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1. EE se aa l Da Vr Camera Settings e Camera Configuration Alarm Settings e Recording Settings O Traditional Mode Advanced Mode e Schedule Settings The network video recorder NVR supports advanced event management with a large i range of alarm event types and alarm event handling options The functions are Alarm Settings described below Advanced Settings e Events The NVR supports different alarm event types such as motion detection alarm input failure to save recording connection failure and user defined event e Actions The NVR provides different event handling options such as recording sending email or SMS alert buzzer camera control alarm output and user defined action The options will be triggered when alarm events are detected Steps Click Go to Settings Page to configure the advanced event management Select an event from the event list Add an action from the action list Click Apply to apply the settings or Exit to leave the settings page If Advanced Mode is still selected on the Alarm Settings page the advanced settings will be applied after the NVR restarts even if you selected to exit the settings page Go to Settings Page LUN Re 161 Advanced Mode The advanced mode consists of the event and action sections You can define the action to take for each event triggered on the IP cameras or the video servers connected to the NVR To configure the advance
2. Cihjofolsje Rai bois es No When you execute RAID 1 RAID 5 or RAID 6 configuration the system will initialize the hard drives create the RAID configuration format the RAID configuration and mount it as a volume on the NVR The progress will be shown on the LCD panel When it reaches 100 you can access the RAID volume e g create share folders and upload files to the folders on the NVR In the meantime to make sure the stripes and blocks in the RAID configuration are ready the NVR will execute RAID synchronization and the progress will be shown on the Disk Management gt Volume Management page The synchronization rate is around 30 60 MB s varied by hard disk drive models system resource usage etc Note If a member drive of the RAID configuration was lost during the synchronization the RAID volume will enter degraded mode The volume data is still accessible If you add a new member drive to the volume the volume will start to rebuild You can view the status on the Volume Management page When the configuration has finished the server name and the IP address will be shown If the NVR fails to create the disk volume the following message will be shown Cirjefaltlijnig Ratios JFjaji iijejd 203 View the system information by the LCD panel When the LCD panel shows the server name and the IP address you may press the Enter button to enter the
3. Remote Replication e Hard Disk SMART e E map Apply e Ping Test Advanced System Settings 195 6 8 Logs amp Statistics 6 8 1 System Event Logs The NVR can save maximum 10 000 recent event logs including warning error and information messages Incase of system malfunction the event logs only in English can be retrieved to analyse the system problems Click Save to save the logs as a CSV file E a E VS O Dg O r System Event Logs System Event Logs e Surveillance Logs On line Users List e Historical Users List System Connection L Syst ogs Display There are 1095 events Displays records per AUS y System Information page 1 Y eve Date rime Users Source fome content Fo 201009 10 11 20 0 admin 1081297 useradmin oon Fo 201005 19 10 22 00 20mn 1081297 ueradnintogn Fo 2010 06 13 19 32 35 admin 108 12097 The user amin logged of ue to connection tine This page shows the system event logs such as information warnings and errors of the system Fo 20r0 0019 1657 22 admin 1081297 fuseren Fo 2010 0013 1417 06 amin 127 001 useremo Fo 2010093161051 admin 127 001 luseradninlogowt iS Fo 2010 0619 14 16 20 admin 108 3297 fusero iS Fo 2010 00 10 18 22 16 admin 1018 12 97 The user admin logged of due to connection tine Fo 201009 017 55 46 admin 127 004 useradninlog Lo 2010 06 10 17 52 29 sytem 127 00 lcahost_ Snole Disk voume Drive Recovering Jav
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5. Note Double click an entry on the search result dialog to play the video The player will play the video starting from 15 seconds before the event to 15 seconds after the event Right click an entry on the search result dialog to export the video and save it on your computer The exported video starts from 15 seconds before the event to 15 seconds after the event 105 5 1 5 Convert to AVI File You can save the video files recorded by the NVR as AVI files to your PC Note You must have the playback authority of the IP camera to use this feature Follow the steps below to save the video from the NVR 1 Click Convert to AVI file VioStor Aaa a 106 2 The following screen will be shown Export To Server amp Camera HostName No CameraName 33 A 26159 5 5020 172 17 27 62 1 Sanyo HD5400 canyo HD5600 3 5anyo HD2300 4 5anyo HD4600 Loanyo HD2500 b sanyo HD3300 f sanyo HD2100 Camera 6 Camera 9 m m l UD DA ooo ow M Text entry Recording Type Search all recording data le 2 07 2010 00 00 2 07 2010 10 26 Preview cancel 3 Select an NVR server and an IP camera Export To Server amp Camera No Camera Name 1 Sanyo HD5400 sanyo HD5600 3 5amyo HD2300 4 5anyo HD4600 5 samyo HD2500 b sanyo HD3300 f sanyo HD2100 Camera 8 Camera 9 m m m S 26159 8 5020 172 17 27 62 1 Fa 3 5 6 f i
6. Status a Advanced System settings Replication Schedule O Daily 00 Hour 00 Minute O Weekly Monthly 01 Day Replication Now O Overwrite the oldest recordings when the available storage on the remote host is less than 4GB O Perform mirroring replication by deleting extra files on the remote destination Note When remote replication is in process the recording performance will be decreased Stop running task EO OK Start Time Beene e Status Size ri O KByte s Proceeding E A 189 2 Enable remote replication Support multiple choices Enable Remote Replication Back up alarm recordings only instead of all recordings Back up the recordings of the latest day s only In the above example the NVR only copies the alarm recording data of the latest 3 days to the remote storage device eo Select Enable remote replication to activate this feature The NVR executes automatic backup of the recording data to the remote storage device according to the settings When you select Back up alarm recordings only instead of all recordings the NVR will only copy the alarm recording data to the remote storage device If this option is unselected the NVR will back up all the recording data to the remote storage device When you select Back up the recordings of the latest day s only and enter the number of days the NVR will back up the latest recording data to the remote s
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8. Add to add the NVR to the server list 2 Up to 120 channels from multiple NVR servers can be added for monitoring 75 4 2 5 Monitor Settings l l m To configure advanced monitor settings click VIOSLOL aa Sac Options General Video Snapshot Event Notification W Enable Display Order pecar Reset the display order of the monitoring channels Browser We Show toolbars The following options are provided under the General tab e Event Notification When this option is enabled and an event is triggered the alert icon O be shown on the monitoring channel instantly Click the icon to view the alert details e Display Order Click Reset to reprioritize the monitoring channels to the default order e Browser Select to show or hide the toolbars of the IE browser 76 The following options are provided under the Video tab Video Streaming e Stream from the server If you cannot connect to the IP camera from your computer select this option and the video will be streamed from the NVR This option does not require extra port mapping configuration but may influence the performance of the NVR e Stream from IP camera If the NVR and the IP cameras are located on the same LAN select this option to stream the video from the IP camera Note that you need to configure the port forwarding settings on the IP cameras if the NVR IP cameras and the computer are located behind
9. Address W 1110 11 19 27 mA Go Mame Comments record nvr System default share record _nvr_alarrn System default share snapshot System default share 3 objects as 5 3 2 Web File Manager HTTP To access the recording data on the NVR by a web browser click Web on the web based playback interface and login as an administrator FTP Share Folder Comment record_nvr System default share record_nvr_alarm System default share 115 5 3 3 FTP Server FTP You can access the recording data by FTP e On the web based playback interface click FTP e In Windows Internet Explorer enter ftp username password NVRIP For example enter ftp admin admin 172 17 26 154 if the NVR IP is 172 17 26 154 File Edit View Favorites Tools Help pack s a JO search Folders Address IIE Mame Size Type record nvr File Folder Other Places record_nvr_alarrn File Folder 116 Chapter 6 System Administration To login the system configuration page of the NVR click on the monitoring page and login as an administrator Polar S ai Germany TO Portugal STO Spain TD France Ca TT E nN F i Blak ds aches S Y Romania S 0 Netherlan i Denmark S Sweden Ss Finland c Russia Ss America eS ee 0 goe ee a 3 mre 3 Wi A RN Canada 7 Turkey O Brazil D Argentina e TDi Djibouti SD Cuba AR 5 TER or er 3 y m Si au a TE may E Tonga TD Fiji
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11. 10 11 1690 atentseno samea toga La 2010 1117 1 57 48 Admin 10 11 1690 atentseno samea flora La 2010 11 1702 150 esc 10 1 15249 psc SAMBA flora 6 8 6 System Information This page shows the system information such as the CPU usage memory and system temperature A a El 88 21 DBA EY Logs Statistics System Event Logs e Surveillance Logs System Information i CPU Usage 33 9 CPU Temperature 44 C 111 F EE On line Users List Total Memor 1000 4MB System Historical Users List Y ds 36 C 96 F MN Free Memory 793 1MB System Connection Logs HDD 1 i 34 C 93 F m e System Information LAN1 Packets Received 104798244 temperature 93 LAN1 Packets Sent 52424649 HDD 2 A LAN1 Error Packets 0 temperature LAN2 Packets Received HDD 3 ya temperature LAN2 Packets Sent HDD 4 E LAN2 Error Packets temperature System Up Time O Day s 13Hour s 51 Minute s System fan speed 1094 RPM 199 Chapter 7 System Maintenance This section provides a general overview of the system maintenance 7 1 Reset the Administrator Password and Network Settings To reset the administrator password and the network settings press the reset button of the server for five seconds A beep sound will be heard After resetting the system you can login the server with the default user name and password Default user name admin Password admin If you are using the VS 201 VS 101 NVR 104 the default login name
12. 12 42 HTTP Administration a E Monitoring PCT HTTP HTTP Administration Monitoring Monitoring Monitoring p 2010 11 17 10 53 50 2010 11 17 06 33 44 admin 10 11 18 172 10 11 16 219 10 11 10 69 Monitoring 2010 11 17 10 52 46 oleam aci 127 0 0 1 HTTP Administration 198 6 8 5 System Connection Logs The connection logs to the NVR by samba FTP AFP HTTP HTTPS Telnet and SSH are recorded on this page You can select to start or stop the logging The file transfer performance may be slightly affected by enabling the event logging a ZF FO s FE Ba Hel PO Ce System Event Logs System Connection Logs e Surveillance Logs e On line Users List e Historical Users List e System Connection Logs Record the logs of connections to the system Status Logging e System Information There are 4969 events Displays records E DENENA All events susie AT V TwyDate Time Users source Pome Ges Accessed resources Action La 2010 1 1906 01 9 pena 10 116 219 peneuo Samba fione La 2010 11 17 12 03 06 adn 10 11 1690 atenten Samba og Fo 2010 1 1 11 50 21 ques 10 11 1690 atenten Samba tono La 2010 1117 11 59 34 Admin 10 11 1690 ans SAMBA flog La 2010 1117 2 59 34 admin 10 11 1690 atentseno samea fora Lo 2010 1 1 115021 ques 10 11 1690 atenten Samba tono La 2010 1117 11 58 27 adi 10 1 1590 alntsen SAMBA flog La 2010 11 17 11 58 25 Admin
13. 2 1 VS 8040U RP VS 8032U RP VS 8024U RP e OeOODO LED indicators Status LAN USB HDD1 8 Power button Select button Enter button Power connector Password amp network settings reset button RS 232 port VGA USB x 4 10 Gigabit LAN x 2 SSeS ES SY LE 11 1 2 2 VS 8040 VS 8032 VS 8024 eS A YS e pa pap WU N e O MioStor One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators Status LAN USB HDD1 8 Power button Select button Enter button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 4 RS 232 port VGA Password network settings reset button Kensington security slot 12 1 23 VS 6020 Pro VS 6016 Pro VS 6012 Pro es SS Ss O eS pa pa pap UU N e O VioStor One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators Status LAN USB eSATA HDD1 6 Power button Select button Enter button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 4 eSATA x 2 reserved VGA Password network settings reset button Kensington security slot 13 1 2 4 VS 5020 VS 5012 SSS ss A E e pa pap a ON PE One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators USB Status HDD1 5 LAN Power button Select button Enter button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 4 eSATA reserved VGA RS 232 port Password amp network settings reset button Kensington security slot 14 1 2 5 VS 4016U RP Pro VS 4012U RP Pro VS 4008U RP Pro e UloStor One t
14. 465 76 GB Disk 2 Disk 3 8 After the system has been initialized you can start to use the NVR Click Start Monitoring to enter the monitoring screen System is initializing please wait The system is being configured do NOT power off the server or unplug the hard disk drive s 1 Change the administrator password 2 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway for this server 3 Enter the date time and time zone for this server 4 Initialize the disk volume on this server 5 Add the IP cameras to be recorded to this server System configuration completed Start Monitoring 45 3 2 System Configuration TO manage the system settings such as administrator password network and time settings click on the monitoring screen Note that this button option will only be shown when you login as an administrator OPS All cameras amp NVRA2C311 E Axis 221 Axis M1113 Axis P1346 Qeye IQ 852 Panasonic HCM311 Arcont AV2105 Sony SNC DH120 ANE Vivotek IP7160 12 No Settings 13 No Settings 14 No Settings 15 No Settings 16 No Settings Dec 3 UNEN lO 00 Presets P1 gt AAN ep NY cy VioStor de Quick Configuration Change Password Network Settings Time Setting Conner Camera Settings English h Start Monitoring 46 Perform quick configuration of the system C
15. Card 146 6 5 User Management The NVR supports secure user access right management A user can be defined as an administrator a system manager or a general user and given different rights of monitoring playback and system administration Note The NVR supports up to 32 users including the system default users E o E A E o DO r7 User Management e Users 1 Select a user 2 Settings ETT Create Add a new user and configure user s authority Edit Change a user s password or authority Delete Remove one or more users The NVR supports 3 types of users E administrator The system default administrator accounts are admin and supervisor default password admin Both of them have the rights of system administration monitoring and playback The administrators cannot be deleted They have the rights to create and delete new administrators system managers and general users and change their passwords Other newly created administrators have the rights of system administration monitoring and playback but some rights are different from admin and supervisor Please refer to Chapter 6 5 4 for more details D system manager The default system manager account is sysmgr default password admin This account has the right of system administration and cannot be deleted sysmgr can create and delete other system manager and general user accounts and assign monitoring playback an
16. Configuration Install Finder 1 Run the product CD the following menu is shown Click Install Finder Sr QNAP VioStor Network Video Recorder Network Video Recorder Quick Start Guide Install QNAP Finder Install QNAP Codec Install QNAP VioStor Player User Manual Browse CD Product Website Exit 2 Follow the instructions to install Finder Upon successful installation run Finder If Finder is blocked by your firewall unblock it 3 Finder detects the NVR servers on the local network Ifthe server has not been initialised you will be prompted to perform quick setup Click Yes to continue Note If the NVR is not found click Refresh to try again 33 You must enter the administrator name and password to perform quick setup The default administrator name and password are as below Use name admin Password admin If you are using the VS 201 VS 101 NVR 104 the default login name is administrator and the login password is admin Note Make sure all the IP cameras are configured and connected to the network The quick configuration page will be shown Click Continue and follow the instructions to finish the configuration For further information please refer to Chapter 6 1 gt eet gt Es 8288 21 PDA qQy Quick Configuration Welcome Welcome e Step 1 Welcome to the quick configuration wizard This wizard will guide you through the following steps to co
17. D Ireland SI Belarus TI Egypt O Algeria s Peru Y aes WIR O j ST Togo S Qatar TD Taiwan SD Thailand SE T Me it 117 Upon successful login you can view the monitoring channels the connection and recording status and the network bandwidth of the NVR on the Advanced Mode page Preview Camera Name IP Address 11 Panasonic HCM e Lef f A 172 17 27 134 172 17 26 65 3 Axis P3301 172 17 26 102 4 4 i Pro NS202 172 17 26 28 5 5 IQeye 0405 172 17 27 24 6 6 IQeye 0415 IAE Status Connected Connected Connected Connected Connected Connected Recording status Framerate Bit rate E she ee Oe ee r gt gt gt Traditional Mode Management 944 4 Recording 10 fps Kbps i gt Recording 16 fps june i Recording Ls kp bth S gt Recording as gene gt Recording 13 fps ops SS gt Recording AA BEAC You can also view the settings by Traditional Mode Quick Configuration Quick step by step server setup System Settings Server Name Date amp Time View System Settings Network Settings TCP IP Configuration DDNS Service File Services Host Access Control Protocol Management View Network Settings Device Configuration SATA Disk RAID Management Tool UPS If the NVR is has not been configured yet the Quick Configuration page will be shown to USB Disk guide you through the system s
18. General Video Screen Video Windows Highlight video window when an event is triggered Y Display unauthorized channels Y Display unconfigured channels 57 The NVR detects the resolution settings supported by the connected monitor and selects the most appropriate setting automatically To change the screen resolution click Settings under the Screen tab After configuring the resolution settings you will enter the monitoring screen General Video Screen Screen Resolution Settings To change the screen resolution you will leave the current screen Click Settings to proceed After configuring the resolution settings you will enter the monitoring screen If the monitor model cannot be detected the NVR will provide the options 1400 1050 1280 1024 1024 768 Monitor model HH251A The resolutions supported by the monitor are shown below 1920x1080 60 Hz 58 3 4 Video Playback You can play the videos on the NVR by the local display To use this feature click on the monitoring screen Most of the icons on the playback screen are the same as those on the monitoring screen Please refer to Chapter 3 2 for the icon description Note You must have the playback access right to the IP cameras to play the videos You can login the NVR as admin and edit
19. IO D Norway display i lt gt wW ZO and details yee E A L mode a Finland TDi Russia TI SE KO ene 5x Pi Ae Canada S gt Turkey 2 Brazil Y Argentina 2 China 0 Djibouti wO guba ele ab ai dedos zit me a i rA r mangn iip qe A Tonga SD Fiji TDi ireland SD Belarus T Egypt PTZ control nel D Taiwan Di Thailand SE pa e w System firmware 63 ee een Multi display mode The NVR supports multi display mode This function can only be used when the computer or the host is connected to multiple monitors Multi server monitoring Up to 120 channels from multiple QNAP NVR servers can be monitored E map Display the location of the IP camera The E map can be changed in system configuration page System configuration Login the system administration page admin access required Monitoring settings Configure the advanced settings of the monitoring page You can configure the source of the video audio stream event notification and snapshot folder Playback Enter the video playback page The administrator can grant access right to the users to playback the videos mene Logout Snapshot Take a snapshot on the selected channel When the picture is shown right click the picture to save it to the computer Manual recording Enable or disable manual recording on the selected channel The administrator can enable or disable this option on the system co
20. RAID configuration You can use this feature to Migrate a single drive to RAID 1 5 or 6 Migrate a RAID 1 configuration to RAID 5 or 6 Migrate a RAID 5 configuration to RAID 6 143 e Configure spare drive This function enables adding or removing a spare drive from a RAID 5 configuration The options available are Add a spare drive to a RAID 5 configuration Remove a spare drive from a RAID 5 configuration For detailed operation instructions click Comment on the management interface 144 6 4 3 USB Disk The NVR supports data backup to the external USB storage devices Connect the USB storage device to the USB port of the NVR when the device is successfully detected the details will be shown The VS 101 VS 201 NVR 104 do not support FAT32 and NTFS A E Oe A gt O r Device Configuration SATA Disk ee RAID Management Tool Manufacturer e USB Disk Model UPS Device Type Total Free size File System Status No disk Format As EXT3 Format now Unplug Ipliig now To remove the hardware device please click Unplug now When the system does not show the device anymore you can remove it safely Note Do NOT unplug the device when it is in use to protect the device 145 6 4 4 UPS You can connect a UPS uninterruptible power supply to the NVR and enable the UPS Support When an expected power outage occurs the UPS is able to supply
21. You can enable the SMB CIFS file service Web File Manager and FTP service to access the video files These settings are enabled by default If the NVR is installed behind the router you may enable FTP port mapping to allow the users from the external network to connect to the NVR via FTP please refer to Appendix B Passive FTP Port Range You can use the default port range 55536 56559 or specify a port range larger than 1023 When using this function make sure you have opened the ports on the router or firewall Respond with external IP address for passive FTP connection request When passive FTP connection is in use and the NVR is configured behind a router enable this function to allow connection to the NVR on WAN By enabling this function the FTP service replies the specified IP address or automatically detects the external IP address so that the remote computer can connect to the NVR A a Oe DA o E r Network Settings e TCP IP Configuration Microsoft SMB CIFS File Service DDNS Service Enable SMB CIFS File Service e File Services Web File Manager e Host Access Control Enable Web File Manager Protocol Management e View Network Settings FTP Service Enable FTP Service O Map the FTP port of NVR to the virtual server as Passive FTP Port Range O Use the default port range 55536 56559 O Define port range O Respond with external IP address for passive FTP connection request Exter
