Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Chapter 1. Introduction ................1 Hardware Description ................. 2 1.1.1 DS-2000 Series ..................2 1.1.2 DS-4000 Series ..................3 1.1.3 DS-1100 Pro Series ................4 1.1.4 DS-2100 Pro Series ................5 1.1.5 DS-4200 Pro Series ................6 1.1.6...
Page 3 1.1.28 MN-2100 Pro+ Series ................. 30 LED Indicators Status.................. 31 1.2.1 DS-2000 Series ................... 31 1.2.2 DS-4000 Series ................... 33 1.2.3 DS-1100 Pro Series ................35 1.2.4 DS-2100 Pro Series ................36 1.2.5 DS-4200 Pro Series ................37 1.2.6 DS-4200-RM Pro Series ..............39 1.2.7...
Page 4 Dual/Mirror Display Solution: HDMI/VGA/DVI-I Connection ....82 Chapter 2. NVR Installation ..............83 Remote Web Browser PC System Requirements ........83 Connect to NVR ..................84 2.2.1 Quick Guide ..................84 2.2.2 Install NVR Search ................84 2.2.3 Install NVR Decoder ................93 2.2.4 NVRPlayer ...................
Page 5 3.3.4 Zooming with Mouse Scroll ............140 3.3.5 Two-way Audio ................. 141 Playback ....................142 3.4.1 Steps to Playback Videos ............... 142 3.4.2 Description of Recording Types ............ 145 3.4.3 Main Functions of Playback ............146 3.4.4 Export Files..................148 3.4.5 Snapshot ...................
Page 6 4.3.3 Multi-NVR Playback ................. 183 4.3.4 Smart Search ..................186 4.3.5 Main Functions on Playback ............188 4.3.6 Zooming with Mouse scroll ............193 4.3.7 Export ....................194 Play Video Files ..................199 4.4.1 Windows Networking ..............199 4.4.2 FTP Service..................204 4.4.3 Naming Rule of Video files .............
Page 7 5.5.1 Network Setup .................. 239 5.5.2 Network Service ................244 5.5.3 DDNS ....................247 5.5.4 Wireless .................... 248 5.5.5 3G/4G ....................250 Management ................... 251 5.6.1 User Management ................251 5.6.2 Log System ..................256 5.6.3 Save/Load Configuration ..............259 5.6.4 USB Backup..................
Page 8: Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 1. Introduction Before You Use This Product When you first open the product’s package, verify that all the accessories listed on the “Package Contents” of “Quick Installation Guide” are included. Before installing the NVR, please read the instructions in the “Quick Installation Guide” to avoid misuse and then follow the instructions in the “Hard Disk Installation”...
Page 9: Hardware Description
1.1 Hardware Description 1.1.1 DS-2000 Series DS-2005/DS-2009/DS-2012/DS-2016/DS-2020/DS-2025/DS-2032 Figure 1-1. Front & Rear View of DS-2000 Series Figure LED indicators: LAN, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2 Power button USB BACKUP button- Auto video backup USB 2.0 X1(Support auto video backup) HDD1 HDD2 Gigabit LAN USB 2.0 x 2...
Page 10: Ds-4000 Series
1.1.2 DS-4000 Series DS-4005/DS-4009/DS-4012/DS-4016/DS-4020/ DS-4025/ DS-4032 Figure 1-2. Front & Rear View of DS-4000 Series LED indicators: LAN, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 Power button USB BACKUP button- Auto video backup USB 2.0 x 1 (Support auto video backup) HDD1 HDD2 HDD3 HDD4...
Page 11: Ds-1100 Pro Series
1.1.3 DS-1100 Pro Series DS-1105 Pro/ DS-1109 Pro/ DS-1112 Pro/ DS-1116 Pro/ DS-1120 Pro/ DS-1125 Pro/ DS-1132 Pro/ DS-1136 Pro Figure 1-3. Front & Rear View of DS-1100 Pro Series Power button LED indicators: HDD USB 2.0 x1 (Support auto video backup) USB 2.0 x1 Power connector USB 3.0 x 2...
Page 12: Ds-2100 Pro Series
1.1.4 DS-2100 Pro Series DS-2105 Pro/ DS-2109 Pro/ DS-2112 Pro/ DS-2116 Pro/ DS-2120 Pro/ DS-2125 Pro/ DS-2132 Pro/ DS-2136 Pro Figure 1-4. Front & Rear View of DS-2100 Pro Series Power button LED indicators: HDD USB 2.0 x1 (Support auto video backup) USB 2.0 x1 Power connector USB 3.0 x 2...
Page 13: Ds-4200 Pro Series
1.1.5 DS-4200 Pro Series DS-4205 Pro/ DS-4209 Pro/ DS-4212 Pro/ DS-4216 Pro/ DS-4220 Pro/ DS-4225 Pro/ DS-4232 Pro/ DS-4236 Pro Figure 1-5. Front & Rear View of DS-4200 Pro Series LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 Power button USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup USB 2.0 x 1(Support auto video backup) USB 2.0 x 1...
Page 14: Ds-4200-Rm Pro Series
1.1.6 DS-4200-RM Pro Series DS-4209-RM Pro/ DS-4212-RM Pro/ DS-4216-RM Pro/ DS-4220-RM Pro/ DS-4225-RM Pro/ DS-4232-RM Pro/ DS-4236-RM Pro Figure 1-6. Front & Rear View of DS-4200-RM Pro Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 2. Power button 3.
Page 15: Ds-4200-Rmp Pro Series
1.1.7 DS-4200-RMP Pro Series DS-4209-RMP Pro/ DS-4212-RMP Pro/ DS-4216-RMP Pro/ DS-4220-RMP Pro/ DS-4225-RMP Pro/ DS-4232-RMP Pro/ DS-4236-RMP Pro Figure 1-7. Front & Rear View of DS-4200-RMP Pro Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 2. Power button 3.
Page 16: Ds-8200-Rm Pro Series
1.1.8 DS-8200-RM Pro Series DS-8209-RM Pro/ DS-8212-RM Pro/ DS-8216-RM Pro/ DS-8220-RM Pro/ DS-8225-RM Pro/ DS-8232-RM Pro/ DS-8236-RM Pro Figure 1-8. Front & Rear View of DS-8200-RM Pro Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2.
Page 17: Ds-8200-Rmp Pro Series
1.1.9 DS-8200-RMP Pro Series DS-8209-RMP Pro/ DS-8212-RMP Pro/ DS-8216-RMP Pro/ DS-8220-RMP Pro/ DS-8225-RMP Pro/ DS-8232-RMP Pro/ DS-8236-RMP Pro Figure 1-9. Front & Rear View of DS-8200-RMP Pro Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2.
Page 18: Ds-1100 Pro+ Series
1.1.10 DS-1100 Pro+ Series DS-1105 Pro+/ DS-1109 Pro+/ DS-1112 Pro+/ DS-1116 Pro+/ DS-1120 Pro+/ DS-1125 Pro+/ DS-1132 Pro+/ DS-1136 Pro+/ DS-1142 Pro+/ DS-1149 Pro+/ DS-1156 Pro+/ DS-1164 Pro+ Figure 1-10. Front & Rear View of DS-1100 Pro+ Series Power button LED indicators: HDD USB 2.0 x1 (Support auto video backup) USB 2.0 x1...
Page 19: Ds-2100 Pro+ Series
1.1.11 DS-2100 Pro+ Series DS-2105 Pro+/ DS-2109 Pro+/ DS-2112 Pro+/ DS-2116 Pro+/ DS-2120 Pro+/ DS-2125 Pro+/ DS-2132 Pro+/ DS-2136 Pro+/ DS-2142 Pro+/ DS-2149 Pro+/ DS-2156 Pro+/ DS-2164 Pro+ Figure 1-11. Front & Rear View of DS-2100 Pro+ Series Power button LED indicators: HDD USB 2.0 x1 (Support auto video backup) USB 2.0 x1...
