234 Initial Connection Page From this page you can View live video View playback video Save snapshots of images to your local PC Download video clips to your local PC Launch the Configuration pages that allow you to configure the device connection to IP cameras and event response behaviors from alarm events or device system alerts Open TVN 20 searchable system and event logs TruVision NVR 20
121. tings Video Parameters 49 Schedule Record 4 Motion Detection Video Lost Video Tampering amp Video Mask 8 Network Parameters 4 Network Settings PPPOE Settings 49 DDNS Settings 49 NTP Settings E mail Settings 83 Serial Port Settings amp Alarm Parameters Alarm Input Settings 88 Exception Parameters Account Management 89 HDD Settings gy Update Remotely To access the settings for the digital alarm outputs on the IP camera click on the text Please switch to digital alarm TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 85 Analog Alarm Output options Digital Alarm Output options Digital IP Camera Alarm Outputs are shown as Analog Outputs are shown as D Digital A Analog IP Camera Channel Number on the gt 1 TVN 20 Alarm Input 1 TVN 20 A gt 1 Camera Alarm Output 1 IP Address field will be Local for on the Address field will show the IP address for unit outputs the selected digital alarm output The Delay field identifies how long the output will be triggered following an activating event The available values regardless if the alarm output is analog or digital area are If the alarm output needs to follow a specific enabled disabled schedule from the Arm Schedule area click settings to configure a specific schedule of up to eight 8 enabled disabled periods per day 86 TruVision NVR
122. tion Ability for User to conduct video playback from the Browser Ability for User to view live video from the Browser Ability for User to manually initiate recording on the PC using the Browser Ability for User to view and inspect the TVN 20 s event system logs from the Browser Ability for User to activate the REBOOT command from the Browser Ability for User to make setting changes under the Configuration parameters area e Device Parameters Alarm Parameters e Exception Parameters e Account Management Network Settings In addition the ability to add modify or reset IP cameras is controlled under this option Remote Config Page Allows User the ability to remotely format the hard drives and configure HDD groups Ability for a User to add delete change or modify IP camera settings from the main Remote Config page and from the Config Parameters pages Future Use Control PTZ from the Browser page 67 The expand button associated with some of the entries expands to show the configurable options of the selected camera Privilege Allow E Preview D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 v v v v v v 9 For each User group you can individually select which cameras be addressed each user option 68 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Advanced Camera Settings In addition to common IP camera capabilities such as motion detection depending on the support camera some add
123. tthe Alarm host port used by TruVision Navigator Notify Port is set to 5001 118 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Failure am not getting motion event triggers from my Axis IP cameras running firmware before 5 40 9 2 am not getting motion event triggers from my Axis IP cameras with firmware 5 40 9 2 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Possible reason and actions to take There are several required setup elements that must be configured IN the AXIS IP Camera Browser if the TVN 20 is going to be able to record on motion 1 Make sure Motion Detection Zones are setup in the AXIS IP Camera 2 Under EVENT SERVERS make sure the IP Address is set to the IP Address of the TVN 20 hosting the Axis IP Camera 3 Under EVENT SERVERS make sure that Port address is set to 30960 4 Additionally in the AXIS IP Camera browser under Event Config gt Event Types that the following settings are configured a The checkbox associated with send TCP notification is CHECKED b Additionally on the same page that in the field Message that t is entered There are several required setup elements that must be configured IN the AXIS IP Camera Browser if the TVN 20 is going to be able to record on motion 1 Make sure Motion Detection Zones are setup in the AXIS IP Camera 2 Under EVENT RECIPIENT SETUP make sure the IP Address is set to the IP Address of the TVN 20 hosting the Axis IP Camera the TYPE is set to TCP and the PORT is s
124. u to designate a specific schedule for one day and Copy it to a Whole Week or to other days of the week The steps are a Define one or more On Off periods using the Period rows Up to 8 On Off periods can be defined for a single day b Use the Copy to drop down to select the Whole Week or another day of the week c Pressing the Copy button completes the copy function for the On Off periods defined above d Repeat steps 6a 6c for each additional day to copy the schedule to unless Whole Week copy was used 7 When you have the schedule complete select Ok to return to the main Alarm Inputs page 8 If you want the TVN 20 to take specific actions in response to a IP camera digital input select the Settings button in the Linkage area to customize the event notification TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 79 Alarm Trigger Mode TriggerRecording PTZ Linkage Audio Warning Email Linkage Upload to Center Trigger Alarm Output Analog Alarm Output IP camera Alarm Output gt 1 1452 D 3 OA 4 Select All 9 The User can select what type of event action from the available options e Audio Warning to trigger a local unit audible on the TVN 20 upon an event Unchecked by Default e Upload to Center should be checked for Interlogix TruVision Navigator notification Checked by Default Trigger Alarm Output to fire one or more of the on the box alarm outputs Unchecked by Defaul
125. upport teams to ensure a rapid response Additionally you can visit our website www interlogix com customer support for additional information about our products and services Australia E security tech support interlogix com au Latin America F 1 305 593 4300 China E ts cnQfs utc com 18 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual
126. use harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Notice This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures 2004 108 EC EMC directive Hereby UTC Fire amp Security declares that this device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2004 108 EC 2002 96 EC WEEE directive Products marked with this symbol cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union For proper recycling return this product to your local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment or dispose of it at designated collection points For more information see www recyclethis info 2006 66 EC battery directive This product contains a battery that cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in the European Union See the product documentation for specific battery information The battery is marked with this symbol which may include lettering to indicate cadmium Cd lead Pb or mercury Hg For proper recycling return the battery to your supplier or to a designated collection point For more information see www recyclethis info www interlogix com or www utcfssecurityproducts eu www interlog
127. y All Day Recording M Period fo o s 45 Motion Detection M Perioda 6 asa fo Schedule Recording A i Schedule Recording jo ojo S ERE motion Detection T larm Recording T Period 4 n p 0 A Detection Alarm Motion Detection amp Alarm PeriodS 10 0 0 Scnedure Recorra Periods 2 19 Observe the updated schedule 20 Select the Copy to button at the bottom of the page to copy these settings to the desired additional cameras 32 TruVision NVR 20 User Manual Tue 5 1111 MENNENEENEN f COND Oe Bl schedu ed Motion E Alarm Motion amp Alarrr command Settings 21 Pressing the Copy to button opens a dialog box 22 Select the checkbox for the desired cameras to receive the same schedule in this case 1 4 23 Click OK the dialog box will close and return you to the Schedule Record page 24 To verify that the schedule was applied to the other cameras select them from the Camera selection box at the top of the page and observe the schedules 25 Click Save to assign this schedule to the cameras TruVision NVR 20 User Manual 33 Figure 21 The Copy to dialog box OIP camera 6 Select All Step 9 Final Steps for Recording Schedules Motion Detection Trigger In order for Motion Reco

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