22. a router a virtual server or a firewall Video Windows a Highlight the video window when an event is triggered The video window will flash if an event is triggered b Display unauthorized channels Select this option to show the channels that the user does not have the access right to monitor c Display unconfigured channels Select this option to show the channels that have not been configured Options General Video Snapshot streaming f stream From the server le Stream From the network camera Video Windows Highlight the video window when an event is triggered iw Display unauthorized channels mw Display unconfigured channels 27 The following options are provided under the Snapshot tab Snapshot Specify the location where the snapshots are saved and the image format JPEG or BMP Show timestamp and camera name Show the timestamp and the camera name on the Snapshot Save the snapshot as it is displayed Select this option to save the snapshot as it is displayed on the window Otherwise the snapshot will be saved in its original size Options General Video Snapshot Snapshot Always ask me where to save the snapshot images C Documents and Settings ReichaniMy Documents Snapshot o Preferred image Format PEG Show timestamp and camera name Save the snapshot as it is displayed IF this option is not selected the snapshot will be saved in its original size 7
23. alert when the free size of SATA disk is less than the value Settings MB Remote Replication Enable alarm buzzer beep sound for error and warning alert e Hard Disk SMART e E map Fan rotation speed settings Enable Smart Fan recommended Y e Ping Test a 9 When the system temperature is lower than 47 rotate at low speed When the A Advanced System system temperature is higher than 52 C rotate at high speed settings O Self defined temperature When the system temperature is lower than stop fan rotation When the system temperature is lower than rotate at low speed When the system temperature is higher than rotate at high speed Note The size of the external hard disk must be 10GB or larger The configuration reset switch is enabled by default When this option is disabled please make sure you have kept your password safely Otherwise the server cannot be reset anymore if the password is lost e Apply e Enable the configuration reset switch By enabling this option you can press the reset button for 5 seconds to reset the administrator password and system settings to default Note The configuration reset switch is enabled by default When this option is disabled make sure you have kept your password safely Otherwise the NVR cannot be reset anymore if the password is lost e Auto power on when power resumes after power loss When this function is enabled the server will turn on automatically when the power res
24. all Pause when found i Highlight the detection zone crea 100 Note v When the option Pause when found is selected the data search stops when a video file which matches the search criteria is found Y When Highlight the detection zone is enabled the moving objects will be highlighted in red brackets the foreign or missing objects will be highlighted in yellow brackets the video which is out of focus or obstructed will be displayed in transparent red Select the detection mode motion detection foreign object missing object out of focus or camera occlusion Multiple options can be selected Detection Mode W Motion detection Foreign object Missing object Out of focus Camera occlusion Adjust the sensitivity for object detection Sensitivity Adjust the time interval for detecting the foreign objects and missing objects If a foreign object appears or a missing object disappears for a period of time which is longer than the time interval the NVR will record an event Note The interval slide bar appears only when foreign object or missing object is selected Interval sec HA 1 a 10 15 20 101 Mouse over the edge of the red zone and use the mouse to Click Select all to highlight the entire area 6 Define the detection zone define the detection zone Y Wa Settings Detection Mode W Foreign object W Missing object W O
25. amp PresetO peration Move amp Data 2 Motion Detection 7 Alarm Output Trigger Channel 4 Enable Alarm Output 1 Alarm apars 4 Total 6 aiia m TAT Connection Failure ee j a Camera4 Motion Detection Alarm Input Alarm Input2 Connection Failure Camera Motion Detection Alarm Input Connection Failure Camera6 v MT ME 169 Note Make sure you have enabled the action in the event settings otherwise the action will not be executed For example Edit Event E pecify the FIF address tor the NVR T e alarm messages trom the IP camera optional IF Address od Set schedule 170 1 Recording Select the channels IP cameras or video servers which will start recording when an event occurs You may also select the following options i Enter the time in seconds the recording should be executed after the event is triggered ii Start recording when the event starts and stop recording when the event ends The option ii is applicable to the duration events only A duration event is an event with the start and end time and lasts for a period of time It does not include the events related to status change such as camera disconnection or NVR recording failure If the action is triggered by a duration event and both settings i ii are enabled the NVR will execute the second setting ii only Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configur
26. balancing Standalone Interfaces Network transfer rate Obtain IP address settings automatically via DHCP Use a static IP address Fixed IP Address 169 254 oo roo Subnet Mask 255 255 0 w 0_ 9 Default Gateway fico J es Eo Primary DNS Server Secondary DNS Server C Enable DHCP Server Start IP Address End IP Address Lease Time Current connection status Connection speed 100 Mbps MTU 1500 Bytes LAN1 Up Note To use host names for NTP or SMTP servers you must provide the IP address of the primary DNS server 130 Configuration of Network Interfaces Failover Default settings for dual LAN NVR models Failover refers to the capability of switching over the network transfer port to the redundant port automatically when the primary one fails due to hardware or connection error to avoid network disconnection When the primary network port resumes the connection the network transfer will be switched over to that port automatically Failover Network transfer rate Auto negotiation Obtain IP address settings automatically via DHCP Use a static IP address Fixed IP Address i Subnet Mask 255 1 Default Gateway i Primary DNS Server Secondary DNS Server f Enable DHCP Server Start IP Address 169 254 End IP Address 169 254 200 Lease Time Day s Hour s Current connection status Connection speed 100 Mbps MTU 1500 Bytes LAN
27. camera will adjust the monitoring angle to the preset position or do further action according to HTTP URL when an event is triggered Camera Name Preset Position S OTP UR Apply to All Events Apply 172 3 Alarm output Select to activate the alarm device connected to the IP camera when an event is triggered You may also select the following options 1 ii Enter the number of second s the alarm device will be active when the event is triggered Activate the alarm device when the event starts and stop the alarm device when the event ends The option ii is applicable to the duration events only A duration event is an event with the start and end time and lasts for a period of time It does not include the events related to status change such as camera disconnection or NVR recording failure Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configured before Add Action Action Type Alarm Output New Select from the list Select an alarm output of the IP camera The alarm will be activated when an event ts triggered Camera Number Note Only the IP camera models of which the alarm output is supported by the NVR will be listed Execute the action tor 30 second s when the event is triggered Execute the action when the event starts and stop the action when the event ends This option is applicab
28. e Manual The user manuals of NVR e QIG View the hardware installation instructions of NVR e Codec The codec for playing AVI videos recorded by NVR on Windows Media Player e Tool This folder contains IPP library and monitor plugin If you failed to install the ActiveX plugin when connecting to the monitoring page of NVR by an IE browser you can install the plugin from the CD ROM e VioStorPlayer The setup program of VioStor Player a tool to play the videos recorded by the NVR If you failed to install VioStor Player when connecting to the playback page of the NVR by an IE browser you can install the plugin from the CD ROM File Edit wiew Favorites Tools Help Back a PP Search gt Folders Mame 5 Acrobat ma AutoRun Other Places 5 Codec 5 Finder i 5 Manual Details So nvr_cd y3 3 007b000 0004 Tool i VioStorPlayer 42 auTonun IcCO AUTORUN INF version Ext A 11 objects 1 75 KE Internet 28 2 3 Hard Disk Drives Compatibility List This product works with 2 5 inch and 3 5 inch SATA hard disk drives from popular hard disk brands For the hard disk compatibility list please visit http www qnapsecurity com pro compatibility as O QNAP disclaims any responsibility for product damage malfunction or data loss recovery due to misuse or improper installation of hard disks in any occasions for any reasons 2 4 IP Cameras Compatibility List For the information of supported IP camera
29. genbacheans 198 6 8 4 FLISTOPUCOL CES DAS E E dd E 198 6 8 5 DV SECU ONCE TOM AOS oo ated 199 6 8 6 DV SIEM AOTC ON asses cise has T crated edn ilar nein OO 199 CHAPTER 7 SYSTEM MAINTENANCE csiccsessessacevsaseasewersiissverdecssienscasaaaieavevensivesssadeasieteesaasvaadeveeiscale 200 7 1 RESET THE ADMINISTRATOR PASSWORD AND NETWORK SETTINGG sscccceeeeeeseseneeeeeeeeeseesnneeeeeees 200 7 2 POWER OUTAGE OR ABNORMAL SHUTDOWN scccccessssececeesssnceecessssaeeecesssneeeccesssaeeeseesssaeeeseesaaeeees 201 12 HOT SWAPPING HARD DISK DRIVES RAID CONFIGURATION c0ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 201 7 CHAPTER 8 UCDIOTANE Lecuna cas 202 CHAPTER 9 TROUBLESHOOTING viici bino a aeee aa ea ae isis 208 APPENDIX A DYNAMIC DOMAIN NAME REGISTRATION oooncccoooooconnnnccccnncccnnonocococacacacaccccccccncnns 212 APPENDIX B CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES iii inicio criar de did stas 216 TECHNICALSUPPORE sas 221 GNU GENERAL PUBEIC LICENSE lt a di eaaa 222 10 11 12 Safety Warning This product can operate normally in the temperature of 00C 40 C and relative humidity of 0O W 90 Please make sure the environment is well ventilated The power cord and devices connected to this product must provide correct supply voltage Do not place this product in direct sunlight or near chemicals Make sure the temperature and humidity of the environment are in optimized level Unplug the power cord and all connected cables
30. is administrator and the password is admin Note To reset the system by the reset button the option Enable configuration reset switch in the Hardware Settings must be activated FR t ae gt 22 ll Al y System Tools Alert Notification Hardware Settings e SMSC Settings nable configuration reset switc Restart Shutdown Auto power on when power resumes after power loss Enable front video backup button e Hardware Settings Back up the recordings on the latest 11 day s to the connected USB device when the button is e System Update pressed Backup Restore Reset Enable light signal alert when the free size of SATA disk is less than the value 3072 MB j Settings Enable alarm buzzer beep sound for error and warning alert 200 7 2 Power Outage or Abnormal Shutdown In case of power outage or improper shutdown of the server the server will resume to the state before it is shut down If your server does not function properly after the restart please do the following 1 If the system configuration were lost configure the system again 2 If the problem persists contact the technical support 7 3 Hot Swapping Hard Disk Drives RAID Configuration This function is not supported by the one bay NVR models When a hard disk drive HDD of a RAID configuration fails the failed HDD can be replaced by anew one immediately without shutting down the server and the recording d
31. is allowed is allowed Current Disk Volume Configuration Physical Disks A Bad Blocks SMART pse moo OS son ATA WDC WD5001ABYS 059 0 465 76 GB Ready Scan now Drive 2 Drive 3 wes fi Logical Volumes Volume Total Size Free Size Status Format Check Disk Delete Disk Volume Single Disk Drive 1 456 98 GB 96 57 GB Ready Format noww Check now Click the icons on the SATA Disk page to format the hard disk drive s Disk Configuration Applied NVR Models Single disk volume All models RAID 1 JBOD just a bunch of disks 2 bay models or above RAID 5 RAID 6 RAID 5 hot spare 4 bay models or above RAID 6 hot spare 5 bay models or above 140 Single Disk Volume Each hard disk drive is used as a standalone disk If a disk is damaged all the data will be lost JBOD Just a bunch of disks JBOD is a collection of hard disk drives that does not offer any RAID protection The data are written to the physical disks sequentially The total storage capacity equals to the sum of the capacity of all the member drives RAID O Striping Disk Volume RAID O striping disk combines 2 or more hard disk drives into one larger volume The data is written to the hard disk drives without any parity information and no redundancy is offered striping Block A1 Block A3 Block A5 Block A7 Disk 1 Block A2 Block A4 Block A6 Block A8 Disk 2 The total stor
32. login as a user with the access right or contact the system administrator Server Error Please check the camera settings or update the firmware of the IP camera if any Contact the technical support if the error persists Note 1 Enabling or disabling manual recording will not affect scheduled or alarm recording tasks They are independent processes 2 You can right click the IP camera channel and select the following options a Full screen b Keep aspect ratio c Deinterlace available on particular camera models only d Keep original size 55 Options To configure advanced monitor settings click Po ccs mm E nnm sees SREE E eee cece coos RERE The following options are provided under the General tab e Event Notification When this option is enabled and an event is triggered the alert icon Q will be shown on the monitoring channel instantly Click the icon to view the alert details e Display Order Click Reset to reprioritize the monitoring channels to default order General 56 The following options are provided under the Video tab e Highlight the video window when an event is triggered The video window will flash if an event is triggered e Display unauthorized channels Select this option to show the channels that the user does not have access right to monitor e Display unconfigured channels Select this option to show the channels that have not been configured
33. models please visit http www anapsecurity com pro compatibility camera as 29 2 5 Check System Status LED Display amp System Status Overview A hard drive on the NVR is being formatted The NVR is being initialised Flashes green l i The system firmware is being updated and red BR alternately RAID rebuilding is In process lt Online RAID Capacity Expansion is in every 0 5 sec process Online RAID Level Migration is in process A hard drive is invalid The disk volume has reached its full capacity The disk volume is going to be full The system fan is out of function An error occurs when accessing d read write the disk data System Red A bad sector is detected on the hard drive Status Green The NVR is in degraded read only mode 2 member drives fail in a RAID 5 or RAID 6 configuration the disk data can still be read Hardware self test error ahes red The NVR is in degraded mode one member drive fails in RAID 1 RAID 5 or RAID 6 every 0 5 sec I i configuration 1 The NVR is starting up iene Rese 2 The NVR is not configured yY 3 A hard drive is not formatted The NVR is ready of MEE the hard drives on the NVR are in standby MOTTA Orange The NVR is connected to the The NVR is connected to the network arange Flashes The NVR is being accessed from the network orange 30 Flashes green The hard drive data is being accessed The hard drive can be accessed The hard drive data is being accessed and a Fl
34. of the IP cameras you can enter the monitoring screen to view the live video from the cameras Engineering Ramcam If the camera supports pan and tilt functions you can click the channel on the screen and adjust the viewing angle with a mouse If zooming is supported you can scroll the mouse wheel to zoom in or zoom out the video These functions are available depending on the Camera models Please consult the camera s documentation for details 53 Camera Status The camera status is indicated by the icons shown below The recording triggered by advanced event management Camera Settings gt Alarm Settings gt Advanced Mode is in process J The alarm input 3 of the IP camera is triggered EE Motion detection reorang sm process OOOO 54 Connection Message When the NVR fails to display the video of an IP camera a message will be shown in the channel window to indicate the status Connecting If the IP camera is located on remote network or the Internet it may take some time to establish the connection to the camera Disconnected The NVR cannot connect to the IP camera Please check the network connection of your computer and the availability of the IP camera If the IP camera is installed on the Internet make sure you have opened the port on your router or gateway to connect to the IP camera Please refer to Appendix B No Permission You do not have the right to view the channel Please
35. only for reference The actual space required depends on the network environment and the camera performance 7 Manual recording To allow manual activation and deactivation of manual recording function on the monitoring page enable this option 8 Enable recording data retention Turn on this function and specify the minimum number of days to keep the recording data Note that the number of days entered here must be smaller than the maximum number of days to keep all recordings configured in Camera Settings gt Advanced Settings 157 9 Enable auto snapshot Select this option and the settings will be displayed You can configure up to 15 schedules for automatic snapshot taking or specify the number of Snapshots max 60 the NVR should take every hour The snapshots are saved to the Share folder of the NVR by default You can also specify a remote server to where the files will be saved Make sure you have read write access to the remote server Enable auto snapshot Snapshot schedule Take a snapshot at Add Clear Schedule List Schedule List 15 Max 01 01 Remove 02 01 Remove 03 01 Remove O Auto snapshot Take snapshot s every hour Save to Snapshot folder on the NVR Remote Destination Remote Host IP Address Destination Path Network Share Directory Di User Name Password Remote Host Testing Apply Note All the settings will not take effect until you click the Apply button When
36. settings update the system firmware back up restore reset the system settings set the E map and run the ping test 6 7 1 Alert Notification Enter the email address of the administrator and the IP address of the SMTP server When an error occurs e g power outage or a hard disk drive is unplugged an alert email will be sent to the specified recipients automatically You can go to the Event Logs to view the details of all the errors and warnings a fF FO s Ec 28a Cel ec Ce Alert Notification Alert Notification e SMSC Settings Alert level High Send e mails on any errors or warning events O Medium Send e mails only on critical errors Restart Shutdown Low No alert e mails will be sent Hardware Settings E mail SMTP server System Update address 0 0 0 0 Backup Restore Reset eae Settings O Enable SMTP Authentication User Remote Replication User Name Password e Hard Disk SMART e E map E mail sender e Ping Test E mail recipient 1 Advanced System E mail recipient 2 Settings O Use SSL TLS secure connection O Send a test e mail Note To access SMTP servers by host names you must configure primary DNS server in the network settings e Apply Note It is recommended to send a test email to make sure the mail server settings are correct 180 6 7 2 SMSC Settings You can configure the SMSC Short message service centre setting
37. supervisor who cannot change one another s password user type and access rights to the IP cameras Note 1 The user can delete his her account Note 2 The user can change his her password account Create new supervisor account Create new administrator accounts Delete other No Note 1 administrator accounts Change the password of admin Change the password of supervisor Change the password of No Note 2 other administrators Change the user type of admin Change the user type of Supervisor Change the user type of Default other administrators Change the camera access control of admin 151 Other Other system administrators managers Yes No Note 1 manager accounts Change the password of No Note es Yes Yes sysmgr 2 Change the password of es Yes Yes Yes No Note 2 other system managers Default N Change the camera access control of Yes supervisor UJ Change the camera access control of other Yes administrators Create sysmgr Create other system lt es Yes Yes manager accounts Delete sysmgr Delete other system lt es Yes Yes lt lt O N N N N N N x dl 2 2 gt e i B Change the user type of sysmgr E Change the user type of Yes Yes lt O WN other system managers Change the camera access control of sysmgr Change the camera access control of other system manage
38. the NVR are shown on the monitoring page You can click the channel window to use the features supported by the IP camera e g digital zoom or pan tilt zoom Engineering Ramcam 72 Camera Status The camera status is indicated by the icons shown below ean camera ste EL sine sess nn o The recording triggered by advanced event management Camera Settings gt Alarm Settings gt Advanced Mode is in process The alarm input 1 of the IP camera is triggered and recording is in process The alarm input 2 of the IP camera is triggered and recording is in process The alarm input 3 of the IP camera is triggered and recording is in process Motion detection recording is in process Digital zoom is enabled Connection Message When the NVR fails to display the video of an IP camera a message will be shown in the channel window to indicate the status Connecting If the IP camera is located on a remote network or the Internet it may take some time to establish the connection to the camera Disconnected The NVR cannot connect to the IP camera Please check the network connection of your computer and the availability of the IP camera If the IP camera is located on the Internet make sure you have opened the port on your router or gateway No Permission You do not have the right to view the monitoring channel Please login as a user with the access right or contact the system administrator Please check t