Page 20: Ds-4200 Pro+ Series
1.1.12 DS-4200 Pro+ Series DS-4205 Pro+/ DS-4209 Pro+/ DS-4212 Pro+/ DS-4216 Pro+/ DS-4220 Pro+/ DS-4225 Pro+/ DS-4232 Pro+/ DS-4236 Pro+/ DS-4242 Pro+/ DS-4249 Pro+/ DS-4256 Pro+/ DS-4264 Pro+ Figure 1-12. Front & Rear View of DS-4200 Pro+ Series LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 Power button USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup USB 2.0 x 1(Support auto video backup)
Page 21: Ds-4200-Rm Pro+ Series
1.1.13 DS-4200-RM Pro+ Series DS-4209-RM Pro+/ DS-4212-RM Pro+/ DS-4216-RM Pro+/ DS-4220-RM Pro+/ DS-4225-RM Pro+/ DS-4232-RM Pro+/ DS-4236-RM Pro+/ DS-4242-RM Pro+/ DS-4249-RM Pro+/ DS-4256-RM Pro+/ DS-4264-RM Pro+ Figure 1-13. Front & Rear View of DS-4200-RM Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 2.
Page 22: Ds-4200-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.1.14 DS-4200-RMP Pro+ Series DS-4209-RMP Pro+/ DS-4212-RMP Pro+/ DS-4216-RMP Pro+/ DS-4220-RMP Pro+/ DS-4225-RMP Pro+/ DS-4232-RMP Pro+/ DS-4236-RMP Pro+/ DS-4242-RMP Pro+/ DS-4249-RMP Pro+/ DS-4256-RMP Pro+/ DS-4264-RMP Pro+ Figure 1-14. Front & Rear View of DS-4200-RMP Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 2.
Page 23: Ds-8200-Rm Pro+ Series
1.1.15 DS-8200-RM Pro+ Series DS-8209-RM Pro+/ DS-8212-RM Pro+/ DS-8216-RM Pro+/ DS-8220-RM Pro+/ DS-8225-RM Pro+/ DS-8232-RM Pro+/ DS-8236-RM Pro+/ DS-8242-RM Pro+/ DS-8249-RM Pro+/ DS-8256-RM Pro+/ DS-8264-RM Pro+ Figure 1-15. Front & Rear View of DS-8200-RM Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2.
Page 24: Ds-8200-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.1.16 DS-8200-RMP Pro+ Series DS-8209-RMP Pro+/ DS-8212-RMP Pro+/ DS-8216-RMP Pro+/ DS-8220-RMP Pro+/ DS-8225-RMP Pro+/ DS-8232-RMP Pro+/ DS-8236-RMP Pro+/ DS-8242-RMP Pro+/ DS-8249-RMP Pro+/ DS-8256-RMP Pro+/ DS-8264-RMP Pro+ Figure 1-16. Front & Rear View of DS-8200-RMP Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2.
Page 25: Ds-4300 Pro+ Series
1.1.17 DS-4300 Pro+ Series DS-4332 Pro+/ DS-4336 Pro+/ DS-4342 Pro+/ DS-4349 Pro+/ DS-4356 Pro+/ DS-4364 Pro+ Figure 1-17. Front & Rear View of DS-4300 Pro+ Series LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 Power button USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup USB 2.0 x 1(Support auto video backup) USB 2.0 x 1 HDD1...
Page 26: Ds-4300-Rm Pro+ Series
1.1.18 DS-4300-RM Pro+ Series DS-4332-RM Pro+/ DS-4336-RM Pro+/ DS-4342-RM Pro+/ DS-4349-RM Pro+/ DS-4356-RM Pro+/ DS-4364-RM Pro+ Figure 1-18. Front & Rear View of DS-4300-RM Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 2. Power button 3. USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup 4.
Page 27: Ds-4300-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.1.19 DS-4300-RMP Pro+ Series DS-4332-RMP Pro+/ DS-4336-RMP Pro+/ DS-4342-RMP Pro+/ DS-4349-RMP Pro+/ DS-4356-RMP Pro+/ DS-4364-RMP Pro+ Figure 1-19. Front & Rear View of DS-4300-RMP Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4 2. Power button 3. USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup 4.
Page 28: Ds-8300-Rm Pro+ Series
1.1.20 DS-8300-RM Pro+ Series DS-8342-RM Pro+/ DS-8349-RM Pro+/ DS-8356-RM Pro+/ DS-8364-RM Pro+ Figure 1-20. Front & Rear View of DS-8300-RM Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2. Power button 3. USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup 4.
Page 29: Ds-8300-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.1.21 DS-8300-RMP Pro+ Series DS-8342-RMP Pro+/ DS-8349-RMP Pro+/ DS-8356-RMP Pro+/ DS-8364-RMP Pro+ Figure 1-21. Front & Rear View of DS-8300-RMP Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2. Power button 3. USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup 4.
Page 30: Ds-8400-Rm Pro+ Series
1.1.22 DS-8400-RM Pro+ Series DS-8442-RM Pro+/ DS-8449-RM Pro+/ DS-8456-RM Pro+/ DS-8464-RM Pro+ Figure 1-22. Front & Rear View of DS-8400-RM Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1, HDD2, HDD3, HDD4, HDD5, HDD6, HDD7, HDD8 2. Power button 3. USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup 4.
Page 31: Ds-16200-Rm Pro+ Series
1.1.23 DS-16200-RM Pro+ Series DS-16216-RM Pro+/ DS-16220-RM Pro+/ DS-16225-RM Pro+/ DS-16232-RM Pro+/ DS-16236-RM Pro+ Figure 1-23. Front & Rear View of DS-16200-RM Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators: LAN1, LAN2, eSATA, HDD1~16 2. Power button 3. USB BACKUP button - Auto video backup 4.
Page 32: Ds-16300-Rm Pro+ Series
26. DI/DO (4 in 2 out) Right to left: Vcc5V, GND, DI-1, DI-2, DI-3, DI-4, DO1, DO2 27. Reset button* 28. Power connector 29. Power switch 1.1.24 DS-16300-RM Pro+ Series DS-16316-RM Pro+/ DS-16320-RM Pro+/ DS-16325-RM Pro+/ DS-16332-RM Pro+/ DS-16336-RM Pro+/ DS-16342-RM Pro+/ DS-16349-RM Pro+/ DS-16356-RM Pro+/ DS-16364-RM Pro+ Figure 1-24.
Page 33: Ds-16400-Rm Pro+ Series
20. HDD16 21. Gigabit LAN x 2 22. USB 2.0 x 4 23. eSATA x 2 24. VGA output 25. HDMI output 26. DI/DO (4 in 2 out) Right to left: Vcc5V, GND, DI-1, DI-2, DI-3, DI-4, DO1, DO2 27. Reset button* 28.
Page 34: Ds-16500-Rm Pro+ Series
16. HDD12 17. HDD13 18. HDD14 19. HDD15 20. HDD16 21. Gigabit LAN x 2 22. USB 2.0 x 4 23. eSATA x 2 24. VGA output 25. HDMI output 26. DI/DO (4 in 2 out) Right to left: Vcc5V, GND, DI-1, DI-2, DI-3, DI-4, DO1, DO2 27.
Page 35 12. HDD8 13. HDD9 14. HDD10 15. HDD11 16. HDD12 17. HDD13 18. HDD14 19. HDD15 20. HDD16 21. Gigabit LAN x 2 22. USB 2.0 x 4 23. eSATA x 2 24. VGA output 25. HDMI output 26. DI/DO (4 in 2 out) Right to left: Vcc5V, GND, DI-1, DI-2, DI-3, DI-4, DO1, DO2 27.
Page 36: Mn-1100 Pro+ Series
1.1.27 MN-1100 Pro+ Series MN-1105 Pro+/ MN-1109 Pro+/ MN-1112 Pro+/MN-1116 Pro+ /MN-1120 Pro+/ MN-1125 Pro+/ MN-1132 Pro+/ MN-1136 Pro+ Figure 1-27. Front & Rear View of MN-1100 Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators 2. Power SW (Bypass Ignition) 3. 2.5” Removable HDD tray x 1 4.
Page 37: Mn-2100 Pro+ Series
1.1.28 MN-2100 Pro+ Series MN-2105 Pro+/ MN-2109 Pro+/ MN-2112 Pro+/MN-2116 Pro+ /MN-2120 Pro+/ MN-2125 Pro+/ MN-2132 Pro+/ MN-2136 Pro+ Figure 1-28. Front & Rear View of MN-2100 Pro+ Series 1. LED indicators 2. Power SW (Bypass Ignition) 3. 2.5” Removable HDD tray x 1 4.
Page 38: Led Indicators Status
1.2 LED Indicators Status 1.2.1 DS-2000 Series DS-2005/ DS-2009/ DS-2012/ DS-2016/ DS-2020/ DS-2025/ DS-2032 Figure 2-1. DS-2000 Series Front Panel & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established...
