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- Page 1 RP Series User Manual Compatible with: RP Series DVR (Hybrid) RP Series Embedded DVR RP Series NVR RP Series CVR/CVR-IP RP Series i7Max NVR...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents RP Series—Main Window Layout ……………. ………………………………..…….. 4 Searching and Playback of Recorded Video ...…………………………………….…….. 7 How to Backup Video …………………..………………………..…………………..…….. 8 Playing Back Video ……………………..…………………..…………..……..…..….. 9 Remote Viewing …………………………………………………………...………...…... 10 Video Analytics - Playback ………………………………………………….…...…... 11 Video Analytics - Object Counting Playback …..…………………………………...…... 12... - Page 3 RP Series - Main Window Layout 1. Camera Windows: Displays live video. Increase 2. Version Information: Displays the version of the RP Series Software. Decrease 3. Video/Audio Adjustments: Shows the video and audio settings for a particular camera. Each slide bar configures one camera function. Move the slider Up to increase and Down to decrease the settings.
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Page 4: Rp Series-Main Window Layout
Speed Dome: Operates the speed dome, including Preset Setup, Preset Call and Preset Tour. 5. Network Panel: The Network Panel displays the current network settings of the RP Series system. This al- lows the user to easily view the DVR/NVR’s IP address, which is required for remote viewing and to view any users who are currently connected. - Page 5 10. System Setup: Allows setup of all operating functions. 11. System Lock: The RP Series system can be locked so that no control buttons can be used without first unlocking the system using a pre-defined ID and password. The Lock function prompts the user to enter an unlock password if DVR buttons are attempted to be used.
- Page 6 RP Series - Main Window Layout 14. Minimize button: Minimizes the software display onto the start bar. 15. Exit program: Allows the software to be shutdown. 16. Function Keys: Auto Switch (camera sequence): When there are more cameras connected than the current number of camera windows, the additional cameras will be displayed in sequence in the available windows.
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Page 7: Searching And Playback Of Recorded Video
Searching and Playback of Recorded Video 1. From the main software window, click on the Playback button. 2. Under the Date tab, select the date on which the video was recorded. (Highlighted dates indicate recorded video is stored for those specific days). 3. -
Page 8: How To Backup Video
How to Backup Video 1. In the software, click on the Playback button. 2. From the Backup button, select Backup by time from the drop down menu. Ensure you are choosing the correct timings by searching for the video content first (refer to p.9 for directions on how to search for recorded video). -
Page 9: Playing Back Video
Playing Back Video (Codecs, etc) *In order to playback a section of video, backup of the desired video is first required. Please refer to the “How to Backup Video” article (page 10). Open the Player Application (located in the folder where the backed up video was saved). The player will list the camera folders on the left hand side. -
Page 10: Remote Viewing
Remote Viewing To be able to remotely access the RP Series software, the user must first create an exception in the network’s firewall (also known as Port Forwarding). 1. Log into the router that the system is directly connected to and forward ports 80, 5100 and 5101 to the local IP address of the system. -
Page 11: Video Analytics - Playback
Video Analytics - Playback To playback recorded video and images captured from the Video Analytic features: Right click on the camera that has been set up with Facial Detection and click Video Intelligent Analysis then select Video Analysis Playback. Select the camera in the drop down list, the alarm event (facial detection, motion detection, etc…) and the date/time. -
Page 12: Video Analytics - Object Counting Playback
Video Analytics - Object Counting Playback To access the information gathered from the Object Counting feature: Right click on the camera that has been set up with Object Counting and click Video Intelligent Analysis then select Object Counting Analysis. Select the camera that has been set up with Object Counting, the start and end date and the count style (by month, week, day or hour).