39. the event Play the video 1 min after the event 92 vi Eventsearch Use this function to search for all the events occurred on the IP cameras You may refer to the event details to search for the recording data Y Search all Search for the specified events occurred on all the IP cameras of an NVR within the time range specified Y Search Search for the specified events occurred on one IP camera within the time range specified Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Type fall From 22 3 2011 00 00 EA To 22 3 2011 23 59 E Play the video 1 min before the event Play the video min after the event Search All Search vii The events will be shown Click OK Date Time Recording report For Camera 1 on 2011 03 21 Total size of regular recor No recording data found For Camera 2 on 2011 03 21 Recording report for Camera 3 on 2011 03 21 Total size of regular recor No recording data found For Camera 5 on 2011 03 21 No recording data found For Camera 7 on 2011 03 21 Recording report for Camera 8 on 2011 03 21 Total size of regular recor No recording data Found For Camera 4 on 2011 03 21 Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 01 Report Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 03 Report Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 03 Report Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 03 Report Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 03 Report Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 03 Report Inform 2011 03 22 00 05 03 Report wo Oo On oo Pa oe lt Total
40. the playback access right in User Management by the web based administration interface When the playback screen is shown select a camera channel onthe NVR Next select the date and time of the video click to start searching The videos which match the search criteria will be played automatically EOS All cameras amp NVRA2C311 is 2 Axis M1113 Axis P1346 Qeye IQ 852 Panasonic HCM715 Arcont AV2105 Sony SNC CH240 Mobotix D22M IT Sanyo VCC HD2500 Vivotek IP8332 Vivotek IP7160 12 No Settings 13 No Settings 14 No Settings 15 No Settings 16 No Settings From 2010 12 02 00 00 Playback speed a e 59 Playback Settings nth 1 lt lt lt gt Playback speed YY You can play pause stop reverse play a video file or select to play the previous or next file When playing a video you can use the scroll bar to adjust the playback speed or click the digital zoom icon E to zoom in or zoom out the video You can also right click the IP camera channel and select the following options a Full screen b Keep aspect ratio c Deinterlace available on particular camera models only d Keep original size _FullScreen Keep aspect ratio Deinterlace d Keep original size 60 Chapter 4 Use the NVR by Web based Interface You are recommended to use Microsoft Inter
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42. 1 Up LAN2 Down Note To use host names for NTP or SMTP servers you must provide the IP address of the primary DNS server 131 Load balancing Load balancing enables the network resources to spread between two or more network interfaces to optimize the network transfer and enhance the system performance It operates on layer 3 protocol IP NCP IPX only Multicast broadcast and other non routable protocols such as NetBEUI can only be transferred via the main network port Note To optimize the network transfer speed of the NVR in load balancing mode use a managed Ethernet switch and enable 802 3ad or link aggregation on the ports of the switch that the Gigabit LAN ports of the NVR are connected to Load balancing Network transfer rate Auto negotiation Obtain IP address settings automatically via DHCP Use a static IP address Fixed IP Address bo T Pp e Subnet Mask 259 Default Gateway o Je Le e Primary DNS Server i Secondary DNS Server Enable DHCP Server Start IP Address End IP Address 100 Lease Time E Hour s Current connection status Connection speed 100 Mbps MTU 1500 Bytes LAN1 Up LAN2 Down Note To use host names for NTP or SMTP servers you must provide the IP address of the primary DNS server 132 Standalone The standalone option allows you to assign different IP settings for each network port The NVR can be accessed by different workgroups on two different subnets Whe
43. 4 Edit Es 107 4 Select the recording type Text entry Recording Type Search all recording data ull 5 Specify the time range for the search From 12 07 2010 00 00 Ta 12 07 2010 6 Click Preview to preview the video e Preview 7 Click OK Enter the file name and specify the location where the file is saved to 8 The file will be converted into AVI format 108 5 2 Digital Watermarking The NVR supports digital watermarking to protect the videos and snapshots from unauthorized modification You can add digital watermark on the exported video and Snapshot by VioStor Player A permanent digital signal will be added to the exported files for digital watermarking The watermark cannot be removed and is only visible to watermark proof software 5 2 1 Export Files with Digital Watermark To use digital watermarking by VioStor Player follow the steps below 1 Click Playback to open VioStor Player 2 Click Settings JioStor 109 3 Select to add digital watermark in the exported snapshot or video Settings Playing Mode f Play all frames f Skip expired video frames when necessary and make playback as smooth as possible Real time playback skip all expired video frames Snapshot Snapshot Folder D Documents and Settings 4dministrator My Doc Browse if Show timestamp and camera name Watermark if Ad
44. 4 205 to connect to the VioStor Note If the router does not use a fixed IP you will need to configure the DDNS settings on the router Other configurations are the same as above 218 Environment 3 The VioStor and the IP camera are all located remotely IP Cameras a as Y e E 1 Somi p ss cE bd 4 NVR q k Asitin OFF ice Y f ml Headquarters Internet or VPN rr address In this example add the IP camera to the VioStor by adding its IP address to the IP Address settings Note If a particular port is assigned to connect to the IP camera specify the port in the system configuration 219 Environment 4 The VioStor and the IP camera are installed behind the router VioStor 1 192 168 1 101 VioStor 2 192 168 1 102 VioStor 3 192 168 1 103 Router public IP 219 87 145 205 In the example to allow a remote PC to connect to each VioStor by FTP you need to Step 1 Set up the port mapping virtual server on the router From Forwardto VioStor 1 219 87 145 205 2001 192 168 1 101 21 VioStor 2 219 87 145 205 2002 192 168 1 102 21 VioStor 3 219 87 145 205 2003 192 168 1 103 21 You can connect to VioStor 1 by ftp 219 87 145 205 2001 You can connect to VioStor 2 by ftp 219 87 145 205 2002 You can connect to VioStor 3 by ftp 219 87 145 205 2003 Step 2 Enable FTP port mapping on the VioStor To connect to each VioStor via FTP
45. 4 4 CC 9800 PT NVR 3 4XI5 210 15 Cameras 16 6 005 5220 A PT O7 7 ELMO PTC 401C IP Ojs 8 FCS 1040 PT OJo Camera 9 Q 10 10 Fcs 1010 PT Mea C111 omean v li Click the Graphical entry tab Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera E nvr 172 17 26 59 3 4215 210 MWR 1425 2060 4 PT 4 WOc a800 PT MWR 3 4415 210 Camera 5 6 005 5220 4 PT ELMO PTC 401C IP 8 FES 1040 PT Camera 9 10 FES 1010 PT Camera 11 1 A454 Ors Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Recording Type Search all recording data he Tune ae E M IT W ITF 8 i 2 8 4 8 amp 7 8 9 10 Wl me B 14 15 16 17 BLA a al 3 413 317 LAAEN Ta Refresh Preview E te 8 8 3s 6 Ff 8 i i he i me i i me 2 ee 1wcs 20 L lloc ia 111111111111 E Ht 30052 oa ona 89 li Select the recording type Recording Type Search all recording data X Search all recording data Sure Search alarm recording data only Search regular recording data onl mM Ba T 117 iv Specify the time range when the files are recorded The settings will be applied to all the cameras selected ue 2008 H rom foowsze 5 M TWTF s CZT fel cet oss 7 8 3 10 11 12 13 0 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 2 23 ME 25 27 23 23 30 Preview Eastman HEREN z te splodlannetans El W Preview vi Click OK Eastman EEE el Soe eet EHI HE EEEH EEE fl I Divide the selected tim
46. 8 4 2 6 Auto Cruising The auto cruising feature of the NVR is used to configure the PTZ cameras to cruise according to the preset positions and the staying time set for each preset position To use the auto cruising feature follow the steps below 1 On the monitoring page of the NVR click Q to go to the configuration page of the PTZ camera 2 Set the preset positions on the PTZ camera Return to the monitoring page of the NVR Right click the display window of the PTZ camera Select Auto Cruising gt Configure Panasonic HCM311 Connect bo camera homepage Camera Settings PTZ Preset Auto Cruising Configure Digital zoom Properties 79 4 Click the number buttons to view the preset positions of the PTZ camera When you click the button the name of the corresponding preset position is shown on the Preset Name drop down menu Auto Cruising Server Mame MWR Camera Mame Camera 6 330 Preset Mame Interval 300 SEL Update Delete lf Enable auto cruising OK Cancel 80 5 Add To add a setting for auto cruising select the Preset Name from the drop down menu and enter the staying time interval in seconds Click Add Preset Mame Interval an x 5 Sec fan 5 6 Update To change a setting on the list highlight the selection Select another preset position from the drop down menu and or change the staying time interval Click Upda
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48. Enter the CGI path of the IP camera in the HTTP URL field Enter the camera name or the IP address of the camera Enter the user name and the password of the IP camera Select to enable the recording or not a ok ee ee ee ee S Click Apply to save the settings 155 Camera Configuration Camera Name Brand IP Address WAN IP Address 1 ACTi ACD 2 0080 3 Sanyo HD4006 Sanyo 4 ACTI ACH 4 2 808 ACTI Camera 5 Camera 6 7 Vivotek P27151 Vivotek 8 QONAP UC366 cht OHAP Camera Number 2 Camera 2 Camera Brand Generic Model Camera Model HTTP URL Camera Name IP Address O Port lso WAN IP Address Po for monitoring from public network O Port lso User Name Password Enable recording on this camera Note All the camera configuration will not take effect until you click the Apply button If your IP camera is installed behind NAT router you may input the public IP address or URL and the corresponding forwarded port of the router Note The QNAP NVR only supports JPEG CGI command interface but does not guarantee the compatibility with all the IP camera brands 156 6 6 2 Recording Settings Select a camera on the list and configure the recording resolution frame rate and quality You can also enable audio recording manual recording recording data retention and auto Snapshot settings Click Apply to save the settings a Fs FO s Ec 22a CHI PA Ce Recor
49. M Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei NTP Server NTP Sync Interval Version 3 3 2 Build 3916 128 6 3 Network Settings You can configure the WAN and LAN settings DDNS service file service host access control protocol management and view the network settings in this section 6 3 1 TCP IP Configuration Select one of the following options to configure the TCP IP settings of the NVR e Obtain IP address settings automatically via DHCP Select this option to allow the NVR to acquire an IP address on the local network automatically if a DHCP server is available eo Use static IP address To assign a fixed IP to the NVR enter the IP address the subnet mask and the default gateway Primary DNS Server Enter the IP address of the primary DNS server that provides the DNS service for the NVR on the external network Secondary DNS Server Enter the IP address of the secondary DNS server that provides the DNS service for the NVR on the external network Note The Jumbo Frame setting is valid in Gigabit network environment only All the network appliances connected must enable Jumbo Frame and use the same MTU value 129 If the NVR supports two LAN ports you can select to use failover load balancing or Standalone settings To use these features make sure both LAN ports are connected to the network A Oe A gt lt E r TCP IP Configuration TCP IP Configuration Configuration of Network O Failover Load
50. Main Menu The Main Menu consists of the following items TCP IP Physical disk Volume System Shut down Reboot Password Back oo ee ee ee es o 1 TCP IP In TCP IP you can view the following options 1 1 LAN IP Address 4 52 LAN Subnet Mask 1 3 LAN Gateway 1 4 LAN PRI DNS 1 5 LAN SEC DNS 1 6 Enter Network Settings 1 6 1 Network Settings DHCP 1 6 2 Network Settings Static IP 1 6 3 Network Settings BACK laz Back to Main Menu In Network Settings Static IP you can configure the IP address subnet mask gateway and the DNS of LAN 1 and LAN 2 204 2 Physical disk In Physical disk you can view the following options 2 1 Disk Info 2 2 Back to Main Menu The disk info shows the temperature and the capacity of the hard disk drive Dijs k 1 Tle mp 5iole Cc ERRABARPE RECON 3 Volume This section shows the disk configuration of the NVR The first line shows the RAID configuration and storage capacity the second line shows the member drive number of the configuration RATDS 7 5 00 GB Dir jijviel 1 2 3 4 If there is more than one volume press the Select button to view the information The following table shows the description of the LCD messages for the RAID 5 configuration Drive configuration RAID 5 S RAID 5 re synchronizing RAID 5 U RAID 5 is unmounted RAID 5 X RAID 5 non activated 205 System This section shows the system temper
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52. NAP VioStor hereafter referred to as NVR or VioStor is the high performance network surveillance solution for network based monitoring of IP cameras video recording playback and remote data access Up to 120 channels from multiple QNAP NVR servers can be monitored simultaneously The NVR supports IP based cameras and video servers from numerous brands for more information please visit http www qgnapsecurity com pro compatibility camera asp The NVR supports video recording in H 264 MxPEG MPEG 4 or MJPEG video compression The NVR offers diversified display modes and recording features e g scheduled recording alarm recording alarm recording schedule The NVR also supports data search by date and time timeline event and intelligent video analytics IVA including motion detection missing object foreign object out of focus and camera occlusion All the functions can be configured by an IE web browser The VioStor Pro Series NVR is the world s first Linux based NVR capable of truly PC less quick configuration monitoring of IP cameras on the network and video playback via the VGA connector You can connect a high definition HD VGA monitor or TV and a USB mouse optional USB keyboard optional and a USB sound card optional to the NVR to manage the surveillance system The MxPEG video compression feature is not supported by VS 2004L VS 2008L VS 1004L VS 201 VS 101 NVR 104 10 1 2 Hardware Illustration 1
53. OV S SOI Z ad did 14 LZ VS 4016U RP Pro VS 4012U RP Pro VS 4008U RP Pro 15 1 2 6 VS 4016 Pro VS 4012 Pro VS 4008 Pr ooccccccccceccccsccccsssescescessccssccussessecceaeceseuseceseccsusesasesesecsancensns 16 MZ SALON iaa Z 1 2 8 VS220L2 FON 5 2008 PrO AA T O AS 18 1 2 9 ISLAS oa 19 ELLO F S200 S A 00S Eurei tds dl 20 LAE A OE A E lesb nord O EE AAEE ARN 21 koda VSI OOD cscs da 22 P N RAOR N cca O TE uo E E EANA 23 Ladas VSI OLIV AAA AA S ETT A OEE NA 24 CHAPTER 2 INSIALL THE ON VR IT an AAA cas 25 2 1 PERSONAL COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS cssccsssssesssscecssecesssececsseccessecesseecesseecesseecesseeceeseecesseecesseecesaeeees 23 DoD BROWSE O DARRO Vallas Zi 2 3 HARD DISK DRIVES COMPATIBILITY dd tae ea ae 29 2 4 TPICAMERAS COMPA TIBIGIIY AS Teca525i 2cceasinecaensia cnc da 29 2 9 CHECIO odd Si DTA TUS AA o Pe a ee nen ne me ers me mee emer 30 2 6 SYN TEM CONFIGURA TON lila 33 CHAPTER 3 USE THE NVR BY LOCAL DISPLAY 37 3 1 OBIEK CONFIGURATION aena aida 39 3 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION saisi a 46 3 3 MONITORING eesriie hacia N E E ea detec A E E N 48 3 4 op UB yal td BY BACK rta ee eee ce eS ene eer er ee 59 CHAPTER 4 USE THE NVR BY WEB BASED INTERFACE oocccooooooonnnccccncccccccccnnnconacccacacancccccccnonss 61 4 1 CONNECT TO THEN VR uti pcia 61 A2 NIONITORING PAGE 7 64 aaans se oegssuicuonaictalabeadaaoupmeiaia A A AEN 63 4 2 1 VEV eSI NG OW iss sat i Si ea A IA 72 4 2 2 DS DIA MOG Css E A A A A A A aiii 74 4 2 3 FIC amera CONTO an
54. P VS 8032U RP VS 8024U RP VS 8040 VS 8032 VS 8024 VS 6020 Pro VS 6016 Pro VS 6012 Pro VS 4016U RP Pro VS 4012U RP Pro VS 4008U RP Pro VS 4016 Pro VS 4012 Pro VS 4008 Pro VS 2012 Pro VS 2008 Pro and VS 2004 Pro You can connect to the NVR by local display via the VGA connector to perform PC less quick configuration monitoring and video playback To use this feature you need to do the following 1 Make sure at least one hard disk drive has been installed on the NVR 2 Connect the NVR to the network 3 Make sure the IP cameras have been configured and connected to the network 4 Connect a VGA monitor or TV suggested video output resolution 1920 x 1080 to the NVR via the VGA connector 5 Connect a USB mouse and a USB keyboard optional to the NVR via the USB ports 6 Turn on the NVR The local display feature supports maximum screen resolution of 2048 1536 QXGA The system is starting up Please wait 37 When the NVR is turned on the login screen will be shown Select the language Enter the administrator name and password If the NVR has not been configured skip the login page and enter Quick Configuration refer to Chapter 3 1 Default user name admin Password admin USERNAME PASSWORD English y Click the keyboard icon to enter the necessary information if you do not have a USB keyboard Enter value Cancel The monitoring page will be shown upon successful lo
55. SECURITY VioStor NVR Network Video Recorder User Manual Version 3 3 2 Copyright 2011 QNAP Systems Inc All Rights Reserved Thank you for choosing QNAP products This user manual provides detailed instructions of using the product Please read carefully and start to enjoy the powerful functions of the product e VioStor NVR is hereafter referred to as VioStor or NVR e This manual provides the description of all the functions of the VioStor NVR The product you purchased may not support certain functions dedicated to specific models Legal Notices All the features functionality and other product specifications are subject to change without prior notice or obligation Information contained herein is subject to change without notice QNAP and the QNAP logo are trademarks of QNAP Systems Inc All other brands and product names referred to are trademarks of their respective holders Further the or symbols are not used in the text LIMITED WARRANTY In no event shall the liability of QNAP Systems Inc QNAP exceed the price paid for the product from direct indirect special incidental or consequential software or its documentation QNAP makes no warranty or representation expressed implied or statutory with respect to its products or the contents or use of this documentation and all accompanying software and specifically disclaims its quality performance merchantability or fitness for any particular
56. Select the camera brand and model Enter the name and IP address of the camera and the user name and password You can also enable or disable the recording function on each channel test the connection to the IP cameras and then click Save to apply the changes Click Search to search for the IP cameras on the local network Select a channel and click Add to add the camera With the search function the camera model and the IP address are filled in automatically Click Close to close the search results Step 6 6 Initialize IP camera setting 1 1 Axis M1113 10 11 18 32 Camera Brand 2 2 Axis M1054 _10 11 18 71 display Joe 3 3 Sony DS 10 10 11 18 102 Camera Model Axis M1113 4 4 Messoa NDZ860 10 11 19 217 7 5 5 ACTi TCM 7411 10 11 18 180 Camera Name 7 7 Sony RZ50 10 11 14 103 IP Address A 8 8 MOBOTIX Q24M Sec 10 11 19 238 O Port 9 9 Axis M1011 _10 11 18 127 No conne 10 10 Axis M1011 10 11 18 129 User Name 11 11 Axis M1031 10 11 18 127 12 12 Arecont AV3105 10 11 19 87 Password 13 13 Axis P5534 10 11 18 19 14 14 Axis M1011 10 11 18 131 Enable recording on this camera 15 15 Axis M1011 _10 11 18 14 display 16 16 i Pro NW484 10 11 18 101 Test Search Note Please enter the settings of the connected network camera and click Save to add it one by one You can click Test to verify the settings you entered 123 Click Start Installation to apply the changes a
57. a 196 6 8 2 Surveillance Logs This page shows the surveillance logs such as camera connection motion detection and camera authentication failure Logs amp Statistics Surveillance Logs E gt o RR IN EC O e r e Surveillance Logs This page shows the surveillance logs such as camera connection motion detection and camera authentication failure Display Camera ME There are 10000 events Displays records per page 2010 11 18 04 13 53 Failed to connect Camera 4 2010 11 18 04 13 42 Camera 4 No Response for over 15 seconds Recording report for Camera 5 on 2010 11 17 2010 11 18 00 05 02 Report Total size of regular recording 56G 2010 11 18 00 05 02 Total size of alarm recording 0 Recording report for Camera 4 on 2010 11 17 2010 11 18 00 05 02 Total size of regular recording 26G Total size of alarm recording 0 Recording report for Camera 3 on 2010 11 17 Total size of regular recording 3G Total size of alarm recording 0 Recording report for Camera 1 on 2010 11 17 Total size of regular recording 12G Total size of alarm recording 0 2010 11 18 00 05 02 2010 11 17 15 05 02 2010 11 17 15 05 02 2010 11 17 15 05 02 Recording report for Camera 4 on 2010 11 16 Total size of regular recording 31G Total size of alarm recording 0 Recording report for Camera 3 on 2010 11 16 Total size of regular recording 3G Total size of alarm recording 0 Recording report for Camera 5 o
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59. able or disable this function in Camera Settings gt Recording Settings on the web based administration interface Audio optional Turn on or off the audio support for the monitoring page 49 Alarm A Ala larm Alarm la larm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm 5 TOIG _ Y pa 7 z s e iji Event notification When the alarm recording is enabled and an event is detected this icon will be shown Click this icon to view the alert details You can turn on or off the alert sound To clear all the logs click Clear All or BN y 2010 2901 IET 2010 09 01 10 5 ES 2010 05 a 0 35 42 2 2010 09 01 09 9 33 32 a o 2010 09 01 09 33 29 2010 09 01 09 33 27 010 09 01 09 33 26 Y 109 3 2010 09 01 010 09 2010 09 01 00 30 15 2010 09 01 wane 2010 0801 09 38 10 09 01 coe 2010 ss 09 3 3 06 Logical input TB is triggered Logical input TB is triggered Logical input is trigge Event s Triggered on Camera 1 Event s Triggered on Camera 1 Event s 7 Triggered on Camera a Event s Triggerec A on Camera 4 era era 7 a Trigg y oral Event s Triggered on Camera 1 vent s Triggered on Camera 1 Event s Triggered or Camera 1 Son Tress gered E _ 50 PTZ Control Panel The term PTZ stands for Pan Tilt Zoom If your IP camera supports PTZ you can use the control panel on t
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61. address port HTTP URL user name and password of another network surveillance device The device will be activated when an event is triggered Action Name Po IF Address Po User Name Pp Password Pp 177 6 6 5 Advanced Settings You can configure the advanced recording settings in this section a ZF FO mm 2a Cl PAC Ce e Camera Configuration Advanced Settings e Recording Settings Maximum length of each recording file E Minute s e Schedule Settings a When the available storage is less than 4 GB e Alarm Settings overwrite the oldest recordings e Advanced Settings 9 O stop writing recordings O Keep alarm recordings for at least ho day s Remove recordings after 50 day s Alarm Recordings Start recording video at minimum 30 second s before the event occurs 30 second s after the event ends Stop video recording Apply Note All the settings will not take effect until you click the Apply button When applying the changes recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart eo Maximum period for each recording file Configure the maximum length of each recording file maximum 15 min e When the available storage is less than GB Select the action to take when the available storage is less than the preset level You can select to overwrite the oldest recordings or stop recording the new videos eo Keep alarm recordings for at least day s Speci