Page 39 LED on RJ-45 Port on Rear Panel LED Position LED Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established (Right LED) Yellow blinking LAN Activity is occurring 10M/100Mbps connection or no Speed connection (Left LED) Orange 1000Mbps connection Note: **USB BACKUP will beep and process after long pressing BACKUP button for 3...
Page 40: Ds-4000 Series
1.2.2 DS-4000 Series DS-4005/ DS-4009/ DS-4012/ DS-4016/ DS-4020/ DS-4025/ DS-4032 Figure 2-2. DS-4000 Series Front Panel & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission eSATA...
Page 41 LED on RJ-45 Port on Rear Panel LED Position LED Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established (Right LED) Yellow blinking LAN Activity is occurring 10M/100Mbps connection or no Speed connection (Left LED) Orange 1000Mbps connection *USB BACKUP will start and beep after 3 seconds user presses BACKUP button.
Page 42: Ds-1100 Pro Series
1.2.3 DS-1100 Pro Series DS-1105 Pro/ DS-1109 Pro/ DS-1112 Pro/ DS-1116 Pro/ DS-1120 Pro/ DS-1125 Pro/ DS-1132 Pro/ DS-1136 Pro Figure 2-3. DS-1100 Pro Series Front Panel Note: **To turn off your NVR, long pressing power button at least 2 seconds. **To turn on your NVR, long pressing power button at least 3 seconds.
Page 43: Ds-2100 Pro Series
1.2.4 DS-2100 Pro Series DS-2105 Pro/ DS-2109 Pro/ DS-2112 Pro/ DS-2116 Pro/ DS-2120 Pro/ DS-2125 Pro/ DS-2132 Pro/ DS-2136 Pro Figure 2-4. DS-2100 Series Front Panel Note: **To turn off your NVR, long pressing power button at least 2 seconds. **To turn on your NVR, long pressing power button at least 3 seconds.
Page 44: Ds-4200 Pro Series
1.2.5 DS-4200 Pro Series DS-4205Pro/ DS-4209Pro/ DS-4212Pro/ DS-4216Pro/ DS-4220Pro/ DS-4225Pro/ DS-4232 Pro/ DS-4236 Pro Figure 2-5. DS-4200 Pro Series Front Panel & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission...
Page 45 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 46: Ds-4200-Rm Pro Series
1.2.6 DS-4200-RM Pro Series DS-4209-RM Pro/ DS-4212-RM Pro/ DS-4216-RM Pro/DS-4220-RM Pro/ DS-4225-RM Pro/ DS-4232-RM Pro/ DS-4236-RM Pro Figure 2-6. Front View of DS-4200-RM Pro Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 47 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 48: Ds-4200-Rmp Pro Series
1.2.7 DS-4200-RMP Pro Series DS-4209-RMP Pro/ DS-4212-RMP Pro/ DS-4216-RMP Pro/ DS-4220-RMP Pro/ DS-4225-RMP Pro/ DS-4232-RMP Pro/ DS-4236-RMP Pro Figure 2-7. Front View of DS-4200-RMP Pro Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 49 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 50: Ds-8200-Rm Pro Series
1.2.8 DS-8200-RM Pro Series DS-8209-RM Pro/ DS-8212-RM Pro/ DS-8216-RM Pro/DS-8220-RM Pro/ DS-8225-RM Pro/DS-8232-RM Pro/ DS-8236-RM Pro Figure 2-8. Front View of DS-8200-RM Pro Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 51 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 52: Ds-8200-Rmp Pro Series
1.2.9 DS-8200-RMP Pro Series DS-8209-RMP Pro/ DS-8212-RMP Pro/ DS-8216-RMP Pro/DS-8220-RMP Pro/ DS-8225-RMP Pro/DS-8232-RMP Pro/ DS-8236-RMP Pro Figure 2-9. Front View of DS-8200-RMP Pro Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 53 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 54: Ds-1100 Pro+ Series
1.2.10 DS-1100 Pro+ Series DS-1105 Pro+/ DS-1109 Pro+/ DS-1112 Pro+/ DS-1116 Pro+/ DS-1120 Pro+/ DS-1125 Pro+/ DS-1132 Pro+/ DS-1136 Pro+/ DS-1142 Pro+/ DS-1149 Pro+/ DS-1156 Pro+/ DS-1164 Pro+ Figure 2-10. DS-1100 Pro+ Series Front Panel Note: **To turn off your NVR, long pressing power button at least 2 seconds. **To turn on your NVR, long pressing power button at least 3 seconds.
Page 55: Ds-2100 Pro+ Series
1.2.11 DS-2100 Pro+ Series DS-2105 Pro+/ DS-2109 Pro+/ DS-2112 Pro+/ DS-2116 Pro+/ DS-2120 Pro+/ DS-2125 Pro+/ DS-2132 Pro+/ DS-2136 Pro+/ DS-2142 Pro+/ DS-2149 Pro+/ DS-2156 Pro+/ DS-2164 Pro+ Figure 2-11. DS-2100 Pro+ Series Front Panel Note: **To turn off your NVR, long pressing power button at least 2 seconds. **To turn on your NVR, long pressing power button at least 3 seconds.
Page 56: Ds-4200 Pro+ Series
1.2.12 DS-4200 Pro+ Series DS-4205 Pro+/ DS-4209 Pro+/ DS-4212 Pro+/ DS-4216 Pro+/ DS-4220 Pro+/ DS-4225 Pro+/ DS-4232 Pro+/ DS-4236 Pro+/ DS-4242 Pro+/ DS-4249 Pro+/ DS-4256 Pro+/ DS-4264 Pro+ Figure 2-12. DS-4200 Pro+ Series Front Panel & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color &...
Page 57 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 58: Ds-4200-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.13 DS-4200-RM Pro+ Series DS-4209-RM Pro+/ DS-4212-RM Pro+/ DS-4216-RM Pro+/ DS-4220-RM Pro+/ DS-4225-RM Pro+/ DS-4232-RM Pro+/ DS-4236-RM Pro+/ DS-4242-RM Pro+/ DS-4249-RM Pro+/ DS-4256-RM Pro+/ DS-4264-RM Pro+ Figure 2-13. Front View of DS-4200-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color &...
Page 59 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 60: Ds-4200-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.2.14 DS-4200-RMP Pro+ Series DS-4209-RMP Pro+/ DS-4212-RMP Pro+/ DS-4216-RMP Pro+/ DS-4220-RMP Pro+/ DS-4225-RMP Pro+/ DS-4232-RMP Pro+/ DS-4236-RMP Pro+/ DS-4242-RMP Pro+/ DS-4249-RMP Pro+/ DS-4256-RMP Pro+/ DS-4264-RMP Pro+ Figure 2-14. Front View of DS-4200-RMP Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color &...
Page 61 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 62: Ds-8200-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.15 DS-8200-RM Pro+ Series DS-8209-RM Pro+/ DS-8212-RM Pro+/ DS-8216-RM Pro+/ DS-8220-RM Pro+/ DS-8225-RM Pro+/ DS-8232-RM Pro+/ DS-8236-RM Pro+/ DS-8242-RM Pro+/ DS-8249-RM Pro+/ DS-8256-RM Pro+/ DS-8264-RM Pro+ Figure 2-15. Front View of DS-8200-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color &...
Page 63 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 64: Ds-8200-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.2.16 DS-8200-RMP Pro+ Series DS-8209-RMP Pro+/ DS-8212-RMP Pro+/ DS-8216-RMP Pro+/ DS-8220-RMP Pro+/ DS-8225-RMP Pro+/ DS-8232-RMP Pro+/ DS-8236-RMP Pro+/ DS-8242-RMP Pro+/ DS-8249-RMP Pro+/ DS-8256-RMP Pro+/ DS-8264-RMP Pro+ Figure 2-16. Front View of DS-8200-RMP Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color &...
