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Speco D8HS Installation Manual

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D8HS and D16HS Installation Manual
12/15/2014
V1.0

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  • Page 1 D8HS and D16HS Installation Manual 12/15/2014 V1.0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    This manual will provide assistance in setting up I-View Video Verification functionality based on sensor events configured in the Speco HS. It is not a replacement for the excellent Speco manuals for the HS, which can be downloaded from their hosted site at http://www.specotech.com/products.html.

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Introduction The Speco HS supports up to 16 analog and IP cameras and can easily accommodate monitoring a building, wide area or location, where multiple cameras and alarm inputs need to be integrated and reported upstream for central monitoring by a monitoring station like I-View. I-View’s Video Verification adds value by enabling the customer to quickly focus on important events and review the conditions surrounding them both before and after.

  • Page 4: Important Notice

     Live view operations function normally  Speco is working with their engineers to make the necessary changes for a full integration without the above limitations  These same limitations also apply to the NS, DS and VS series.

  • Page 5: Workflow

    Change the default administrator password. I-View Now will be using the password on the “Installer Data worksheet” to log into the device. When a network request is delivered to the Speco HS from the I-View system this login and password will be used to programmatically authenticate before initiating Live View or retrieving Clips for Video Verification.

  • Page 6: Installation Worksheet

    IT department that the IP address discovered is valid to use as a target from the I-View servers. The IT Site Administration must enable port forwarding from their router/firewalls to the Speco HS port address. Speco HS Rev 1.0...

  • Page 7: Changing The Default Dvr Login

    Changing the Default DVR Login To start using the Speco HS first plug a monitor into the VGA output on the DVR and ensure power is provided to both. Take note that a customer ‘brick’ transformer power supply is used to step down from commercial 120 AC that is provided along with the Speco HS.
  • Page 8 USER and PASSWORD to the settings on the form you should’ve received from I-View. As stated above, the information on the form will be expected to be set when the I-View system attempts to interface with the Speco HS, so ensure you change the password to that on the form before proceeding.

  • Page 9: Firmware Version

    I-View. Other versions will not work. If you need to download and update the firmware please refer to the Speco manual and their site to obtain this specific firmware software package and install it into the machine.

  • Page 10: Network Setup

     Leave Wireless OFF Note, port 5445 is the default port used by the Speco HS and should be used if possible when setting up the DVR for port forwarding from the router. These were the values used when testing in the I-View lab environment and should provide a high degree of confidence in their use at a customer site.

  • Page 11: Smtp Settings

    3480. The time of the event on the email message will be used to initiate a request back to the Speco 16 DVR for live view and to begin the downloading a clip of pre and post alarm event video before and after the event of interest.

  • Page 12: Setting Up An Alarm

    Setting up an Alarm A key feature Speco provides when integrating with I-View is the ability to have the DVR continuously record while simultaneously sending an alarm event with pre and post alarm video which can then be collected and reviewed. This involves putting the Speco HS into a simultaneous sensing and recording mode.
  • Page 13 Figure 10 On the back panel of the Speco HS there are 4 sensors which accept physical wires. Please refer to the Speco manual as to how to set them up to ‘trip’ an alarm and thus initiate a sensor SMTP message to I-View.

  • Page 14: Setting The Time

    Setting the Time Make sure care is taken to set up the time on the Speco DS/NS appropriately. This is accomplished via the main System menu which can be accessed by clicking on the icon and then clicking on DATE & TIME SETUP. The screen that is...

  • Page 15: Test Settings

    DVR by triggering the corresponding device on your alarm panel. Once the Speco HS has been added to the router at the site and port forwarding enabled, and the SMTP settings for communication of alarms back to I-View established, then the technician can enable alarm monitoring on one of the sensors set to a continuous open mode then manually close a sensor to ground.

  • Page 16: Troubleshooting

    Good luck testing with the Speco HS and I-View. The two components together make for a powerful video verification capability and should provide a significant improvement to the overall security strategy for your company, home or institution.

  • Page 17: Glossary

    IP address spaces were originally defined in an effort to delay IPv4 address exhaustion, but they are also a feature of the next generation Internet Protocol, IPv6. 7. SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol is an Internet standard for electronic mail (e-mail) transmission across Internet Protocol (IP) networks. Speco HS Rev 1.0 Copyright I-View Now, LLC 2014...

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