62. age capacity equals to the sum of the capacity of all the member drives RAID 1 Mirroring Disk Volume RAID 1 mirroring RAID 1 duplicates the data between two hard disk drives to provide disk mirroring To create a RAID 1 array a minimum of 2 Block A1 Block A2 Block A2 Block A3 Block A3 The storage capacity of a RAID 1 disk Block A4 Disk 1 Disk 2 hard drives are required volume is equal to the size of the smallest hard drive 141 RAID 5 Disk Volume RAIDS The data are striped across all the drives in cial Mesilla a RAID 5 array The parity information is distributed and stored across each drive Block A1 Cia ee Block B1 WS If a member drive fails the array enters CEE Block C2 Block G3 degraded mode After installing a new Disk 2 Disk 3 Disk 4 drive to replace the failed one the data can be rebuilt from other member drives that contain the parity information To create a RAID 5 disk volume a minimum of 3 hard disks are required The storage capacity of a RAID 5 array equals N 1 size of smallest hard drive N is the total number of hard drive members in the array RAID 6 Disk Volume RAID 6 parity across disks a RAID 6 array RAID 6 differs from RAID aan 5 that a second set of parity information is Party Ag Party Ap lock Er z nme gt Block B2 stored across the member drives in the array It tolerates failure of two member Parity Dp Block D1 Block D2 Parity Dg Disk 1 Disk 4 D
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64. an access the VioStor player from the web interface or from Windows start menu gt Programs gt QNAP gt Player ONAP VioStor Network Video Recorder Network Video Recorder Quick Start Guide Install QNAP Finder Install QNAP Codec Install QNAP VioStor Player User Manual Browse CD Product Website Exit 83 5 1 Use the Web based Playback Interface VioStor Player 1 Click the playback button gt on the monitoring page 2 VioStor Player will be shown You can use this program to search and play the recording files on the NVR servers To return to the monitoring page click E To enter the system administration page click k JioStor naaa Note You must have the access rights to the IP cameras in order to view and play the recording files by VioStor Player Please refer to Chapter 6 5 for access right configuration 84 5 1 1 Connect to Server for Playback 1 Click Play by Time EJ JioStor a A A ed Ea 85 2 The following dialog will be shown Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera a S Hai 1 Axis M1113 2 Axis M1054 3 Sony 05 10 4 Messoa NWOZ860 5 ACT TCM 7411 Camera 6 7 Sony RZSO 8 MOBOTIZ Q24M Sec g Axis M1011 am Hea RAAT a Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Recording Type Search all recording data zia rzon 00 00 pe ara 2011 11 00 poa Divide the selected time period equall
65. applying the changes recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart est Status Success Note Starting and stopping manual recording will not affect scheduled or alarm recording tasks They are independent processes All the settings will not take effect until you click Apply When applying the changes recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart 158 6 6 3 Schedule Settings You can select continuous recording or scheduled recording The default setting is continuous recording To set up a recording schedule select a camera number on the list Then select the date and time and click Add Click Apply to save the settings for the particular IP camera or click Apply to all cameras to apply the settings to all the IP cameras To delete a schedule click Remove on the schedule list o ee a O 2 ee ar e Camera Configuration Schedule Settings e Recording Settings Camera Name IP Address Scheduled Recording e Schedule Settings 2 Camera 2 10 11 16 196 ON Alarm Settings 3 Camera 3 10 11s E ON 4 Camera 4 10 11 16 91 ON J Advanced Settings 5 Camera 5 10 11 16 89 ON 6 Camera 6 7 Camera 7 8 Camera 8 v Camera Number 14 Camera 1 Y Enable schedule recording Recording Schedule Days Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Duration O All day O Start time gt End time Clear Schedule List Schedule List 15 Max Sun Mon Tue W
66. as is synchronized with this server please set up all the network cameras by entering the IP address of this server as their NTP server 4 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway of the server Step 4 6 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway for this server Obtain an IP address automatically by DHCP Use the following settings IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Primary DNS Server Secondary DNS Server Ee m we y E su BH qn Ss E E 00 me fro fe me fon e LA E E E E PJ PJ fu PJ fun a yA io E a p ead Note To allow this server to use host names for NTP or SMTP servers you must provide the IP address of the primary DNS server 4 a 121 5 Select the disk configuration All the disk data will be cleared unless you select not to set the disk configuration Step 5 6 Select the disk configuration Note The hard drive s has have been initialized Select Do not set disk configuration or the drive data will be cleared Please select the disk configuration for the initialization Disk configuration Do not set disk configuration e Total available storage capacity 0 GB The hard drive s detected by NVR WDC WDS000AAKS es Diver Ooo DOYGA12 0 465 76 GB y Seagate ST3500418AS ccoo Tip All settings will be effective after confirming the changes in the last step 122 6 Initialize the IP camera settings
67. ashes red l l read write error occurs during the process Red Green Red o A hard drive read write error occurs A USB device is detected A USB device is being removed from the Flashes blue AS E every 0 5 sec The USB device connected to the front USB port of the NVR is being accessed The NVR data is being copied to the external USB device port of the NVR is ready The NVR has finished copying the data to the USB device connected to the front USB port eSATAT The eSATA device is being accessed t The eSATA port is available on certain models only Please refer to http www qnapsecurity com for more information 31 Beep Alarm beep alarm can be disabled in System Tools gt Hardware Settings Short beep 0 5 sec The NVR is starting up The NVR is being shut down software shutdown The reset button is pressed The system firmware has been updated Short beep 0 5 sec The NVR data cannot be copied to the external device by pressing the one touch auto video backup button 1 3 Short beep 0 5 sec 3 every 5 min The system fan is out of function long beep 1 5 sec 2 Long beep 1 5 sec 1 The disk volume is going to be full 2 The disk volume has reached its full Capacity 3 The hard drives on the NVR are in degraded mode Hard disk rebuilding process starts The NVR is turned off by force shutdown hardware shutdown The NVR has been turned on successfully and is ready 32 2 6 System
68. ata can be reserved However if the HDD are working properly and the recording is in process do not hot swap the HDD to avoid damage to the HDD or recording files Warning You are strongly recommended to turn OFF the server before replacing the HDD to reduce the risk of electric shock 201 Chapter 8 LCD Panel This section is applicable to the NVR models with an LCD panel only The NVR provides a handy LCD panel for you to perform the disk configuration and view the system information When the NVR has started up you will be able to view the server name and the IP address NIVIR S F 4 D E 3 11 6 9 2 5 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 For the first time installation the LCD panel shows the number of the hard disk drives detected and the IP address You may select to configure the hard drives Number of hard Default disk Available disk configuration options drives detected configuration oe gt JBOD gt RAID O gt RAID 5 4 or above RAID 5 gt RAID 6 Press the Select button to choose the option and press the Enter button to confirm 202 For example when you turn on the NVR with 5 hard drives installed the LCD panel shows Colnflilg Dlils k s PRIA OS P TT You can press the Select button to browse more options e g RAID 6 Press the Enter button and the following message shows Press the Select button to select Yes to confirm
69. ature and the rotation speed of the system fan CHo Tle mpl eoe Syis Tle mp 55 10 Sly s Flaln 8 6 5 R P M RRR Shut down Use this option to turn off the NVR Press the Select button to select Yes Then press the Enter button to confirm Reboot Use this option to restart the NVR Press the Select button to select Yes Then press the Enter button to confirm Password The default password of the LCD panel is blank Enter this option to change the password of the LCD panel Select Yes to continue Clhja nigie Plalss wo rid _ es NA You may enter a password of maximum 8 numeric characters 0 9 When the cursor moves to OK press the Enter button Verify the password to confirm the changes DEONADESBENOGHANAN OL K Back Select this option to return to the main menu 206 System Messages When the NVR encounters system error an error message will be shown on the LCD panel Press the Enter button to view the message Press the Enter button again to view the next message Sysjtlem elri rjoir PHs i Cihleic k tjojgis Network Lost Both LAN 1 and LAN 2 are disconnected in failover or load balancing mode 207 Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 1 The monitoring screen did not display Please check the following A Check if you have installed the ActiveX add on when logging in the monitoring pag
70. before cleaning Wipe this product with a wet towel Do not use chemical or aerosol to clean this product Do not place any objects on this product for the server s normal operation and to avoid overheat Use the flat head screws in the product package to lock the hard disks in this product when installing hard disks for proper operation Do not place this product near any liquid Do not place this product on any uneven surface to avoid falling off and damage Make sure the voltage is correct in your location when using this product If you are not sure about the voltage please contact the distributor or the local power supply company Do not place any object on the power cord Do not attempt to repair this product in any occasions Improper disassembly of the product may expose you to electric shock or other risks For any enquiries please contact the distributor The chassis models should only be installed in the server room and maintained by the authorized server manager or IT administrator The server room is locked by key or keycard access and only certified staff is allowed to enter the server room O Warning Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions Do NOT touch the fan inside the system to avoid serious injuries Chapter 1 Introduction 1 1 Overview Q
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72. by clicking FTP on the playback page of each VioStor enable FTP port mapping in Network Settings gt File Services on the system administration page and set the mapped port number VioStor 1 2001 VioStor 2 2002 VioStor 3 After finishing the above two steps you can connect to the VioStor via FTP by entering the IP address in the IE browser or clicking FTP on the playback page Then login the VioStor by the correct user name and password 220 Technical Support QNAP provides dedicated online support and customer service via instant messenger You can contact us by the following means Online Support http www gnapsecurity com onlinesupport as MSN q supportO hotmail com Skype qnapskype Technical Support in the USA and Canada Email q_supportus qnap com TEL 909 595 2819 Address 166 University Parkway Pomona CA 9176 Service Hours 08 00 17 00 GMT 08 00 Pacific Time Monday to Friday 221 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3 29 June 2007 Copyright 2007 Free Software Foundation Inc lt http fsf org gt Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document but changing it is not allowed Preamble The GNU General Public License is a free copyleft license for software and other kinds of works The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed to take away your freedom to share and change the works By contrast
73. cation e Hard Disk SMART e E map Ping Test a Advanced System Settings 6 7 10 Ping Test To test the connection to an IP address enter the IP address and click Test E FE Ba Cll cI Le Alert Notification Ping Test SMSC Settings Test the connection to specific IP address Restart Shutdown e Hardware Settings Test System Update Backup Restore Reset Settings Remote Replication e Hard Disk SMART e E map Ping Test Advanced System Settings 194 6 7 11 Advanced System Settings You can set the timeout period to log off the users from the configuration page of the NVR when the idling time has reached To allow guest access to the monitoring screen of the NVR by local display select Allow guest access Note The timeout logoff does not apply to the monitoring playback advanced mode device configuration system update remote replication and logs amp statistics pages System Tools Alert Notification Advanced System Settings SMSC Settings Logoff the user from the configuration page when the user is idle for more than e Restart Shutdown mo iim o 7 ee rer Note Timeout logoff does not apply to the monitoring playback advanced mode e Hardware Settings device configuration system update remote replication and Logs amp Statistics pages e System Update Backup Restore Reset Local Display Settings Settings O Allow guest access
74. ces Standalone Network transfer rate Auto negotiation Connection Type Static IP Address 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask 0 0 0 0 MAC Address 00 08 9B A2 C3 12 Connection Status 0 Mbps LAN2 Down SMB CIFS Service On Web File Manager On FTP Service On FTP Port 21 Host Access Control Off 139 6 4 Device Configuration You can configure the SATA disk RAID management tool USB disk and the UPS settings in this section 6 4 1 SATA Disk This page shows the model size and current status of the hard disk drive s installed on the VioStor You can format the hard disks and view the status and scan the bad blocks When the hard disks are formatted the VioStor will create the following default share folders e record_nvr The folder to where the regular recording files are saved e record_nvr_alarm The folder to where the alarm recording files are saved E a EI VE Do O vr Device Configuration e SATA Disk SATA Disk RAID Management Tool New Disk Volume Configuration RAID 1 Mirroring Disk USB Disk EJ Single Disk Volume e Eeg Volume UPS Create single disk volume s Y a Create mirroring disk volume s RAID 0 Striping Disk Ye Volume Mp Eoee Create one striping disk ines volume i RAID 5 Disk Volume RAID 6 Disk Volume Combine 3 or more disks to Y Combine 4 or more disks to r i i v create a disk volume with create a disk volume with A data protection 1 disk crash a data protection 2 disk crash
75. connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 2 Password amp network settings reset button A A a S a Kensington security slot eSATA x 2 reserved VGA e pa Rh O 19 1 2 10 VS 2004L VS 2008L One touch auto video backup button USB 2 0 LED Indicators USB status HDD1 HDD2 LAN power Power button Power connector Gigabit LAN USB 2 0 x 2 Password amp network settings reset button Se O Ss eS E K Lock security slot Power cord hook a 20 1 2 11 VS 201P V SA ass SP a VioStor One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators USB status HDD1 HDD2 LAN and power Power button Power connector Gigabit LAN USB x 2 Password amp network settings reset button Kensington security slot 21 1 2 12 VS 1004L SSS es a a a e pa Rh O One touch auto video backup button USB 2 0 LED Indicators USB status HDD eSATA LAN power Power button Power connector Gigabit LAN USB 2 0 x 2 Password amp network settings reset button K Lock security slot eSATA Power cord hook 22 1 2 13 NVR 104P V O a SS Se a ea Ea a One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators Power button USB x 2 eSATA port Gigabit LAN Password network settings reset button Power connector Kensington security slot 23 1 2 14 VS 101P V ee E S Pp P i One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators Power button Power connector G
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77. cters ANL le lt gt Password The password is case sensitive and supports maximum 16 characters Itis recommended to use a password of at least 6 characters Select user type Define the user as an administrator system manager or general user Camera Access Control Assign the rights of monitoring video audio playback and PTZ control to the user Note Please refer to Chapter 6 5 4 for further information of the user access rights 149 6 5 2 Edit User Select a user on the list and click Edit You can change the password assign the rights of system administration and camera access to the user However the user name cannot be changed 1 Select a user 2 Settings admin Create P Add a new user and configure user s authority Sra Change a user s password or authority Delete Remove one or more users 6 5 3 Delete User To delete a user select the user on the list and click Delete Click OK to confirm 1 Select a user 2 Settings admin Create A Add a new user and configure user s authority sysmgr AAA Edit Change a user s password or authority emove one or more users Note The system administrator admin supervisor sysmgr cannot be deleted 150 6 5 4 User Access Rights Comparison The VioStor NVR supports three types of users including system administrator system manager and general user The default system administrators are admin and
78. d administration rights to them Other newly created system managers will also have the administration right but some rights are different from sysmgr Please refer to Chapter 6 5 4 for more details 147 3 user The general users have only the rights of monitoring and video playback They have no administration authority Please refer to Chapter 6 5 4 for more details 148 6 5 1 Create user E se eg el DOKI CO Add a new user and configure user s authority e Users User Name Password Verify Password Note For increased security password should be at least 6 characters Select user type normal user y Camera Access Control Camera Monitoring Playback PTZ Control Audio 1 1 Arecont AV8360 chi v Y 7 v 2 2 Arecont AV8360 ch2 v Y Y 7 3 3 Arecont AV8360 ch3 Y e Y iv 4 4 Arecont AV8360 ch4 Y w Y Y 5 Camera 5 Y Y Y Y 6 iPUX ICS 1310 Y Y Y Y 7 7 9800 7 Y Y Y 8 8 Arecont AV8180 chi Y Y Y Y 9 9 Arecont AV8180 ch2 Y Y Y E 10 10 Arecont AV8180ch3 Y Y Y v 11 11 Arecont AV8180ch4 Y Y v Y 12 Camera 12 Y Y Y 7 Allow all access Deny all access OK x Cancel User Name The user name must be 1 to 32 characters in length It supports alphabets A Z numbers 0 9 and underscore _ It is case insensitive and supports double byte characters such as Chinese Japanese and Korean but cannot be a pure number or contain the following chara
79. d complete test schedule The latest test result is shown on the Summary page A A a se aa VA G O System Tools e Alert Notification Monitor hard disk health temperature and usage status by the hard disk S M A R T mechanism e SMSC Settings Select hard disk Disk1 Restart Shutdown Hardware Settings Summary Hard Disk Information SMART Information Test Settings System Update No errors were detected on the hard disk Your Backup Restore Reset Good hard disk should be operating properly Settings Remote Replication Hard disk model ATA WDC WD5001ABYS 059 0 e Hard Disk SMART eli Drive capacity 465 76 GB e E ma a Hard drive health Good e Ping Test Hard drive temperature 34 c Advanced System z Settings Test time Test result Not tested 193 6 7 9 E map You can upload an E map to the VioStor to illustrate the location of the IP cameras 1 To upload an E map click Browse and select the file JPEG only Then click Upload You can change the caption of the E map and click Apply After uploading the E map click Test to view the map a ZF FO FEF Ba Cl eI Ley e Alert Notification E map SMSC Settings E map Caption NVR Apply e Restart Shutdown i E map File e Upload Hardware Settings e System Update Backup Restore Reset Settings Test e Note The uploaded E map must be JPEG format Remote Repli
80. d digital watermark in the exported snapshot lM Add digital watermark in the exported video a 4 Select the recording files refer to Chapter 5 ON 5 Click to convert the video files into AVI format 110 n 6 Click mam to start playing and exporting the files La Note When you click again the NVR will stop exporting the files and resume to the playback mode 5 2 2 Watermark Proof The Watermark Proof utility is installed automatically along with VioStor Player From the Windows Start menu select All Programs gt QNAP gt Player to locate Watermark Proof Run Watermark Proof The following window will be shown gt Watermark Proof Stop when watermark error is detected ol Click to browse and locate the files You can select multiple files at one time 112 Click gt to check the files and view the proof result If you select Stop when watermark error is detected the checking process will stop if a failed file is detected Otherwise the program will check all the files you have selected Ifa file has been modified the proof result will be shown as Failed gt Watermark Proof WOS10 jpg WS2104 jpg Lavi 46452159 jpg gt W Stop when watermark error is detected 113 5 3 Access the Recording Data You can access the recording data on the NVR by the following services e Windows Network Neighbourhood SMB CIFS eo W
81. d event management by the Advanced Mode select an event type on the left channel list and configure the actions to take on the right hes Advanced Event Management Event List Action List Add Delete j Camera event a Camera 1 AN 2 et ____ Alarm Input LA dis ape ee a Connection Failure Camera 2 Motion Detection Alarm Input Alarm Input2 Connection Failure Camera 3 Motion Detection Alarm Input Alarm Input2 Connection Failure Camera 5 Motion Detection Alarm Input Alarm Input2 Connection Failure Camera 6 Motion Detection Alarm Input Connection Failure Camera 7 v Apply JB Ext J Note e Click Apply to apply the settings or Exit to exit the settings page If the Advanced Mode is selected on the Alarm Settings page the advanced settings will be applied after the NVR restarts even if you have selected to exit the settings page The settings will be cancelled if you select to use Traditional Mode after exiting the Advanced Mode To avoid blocking by the firewall the IP cameras or the video servers configured for the alarm recording must be located on the same subnet as the NVR To switch from the advanced mode to the traditional mode select Traditional Mode and click Apply 162 o Events The events supported by the NVR are classified as camera events motion detection alarm input camera disconnectio
82. d in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio television technician for help The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Shielded interface cables if any must be used in order to comply with the emission limits C La NOTICE Class B only Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS SR N N 5 SAFETY WARNING onia aae aE A ica 9 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 0 a eee eels 10 1 1 ONE VIE Were ida 10 1 2 HARDWARE HORUS TRA TION ennir a S Seubeatnsnie woe aesaeadeeoe 11 1 2 1 VS 80400 RP VS 6032 U RP VS SOZ4 OERP id ia a ii awe 11 y V 526 040 75 803 2 Y 5 8024 dd e db 12 1 2 3 VS 6020 Pro VS 6016 Pro VS 6012 Pro ccccccccccccccccccccccceeecceesseeeesesseeeceeeeeeeeeseeeeessaaaaaasessseeeeeeeesees 13 1 2 4 VSD