Page 65 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 66: Ds-4300 Pro+ Series
1.2.17 DS-4300 Pro+ Series DS-4332 Pro+/ DS-4336 Pro+/ DS-4342 Pro+/ DS-4349 Pro+/ DS-4356 Pro+/ DS-4364 Pro+ Figure 2-17. DS-4300 Pro+ Series Front Panel & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 67 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 68: Ds-4300-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.18 DS-4300-RM Pro+ Series DS-4332-RM Pro+/ DS-4336-RM Pro+/ DS-4342-RM Pro+/ DS-4349-RM Pro+/ DS-4356-RM Pro+/ DS-4364-RM Pro+ Figure 2-18. Front View of DS-4300-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 69 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 70: Ds-4300-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.2.19 DS-4300-RMP Pro+ Series DS-4332-RMP Pro+/ DS-4336-RMP Pro+/ DS-4342-RMP Pro+/ DS-4349-RMP Pro+/ DS-4356-RMP Pro+/ DS-4364-RMP Pro+ Figure 2-19. Front View of DS-4300-RMP Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 71 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 72: Ds-8300-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.20 DS-8300-RM Pro+ Series DS-8342-RM Pro+/ DS-8349-RM Pro+/ DS-8356-RM Pro+/ DS-8364-RM Pro+ Figure 2-20. Front View of DS-8300-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission...
Page 73 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 74: Ds-8300-Rmp Pro+ Series
1.2.21 DS-8300-RMP Pro+ Series DS-8342-RMP Pro+/ DS-8349-RMP Pro+/ DS-8356-RMP Pro+/ DS-8364-RMP Pro+ Figure 2-21. Front View of DS-8300-RMP Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission...
Page 75 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 76: Ds-8400-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.22 DS-8400-RM Pro+ Series DS-8442-RM Pro+/ DS-8449-RM Pro+/ DS-8456-RM Pro+/ DS-8464-RM Pro+ Figure 2-22. Front View of DS-8400-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission...
Page 77 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 78: Ds-16200-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.23 DS-16200-RM Pro+ Series DS-16216-RM Pro+/ DS-16220-RM Pro+/ DS-16225-RM Pro+/ DS-16232-RM Pro+/ DS-16236-RM Pro+ Figure 2-23. Front View of DS-16200-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Orange LAN Link is established LAN2...
Page 79 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 80: Ds-16300-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.24 DS-16300-RM Pro+ Series DS-16316-RM Pro+/ DS-16320-RM Pro+/ DS-16325-RM Pro+/ DS-16332-RM Pro+/ DS-16336-RM Pro+/ DS-16342-RM Pro+/ DS-16349-RM Pro+/ DS-16356-RM Pro+/ DS-16364-RM Pro+ Figure 2-24. Front View of DS-16300-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange...
Page 81 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 82: Ds-16400-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.25 DS-16400-RM Pro+ Series DS-16442-RM Pro+/ DS-16449-RM Pro+/ DS-16456-RM Pro+/ DS-16464-RM Pro+ Figure 2-25. Front View of DS-16400-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission...
Page 83 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 84: Ds-16500-Rm Pro+ Series
1.2.26 DS-16500-RM Pro+ Series DS-16542-RM Pro+/ DS-16549-RM Pro+/ DS-16556-RM Pro+/ DS-16564-RM Pro+ Figure 2-25. Front View of DS-16500-RM Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking LAN is being accessed No data transmission...
Page 85 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN Link is not established LAN1 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN2 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN1 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN2 (Left LED)
Page 86: Mn-1100 Pro+ Series
1.2.27 MN-1100 Pro+ Series MN-1105 Pro+/ MN-1109 Pro+/ MN-1112 Pro+/MN-1116 Pro+ /MN-1120 Pro+/ MN-1125 Pro+/ MN-1132 Pro+/ MN-1136 Pro+ Figure 2-27. Front View of MN-1100 Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color & Status Indicate LAN Link is not established Orange LAN Link is established Orange blinking...
Page 87: Mn-2100 Pro+ Series
LAN1 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN2 Speed Green 100Mbps connection LAN3 (Left LED) Orange LAN4 1000Mbps connection 1.2.28 MN-2100 Pro+ Series MN-2105 Pro+/ MN-2109 Pro+/ MN-2112 Pro+/MN-2116 Pro+ /MN-2120 Pro+/ MN-2125 Pro+/ MN-2132 Pro+/ MN-2136 Pro+ Figure 2-28. Front View of MN-2100 Pro+ Series & RJ-45 Port LED on Front Panel LED Color &...
Page 88 LED on RJ-45 Connection at Rear Panel LED Position LED/State Indicate LAN1 LAN Link is not established LAN2 Link/Activity Yellow LAN Link is established LAN3 (Right LED) Yellow Blinking LAN activity is occurring LAN4 LAN1 10Mbps connection or no connection LAN2 Speed Green...
Page 89: Dual/Mirror Display Solution: Hdmi/Vga/Dvi-I Connection
1.3 Dual/Mirror Display Solution: HDMI/VGA/DVI-I Connection DS-4200 Pro, DS-4200-RM Pro, DS-4200-RMP Pro, DS-8200-RM Pro, DS-8200-RMP Pro, DS-4200 Pro+, DS-4200-RM Pro+, DS-4200-RMP Pro+, DS-8200-RM Pro+, DS-8200-RMP Pro+, DS-4300 Pro+, DS-4300-RM Pro+, DS-4300-RMP Pro+, DS-8300-RM Pro+, DS-8300-RMP Pro+, DS-8400-RM Pro+, DS-16200-RM Pro+ and DS-16300-RM Pro+, MN-1100 Pro+, MN-2100 Pro+ series provide HDMI and VGA port for local display.
Page 90: Chapter 2. Nvr Installation
Chapter 2. NVR Installation 2.1 Remote Web Browser PC System Requirements The following information is the minimum required specification for remote Windows PC, which users can open a remote browser from the PC to access the Linux NVR server on the network. ...
Page 91: Connect To Nvr
2.2 Connect to NVR To begin, please insert the product CD-ROM in a PC to access the Quick Guide, User Manual and install the utilities. As user runs the product CD, the following menu is displayed. 2.2.1 Quick Guide Click “Quick Guide” to enter the folder and double click the file to open.
Page 92 When installing NVR Search, Shield Wizard window for NVR Search will pop up. Click “Next” to continue installation. Read the license agreement and click “I accept the terms of the license agreement”. Click “Next” to continue installation.
Page 93 Select a location of destination and select a folder where the setup can install files. The default location is: C:\Program Files (x86)\NVR\NVR Search. Users can also install NVR Search in other folder by clicking “Change” and select a location as below. Click “OK”...
Page 94 The window shows that the InstallShield Wizard is installing NVR Search. Please wait until the Wizard completes the installation. The InstallShield has successfully installed NVR Search. Select “Create Desktop Shortcut”/ “Create Quick Launch Shortcut”/ “Create Start Menu Shortcut” and please click “Next” to continue.
Page 95 The installation is complete. Please click “Launch application when done installing” to execute NVR Search. After finishing the setup, the window of NVR Search will pop up. NVR Search will execute automatically and show NO., Name, IP Address, Mac Address and Model name of connected NVR. Users can click “Search”...
Page 96 Introduction of NVR Search NVR Search provides three kinds of toolbars for users: File You can click “Exit” to leave NVR Search and close the window. 2. Setting Configure UPnP and Network by clicking “Setting” in the top left or in the middle right.
Page 97 Note: Users will be prompted to enter the login information of NVR before being allowed to change the setting. When accessing the NVR setting, users will be prompted to enter username and password. For the first-time use, the default username and password are admin/admin.
Page 98 2) Network NVR provides two network settings: DHCP and Static IP.
Page 99 3. Option Option provides users to change language.
Page 100: Install Nvr Decoder
2.2.3 Install NVR Decoder Click “Install S-NVR Decoder” to install decoder and follow the instructions to setup. Install Shield Wizard window will pop up and please click “Next” to continue installation. Read license agreement and click “I accept the terms of the license agreement.” Click “Next”...
Page 101 The installation Wizard is installing NVR Decoder. The installation is complete. Please click “Finish” to close the window.
Page 102: Nvrplayer
2.2.4 NVRPlayer NVRPlayer allows users to view the recorded videos exported from NVR. It is a portable tool with no need to install on PC. NVRPlayer can play multi-channel videos via playlist which is exported from instant export. Click “Open File” button to select a video or a playlist to play videos. For more information about export videos to PC, please refer to 4.3.7 Export.
Page 103 NVRPlayer will display playback video time on the top-left corner for time reference. Right-click on the video to execute 360-degree ImmerVision dewarp. Users can move “Time Bar” to desired time when playing recorded video.