83. defined Event ES LAA AA 167 Event schedule settings When you edit an event not including camera disconnection NVR events and external events you can click Set Schedule to define when the alarm settings will be active To create a new schedule select New and enter the schedule name The schedule Supports maximum 25 characters double byte characters spaces and symbols are allowed Select the day and time when the alarm settings should be active Click to add a schedule or to delete a schedule Up to 6 settings can be defined for each schedule The settings will be shown on the graphical table Click Apply to save the settings To use the same schedule for all the events click Apply to All Events You can also select to use the default schedule or a formerly created schedule from the list The default alarm settings are active all day every day Schedule Settings Select from the New weekend list alldays O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 TF 18 19 20 21 22 23 Sn O O E E E Same Cj O O O O O O O Starttime 00 00 Endtime 00 00 Sun C Mon ClTue Wed El Thu C Fri Y Sat Note You can select to use a schedule which has been created before If you change the schedule settings the new settings will be applied to all the events which use the same schedule settings Apply t
84. different resolution settings the NVR will select the smallest resolution larger than or equal to the size of the browser window If all the supported resolution settings of a network camera are smaller than the browser window the largest resolution will be selected Video Resolution Stream from the server Stream From the network camera f Adjust resolution automatically f Fixed resolution Let me choose other cameras to apply the same settings Select this option to apply the changes to other network cameras Note that some settings may not be applied if the network camera does not support the features such as streaming from camera or video resolution configuration 70 Properties General Streaming be Use custom settings le Always stream From the server Co Always stream From the network camera OSD Settings OSD text color E Display Mode Fit image to window Display image in original size IF the image is larger than the window do the Following fe Shrink image to Fit window maintaining aspect ratio C Shrink image by 1 2 1 4 1 8 and so on to Fit window Video Processing Deinterlace Video Resolution Stream from the server Stream From the network camera f Adjust resolution automatically C Fixed resolution Let me choose other cameras to apply the same settings cancel 71 4 2 1 Live Video Window The live videos of the IP cameras configured on
85. ding Settings e Camera Configuration e Recording Settings Camera Name Resolution Frame Rate Quality 1 Camera 640x480 12 Compression 504 e Schedule Settings 2 Camera 2 640x480 12 Clarity e Alarm Settings 3 Camera 3 640x480 12 Clarity l 4 Camera 4 640x480 15 Motion d Advanced Settings 5 Camera 5 1280x960 15 Motion 6 Camera 6 7 Camera 7 8 Camera 8 v Camera Number 1 Camera 1 Video Compression Motion JPEG Resolution 640x480 v Frame Rate 12 v Quality Compression 50 v Enable audio recording on this camera Enable manual recording O Enable recording data retention Retain recording data for at least day s O Enable auto snapshot Note All the settings will not take effect until you click the Apply button When applying the changes recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart 1 Video compression Choose a video compression format for the recording 2 Resolution Select the recording resolution 3 Frame rate Adjust the frame rate for the recording Note that the frame rate of the IP camera may be affected by the network traffic 4 Quality Select the image quality for the recording More disk space is required to save higher quality recording 5 Audio recording optional To enable the audio recording click Enable audio recording on this camera 6 Estimated storage space for recording The number of the estimated storage space for recording is
86. e Content o Motion Detection SSC ae Total 0 iM 4 0 40 gt ri 5 Recording failure NVR event This option allows the NVR to trigger an action when the video recording of the IP camera or the video server fails due to the hard disk bad blocks file system crash or other reasons Select NVR event from the Event List Click Recording failure Then define the action settings on the right discussed in the later sections Camera event NVR event x Mame Content Operation mai 3mrtp gmat com LO Add Delete j External event User defined Event Total 3 166 6 External event user defined events To create a self defined event on the NVR select User defined Event under External event on the Event List Then click the button Enter the event name for example door After creating an event click the event name and define the action on the right discussed in the later sections After configuring the action settings you can enter the CGI command including the self defined event name in the web browser Internet Explorer to trigger the action anytime The format of the CGI command is http NVRIP cgi bin logical_input cgi name event name For example http 10 8 12 12 80 cgi bin logical_input cgi name door Event List Action List E Add E Delete Camera event NVR event External event E ree e User
87. e DDNS Service O Enable Dynamic DNS Service e File Services DDNS server Host Access Control User Name e Protocol Management Password Host Name e View Network Settings Dynamic IP Address Fixed IP Address Apply 212 Registration Procedure Please follow the steps below to register a dynamic domain name This guide is for reference only If there are any changes please refer to the instructions or the documents on the web site 1 Open the web browser and connect to http www dyndns com Click Create Account to begin the registration DNS Services DAS fer stati and diram IP addresses Run yo ur own ser ver MallHop Services Mail delivery solutions Ensure releble mal delivery Static and dynamic IPs Network Monitoring l E Mordor your onde services 2407x365 Easy to use web interface f Top notch technical support i a m SSL Certificates High quality dyka certificates What is DHS Custom ONS Update Cents Search Cms Home Sotutiora Cririamic ONS 247 Praia Support CAMS Cancers Business Solutions MalHop Outbound Developer s Connection Contact Us Copyright E 1999 2006 Drs Hetero 213 2 Enter the information required to register the account DynDNS I My Aronui Create Your DynDNS Account Create Account Place complete the ice to creabe pour fee Dyn Account Username i Search DynDNS E mail Adkdiress Teatro to activa ar stand wll ba at do a arm
88. e of the VioStor Set the security level to Medium or lower in Internet Options of the IE browser B The VioStor is turned on and the network is correctly connected The IP address of the VioStor does not conflict with other devices in the same subnet D Check the IP address settings of the VioStor and your computer Make sure they are on the same subnet 2 A channel on the monitoring page cannot be displayed Please check the following A The IP address the name and the password entered on the camera configuration page are correct You can use the Test function to verify the connection B When the PC and the IP camera are on the same subnet while the VioStor is on another subnet you will be unable to view the monitoring screen from the PC You can solve the problems by the following methods Method 1 Enter the IP address of the IP camera as the WAN IP on the VioStor Method 2 Configure the router to allow internal access to the public IP address and the mapped ports of the IP cameras 208 The A B recording is not working properly Make sure each hard disk tray is correctly locked on the VioStor When only one hard disk drive is installed make sure the HDD is installed in the tray of HDD 1 The HDD 1 should be installed on top of the HDD 2 Check if the recording function is enabled on the Camera Configuration page the function is enabled by default Make sure the IP address the login name and the pa
89. e period equally into all the playback windows to play 90 Event entry I Select the NVR server s and the IP camera s You can select 4 IP cameras at maximum Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera E 27 vS 4016P 5 10 11 19 27 1 1 8xis M1113 5 4016P 5 1 4xis M1113 DJ2 2 Axis M1054 O3 3 Sony Ds 10 Oia 4 Messoa NDZS60 OS 5 Acti TOM 7411 OJ 6 Camera O 7 Sony R250 Os 8 MOBOTIX G24M Sec Edit Os 9 Axis M1011 rm 4m ote RAAM 4 li Click the Event entry tab Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera E 27 5 4016P 5 10 11 19 27 e 1 Axis M1113 2 WS 4016P 5 1 4Axis M1113 2 Axis M1054 3 Sony 05 10 4 Messoa NWOZ860 5 ACT TEM 7411 Camera 6 Sony R250 8 MOBOTIX Q24M Sec g Axis M1011 Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Type All From zzi 3 2011 oo oo To 221 3 2011 23 59 Play the video 1 min before the event Flay the video 1 min after the event Search All Search a Date Time Cancel 91 iii Select the event type Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Type From To iv Specify the time range when the files are recorded Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Type jal From 224 3 2011 00 00 pel Ta 2273 2011 2399 r v Specify the number of minutes to play the video recorded before and after the event Play the video 1 min before
90. e the NVR locates you can enable the NVR as a DHCP server to allocate dynamic IP address to the DHCP clients on the LAN You can set a range of IP addresses allocated by the DHCP server and the lease time The lease time refers to the time that the IP address is leased to the clients by the DHCP server When the time expires the client has to acquire an IP address again Note If there is an existing DHCP server on the LAN do not enable this function to avoid IP address allocation failure and network access error 134 6 3 2 DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Service The DDNS service enables the users to connect to the NVR by the domain name directly There is no need to memorize the lengthy IP address of the server To enable the DDNS service you have to register a DDNS account from a DDNS provider Please refer to Appendix A for details The NVR currently supports the DDNS service provided by 1 DynDNS http www dyndns org 2 OSD http ods org 3 DHS http www dhs org 4 DyNS http www dyns cx 5 http www 3322 or 6 No IP http www no ip com 7 http ipcam j e TCP IP Configuration DDNS Service DDNS Service Enable Dynamic DNS Service e File Services DDNS server www dyndns org e Host Access Control User Name y Protocol Management Password View Network Settings Host Name Dynamic IP Address Fixed IP Address e Apply 135 6 3 3 File Services
91. eb File Manager HTTP FTP Server FTP Ema rr E E Note To access the video files by these protocols you must enter the user name and password with the administrator access right To use these services enable the files services in Network Settings gt File Services in the system administration page A E a E A gaa UE D O Network Settings TCP IP Configuration Microsoft SMB CIFS File Service DDNS Service Enable SMB CIFS File Service e File Services Web File Manager e Host Access Control Enable Web File Manager e Protocol Management FTP Service e View Network Settings Enable FTP Service CO Map the FTP port of VioStor to the virtual server as Passive FTP Port Range O Use the default port range 55536 56559 O Define port range O Respond with external IP address for passive FTP connection request External IP address Note Only users with administration authority can use these file services and the files on the share folder can be read only e Apply 114 5 3 1 Windows Network Neighbourhood SMB CIFS You can access the video files by the SMB CIFS protocol on Windows OS e On the web based playback interface click SMB e Run NVR_IP from the Windows Start menu For example if your NVR IP is 10 11 19 27 enter 10 11 19 27 4 NVR Server 10 11 19 27 File Edit wiew Favorites Tools Help Back gt a y s Search ee Folders
92. ed before Add Action Action Type Recording New Select from the list Select one or more channels to start recording when an event is triggered Ch 01 CI Ch 02 C ch 03 C ch 04 CI ch 05 C Ch 06 CI Ch 07 CI Ch 08 C Ch 09 CI Ch 10 O Ch 11 E Ch 12 Execute the action for second s when the event is triggered Execute the action when the event starts and stop the action when the event ends This option is applicable to duration events only If the action is activated by duration event and both settings above are enabled the NVR will execute this setting only Note A duration event is an event with start and end time and lasts for a period of time It does not indude the events related to status change such as camera s connection failure or NVR recording failure Apply to All Events 171 2 Camera control This option allows you to configure the PTZ camera to adjust to the preset position for monitoring or act according to the HTTP URL entered when an event is triggered You can select a preset position from the drop down menu or enter the HTTP URL Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configured before Note The preset names will appear only after you have configured the preset position settings of the PTZ cameras Add Action Action Type Camera Control New Select from the list Select a preset position of the PTZ camera or enter the HTTP URL The IP
93. ed Thu Fri Sat 00 00 Next Day 00 00 Remove Apply Apply to all cameras Note All the settings will not take effect until you click the Apply button When applying the changes recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart Note 1 You can add up to 15 schedules 2 All the settings will not take effect until you click Apply When applying the changes the recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart 159 6 6 4 Alarm Settings The NVR provides Traditional Mode and Advanced Mode for alarm settings Select Traditional Mode to use the standard alarm settings in response to the alarm events To use advanced event management select Advanced Mode Note The VS 201 VS 101 NVR 104 do not support Advanced Mode in Alarm Settings Traditional Mode Select a channel IP camera video server on the list and configure the alarm settings The video recording will be activated when the alarm input of the selected channel is triggered or a moving object is detected When you enable the option Activate alarm recording only on selected schedule the alarm recording will be activated only when the alarm input is triggered or a moving object is detected within the schedule You can test the settings by clicking Test Click Apply to apply the settings to the selected channel To apply the same settings to all the channels on the list cl
94. edium or lower Internet Options Select a Web content zone to specify its ecurit B a O Security Settings 3 Settings Internet Local intranet Trusted sites Connections Te MET Framework reliant components qe Run components nok signed with Authenticode Internet O Disable This zone contains all Web sites you Enable haven t placed in other zones z O Prompt pe Run components signed with 4uthenticode Disable Enable a Prompt ustom settings ActiveX controls and plug ins To change the settings click Cu Y E E e a he qseaiinses adbeast Automatic prompting For Activex controls Disable Enable a Mim o gt amm Lolo TE cal i J Security level for this zone Custom Level Reset custom settings 26 2 2 Browse CD ROM Run the product CD ROM on your Windows PC you can view the Quick Installation Guide QIG and user manual and install codec and software utilities Finder and VioStor Player ONAF VioStor Network Video Recorder Network Video Recorder Quick Start Guide Install QNAP Finder Install QNAP Codec Install QNAP VioStor Player User Manual Browse CD Product Website Exit 27 You can browse the CD ROM and access the following contents e Finder The setup program of QNAP Finder This tool is used to discover the NVR servers available on the local network and configure the network settings of the NVR
95. ehind a router while the IP camera is not the alarm recording will not work When the alarm recording is enabled make sure you have entered the number of days that the alarm recordings will be retained in Camera Settings gt Advanced Settings Otherwise the recordings may be overwritten 209 10 11 12 13 The estimated storage space for recording displayed on the Recording Settings page is different from the actual value This estimated value is a reference value only The actual disk space may vary according to the image contents the network environment and the performance of the IP cameras The monitoring screen shows horizontal lines when the resolution of Panasonic BB HCM381 camera is set as 640x480 This is due to the interlaced scanning design of the camera Please login the configuration page of the IP camera and go to Setup gt Camera gt Vertical Resolution Configure the resolution setting as 240 The E map cannot be displayed correctly Please check the file format The VioStor supports E map in JPEG only I cannot find the VioStor by the QNAP Finder A Check if the VioStor is turned on B Make sure the computer on which Finder is run and the VioStor have been connected to the network C Refresh the QNAP Finder and check the IP address of the VioStor Make sure you have turned off all the firewall software on your computer The changes to the system conf
96. elect Camera event from the Event List Locate the channel and click Motion Detection Next click the edit button 2 enable this option configure the settings and click Apply You may also set the schedule to define the active period of the alarm settings and define the action on the right discussed in the later sections Edit Event Execute the action when a moving object is detected by the IP camera Manually specify the alarm FTP server address of the camera IP Address 3 Alarm event The alarm input and the motion detection settings of some IP cameras or video servers may be combined together and called Alarm Event on the Event List You can edit the event settings and define the action on the right discussed in the later sections Edit Event Execute the action when a moving object is detected by the IP camera Execute the action when the alarm input 1 of the IP gt camera is Manually specify the alarm FTP server address of the camera IP Address 0 165 4 Connection failure This option allows the NVR to trigger an action when the IP camera or the video server is disconnected Select Camera Event from the Event List Locate the channel and click Connection Failure After that define the action on the right discussed in the later sections Event List 9 9 2 O Add O Delete O 5 Camera event Camera on Mam
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98. eting extra files on the remote replication the NVR will synchronize the recording data between itself and the remote storage device and delete any extra files on the remote storage device When the above options are all selected and you execute the remote replication the NVR will do the following i The NVR checks if there are files on the remote storage device that are different from the local source If yes the differentiated files will be deleted ii Next the NVR checks the free space of remote storage device If the free space is larger than 4GB the remote replication will be executed immediately iii If the free space of the remote storage device is less than 4GB the NVR will overwrite the recording data of the oldest day and then executes the remote replication 191 10 The NVR displays the latest 10 remote replication records Start Time Finish Time Size ae aoe ane Pa 94 36 GByte s Succeeded a ae T ave 4 17 GBytels Succeeded Bete ae ae le ae 12 24 GByte s Succeeded Sn ae fe ae 12 53 GByte s Succeeded ee ae is is ae 11 33 GByte s Succeeded na a s de ay 11 75 GByte s Succeeded ee ae eee 4 98 GByte s fe Remote access Se os os E ee 43 68 GByte s Succeeded e000 03 3413 2301 SBE eg o T In the above example Replicated Data 1 When the status is shown as Failed Remote access error You may check if the remote storage device is running or the network settings are correct 2 When
99. etup lt lt lt Advanced Mode User Management Add Edit Delete Users Camera Settings Camera Configuration Recording Settings Schedule Settings Alarm Settings Advanced Settings System Tools Alert Notification SMSC Settings Restart Shutdown Hardware Settings System Update Backup Restore Reset Settings Remote Replication Hard Disk SMART E map Ping Test Advanced System Settings Logs amp Statistics System Event Logs Surveillance Logs On line Users List Historical Users List System Connection Logs System Information The functions of the buttons on the configuration page are described below EBA Return to the monitoring page Playback the videos Log out the NVR S View the on line help 118 6 1 Quick Configuration Follow the instructions to configure the NVR Note All the changes will be effective only after clicking Start installation in the last step a ee Feo E ga Cll eA Cy gt Weleoric Welcome e Step 1 Welcome to the quick configuration wizard This wizard will guide you through the Step 2 following steps to configure this system quickly e Step 3 1 Enter the server name ls 2 Change the administrator password e Step 5 3 Enter the date time and time zone for this server e Step 6 e Finish 4 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway for this server 5 Initialize the disk volume on this server 6 Add the IP came
100. fy the number of days that alarm recordings will be retained This will prevent the recording files from being overwritten when the free storage space is insufficient eo Remove recordings after day s Enter the number of calendar days for the VioStor to keep the recording files Please make sure your storage capacity is enough to save the data for the number of calendar days you set When the recording data has reached the expiry date all the expired video files will be deleted For example if you set to delete the recording data after 7 calendar days on the 8th day the files recorded on the first day of each camera will be deleted so that the VioStor can start to save the data on the 8th day 178 Pre Post alarm Recordings m Start recording video second s before the event occurs Enter the number of seconds to start the recording before an event occurs m Stop video recording second s after the event ends Enter the number of seconds to stop the recording after an event ends The maximum number of seconds for the above settings is 300 i e 5 minutes Note All the settings will not be effective until you click Apply When applying the changes the recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart 179 6 7 System Tools The System Tools enable you to optimize the system maintenance and management You can set the alert notification restart or shut down the server configure the hardware
101. gin refer to Chapter 3 3 for details 38 3 1 Quick Configuration If the NVR has not been configured Quick Configuration Wizard will be shown Follow the instructions of the wizard to complete the system setup Note All the changes will be effective only after you apply the settings in the last step 1 The system information will be shown Select the language and click Next Welcome Welcome to Quick Configuration Wizard This wizard will help you complete the system configuration quickly System Information Model Name VS 4016Pro IP Address Date Time 2010 11 18 08 02 31 GMT Greenwich Mean Time Dubli ATA WDC WD5001ABYS 059 0 465 76 GB Firmware Version 3 3 1 Build 3517 English Cancel 39 2 Change the admin password or use the default password admin Administrator Password Change the administrator password User Name admin New Password pai Verify Password Son _ Use the original password Note If you select Use the original password the administrator password will not be changed 3 Select to obtain the network settings automatically or enter the network settings Network Settings Obtain an IP address automatically by DHCP Use a static IP address IP Address i CO O O Subnet Mask O CO O O Default Gateway O O O O Primary DNS Server E Secondary DNS Server 40 4 Enter the date and time settings You can select to synchronize the server time w
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103. hange the administrator password to login local display Change the network settings Change the date and time settings Configure the disk volume and initialize the hard disks Configure the network camera settings 47 3 3 Monitoring Upon successful login the monitoring screen will be shown You can monitor the IP cameras change the display mode enable or disable manual recording control the PTZ cameras and so on All cameras u ss Ea Axis 221 a ANS M1113 E Axis P1346 r pa Shae IQ 852 i eee HCM311 Camera ne nt AV2105 E al SNC CH240 Mobotix D22M IT list Sony SNC DH120 E Manasonic HOM3 Vivotek IP7160 12 No Settings 13 No Settings E 14 No Settings 15 No Settings a 16 No Settings 00 VioStor PTZ camera control panel Select monitoring mode aaa BEEE ALA EA Ss fees N AH LJE ECE 010 2 03 19 4 42 View video image and IP camera info 48 Monitor Playback Configuration Enter the system configuration page allows admin access only Options Configure the event notification settings video window display settings screen resolution etc Hide left panel Hide the panel on the left of the monitoring page Logout About Manual recording Show left panel Show the panel on the left of the monitoring page Enable or disable recording on the IP camera The administrator can select to en
104. he NVR to adjust the viewing angel of the IP camera These functions are available depending on the camera models Please consult the camera s documentation for details Note that the digital zoom function will be disabled when the PTZ function is in use Pan and tilt If the PTZ camera supports pan and tilt functions click these buttons to pan or tilt the camera Preset positions Select the preset position of the PTZ camera Zoom in Zoom out If your PTZ camera supports zooming click these buttons to zoom in or zoom out Digital zoom Select a channel and click this button to enable the digital zoom function When enabled you can click to zoom in or to zoom out Focus control Adjust the focus control of the PTZ camera 51 Display Mode The NVR supports various display modes for monitoring Click the correct icon to switch the display mode Icon Description Description pe EH 12 channel mode 1 Select the display page number Sequential mode This mode can be used with other display modes Click to enable or disable sequential mode Click L to define the time interval of which the channels will be displayed Note VS 2004 Pro supports 1 to 6 channel display modes only VS 2008 Pro VS 4008 Pro VS 4008U RP Pro support 1 to 10 channel display modes only Other NVR models support 1 to 12 channel display modes 52 Live View Screen Upon successful configuration
105. he camera settings or update the firmware of the IP camera if any Contact the technical support if the error persists 73 4 2 2 Display Mode The NVR supports different display modes for viewing the monitoring channels Single channel mode Picture in Picture mode 4 channel mode E 6 channel mode 8 channel mode En Sos 9 channel mode 10 channel mode eee Hela Multi channel mode Adjust window size m A a Full screen 4 2 3 PTZ Camera Control Panel Sequential mode The term PTZ stands for Pan Tilt Zoom If an IP camera supports the PTZ feature you can use the control panel on the NVR to adjust the viewing angel of the IP camera These functions are available depending on the camera models Please refer to the user manual of the IP cameras for more information Note that the digital zoom function will be disabled when the PTZ function is in use Zoom out Adjust PT angle of the camera Digital zoom Focus control of the PTZ camera Select PTZ camera preset positions 74 4 2 4 Multi server Monitoring Follow the steps below to use the multi server monitoring feature of the NVR 1 Click Server List on the monitoring page Server List Please add a server to connect to IP Address Auto Detect 219 87 144 205 2 6 0 1510 Default ID E Password a Click Auto Detect to search for the NVR on the LAN and add the server to the server list b Click
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107. his system can be used by the network cameras or other servers as an NTP server by default To ensure that the date and time of the network cameras is synchronized with this server please set up all the network cameras by entering the IP address of this server as their NTP server 2 To access NTP servers by host names you must configure primary DNS server in the network settings 3 If the time settings are changed recording will stop to apply the changes maximum 3 minutes e Apply Synchronize with an Internet time server automatically Enable this option to update the date and time of the NVR automatically with an NTP Network Time Protocol server Enter the IP address or the domain name of the NTP server for example time nist gov or time windows com The NVR can be configured as the NTP server for the IP cameras or other servers To ensure the date and time of the IP cameras are synchronized with the NVR enter the NVR IP as the NTP server of the IP cameras To set the server time the same as the computer time select Set the server time the same as your computer time Note It may take several minutes to synchronize the time after you enable the NTP server feature 127 6 2 3 View System Settings You can view the system settings such as the server name on this page at en DN EC O o JO vr System Settings View System Settings e View System Settings EA NVR Date March 22 2011 Time 12 11 28 P
108. ick Apply to all cameras wa ZF FO S FE 2a CHI PA Cy Camera Settings e Camera Configuration Alarm Settings e Recording Settings Traditional Mode Advanced Mode Schedule Settings Camera Name IP Address Alarm Recording A Setti 1 Camera UN e E OFF A bid 2 Canera 2 10 11 16 196 OFF e Advanced Settings 3 Camera 3 10 ti We ae ie OFF 4 Camera 4 10 11 16 91 OFF J 5 Camera 5 10 11 16 89 OFF 6 Camera 6 7 Camera 7 8 Camera 8 v Camera Number 14 Camera 1 Y O Enable alarm recording O Start recording when the camera s alarm input 1 is Active O Start recording when motion is detected by the camera O Activate alarm recording only on selected schedule Specify the FTP address for the NVR to receive the alarm messages from the IP camera optional Apply Apply to all cameras Note All the settings will not take effect until you click the Apply button When applying the changes recording will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart 160 Note e All the settings will be effective after clicking Apply When applying the changes the current recording process will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart To avoid blocking by the firewall the IP cameras or the video servers configured for alarm recording must be located on the same subnet as the NVR To switch from traditional mode to advanced mode select Advanced Mode and click Go to the settings page
109. igabit LAN USB x 2 Password amp network settings reset button Kensington security slot eSATA port reserved 24 D 6 e Chapter 2 Install the NVR For the information of hardware installation see the Quick Installation Guide QIG in the product package You can also find the QIG in the product CD ROM or QNAP website http www qnapsecurity com 2 1 Personal Computer Requirements For better system performance your computer should at least fulfil the following requirements No of Channels 4 M JPEG Intel Pentium 4 CPU Operation system 2 4GHz or above Microsoft Windows MPEG 4 MxPEG H 264 Dual core CPU 2 0GHz la eka Memory 2GB or or above M JPEG Intel Pentium 4 CPU anys 2 8GHz or above Network port MPEG 4 MxPEG H 264 Dual core CPU 2 4GHz e port or above or above W 12 M JPEG Intel Pentium 4 CPU did Mi ft Int t 3 0GHz or above oo 16 Explorer 6 0 or MPEG 4 MxPEG H 264 Dual core CPU 2 8GHz above or above CD ROM drive M JPEG Dual core CPU 2 4GHz Recommended or above resolution 1024 x MPEG 4 MxPEG H 264 Quad core CPU 768 pixels or 2 33GHz or above above 20 M JPEG Dual core CPU 2 6GHz or above MPEG 4 MxPEG H 264 Quad core CPU 2 6GHz or above M JPEG Quad core CPU 2 33GHz or above MPEG 4 MxPEG H 264 Core i7 CPU 2 8GHz or above 25 Security Settings of the Web Browser Please make sure the security level of the IE browser in Internet Options is set to M
110. iguration did not take effect After changing the settings on the administration page click Apply to apply the changes The monitoring page cannot be fully displayed in Internet Explorer If you are using the zooming function of Internet Explorer 7 the page may not be displayed properly Please click F5 to refresh the page I cannot use the SMB FTP and Web File Manager services of the VioStor A Login the VioStor as an administrator Go to Network Settings gt File Services and check if these three functions are enabled B If the VioStor is installed behind a router the SMB and FTP services can only be accessed from the same subnet Please refer to Appendix B for details 210 14 The VioStor takes too long to restart When the VioStor takes more than 5 minutes to restart turn off the power and turn on the server again If the problem persists please contact the technical support 211 Appendix A Dynamic Domain Name Registration The VioStor supports the DDNS service provided by DynDNS You can go to the DynDNS website http www dyndns org to register a dynamic domain name Configure and activate the DDNS service to enable the Internet users to connect to the VioStor by this dynamic domain name When the ISP assigns a new WAN IP address the VioStor will update the new address to the DynDNS server automatically T ee a se gaa UE DA CO TCP IP Configuration DDNS Service
111. illas 74 4 2 4 MULTI CAVE A o ae dol da do 75 4 2 5 MONTOK SCUO Sain ir EN ageeedess 76 4 2 6 AUO RS nl e a ins dde o dede 79 CHAPTER PLAY VIDEO FILES 00 A A A A Manica 83 5 1 USE THE WEB BASED PLAYBACK INTERFACE VIOSTOR PLAYER ccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 84 5 1 1 Connect to Server TOP PILA DOCK oi ie ate ida 85 a Ploy Videot iles from Your COMPUTER A A a aa 95 I3 Quad vow PIV OD CI oaia aa r aaa dela tnt iD hus canal die 97 5 1 4 Intelligent Video Analytics IVA sai sccusssctnhsii dida 99 Dale COV CTE LO AVILA Md ld ells 106 Se DIGITAL WATERMARKING aaa Ia ai 109 IAI Export Files with DISTAL Watermaal kenere eied SENE E N EN 109 Liz VAART ds teceas 112 523 ACCESS THE RECORDING DATA castian a 114 I3 Windows Network Neighbourhood SMB CIFS ooooooononccnnncnnnnonnnonnononnnnnnonononononnnnnnnnnnnnnnanininnnns 115 5 3 2 W 2D File Mana oTr LI F e o ld N 115 5 3 3 PIPOT VE IT AA 116 CHAPTER 6 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION ads 117 6 1 COT CON GR DION dd lil 119 OZ S OTEN OETI ING S td A A 126 6 2 1 SEMEN CLC E AOE AA A A cs 126 6 2 2 Pale a LIMO r EL EA 6 2 3 View osema eN iii did 128 0 35 NETWORK SE TINGS ii oda 129 6 3 1 TEFAF COO CU GOW ssc Bh hac teh acre da a 129 6 3 2 DDNS Dynamic Domain Name Service a lado 135 6 3 3 V SS a COS A nn OT A O A A 136 6 3 4 HOSCACCESS CONTO riri a shore a E E dd dle tcreohan hoger 137 OI REO LO COLIMA EN e td oe da 138 6 3 6 Few IN COVIRENA 139 OA DEVICE CONFIGURA TO
112. ime Server E Camera Selected Camera E 34 V5 50124 172 17 27 34 Ma 2 207M A HS 2A 2 207M A M3 Camera 3 221 amera 4 2 k Camera 4 2114 OS cameras M Camera 6 206 O Camera 7 HCM 311 18 Cameras OJo Camera 9 c50 Edit 010 Camera 10 rm E O e Lil x 2009 07 15 00 01 09 1 2009 07 15 00 02 03 15 00 03 24 15 00 04 18 15 00 05 11 15 00 10 04 15 00 11 23 15 00 12 16 15 00 13 09 15 00 14 03 15 00 15 22 15 00 16 15 15 00 98 5 1 4 Intelligent Video Analytics IVA The NVR supports intelligent video analytics for video data search The following features are supported Y Y Y Y Y Motion detection Detects the movement of the objects in the video Foreign object Detects new object in the video Missing object Detects missing object in the video Out of focus Detects if the camera is out of focus Camera occlusion Detects if the IP camera is obstructed To use this function follow the steps below 1 Go to the Playback page of the NVR Add the files to the playlist Note The intelligent video analytics support video search on one channel only 99 2 On the playback window click da JioStor Bn Fl ed E MS E D 10 i WA Settings Detection Mode Foreign object Missing object Cut of focus Camera occlusion Sensitivity Define detection zone Define object size Please select an area for detection Select
113. is dialog next time Decryption Cancel 3 The playlist will be shown Click Play to start playing 96 5 1 3 Quad view Playback The quad view playback feature allows you to search for the video recorded by the NVR servers quickly You can view the videos of four IP cameras simultaneously or select to divide the video of one IP camera into four time periods and play them in a quad view window Y Divide the selected time equally into four playback windows Select only one camera Click Text entry or Graphical entry Enter the search criteria and select the option Divide the selected time period equally into all the playback windows to play Click OK Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera El 34 V5 50124 172 17 27 34 eee 1 225FDO 34 VW5 50124 2 20M A 2 207M A Camera 3 221 Camera 4 2114 Camera 5 Camera 6 206 Camera 7 HCM 311 Camera 8 Camera 9 C50 Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Recording Type Search all recording data 16 7 2009 00 00 To 16 7 2003 16 03 gt Divide the selected time period equally into all the playback windows to play Preview E 97 v Play the video of four IP cameras Select four IP cameras Enter the search criteria in the Text entry or Graphical entry When the search results are shown you can play the video files of the four IP cameras simultaneously Search Recordings by T
114. isk 2 Disk 3 The data are striped across all the drives in drives To create a RAID 6 disk volume a minimum of 4 hard disks are required The storage capacity of a RAID 6 array equals N 2 size of smallest hard drive N is the total number of hard drive members in the array 142 6 4 2 RAID Management Tool This function is not supported by the VS 1004L VS 101 VS 201 NVR 104 The RAID management tool allows you to carry out capacity expansion RAID migration or Spare drive configuration with the original drive data reserved RAID Management Tool This function enables capacity expansion RAID configuration migration or spare drive configuration with the original drive data reserved Note Make sure you have read the instructions carefully and you fully understand the correct operation procedure before using this function Current Disk Volume Configuration Mirroring Disk Volume Drive 1 Es 2 The operation s you can execute Expand capacity The operation s you can execute Comment e Expand capacity This function enables capacity expansion of a RAID configuration by replacing the member drives one by one This option is supported by RAID 1 RAID 5 or RAID 6 configurations e Add hard drive This function enables adding new drive member to a RAID configuration It is supported by RAID 5 configuration o Migrate This function enables a drive configuration to be migrated to a different
115. ith an Internet time server If you enter a domain name for the NTP server make sure you have set up a correct DNS server Time Setting Time Zone GMT Greenwich Mean Time Dublin Edinburgh Lisbon London Date Time Los a YYYY MM DD hh mm SS Yi Synchronize with an Internet time server automatically NTP Server pool ntp org Ez Status 5 Select the disk configuration Click Disk Information to view the hard disk drive details Note that all the disk data will be deleted when you select to initialize the disk volume Disk Volume Configuration Please select a disk configuration for the system Disk Configuration Do not set disk configuration Vv Do not configure the disk volume Note All the hard disk drives will be formatted and the disk data will be cleared if you select to configure a disk volume on the server Disk Information 41 6 Configure the IP camera settings If no IP cameras have been set you will be prompted to search for the cameras on the local network Camera Settings Camera Name Camera Brand IP Address Camera 1 Notice Camera 2 You did not configure any cameras yet Do you want to search for the cameras on the local Camera 3 network LAN Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6 Camera Camera 8 Search a The cameras found will be shown Select the IP cameras and click Add to add the channels Search Results Camera Brand Came
116. le to duration events only If the action is activated by duration event and both settings above are enabled the NVA will execute this setting only Note A duration event is an event with start and end time and lasts for a period of time It does not include the events related to status change such as camera s connection failure or NVR recording failure Apply to All Events 173 4 Email To allow the system administrator to receive an instant email alert when an event is triggered enter the SMTP settings Multiple email addresses can be entered as the recipients You may also select to attach the snapshots of the multiple channels IP cameras video servers available on the NVR Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configured before Add Action Action Type New Select from the list E mail SMTP server address smtp gmail com C Enable SMTP Authentication User Name jasonhuang 144 Sender jasonhuang144gmail con Recipients jason 144 hotmaill com Subject A MTK AM9060 Content A MTK AM9060 motion trigger on 47 22 Cl Use SSL TLS secure connection Attached with snapshot C Cch 01 C Ch 02 C Ch 03 Ch 04 Ch 05 C Ch 06 C Ch 07 C ch 08 C ch 09 Ch 10 Ch 11 Ch 12 C Time interval to send the alert email when the same kind of events is triggered second s Send a test e mail Apply to All Events Apply 174 5 SMS To allo
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118. n NVR events recording failure and external events user defined events Note The camera events available depend on the features supported by the IP Cameras or video servers Buttons on the event list Add an external event This button is not applicable to the camera events and the NVR events Edit an event This button cannot be used to edit camera disconnection Delete an external event This button is not applicable to the camera events and the NVR events Event List Camera event NVR event External event 163 The NVR supports the following event types Before you define the action settings select the events to manage and configure the settings 1 Alarm input This option allows the NVR to trigger an action when the alarm input of the IP camera or the video server is triggered Select Camera event from the Event List Locate the channel which supports alarm input and click Alarm Input Next click the edit button 2 enable this option configure the settings and click Apply You may also set the schedule to define the active period of the alarm settings After that define the action on the right discussed in the later sections Edit Event Execute the action when the alarm input of the IP 6 Hl sc dule al 164 2 Motion detection This option allows the NVR to trigger an action when a moving object is detected by the IP camera or the video server S
119. n load balancing is enabled failover does not work You can only enable the DHCP server for the primary network port LAN 1 LAN 1 Network transfer rate Auto negotiation Obtain IP address settings automatically via DHCP Use a static IP address Fixed IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gateway Primary DNS Server Secondary DNS Server Enable DHCP Server Start IP Address End IP Address Lease Time Current connection status Connection speed 100 Mbps MTU 1500 Bytes LAN1 Up Note To use hast names for NTP or SMTP servers you must provide the IP address of the primary DNS server 133 Network Transfer Rate You can select auto negotiation default 1000 Mbps or 100 Mbps It is recommended to use the default setting that the server will determine the network speed automatically Obtain IP address settings automatically via DHCP If your network supports DHCP select this option to allow the NVR to retrieve an IP address and the related information automatically Use static IP address To assign a fixed IP to the NVR enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway Primary DNS Server Enter the IP address of the primary DNS server that provides the DNS service for the NVR on the external network Secondary DNS Server Enter the IP address of the secondary DNS server that provides the DNS service for the NVR on the external network Enable DHCP Server If no DHCP server is available on the LAN wher
120. n 2010 11 16 Total size of regular recording 45G Total size of alarm recording 0 Camera e Recording report for Camera 2 on 2010 11 17 2010 11 18 00 05 02 Report 2 Total size of regular recording 6G Total size of alarm recording 0 e o 197 6 8 3 On line Users List This page shows the information of the currently active users e g the user name IP address and login time gt ee cee ad gt E g8 el ee Logs amp Statistics e System Event Logs On line Users Surveillance Logs Display the information of the on line users accessing the system via networking services On line Users List e Historical Users List Total 1 record s System Connection Logs Login Login Compute Connect name type _ Accessed resources aia radmin 1081242 HTTP HTTP 2010 11 18 04 07 26 10 8 12 42 Administration 6 8 4 Historical Users List This page shows the information of the users who have logged in the system including the user name IP address login time and the services they have accessed etc gt a El 2 Sl D EY e System Event Logs Historical Users List e Surveillance Logs On line Users List Display the information of the users that have accessed the system via networking services e Historical Users List Total 590 record s Displays records per page e System Connection Logs Login System Information time E m ae act 2010 11 18 03 14 04 admin 10 8
121. nal IP address Note Only users with administration authority can use these file services and the files on the share folder can be read only e Apply 136 6 3 4 Host Access Control Specify the connections to be allowed or denied to connect to the NVR Choose one of the following options to restrict the access from a network or an IP address host to the server A E se es gaa E MA O TCP IP Configuration Host Access Control e DDNS Service O Allow all connections e File Services O Allow connections from the list only e Host Access Control Deny connections from the list e Protocol Management O Host View Network Settings O Network IP Address J J C J Netmask 255 e Apply 1 Allow all connections Default setting Allow the connection from all the hosts to the server 2 Allow connections from the list only Allow the connection from the hosts specified on the list only Note When this function is enabled only the specified IP on the list will be able to find and connect to the NVR 3 Deny connections from the list Deny the connection from the hosts or IP specified on the list Note Make sure your PC is added to the allowed list 137 6 3 5 Protocol Management To connect to the NVR by a specific HTTP port number enable the option Specify HTTP port number and enter the port number The default setting is 80 RTP Real time Transfe
122. nd Axis v Camera Model Axis 221 v Camera Name Camera 1 221 IP Address 172 17 27 54 O Port WAN IP Address for monitoring from public network O Port User Name root Password Enable recording on this camera Note All the camera configuration will not take effect until you click the Apply button If your IP camera is installed behind NAT router you may input the public IP address or URL and the corresponding forwarded port of the router 154 Note 1 All the settings will not take effect until you click Apply When applying the changes the recording operation will stop for a while maximum 1 minute and then restart Click Search to search for the IP cameras on the local network Select a channel for the IP camera and click Add to add the camera By using the search function the camera model and the IP address are filled in automatically Click Close to close the search results Add generic IP camera support by the CGI command The NVR provides an interface for the users to enter the JPEG CGI command of the IP cameras in order to receive the video and audio streaming data from the IP cameras and monitor record and playback the video of the IP cameras on the NVR Follow the steps below to configure your IP camera Select the IP camera number Select Generic Model for the camera brand Select Generic JPEG for the camera model