Page 104 Feature introduction Frame by Frame Playback Please click “Pause” button and click “Next Frame” or “Previous Frame” to find the desired video precisey. Snapshot Please click “Snapshot” button to take a photo to your PC.
Page 105: Install Nvr Check
2.2.5 Install NVR Check Click “Install NVR Check” to open the folder and double-click on user manual file to read. Install Shield Wizard window will pop up and please click “Next” to continue installation. Read license agreement and click “I accept the terms of the license agreement.” Click “Next”...
Page 106 Select a location of destination and select a folder where the setup can install files. The default location is: C:\Program Files (x86)\NVR\NVR Check. Users can also install NVR Check in other folder by clicking “Change” and select a location as below. Click “OK”...
Page 107 The window shows that the InstallShield Wizard is installing NVR Check. Please wait until the Wizard completes the installation. The InstallShield has successfully installed NVR Check. Select “Create Desktop Shortcut”/ “Create Quick Launch Shortcut”/ “Create Start Menu Shortcut” and please click “Next” to continue.
Page 108 The installation is complete. Please click “Launch application when done installing” to execute NVR Check. After finishing the setup, the window of NVR Check will pop up. Introduction of NVR Check While NVR is recording video and snapshot files, the digital watermark will be embedded automatically in the images.
Page 109: User Manual
If the recording file is originated from NVR, the window will display “No error occur.” If the recording file has been changed, the window will display “There is an error in the video file.” To know more information, please ask the manufacturer by providing detailed information in “Detail”...
Page 110: Activate Live View Service
2.2.8 Activate Live View Service 1. Connect to NVR After setting the EZ Search and S-NVR Decoder, users can connect to the web-based interface by the following two options: EZ Search or IE browser 1) EZ Search Once you click “Connect” or double click the selected NVR list, the IE browser will pop up automatically.
Page 111 4. Allow ActiveX Control After logging in the NVR, users are recommended to install ActiveX control for the first-time installation. 1) Left-click on the description “This website wants to run the following add-on: ‘NVR ActiveX’ from…..” 2) Left-click on the description “Run Add on.”...
Page 112 3) Left-click “Run” to use licensed ActiveX controls.
Page 113: Quick Configuration
2.3 Quick Configuration After users log in NVR and install the ActiveX control, the system will direct you to set Quick Configuration in five main steps. Follow the instructions of the Overview of wizard to complete system setup. 2.3.1 Start System will lead you to “Start”...
Page 114: Network Settings
2.3.2 Network Settings Please select “Network Settings” from the drop-down menu of Configuration Utility to begin. Users need to adjust the settings in the Network Setup page in order to let NVR work properly within network.  There are 2 methods to configure IP address 1.
Page 115: Server Settings
To assign a static IP address to the NVR: 1. Select “Specify an IP address” 2. Enter the IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway IP Address and DNS server address. 3. If IP Address is changed, user needs to log out NVR and login in again. Click “Next”...
Page 116: Date & Time
2.3.4 Date & Time Please select “Date & Time” from the drop-down menu of Configuration Utility to begin. Manual setting Use the drop-down list and configure the time manually. Select the Year, Month, Date and Time. Time setting will be effective when you click “Next.” Time Zone: Synchronize with an Internet time server automatically.
Page 117: Disk Management
Configure the time and date by verifying and adjusting current local time and daylight saving to avoid the following errors:  Incorrect display time for playback videos.  Inconsistent display time of event logs and when they actually occur. Please enter the hostname of a valid NTP server to synchronize the server time with an Internet time server.
Page 118 Disk Information Device Information provides details of the hard disk drive: HDD Model, Serial NO., Capacity, Status and S.M.A.R.T Status. Note: When a HDD encounters error, HDD in device list column will turn from green to orange. S.M.A.R.T status will turn from good to bad.
Page 119 The selected hard disk drive in the Free HDDs field will be marked in blue and please click to recruit the hard disk drive into Assigned HDDs field. Meanwhile, Target RAID Disk is ready to build RAID disk and it shows five types of disk configuration.
Page 120 Note: Don’t turn off the server or unplug any hard drives when RAID Disk is in building process. The introduction of disk configuration is in the below table. Disk Configuration Big Drive Big Drive is a collection of hard disk drives and does not provide (Linear) any RAID protection.
Page 121 Please wait. The disk configuration is in a process. The progress is under “formatting….20%”. Please wait till 100%. The progress is in “Create swap” and is going to finish the disk building. Finally, the RAID disk building is complete. After the RAID disk is created, RAID List shows RAID Name and available storage...
Page 122 devices. Device Information provides status of the hard drive: RAID Name, Level, Capacity, Status-Active, Action State, Background Activity and Progress-none. Delete After the RAID Disk is created, “Delete” option is available. If user is going to delete RAID disk, please refer to following description. In “Delete”...
Page 123 If users want to change the RAID level setting, please click ‘‘Remove.’’ After the RAID Disk is removed, the Status in Device information shows “Ready,” then users can go back to Create page to continue the new RAID level configuration. Note: Once you remove the disk and continually create it, the recorded video will be formatted.
Page 124: Camera Settings
Hard disk drive is formatting. Please wait for formatting until 100%. 2.3.6 Camera Settings NVR provides two options to add new cameras: Detect and UPnP Search [Method1] Detect: In this option, users are asked to enter IP Address. Check correct username and password.
Page 125 After clicking “Apply” button, vender, username and password will be automatically filled in by vendor’s default information. Please wait for NVR processing. You may click “Cancel” button to stop adding cameras. After successfully adding cameras, NVR will display camera information in camera list. To delete camera, please click the check box and click “Delete”...
Page 126 A window will pop up to ensure the action. To delete the camera, click “OK” to proceed. [Method2] UPnP Search: Click “UPnPSearch” to find out UPnP devices within the LAN. Please make sure IP camera supports UPnP Search function. Please go to IP Camera web page to enable UPnP search function. Please wait.
Page 127 Note: Users can click “All” to add cameras in Added column. Note: The Added column will show two numbers to display the total channels of the NVR and the channel numbers that has been already added in the NVR. Please check camera information in Group add page. Then, Click “Add All” button to start adding cameras.
Page 128 Please click “Go to Camera Settings” button to check all camera information camera list that is successfully added in NVR. The Description of Camera Settings: (1) Memorize modified username and password: NVR can memorize username and password which is modified by users after users click “Apply”...
Page 129 As above example, NVR will modify default username and password of AVTECH camera and make the new username and password become AVTECH’s default username and password. (2) Streaming Parameters NVR provides two options to set up stream parameters: Optimization by NVR and Settings from camera.
Page 130 NVR supports multi-channel video server to connect analog cameras to NVR. Users are asked to enter IP Address. Please check correct username and password. Click “Enable” Video Server and choose the channel number. Then, click “Apply” button. (4) ImmerVision SDK Default For ImmerVision 360-degree cameras, NVR allows users to pre-define suitable ImmerVision dewarping engine from six main SDK in advance with no need to remember ImmerVision SDK type.
Page 131 Please select Generic RTSP or Generic MJPEG on brand column. Please enter proper Generic URLs when selecting Generic RTSP/ MJPEG. If Generic RTSP is selected, RTSP port should be filled out too. Click “Apply” button to save setting. The most correct URLs should be provided from each camera vendors. Users may also refer to websites https://www.soleratec.com/rtsp/ http://www.ispyconnect.com/sources.aspx...
Page 132: Finish
2.3.7 Finish Please select “Finish” from the drop-down menu of Configuration Utility to begin. Once five steps of Quick Configuration are completed, the window will show the completed status. You can click “Back” to return to the previous steps to modify the configuration or click “Start Live view”...
Page 133: Chapter 3. Use Nvr By Local Display
Chapter 3. Use NVR by Local Display NVR can be connected to a monitor via HDMI/VGA/DVI-I port to execute quick configuration and display live view. Note: Local display feature is supported in Pro and Pro+ series. To start local display, please check the steps below: 1.
Page 134: Anonymous Login
3.1.1 Anonymous login Anonymous login allows users to login without username and password. Anonymous user can only view live monitoring and playback page on local monitor; however, the configuration page will be disable. While anonymous login is applied, system will automatically log in without authorization process after boot up. Start to setup the anonymous login A.