123. nd initialize the system Finish The changes you have made to the server are as below Click Start installation to begin the quick configuration or click Back to return to the previous steps to modify the settings Server Name NVR Password The password is unchanged Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei Time Setting Set the server time the same as your computer time Network Use the following settings IP Address 10 11 19 27 Subnet Mask 255 255 254 0 Default Gateway 10 11 18 1 Primary DNS Server 10 8 2 11 Secondary DNS Server 10 8 2 9 IP Camera You have configured 15 camera s Disk configuration Do not set disk configuration Drive 1 WDC WD5000AAKS 00YGA12 0 465 76 GB Drive 2 a r Drive 3 Seagate ST3500418AS CC37 465 76 GB Drive 4 za a Start installation 124 Click Start Monitoring to view the live video from the IP cameras or click Close to return to the system administration home page System is initializing please wait The system is being configured do NOT power off the server or unplug the hard drive s 1 Enter the server name 2 Change the administrator password 3 Enter the date time and time zone for this server 4 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway for this server 5 Initialize the disk volume on this server 6 Add the IP cameras to be recorded to this server 66 6 Y System configuration completed Start Monitoring Congratulatio
124. net Explorer to monitor the IP cameras and manage the functions of the NVR Important Notice Before using the NVR make sure you have installed the hard disks in the server correctly and finished the disk formatting and configuration Otherwise the server will not function properly 4 1 Connect to the NVR Follow the steps below to connect to the monitoring page of the NVR 1 Run Finder Double click the name of the NVR You can also type the IP address of the server in the IE browser to connect to the monitoring page ONAP Finder Servers Connect Settings Tools Help Double click to IP Address server Type MAC Address login the server VioStar Se ee O0 10 18 00 00 Uu Connect Contigure Details Reftesh Exit 61 Enter the user name and password to login the NVR Default user name admin Default password admin If you are using the VS 201 VS 101 NVR 104 the login name is administrator and the login password is admin To view the live video install the ActiveX add on 62 4 2 Monitoring Page Upon successful login the monitoring page will be shown Select the display language You can start to configure the system settings and use the monitoring and recording functions of the server View Polat O ab Germany TO Portugal SO Spain E _ z itori ar gt monitoring gt ane 9 7 WE adi pol as Adjust channel Romania TD italy ES GRRE Denmark
125. nfiguration page Audio optional Turn on off the audio support for the monitoring page 64 Login network camera homepage Select a channel and click this button to go to the homepage of the selected IP camera Event notification When the alarm recording is enabled and an event is detected this icon will be shown Click this icon to view the alert details Digital zoom Select a channel and click this button to enable the digital zoom function You can also right click the monitoring channel to enable this function Press and hold the left mouse button to zoom in or press and hold the right mouse button to zoom out You can press the left mouse button to drag the viewing angle of the IP camera You can also use the mouse wheel or the PTZ control panel to use the digital zoom function Focus control Adjust the focus control of the PTZ camera Select PTZ camera preset positions You can view different preset positions of the IP camera by clicking the number buttons To configure the preset positions of the IP camera please refer to the user manual of the IP camera Recording storage status Display the percentage of the used storage and the free space of the NVR Free 272 GE 65 Note 1 Enabling or disabling the manual recording feature will not affect the scheduled or alarm recording 2 By default the snapshots are saved in My Documents or Documents gt Snapshots on you
126. nfigure this Step 2 system quickly e Step 3 1 Enter the server name ee 2 Change the administrator password e Step 5 Step 6 3 Enter the date time and time zone for this server e Finish 4 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway for this server 5 Initialize the disk volume on this server 6 Add the IP cameras to be recorded to this server Note Changes to all settings will be effective only when you confirm in the last step 34 6 Click Start installation to execute the quick configuration Finish The changes you have made to the server are as below Click Start installation to begin the quick configuration or click Back to return to the previous steps to modify the settings Server Name 2 VS 4016P 5 Password The password is unchanged Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei Time Setting 2011 3 22 10 41 24 Network Use the following settings IP Address 10 11 19 27 Subnet Mask 255 255 254 0 Default Gateway 10 11 18 1 Primary DNS Server 10 8 2 11 Secondary DNS Server 10 8 2 9 IP Camera You have configured 15 camera s Disk configuration Do not set disk configuration Drive 1 WDC WD5000AAKS5 00YGA12 0 465 76 GB Drive 2 E Drive 3 Seagate ST3500418AS CC37 465 76 GB Drive 4 E Start installation 7 After the quick configuration you can start to use the NVR Click Start Monitoring to view the live video from the IP cameras or click Close to retu
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128. nning 0 O Send a test SMS message If the SMSC settings are incorrect you will not be able to receive the test message Send SMS text messages when the following events take place O Motion is detected on an IP camera O Alarm input is triggered on an IP camera O An IP camera is disconnected O The system fails to save recording files Interval of sending SMS text messages of the same events Minute s 182 6 7 3 Restart Shut Down Follow the steps below to restart or shut down the server 1 Goto System Tools gt Restart Shutdown 2 Click Restart to reboot the server or Shut Down to turn off the NVR a ZF FO S FE 2a Kel eI Ce Alert Notification Restart Shutdown e SMSC Settings To restart the server click Restart i E Restart Shutdown To shut down the server click Shut Down Hardware Settings System Update Rackitn Restore Reset 183 6 7 4 Hardware Settings You can enable or disable the hardware functions of the NVR a Fe FH S F amp F Ba Cel et Le e Alert Notification Hardware Settings e SMSC Settings Enable configuration reset switch Restart Shutdown Auto power on when power resumes after power loss Enable front video backup button e Hardware Settings Back up the recordings on the latest E day s to the connected USB device e System Update when the button is pressed Backup Restore Reset Enable light signal
129. ns You have successfully configured the system Please click Close to return to the home page or Start Monitoring to enter the monitoring page 125 6 2 System Settings You can configure the basic system settings including the server name the date amp time and view the system settings 6 2 1 Server Name Enter the name ofthe NVR The server name supports maximum 14 characters which can be a combination of alphabets a z numbers 0 9 and hyphen It does not allow Spaces pure numbers or the following characters pi lt gt 4 NXx FR T TAO lt gt E g8 21 DA Qy Server Name e Server Name e Date amp Time Server Name View System Settings Model Name VS 4016Pro Firmware Version 3 3 2 Build 3916 e Apply 126 6 2 2 Date amp Time Set the date time and time zone according to your location If the settings are incorrect the following problems may occur Incorrect time display on the video files e Incorrect time display on the event logs a ZF Te FE Ba Cll eA CLC System Settings e Server Name Adjust the date time and time zone of this server Date amp Time Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei v e View System Settings Date Time 2011 3 22 y ean 117 121 C Synchronize with an Internet time server automatically Server Status C Set the server time the same as your computer time Note 1 T
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131. o All Events Apply Cancel 168 eo Actions The NVR supports different actions which can be activated when the selected events are triggered on the IP cameras or the video servers The actions include video recording email alert SMS alert buzzer PTZ camera control alarm output and logic output Buttons on the action list Add an action After configuring an event on the left click Add to create an action in response to the event Click Apply to save the settings Edit an action Select an event on the left All the actions defined for this event will be shown Select the box in front of the action name you want to edit Then click this button on the Action column to edit the action settings Delete Delete an action Select an event on the left All the actions defined for this event will be shown Select the box in front of the action name you want to delete and click Delete You can select to delete multiple actions Add Delete 9 8 E Camera event 4 Camera Motion Detection Alarm Input CIAO 800 OF Email smtp gmail com Connection Failure SMS SMS Provider Clickatell Phone 1 980442483 Camera2 E i Recording Recording channel 1 3 5 Motion Detection Ul Alarm Input1 Buzzer ag a El m El Connection Failure ch4 Panasonic 311 p2 Camera 4 Send URL nphControlCamera Camera Control Camera3 Direction Preset
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134. on the channels 5D Settings OSD text color Pi 68 Display Mode e Fit image to window Select this option to fit an image to the browser window You may also specify to keep the aspect ratio when resizing an image e Display image in original size Select this option to display an image in its original size if itis smaller than the browser window Specify also how an image will be resized if it is larger than the browser window Y Shrink image to fit window maintaining aspect ratio Y Shrink image by 1 2 1 4 1 8 and so on to fit window Display Mode O Fit image to window T Display image in original size IF the image is larger than the window do the Following le Shrink image to Fit window maintaining aspect ratio f Shrink image by 1 2 1 4 1 8 and so on to Fit window Video Processing Turn on Deinterlace when there are interlaced lines on the video Video Processing Deinterlace 69 Video Resolution Specify to adjust resolution automatically or use fixed resolution If you select to adjust resolution automatically the NVR will select the resolution setting which best fits the size of the IE browser window Note that Stream from network camera will not be available if the network camera does not support streaming from camera or video resolution configuration Both options will not be available if the network camera does not support multiple streams If a network camera supports
135. one 1 free account 214 4 Configure the mailing lists if necessary Then click Create Account Mailing Lists optional maintains a number of mailing ists designed to keep our users informed about product anmoucements cient development our company newsletter and our system status Please use the checkbowes below to after your subscription preference Your subscription preference may be changed at any time through the account settings page Announce MailHop C systemstatus Next Step After you click Create Account we wil create your account and send you an e mail to the address you provided Please follow the Instructions in that e mad to confirm your account You wil need to confirm your account within 48 hours or we wil automaticaly delete your account This helps prevent unwanted robots on our systems 5 When your account has been successfully created a confirmation email will be sent to you Follow the instructions in the email to activate your account When you have finished the confirmation process you can apply for your own dynamic domain name Please refer to the website of the DDNS provider for more information 215 Appendix B Configuration Examples Environment 1 The VioStor the IP camera and the monitoring PC are all on the same network 192 168 1 1 In the example add the IP cameras to the VioStor by entering the IP addresses of the IP Cameras 216 Envi
136. ontrol Preset Select the preset positions of the PTZ camera Enable live tracking Available on Panasonic NS202 A camera Disable live tracking Available on Panasonic NS202 A camera a Oo 290 5 o Auto cruising This feature is used to configure the PTZ cameras to cruise according to the preset positions and the staying time set for each preset position h Digital zoom Enable disable digital zoom i Keep aspect ratio 67 To configure other monitoring options right click a channel and select Properties Camera 0 A A z4 071 50g l j m ae Connect to camera homepage Camera Settings Digital zoom Properties Streaming e Always stream from the server Select this option to stream the audio and video data from the NVR If your computer cannot connect to the network cameras select this option to allow the NVR to stream the data no extra port forwarding is required However the performance of the NVR may be affected e Always stream from the network camera If the NVR and the network cameras are connected to the same local network select this option to stream the video data from the network cameras If the NVR the network cameras and the PC are located behind a router virtual server or firewall configure port forwarding on the network cameras to use certain ports Properties General Streaming Override global settings e e OSD Settings Specify the font colour of the texts
137. ouch auto video backup button USB LED indicators Status LAN USB eSATA HDD1 4 Power button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 4 eSATA x 2 reserved VGA Password amp network settings reset button eo E S Pp a 15 1 2 6 VS 4016 Pro VS 4012 Pro VS 4008 Pro es SS Ss O eS Rh pa pap UU N e O VioStor US 4098 Series 169 204 100 100 One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators Status LAN USB eSATA HDD1 4 Power button Select button Enter button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 4 eSATA x 2 Reserved VGA Password amp network settings reset button Kensington security slot 16 1 2 7 VS 4016U RP E E Se eS UVloStor o Ty TS 1 i A f SS 1 gus _ E a af af A J E Y g 2 PEA l One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators USB Status HDD1 HDD4 LAN Power button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 2 Password amp network settings reset button VGA 17 1 2 8 VS 2012 Pro VS 2008 Pro eo E S Aa e Rh O VioStor One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators HDD1 HDD2 LAN eSATA Power button Power connector Gigabit LAN x 2 USB x 2 eSATA x 2 reserved VGA Password network settings reset button Kensington security slot 18 1 29 VS 2012 VS 2008 UinStor One touch auto video backup button USB LED indicators HDD1 HDD2 LAN eSATA Power button Power
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139. purpose QNAP reserves the right to revise or update its products software or documentation without obligation to notify any individual or entity co 1 Back up your system periodically to avoid any potential data loss QNAP disclaims any responsibility of all sorts of data loss or recovery Should you return any components of the product package for refund or maintenance make sure they are carefully packed for shipping Any form of damages due to improper packaging will not be compensated Important Notice e Reading instructions Please read the safety warnings and user manual carefully before using this product eo Power supply This product can only be used with the power supply provided by the manufacturer eo Service Please contact qualified technicians for any technical enquires Do not repair this product by yourself to avoid any voltage danger and other risks caused by opening this product cover eo Warning To avoid fire or electric shock do not use this product in rain or humid environment Do not place any objects on this product Regulatory Notice HE FCC STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and use
140. r Protocol is a standardized packet format for delivering real time audio and video data of the IP cameras on the Internet The real time data transfer is monitored and controlled by RTP also RTCP The default setting is 6100 6299 If your IP cameras use different RTP ports enable Specify RTP port range and specify the port numbers Note Make sure you have opened the ports configured on the router or firewall to ensure normal monitoring and recording A AE ee E DO CO e TCP IP Configuration Protocol Management DDNS Service O Specify HTTP port number so e File Services O Specify RTP port range 6100 6299 e Host Access Control e Apply Protocol Management e View Network Settings 138 6 3 6 View Network Settings You can view the current network settings and the status of the VioStor in this section Network Settings e View Network Settings A aa a a E E a O ar View Network Settings a AAA Configuration of Network Interfaces Standalone Network transfer rate Auto negotiation Connection Type DHCP IP Address 10 11 16 217 Subnet Mask 255 255 254 0 Default Gateway 10 11 16 254 Primary DNS Server 172 16 2 6 Secondary DNS Server 172 16 2 7 MAC Address 00 08 9B A2 C3 11 Connection Status 100 Mbps LAN1 Up DDNS Service Disabled DDNS Server DDNS Host Name SMB CIFS Service On Web File Manager On FTP Service On FTP Port 21 Host Access Control Off AN Configuration of Network Interfa
141. r Windows OS 3 If the snapshot time is inconsistent with the actual time that the snapshot is taken it is caused by the network environment but not a system error 4 Click the event notification icon to view the event details enable or disable the alert sound or clear the event logs MS Event Notification This dialog shows the event logs of the system You can select an event log and click Clear to delete the log or click Clear Alto delete all logs Date amp Time AN Warming 2008 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 AN Warming 2008 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 A Warming 2008 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 AN Warming 2008 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 AN Warming 2008 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 A Warning 2009 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 AN Warning 2009 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 AX Waring 2008 06 17 12 5 Motion detected on Camera 4 Cd e Te To O pr PE Mr aL RA A am al wt W Alert sound Clear All 5 When the digital zoom function is enabled on multiple IP cameras the zooming function will be affected if your computer performance is not high enough 66 Right click the monitoring channel on the live view page The following functions are available depending on the IP camera model Connect to camera homepage Camera setting Enter the configuration page of the IP camera PTZ Pan Tilt Zoom camera c
142. ra Model IP Address Axis Q7401 10 11 16 85 Axis M1011 W 10 11 16 202 Search Cancel 42 b To manually add an IP camera or edit the camera settings click gt Camera Settings Camera Name Camera Brand IP Address Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 6 Camera Camera 8 Search c Enter the camera settings Click Test to test the connection Click Remove to delete the camera Camera Configuration Camera 1 Camera Brand Axis Camera Model Axis 210A 211A Camera Name Camera 1 IP Address Port 10 11 16 112 User Name root Password ere Recording Settings Motion JPEG 640x480 12 FP Test Remove 43 d To edit the recording settings click next to Recording Settings Define the recording settings and click OK Recording Settings Camera 1 Video Compression MPEG4 Resolution 640x480 Frame Rate Quality Compression 50 Audio Recording Disable audio Cancel 44 7 Verify the settings and click Next to initialize the server Finish The changes you have made to the server are as below Click Next to begin the quick configuration or click Back to return to the previous steps to modify the settings Model Name VS 4016Pro Password eee Network Date Time 2010 11 18 08 24 26 Time Zone GMT Greenwich Mean Time Dublin Edi Disk configuration Do not set disk configuration Disk 1 ATA WDC WD5001ABYS 059 0
143. ras to be recorded to this server Note Changes to all settings will be effective only when you confirm in the last step gt Continue 119 1 2 Enter the server name The server name supports up to 14 characters which may include alphabets A Z and a z numbers 0 9 and dash Space and period are not allowed Step 1 6 Enter the name for this server Server Name Tip You have to create a unique name for your server in order to identify your server quickly The server name supports up to 14 characters which may include alphabets A 7 and a z numbers 0 9 and dash Space and period are not allowed Change the administrator password or select to use the default password admin Step 2 6 Change the administrator password Password Verify Password SY Use the original password Note If you select Use the original password the administrator password will not be changed Back 120 3 Enter the date time and time zone of the server Step 3 6 Enter the date time and time zone for this server Time Zone GMT 08 00 Taipei Date Time 2011 3 22 127 oz C Synchronize with an Internet time server automatically Server Test Status Set the server time the same as your computer time Tip This system can be used by the network cameras or other servers a5 an NTP server by default To ensure that the date and time of the network camer
144. rding failure If the action is triggered by a duration event and both settings i ii are enabled the NVR will execute the second setting ii only Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configured before Add Action Action Type New Select from the list Enable the buzzer on the NVR The buzzer will sound when an event is triggered Execute the action for 30 second s when the event is triggered Execute the action when the event starts and stop the action when the event ends This option is applicable to duration events only If the action is activated by duration event and both settings above are enabled the NVR will execute this setting only Note A duration event is an event with start and end time and lasts for a period of time It does not ingude the events related to status change such as camera s connection failure or NVA recording failure Apply to All Events Apply 176 7 User defined Action You can enter a self defined action when an event is triggered Enter the login account and password IP address port and the HTTP URL of other surveillance devices You can manage the devices such as fire protection devices power controller and air conditioning control Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configured before Add Action Action Type User defined Act New Select from the list Enter IP
145. rn to the home page of the system administration System is initializing please wait The system is being configured do NOT power off the server or unplug the hard drive s 1 Enter the server name 2 Change the administrator password 3 Enter the date time and time zone for this server 4 Enter the IP address subnet mask and default gateway for this server 5 Initialize the disk volume on this server 6 Add the IP cameras to be recorded to this server Y System configuration completed Congratulations You have successfully configured the system Please click Close to return to the home page or Start Monitoring to enter the monitoring page 35 SS SS SSS The first time you connect to the monitoring page of the NVR install the Activex add on You can view the live video from the IP cameras configured on the NVR and the recording status of each channel Polai Tois E Germany 7 Portugal so pi TZ France 7 Japan A iy a E o Netherlan 82 Denmark SD Norway SD Gaza T Israel a Se me i y mers 5 America SO Mexico S Gabon amp Guinea Sweden D Finland Dr n eer A a F MOSS TP OL Canada SD Turkey 7 Brazil wQ NA TD China 0 Djibouti TD Cuba dEl IES 2i i Y TD Fiji S gt Ireland SD Belarus SO Egypt 36 Chapter 3 Use the NVR by Local Display Note This feature is supported by the VioStor Pro Series NVR only The models include VS 8040U R
146. ronment 2 The VioStor and the IP camera are installed behind the router while the monitoring PC is located remotely oF Be al E wot 1 ee P Camera aT l e l ji O l LAN Office Tx adress Mapped port on the router Router pice 219 87 144 205 ECON osmo IN 217 To allow a remote PC to connect to the VioStor and the IP cameras you need to Step 1 Set up the port mapping virtual server on the router Forward to 219 87 144 205 8000 192 168 1 1 80 219 87 144 205 8001 192 168 1 101 80 219 87 144 205 8002 192 168 1 102 80 219 87 144 205 8003 192 168 1 103 80 Step 2 Add the IP camera to the VioStor by entering the IP address of the IP camera in the IP Address settings Enter the public IP address of the router and the mapped ports of the IP camera in the WAN IP Address settings Note When configuring the IP camera the WAN IP and LAN IP must be entered To open FTP port 21 and SMB port 445 of the VioStor on WAN configure the following port mapping settings From Forwardto 219 87 144 205 21 192 168 1 1 21 219 87 144 205 139 192 168 1 1 139 219 87 144 205 445 192 168 1 1 445 After finishing the above two steps you can connect to the VioStor on WAN by entering the IP address http 219 87 144 205 8000 in the IE browser Then login the VioStor with the correct user name and password If the port specified to the VioStor is 80 you can enter http 219 87 14
147. rrect Follow the steps below to update firmware y Backup Restore Reset Step 1 Download the release notes of the same version as the firmware from QNAP Settings website http www qnapsecurity comf Read the release notes carefully to make sure you need to update the firmware Step 2 Before updating system firmware back up all disk data on the server to avoid e Hard Disk SMART any potential data loss during system update Step 3 Click the Browse button to select the correct firmware image for system e System Update Remote Replication SS update Click the Update System button to update the firmware Ping Test Advanced System Note System update may take tens of seconds to several minutes to complete B Settings depending on the network connection status Please wait patiently The system will inform you when system update is completed Bo gt Update System Note If the NVR is running properly you may not need to update the firmware QNAP is not responsible for any forms of data loss caused by improper or illegal system update 1 Download the release notes of the firmware from the QNAP website http www gnapsecurity com Read the release notes carefully to make sure you need to update the firmware Unzip the firmware file to your local computer Before updating the system firmware you are strongly suggested to back up all the disk data on the NVR to avoid any potential data loss during the sy
148. rs 4 Create new users 5 Delete users Change the user Ye Yes V Ye Yes 10 lt lt D D 10 WwW Yes Yes lt O WN password w fe te fe 1 ul N Other Other system administrators managers Change the camera access control of normal Yes users System administration Playback Default Open data encryption 153 6 6 Camera Settings You can configure the IP camera recording schedule alarm and advanced settings 6 6 1 Camera Configuration Please follow the steps below to configure the IP cameras 1 Select a camera number 2 Select the camera brand 3 Select the camera model 4 Enter the camera name 5 Enter the IP address or domain name of the camera 6 Enter the user name and the password to login the camera 7 Select to enable the recording or not 8 Click Apply to save the settings ow 22 Bee gt lt a e Camera Configuration Camera Configuration e Recording Settings Camera Name Brand IP Address WAN IP Address e Schedule Settings camera ELEGGE g 2 Camera 2 24104 CH4 4 Axis Liz licet to e Alarm Settings 3 Camera 3 2410 CH3 Axis AIRA 3 4 Camera 4 243SA7 Axis 172 17 27 60 E e Advanced Settings 5 Camera 5 2418 Axis 172 17 27 045 6 Camera 6 24104 CH1 4 Axis e pag eee ae 7 Camera 7 241Q4 CH2 4 Axis Li2 ly A A 8 Camera 8 24104 CH3 4 Axis O A E v Camera Number 1 Camera 1 221 v Camera Bra
149. rver name and network e Hardware Settings configuration etc click Backup and select to open or save the setting file e System Update To reset all settings to default click Reset s A A G j Nor i ada Restore Rese cop cobradores a Remote Replication Browse e Hard Disk SMART E map Gt Restore Backup Reset Ping Test Advanced System Settings 188 6 7 7 Remote Replication You can use the remote replication feature to copy the recording data of the local VioStor to a remote QNAP network attached storage NAS The remote QNAP NAS is hereafter referred to as the remote storage device Note Before using this function make sure the Microsoft networking service of the remote storage device is enabled and the corresponding path and user access right have been correctly configured 1 Login the VioStor and go to System Tools gt Remote Replication o E NS de Alert Notification Remote Replication e SMSC Settings Enable Remote Replication e Restart Shutdown O Back up alarm recordings only instead of all recordings Hardware Settings Back up the recordings of the latest 3 day s only e System Update Remote Destination A pir ea Restore Reset Remote Host IP Address 10 8 12 111 TE Destination Path Network Remote Replication Share Directory Dept I Hard Disk SMART User Name test E map Password lesso e Ping Test Remote Host Testing Test
150. s 664 creel 93 5 When the files are shown you can play the video 2009 09 17 09 56 31 1 2009 09 17 10 05 45 fi 2009 09 17 10 06 00 2009 09 17 10 07 45 o 2009 09 17 10 08 00 2009 09 17 10 11 22 2009 09 17 10 12 56 2009 09 17 10 13 52 2009 09 17 10 14 40 2009 09 17 10 16 40 EY Note The regular recordings are shown in white and the alarm recordings are shown in red on the playlist 94 5 1 2 Play Video Files from Your Computer 1 Click Add files l JioStor Ae ele 95 2 Browse and select the files Select Video File Please select the files to play ws 2011 03 21 12 00 00 12 04 59 avi vle 2011 03 21 12 10 00 12 14 59 avi l l s 2011 03 21 12 15 00 12 19 59 avi v 2011 03 21 12 25 00 12 29 59 avi 2011 03 21 12 30 00 12 34 59 avi v 2011 03 21 12 35 00 12 39 59 avi y 2011 03 21 12 40 00 12 44 59 avi v 2011 03 21 12 50 00 12 54 59 avi Js 2011 03 21 12 55 00 12 59 59 avi Vy Snagit 2 1 i Snapshot 4 iy visual Studio 2005 Due Local Disk 0 1 lee D D es Removable Disk F 3 es Removable Disk 5 es Removable Disk Hi jes Removable Disk 1 LL DVD RAM Drive M1 ie qusb on WAS Server 10 8 13 1331 2 3 Clear Refresh Total 9 file s selected e Reset the existing playlist before adding the selected files le Load current selections when opening th
151. s to send the SMS text messages to the particular mobile phone numbers when an event takes place on the NVR The default SMS service provider is Clickatell You may also add your own SMS service provider by selecting Add SMS Provider from the drop down menu When you select Add SMS service provider you need to enter the name of the SMS provider and the URL template text Note You will not be able to receive the SMS properly if the URL template text entered does not follow the standard of your SMS service provider Please send a test SMS to verify the settings are correct When the Advanced mode is in use in the Alarm Settings this page will become inactive You may go to Camera Settings gt Alarm Settings gt Advanced Mode to edit the SMS settings or select to use the Traditional Mode and configure the SMS settings on this page 181 EE gt se aa UE D O System Tools SMSC Settings SMSC Settings You can configure the SMSC settings to send instant system alerts via the SMS service provided by the SMS provider SMS Server Settings SMS Service Provider http www clickatell com O Enable SSL Connection SSL Port SMS Server Login Name _ A ft Password SMS Server API ID SMS Notification Settings Country Code Afghanistan 93 4 Cell Phone No 1 93 Do not enter the beginning 0 Cell Phone No 2 93 Do not enter the begi
152. ssword of the IP camera are correct If the above items are verified to work properly while the status LED flashes green the HDD may be damaged or cannot be detected In this case turn off the VioStor and install a new hard disk Ifthe problem persists please contact the technical support Note If you have updated the configurations of the VioStor the recording will be stopped temporarily and restart again shortly I cannot login the administration page of the VioStor Please check if you have the administrator authority Only administrators are allowed to login the VioStor The A B The live video is not clear or smooth sometimes The image quality may be restricted and interfered by the network traffic When there are multiple connections to the IP camera or the VioStor the image quality will be reduced It is recommended to allow only three simultaneous connections to the monitoring page at maximum For higher recording performance do not open too many IE browsers to view the live video The same IP camera may be shared by multiple VioStor servers for recording at the same time alarm recording does not function Please login the VioStor and go to Camera Settings gt Alarm Settings Make Sure the alarm recording is enabled for the IP camera When using Panasonic BB HCM311 cameras the camera firmware must be upgraded to v1 3 for the alarm recording to work properly If the VioStor is installed b
153. stem update 4 Click Browse to select the correct firmware image Click Update System to update the firmware The system update may take several minutes to complete depending on the network connection status Please wait patiently The NVR will inform you when the system update is completed When updating the firmware make sure the power supply is at a steady state Otherwise the NVR may be unable to start up 187 6 7 6 Backup Restore Reset Settings e To back up all the settings including the user accounts the server name and the network configuration click Backup and select to open or save the setting file e To restore all the settings click Browse to select a previously saved setting file and click Restore e To reset all the settings to default click Reset All the disk data will be deleted Caution When you press Reset on this page all the drive data user accounts network shares and the system settings will be cleared and restored to default Please make sure you have backed up all the important data and the system settings before resetting the NVR E gt se ee MS A p lt O var System Tools e Alert Notification Backup Restore Reset Settings e SMSC Settings To restore all settings click Browse to select a previously saved setting file and click Restore to confirm Restart Shutdown del To backup all settings including user accounts se
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156. te Preset Name Interval pe ha 100 SEL Add Update Delete ipe 100 7 Delete To delete a setting highlight a selection on the list and click Delete To delete more than one setting press and hold the Ctrl key and select the settings Then click Delete Preset Mame Interval 201 bs 30 SEL nd 81 8 After configuring the auto cruising settings select the option Enable auto cruising and click OK The NVR will start auto cruising according to the settings W Enable auto cruising canal Note 1 The default staying time interval of the preset position is 5 seconds You can enter 5 999 seconds for this setting 2 The system supports up to 10 preset positions the first 10 configured on the PTZ cameras You can configure up to 20 settings for auto cruising on the NVR In other words the NVR supports maximum 10 selections on the drop down menu and 20 settings on the auto cruising list 82 Chapter 5 Play Video Files The NVR provides an intuitive web interface to search and play the recording files without any extra software required You can access the video files on LAN or WAN The first time you connect to the playback interface of the NVR by an IE browser you will be prompted to install an ActiveX plugin Follow the instructions to install the plugin You can also install the program from the CD ROM in the product package Upon successful installation you c
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158. the power to the NVR continuously You can also configure the settings to turn off the NVR after the AC power fails If the power of the UPS is insufficient to last for the time specified the NVR will shut down immediately for optimized server protection a es FO EB 282 Cel ew Ce e SATA Disk UPS RAID Management Tool O Enable UPS Support USB Disk After the AC power fails for __ minute s turn off the server e UPS After the AC power fails for 2 E minute s the server should enter standby mode When the power resumes the system resumes to the operation status UPS Model IP Address of UPS lof UPS Information UPS Brand UPS Model AC Power Status Battery Capacity Estimated Protection Time It is recommended to connect the UPS to one of the USB ports on the rear side of the NVR eo Enable UPS Support Select this option to enable the UPS support Enter the time the NVR should wait before shutting down after the AC power fails In general the UPS can supply the power for 5 10 minutes when AC power fails depending on the maximum load and the number of connected devices eo UPS Model Select the UPS model on the list If your UPS is not available on the list please contact the distributor or QNAP technical support e IP Address of UPS If you select to use APC UPS with SNMP Management enter the IP address of the UPS Note It is recommended to use APC Smart UPS 700 APC Network Management
159. the status is shown as Failed An internal error occurred You may view the hard drive status of the VioStor or view the Event Logs Note The time required by the VioStor to replicate the data to the remote storage device varies depending on the network environment If the remote replication takes too long some recording files may be overwritten by the NVR To avoid this you are recommended to refer to the status messages to analyse the time required for the remote replication and adjust the replication schedule accordingly 192 6 7 8 Hard Disk SMART This function is not supported by the VS 101 VS 201 NVR 104 This page enables you to monitor the health temperature and status of the hard disk drives by the S M A R T Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology Select a hard disk drive to view the following information by clicking the corresponding buttons ea een Summary Displays the summary and the latest test result of the hard disk O PA Hard disk information Displays the hard disk drive details such as the model the serial a SMART information Displays the hard disk drive S M A R T The items of which the EA a E AE Test To perform a quick or complete hard drive S M A R T test and display the results Settings To configure the temperature alarm When the hard drive temperature is higher than the preset value the VioStor will record the error logs You can also configure the quick an
160. the value The range of the value is 1 51200 MB Enable alarm buzzer Enable this option to allow the NVR to sound when an error occurs Enable redundant power supply mode When the redundant power supply mode is enabled the NVR beeps if any of the power supply units does not function properly This function applies to the models with redundant power supply only 185 Smart fan configuration After enabling the smart fan the fan rotation speed is automatically adjusted according to the system temperature of the NVR It is recommended to enable this option By manually setting the fan rotation speed the fan rotates at the defined Speed continuously This function is not supported by the VS 101 VS 201 NVR 104 186 6 7 5 System Update QNAP provides new firmware release for the VioStor NVR from time to time to provide updated features and enhancements You may update the system firmware in order to use these new features Before updating the system firmware make sure the product model and the firmware version are correct Follow the steps below to update firmware ea fF Fo SS FE Ba Lol eb Ly System Tools e Alert Notification System Update e SMSC Settings Note If the system is running properly you do not need to update the firmware e Restart Shutdown Hardware Settings Current firmware version 3 3 1 Build 3517 Before updating system firmware please make sure the product model and firmware version are co
161. torage device automatically according to your settings If this option is unselected the NVR will copy all the recording data to the remote storage device 3 Configure your remote storage server Remote Destinati Remote Host IP Address 172 17 26 108 destination Path Netw 1 i Des sl a E E ES public rr Snare Directory ai User Mame admin Password pa Remote Host Testing Test Status Note It is recommended to execute the Remote host testing function to verify the connection to the remote storage device is successful 190 4 Configure the remote replication schedule Replication Schedule Daily Hour Minute O Weekly Monthly Day For example to enable the NVR to copy the recording data automatically to the remote storage device at 01 15 every Monday please do the following Select Replication Schedule select Weekly enter 01 Hour 15 minute and select Monday 5 Select the backup options Replication Now Overwrite the oldest recordings when the available storage on the remote host is less than 45B a Select Replication Now the NVR will back up the recording data to the remote storage device immediately b Select Overwrite the oldest recordings when the available storage on the remote host is less than 4GB the NVR will overwrite the oldest recording data when the free space on the server is less than 4GB c Select Perform mirroring replication by del
162. umes after a power loss 184 Enable front video backup button The VioStor supports direct copy of the recording data on the NVR to the connected USB device via the USB port You can set the number of days that the videos are recorded to copy to the device To use this function please follow the steps below 1 Set the number of days that the latest recordings should be backed up If 3 days are entered the recordings of today yesterday and the day before yesterday will be backed up 2 Connect a USB storage device for example USB disk drive to the front USB port of the VioStor 3 Press and hold the video backup button for 3 seconds The VioStor will start copying the recording data to the USB device instantly If the USB device is recognized the USB LED glows blue The USB LED flashes blue when the data is being copied The LED will become blue again when the data copy is finished You can then safely remove the device Note The video backup function supports only the USB devices of 10GB storage capacity or above This function is not supported by the VS 8040U RP VS 8032U RP VS 8024U RP If you are using the VS 101 VS 201 NVR 104 press the video backup button for 0 5 second to execute the data copy Enable light signal alert when the free size of SATA disk is less than the value The status LED flashes red and green when this function is enabled and the free space of the hard disk drive s on the NVR is less than
163. ut of focus W Camera occlusion Sensitivity Interval sec Define detection zone Define object size Please select an area for detection Select all M Pause when found M Highlight the detection zone E Search Cancel 102 7 Define the object size for detection Use the mouse to drag the yellow zone to define the minimum object size for detection gt Wa Settings Detection Mode W Foreign object W Missing object MW Out of focus M Camera occlusion Sensitivity Interval sec i i 1 1 1 1 al 10 te Define detection zone Define object size fe Ignore objects with width or height less than this setting Mote Please specify a minimum bounding box he Pause when found i Highlight the detection zone coca _ Note After this option is enabled all the objects smaller than the yellow zone will be ignored for detection 103 8 Click Search to start searching the video by IVA The results will be shown WA Settings Detection Mode Foreign object he Missing object W Out of focus W Camera occlusion Sensitivity Define detection zone Define object size Please select an area for detection i Pause when found W Highlight the detection zone earch reus Pry Cear the records Start Time Bm Time Detector Tyre 104
164. w the system administrator to receive an instant SMS alert when an event is triggered enter the SMS server settings The default SMS service provider is Clickatell To add other SMS service providers click Add and enter the provider s name and the URL template text Click Select from the list to select an action setting which has been configured before Note You will not be able to receive the SMS properly if the URL template text entered does not follow your SMS service provider s standard Add Action Action Type New Select from the list SMS Server Settings SMS Service Provider Clickatell Ec Enable SSL Connection SMS Server Login Name nap oa Password OMS Server API ID 3116393 SMS Notification Settings Country Code Afghanistan 93 Cell Phone No 1 93 Cell Phone No 2 93 Message Interval of sending SMS text messages of the same events Minute s 175 6 Buzzer Enable the buzzer when an event is triggered You may also select the following options i Enter the time in seconds the buzzer will sound when the event is triggered ii Execute the buzzer when the event starts and stop the buzzer when the event ends The option ii is applicable to the duration events only A duration event is an event with the start and end time and lasts for a period of time It does not include the events related to status change such as camera disconnection or NVR reco
165. y into all the playback windows to play Preview Cancel 86 3 Configure servers a Add Add a server Modify Modify a server Remove Remove a server Auto Auto search servers 0A 0 y Default settings Enter the default user name and password for all newly added servers Server List Please add a server to connect to IP Address Auto Detect Default ID amp Password Cancel 87 4 Select the data search mode e Date and time search Text entry i Select the NVR server s and the IP camera s li Click the Text entry tab iii Select the recording type the start and end time when the video is recorded iv Click Preview to preview the video v Click OK You can select 4 IP cameras at maximum Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera A nvr 172 17 26 59 3 4215 210 MWR LAVLS 2060 4 PT 4 ilC Ga00 PT NWR SATS 210 Camera 5 6005 5220 4 PT ELMO PTC 4010C IP 6 FCS 1040 PT Camera 9 10 FS 1010 PT Camera 11 I 4544 Ors Text entry Graphical entry Event entry Recording Type Search all recording data Y ao 6 2009 00 00 EN 207 2009 15 48 ay Preview corel 88 Timeline search I Select the NVR server s and the IP camera s You can select 4 IP cameras at maximum Search Recordings by Time Server amp Camera Selected Camera A nvr 172 17 26 89 M3 3 4015 210 NWR 1 4405 2060 4 PT O
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