Page 135: Virtual Keyboard
3.1.2 Virtual Keyboard Users can choose to use USB keyboard for typing in local display of NVR, or fill out columns with virtual keyboard. The virtual keyboard in local display can be enabled from the right side of each column. There are 3 types of virtual keyboard can be chosen, including Upper case, Lower case and Symbols.
Page 136: Quick Configuration
3.2 Quick Configuration After you log in local display of NVR, the system will direct you to set Quick Configuration in five main steps. Follow the instructions of the Overview of wizard to complete the system setup. For further information, please refer to chapter 2.3 Quick Configuration.
Page 137: Main Functions Of Liveview
3.3.2 Main Functions of Liveview Camera status Icon Description Camera name: The name of the camera is located in the top left corner in each video window. Users can rename the camera via the path “Configuration->IP Camera->Camera Settings.” Video compression format: M-JPEG/MPEG-4/H.264 Audio: Once camera supports audio, NVR shows audio in blue.
Page 138 (2) Disk and CPU loading indicator: Users can find out Disk and CPU loading directly without entering configuration page. Disk and CPU loading indicator shows blue when loading is 70% or under, and shows red as a warning when it reach to more than 70%. With changing the video configuration, like resolution, FPS and video quality or changing RAID type, can influence the CPU loading, and users can easily find the best balance in NVR.
Page 139 monitor live view. When you click a display mode, the mode icons will turn into blue. Icon Description 1 screen 4 screen 9 screen 12 screen 16 screen 20 screen 3/5/25/30/36/42/49/56/64 screen 5+1 screen 8 screen 10 screen 12+1 screem Full Screen Sequential mode Click...
Page 140 cameras. Icon Description PTZ panel: PTZ allows users to monitor large areas with a single network camera. Pan, tilt, and zoom functions can be controlled remotely by users. If device supports PTZ control, users can click on the arrows to pan and/ or tilt the camera.
Page 141 Event Log Event Log is designed to instantly notify users of external events. When an event is triggered, the icon will start blinking in exclamation mark. After clicking the button, a window will pop up to display the list of event log as below.
Page 142 ② Highlight video window when event is triggered The option of “Highlight video window when event is triggered” is a warning frame which will pop out on the channel when an event is detected. When the motion event is awarded, user can simply click on the channel with mouse, the warning frame will be stopped.
Page 143 Users can select an optional feature to make the pop-out window automatically close after users assigned seconds. (Default is 10 seconds) If user enable event pop-out window for all cameras, all channels in NVR camera list will pop-out a video when events happen. Note: NVR will pop-out video event window once a time, depending on which event is triggered earlier when more than one event one event is triggered at the same time.
Page 144 ④ Enable dual display Via HDMI/ VGA/ DVI-I video output, NVR supports dual display for liveview monitoring allowing users to flexibly monitor your place in different display modes at two places. Users can individually design display mode and camera channels on each monitor via camera list and add/drop button.
Page 145: Right Click Functions On Video Window
marked in gray means it has been added on the monitor. 2) Sequential mode setting Click sequential interval to set the numbers of user-defined seconds for sequential mode. 3.3.3 Right Click Functions on Video Window 1. Panomorph (Software Dewap): NVR Pro+ series can dewarp up to 5 MP Panomorph IP cameras on local display. (1) Choose dewarp type Note: NVR supports IP cameras equipped with Immervision’s Lens and VIVOTEK dewarping engine now.
Page 146 2. Video Size: Original or Fit 3. Streaming change: NVR allows users to setup the dual streaming configurations in camera parameter page if cameras support dual stream. It is suggested stream 1 is set for higher resolution and stream 2 for lower resolution, which helps users to choose the proper streaming in live view with intuitive control.
Page 147: Zooming With Mouse Scroll
(2) 16/20/25/30/36/42/49/56/64-ch display mode: liveview image automatically show the sub stream(stream2) When “Optimize” is disabled, users can manually adjust streaming type, which will be memorized in different display modes. 4. Display Camera Status Bar: Users can hide or display camera status bar depending on user preference. 3.3.4 Zooming with Mouse Scroll In addition to digital zoom in/out button, users can use mouse scroll to prevent...
Page 148: Two-Way Audio
Please click on the video window and use mouse scroll to zoom in or zoom out image To press and hold left mouse button, drag the image to the place that you would like to monitor. 3.3.5 Two-way Audio Two-way audio allows user to remotely communicate via NVR and IP cameras. Through external audio sound adapter, users can connect speaker and microphone to NVR to verbally communicate with people around cameras.
Page 149: Playback
Playback Playback is a function that allows users to view recorded videos from cameras connected to NVR. NVR offers synchronized playback up to four cameras and easy steps provided to help user sort through the recorded videos quickly. 3.4.1 Steps to Playback Videos Users can easily search recorded videos by following playback steps.
Page 150 1. Select cameras from camera list Users can select up to four cameras to play the recorded video. 2. Select date and time Users can designate the specific date and time to playback video. If the selected cameras have recorded videos, the date will be shown in a blue background in default (Normal Record).
Page 151 Frame by Frame Playback 1 Follow above four steps to playback 2 Click “Pause” button 3 Click “Previous frame” or “Next frame” button...
Page 152: Description Of Recording Types
3.4.2 Description of Recording Types Normal Record (gray): Normal Record means there is no special conditions happened such as event, time overlap. It helps users to know at that time whether NVR has recorded videos or not. Event (red): Event means an event is triggered at that time, which helps users to efficiently find event recoded video.
Page 153: Main Functions Of Playback
3.4.3 Main Functions of Playback 1. Display mode The screen shows the recording time of each channel in the top of each grid. Click to view the video in full screen. One-screen and four-screens are also provided to display playback. 2.
Page 154 4. Video playback speed control (1) Stop: to clear playback videos (2) Previous frame: to show the earlier frame (3) Slow motion: to play in slower speed (4) Play/ Pause: to play video file or to temporarily stop the playback (5) Fast forward: to play in faster speed (6) Next frame: to show the next frame (7) Rewind: to let video automatically wind backward...
Page 155: Export Files
3.4.4 Export Files Export function allows users to export file to USB device or USB type DVD burner directly. Please select cameras, video file types, date and the time period first, and then click the export button to copy the files. Note: NVR offers 3 formats to export recorded videos depending on different security level.
Page 156: Snapshot
3.4.5 Snapshot Users can have the snapshot while having the playback in local display. It needs to plug in USB device for the export of snapshot images and it will have 10 sequential images to be saved in the USB dongle. 3.4.6 Zooming with Mouse Scroll In addition to digital zoom in/out button, users can use mouse scroll to find out crucial proof in incident site in playback...
Page 157: System Upgrade On Local Display
3.5.2 System Upgrade on Local Display NVR supports system upgrade in local display. For more information, please refer to Chapter 5 - 5.7.2 System Upgrade. Note: System upgrade in local display is supported in Pro series and Pro+ series. 3.5.3 USB Backup by Hardware or Software USB BACKUP Buttons Users can easily back up recorded video by clicking “USB Backup”...
Page 158: Select View Modes On Liveview Page
4.1.1 Select View Modes on Liveview Page On top right of live view, users can select four view modes. Mode Description Liveview: Click “Liveview” to control the monitoring instantaneously. Playback: Click “Playback” to play and to export the recorded video files. Configuration: Click “Configuration”...
Page 159: Main Functions For Liveview
4.1.2 Main Functions for Liveview 1. Camera status Icon Description Camera name: The name of the camera is located in the top left corner in each video window. Users can rename the camera via the path “Configuration->IP Camera->Camera Settings.” Video compression format: M-JPEG/MPEG-4/H.264 Audio: Once camera supports audio, NVR shows audio in blue when you select the window.
Page 160 (2) Current time Users can find out current time directly. (3) Disk and CPU loading indicator: Users can find out Disk and CPU loading directly without entering configuration page. Disk and CPU indicator shows blue when loading is70% or under, and shows red as a warning when it reach to more than 70%.
Page 161 Save: To save image to desired path. Cancel: To cancel snapshot. Digital zoom in/ out: Select a channel to enable digital zoom function Drop: Drop the camera from monitoring. Drop all: Drop all cameras from monitoring. Add all: Add all cameras from monitoring. Remote IO: Check camera DI/DO control for its input pins and output pins.
Page 162 4. Display mode NVR supports multi-display modes for monitoring. Click the icon of display mode to monitor live view. When you click a display mode, the mode icons will turn into blue. Icon Description 1 screen 4 screen 9 screen 12 screen 16 screen 20 screen...
Page 163 5. PTZ Control Panel If IP camera supports PTZ function, users can use the control panel to adjust the viewing angle. The following functions are available depending on the camera models. Note: Please check the compatible list before using joystick to adjust PTZ cameras.
Page 164 6. Event log: (1) Event Log: to instantly notify users of external events. When an event is triggered, the icon will start blinking in exclamation mark. After clicking the button and select “Event Log”, a window will pop up to display the list of event log as below.
Page 165 Once Modbus I/O event is triggered, event log icon will blink in yellow exclamation mark. After clicking the button and select “Modbus I/O”, a window will pop up as below. It will stop blinking when the event is solved or stop. ①...
Page 166 ② Resize all video sizes at the same time Only a right click on the video, users can set "all" video size either in original size or fit size. ③ Highlight video window when event is triggered The option of “Highlight video window when event is triggered” is a warning frame which will pop out on the channel when an event is detected.
Page 167 triggered so as to inform users of event happened at the very first time. By clicking button at the top-right corner, users can manually close the pop-out window. __seconds later close the pop-out windows. (5-180) Users can select an optional feature to make the pop-out window automatically close after users assigned seconds.
Page 168 Note: NVR will pop-out video event window once a time, depending on which event is triggered earlier when more than one event is triggered at the same time. 2) Multi-Server: Users can save the camera list of multi-server on live-view page. 3) Sequential Mode Setting: Click sequential interval to set the numbers of user-defined seconds for sequential mode.
Page 169 Joystick can work on PTZ cameras as the status bar is with PTZ icon.
Page 170: Right Click Functions On Video Window
4.1.3 Right Click Functions on Video Window 1. Mute: To mute the audio of the video 2. Video Size: Original or Fit 3. Streaming change: To exchange the streaming resource. (1) Exchange Streaming NVR allows users to setup the dual streaming configurations in cameras parameters page if cameras support dual stream.
Page 171 NVR will automatically change to stream2 for smooth real time viewing experiences. (1) 1/3/4/5+1/8/9/10/12/12+1-ch display mode: liveview image automatically show the main stream(stream1) (2) 16/20/25/30/36/42/49/56/64-ch display mode: liveview image automatically show the sub stream(stream2) When “Optimize” is disabled, users can manually adjust streaming type, which will be memorized in different display modes.
Page 172: Zooming With Mouse Scroll
8. Fisheye Display Mode: To view the best image quality by choosing use the proper engine of fisheye cameras or cameras with Immervision lenses. a. Choose dewarp type: b. Choose mounting type: c. Chosse display mode: 4.1.4 Zooming with Mouse scroll In addition to digital zoom in/out button, users can use mouse scroll to prevent potential crisis in live-view monitoring.
Page 173: Two-Way Audio
View enlarged images: To press and hold left mouse button, drag the image to the place that you would like to monitor. 4.1.5 Two-way Audio Two-way audio allows user to remotely communicate via PC and IP cameras, which provides more flexibility in diverse surveillance applications. Applications: (1) Via speaker, users can hear sounds captured from remote camera sites to have the latest update.
Page 174: Built-In Mini-Cms Server
4.1.6 Built-in Mini-CMS Server NVR can be a mini-CMS server to connect to other NVR in LAN and WAN by clicking “Search NVR” button. It becomes a convenient method to help users protect their regions by simultaneously monitoring other remote sites without installing any other extra VMS software.
Page 175 New added channels will display in the cameras list on remote liveview webpage as below. [Method2] Add Server Please click “Add Server” button to add NVR. Please enter IP address, port, username and password, then click “OK” to apply.
Page 176 Note: NVR can be manually added in WAN or LAN. You can see the NVR in mini-CMS list. Please choose NVR and camera which you are going to add to the local server and Click “OK” button. Then, new added channels will display in the cameras list on remote liveview webpage.
Page 177: Multi-Layer Dynamic E-Map
2. Delete NVR Right-click the NVR on camera list. Click “Delete” to delete NVR 4.2 Multi-layer Dynamic E-Map NVR provides multi-layer E-Map feature on liveview monitoring as a quick navigation to indicate the physical location of cameras. Users can drag and drop camera icons to multi-layer E-Maps and enable pop-out event window to receive the latest event situation once event occurs.
Page 178: Feature Introduction
4.2.1 Feature Introduction 1. Introduction of each column E-Map offers three columns for general setting: Edit map, Panel visibility and Settings. Users can drag the panels to the suitable place. (1) Edit map: please refer to 4.2.2 Add or Delete Multi-layer E-Maps for more information.
Page 179: Add Or Delete Multi-Layer E-Maps
(3) Settings: to enable or disable automatically pop-up event window. Please refer to 4.2.4 Enable/ Disable Automatically Pop-up Event Window for more information. Introduction of icons Icon Description Add Map: Add an E-Map Delete Map: Delete an E-Map Available Camera: Camera in device panel is available to drag to map.
Page 180 (2) Right-click on Map Panel: Right-click on the map to build sub-layer of map. 2. Zoom in / out the E-Map To zoom in or zoom out the E-Map, users can use the mouse scroll to enlarge or reduce the view of E-Map. 3.
Page 181: Deploy Cameras
(2) Right-click on Map Panel: Right-click on one of the map to delete the map. 4.2.3 Deploy Cameras 1. Add and delete camera on the map (1) Add a camera: Please drag and drop the camera icons in device list to the map to indicate camera location.
Page 182: Enable/ Disable Automatically Pop-Up Event Window
(2) Delete a camera: to delete the camera on the map, please right click on the camera icon. A right-click menu will appear. Click “Delete Camera” to delete the camera on the map. 2. Rotate camera direction Please right click on the camera icon to modify camera direction. 4.2.4 Enable/ Disable Automatically Pop-up Event Window When a motion is triggered from IP camera on the map, a window will pop out to notify users and to display recording video.
Page 183 Note: The maximum of pop-out event window is 4. To close the window, users can manually close the pop-out event window.
Page 184: Event Log History
4.2.5 Event Log History Event log history offers a detailed and latest list of event history in event panel to make users easily control event situation. The event panel includes Instant Playback, Server Name, Date & Time, Camera Name, Camera No. and Description (Camera Connected, Camera Disconnected or Motion Detection.) By clicking in Instant Playback column, NVRPlayer will pop out to let users view...
Page 185: Playback
4.3 Playback Playback is a function that allows users to view recorded videos from cameras connected to NVR. NVR offers synchronized playback up to 16 cameras and easy steps to help users sort through the recorded videos quickly. Playback video can be viewed in full screen;...
Page 186 Please follow four steps below to quickly search recorded videos: 1. Select cameras from camera list 2. Select date and time period 3. Select recording type 4. Click “Play” 1. Select cameras from camera list Please select channel number from channel list to search recorded videos. Up to 4 channels can be selected at the same time.
Page 187 If there is an event recording in the specific date, the date will be remarked as blue with red stripe aside. Users can also select specific time period from time searching list (start time to end time.) Start time and end time layout is Hour: Minute: Second. The default time period is from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59.
Page 188 With the changing of recording types, time table will present in different color in remote browser. 4. Click “Play” Please click the play button to start playback. Frame by Frame Playback 1 Follow above four steps to playback 2 Click “Pause” button 3 Click “Previous frame”...
Page 189: Description Of Recording Types
4.3.2 Description of Recording Types Normal (gray): Normal Record means there is no special conditions happened such as event, time overlap. It helps users to know at that time whether NVR has recorded videos or not. Event (red): Event means at least an event is triggered at that time, which helps users to efficiently find event recoded videos.
Page 190: Multi-Nvr Playback
4.3.3 Multi-NVR Playback Multi-NVR playback allows users to cross multiple NVRs to playback up to 16-channel of videos. Users can easily obtain the path of moving objects via tracking videos from multiple sites of NVR. During executing Multi-NVR playback, users can also export videos and take a snapshot.
Page 191 New added channels will display in the cameras list as below. [Method2] Add Server Please click “Add Server” button to add NVR.
Page 192 Please enter IP address, port, username and password, then click “OK” to apply. Note: NVR can be manually added in WAN or LAN. You can see the NVR in the list. Please choose NVR and camera which you are going to add to the local server and Click “OK”...
Page 193: Smart Search
4.3.4 Smart Search Smart Search can efficiently save users’ precious time to find out key video moment without wasting extra effort and energy. Smart Search offers five quick search modes: motion detection, foreign object detection, missing object detection, camera tampering detection and lose focus. Please select cameras from camera list and the date that you would like to execute smart search.
Page 194 (1) Region of interest: the location for quick detection. Motion detection, foreign object detection and missing object detection are needed to arrange region of interest. (Motion detection has 3 region of interest, and others have one region of interest.) (2) Sensibility: the capability to detect event (3) Interval: the amount of time that the object exists in the region The smart search result window will pop-out.
Page 195: Main Functions On Playback
4.3.5 Main Functions on Playback Display mode NVR supports multi-display modes for playback. When you click a display mode, the mode icons will turn into blue. Icon Description Full Screen 1 screen 4 screens 9 screens 16 screens Mute control Users can choose whether to play audio when playback videos.
Page 196 Digital zoom out and digital zoom in The image can also return to previous sizes by clicking the digital zoom out button. The image can be enlarged by clicking digital zoom-in button. Video playback speed control (1) Stop: to clear playback videos (2) Previous frame: to show the earlier frame (3) Slow motion: to play in slower speed (4) Play/ Pause: to play video file or to temporarily stop the playback...
Page 197 Scale bar Users can move the bar to enlarge or narrow down time period to check video footage in time table. Seek bar By moving seek bar, users can go to the specific recording time directly. Time is shown above seek bar to provide time reference. Thumbnail on Playback With thumbnail function on playback, users can move the pointer of the mouse over the footage and the snapshot of the specific time will be shown.
Page 198 From the thumbnail, users can also read the related information such as date, time and camera name. The thumbnail will be shown while pointer moves on the footage. Change OSD color and font size Users can select different OSD color while having the playback of recording files. 1) Click “Setting”...
Page 199 3) Select font size and click “OK” 4) OSD color and font size will be changed as below.  Default button By clicking “Default” button, users can default OSD setting. Default font size is 20 in orange color. 10. Dewarp for fisheye cameras By right click on the video, users can choose the proper dewarp engine for fisheye camera.
Page 200: Zooming With Mouse Scroll
a. Choose the dewarp engine: b. Choose the mounting type c. Choose the display mode 4.3.6 Zooming with Mouse scroll In addition to digital zoom in/out button, users can use mouse scroll to find out crucial proof in incident site in playback. Zoom in/out: To click on the video window and use mouse scroll to enlarge the image.
Page 201: Export
4.3.7 Export Export function allows users to retrieve recorded files from NVR. NVR offers two methods to export recorded videos for different export requirements: Method1. Export video by specifying export start time and end time Method2. Instant export (export videos while playing recoded videos) Note: NVR offers 3 formats to export recorded videos depending on different security level.
Page 202 Users can cancel the files transferred while downloading files from NVR. Method2. Instant Export Instant export allows users to export maximum 16-channel videos while playing recoded videos on playback interface. A playlist will also be exported to PC in order to precisely record export start time and end time.
Page 203 5) A window will pop out to display export status. On time table, exporting time period will be highlight in purple color. Note: Please don’t close the playback browser page, while it’s exporting the video files. Otherwise, the exporting video will not be saved on your Note: NVR will also download NVRCheck and NVRPlayer to your PC.
Page 204 Note. The default folder is named by the time when users click the “Start Export” button. (yyyymmdd_hhmmss) Play exported video by instant export 1) Access the exported file Note. Exported file can be found in “Setting” button on playback 2) Unzip and run NVRPlayer 3) Import Playlist to NVRPlayer by clicking “Open File”...
Page 205 4) Select cameras, start time and end time. Then, click “Play” button to play videos...
Page 206: Play Video Files
4.4 Play Video Files Users can access the video files by Windows Networking and FTP Service. Note: To use Windows Networking and FTP Service, please enable both in“File Sharing Service” in configuration page. By using the link button on file sharing service page, users can open the dialog directly after the service is enable.
Page 207 To acquire Mac address, users can refer to “System” > “Device Information” >“System Information” in configuration page. “Computer Name” is shown in “Network” > “Network Setup” > “Information” in configuration page. For example, the computer name is NVR005043000203. Thus, users can select a NVR in Network folder by this computer name. As you select the NVR, a window will pop up and ask to enter network password.
Page 208 If users don’t amend the user name and password, please enter the default ones:“admin/admin.” After users enter accurate user name and password, the NVR will display the folder “Public” and “videodata1.” Please select “videodata1” to check video files.
Page 209 After entering “videodata1,” the folder displays RecordFolderchronologicallyby recording dates. Please select a folder to enter. All video files lists chronologically by recorded time and video length of each chunk is five minutes. Select a video file to play.  Enter IP Address to Search Please enter NVR IP address from the Windows Start menu.
Page 210 As you enter the IP address, a window will pop up and ask for network password. If you don’t amend the user name and password, please enter the default ones:“admin/admin.” After users enter accurate user name and password, the folder of NVR displays the folder “videodata1.”...
Page 211: Ftp Service
4.4.2 FTP Service To access FTP service in a web-based interface, please open Windows Internet Explorer and enter NVR IP address which users configure. Note: To access FTP service in WAN, please enable router’s Internet access and specify the same port as NVR. (The default is 21) As you enter the IP address, a window will pop up and ask to type a user name and password to log in FTP server.
Page 212 Please click “Log On” to proceed. IE browser shows the folders on FTP server. Please select folder “videodata1”.
Page 213 The folder displays RecordFolder chronologically by recording dates. Please select a folder to enter. All video files lists chronologically by recorded time and video length of each chunk is five minutes. Select a video file to play.
Page 214: Naming Rule Of Video Files
4.4.3 Naming Rule of Video files NVR writes and memorizes videos to HDD in every 5 minutes. This way can ensure all videos are well saved when encountering power outage or other accidents. Besides, when exporting videos, each videos file is in around 5 minutes as well. In this way, it is clear for users to search for the videos they are aiming for.
Page 215: Camera Parameter
5.1.2 Camera Parameter User can directly modify camera’s configuration such as video format, frame rate and resolution video quality via NVR in this page. Besides, NVR supports multi-stream for monitoring and recording. Please select “Camera Parameter” from the drop-down menu of IP Camera to begin. There are two parts in this section: Camera Parameter and Camera List.
Page 216 As you click one column turning into blue, please wait and the window below will appear to allow user to configure camera parameter. After loading camera’s information, users can modify below camera parameter: (1) Camera No. Load Select a desired camera no. to switch camera in NVR’s camera list. (2) Stream 1/ Stream 2 (Recording Stream) Decide one stream as recording stream for video recording between stream 1 and stream 2, if cameras support dual streams.
Page 217 Note. The default resolution of stream2 is CIF (360x 240). (3) Video Format Choose a video compression format for live view and recording: MPEG4, H.264 and MJPEG. Note: Types of video format varies depending on the camera brands and models. (4) Frame Rate Frame rate of IP camera will be influenced by the network surroundings.
Page 218: Camera Status
At the same time, a window will pop up to ask for user name and password for camera configuration. 5.1.3 Camera Status Please select “Camera Status” from the drop-down menu of IP Camera to begin. Camera List shows connection status of recording.
Page 219: Recording & Events
Recording & Events Recording & Events can provide different event modes and recording schedule for users to configure IP camera. Event & Action Management also allows users to combine various events and its triggered actions to achieve the security surveillance. If the hard disk is not installed, the following window will pop up when you click “Recording &...
Page 220: Recording Settings
5.2.1 Recording Settings Please select “Recording Settings” from the drop-down menu of Recording & Event to begin. Recording Mode Users can set the mode of “No Recording,” “Recording by Schedule or Event” and “Always Recording” for each connected cameras. (1) No Recording: This mode will make all cameras disable to record the video. (2) Recording by Schedule or Event: This mode allows you to set the scheduled time to record the video in two record modes, Always Record and Recording by Event.
Page 221 Video Format NVR provides two video formats of recording videos for different safety concerns. Please select a suitable video format to record videos in NVR. (1) NVR’s unique AVI file: For security concern, the default recorded video format is “NVR’s unique AVI file”. It will allow the exported files to be played only via NVRPlayer.
Page 222: Recording Schedule
5.2.2 Recording Schedule Users can configure Recording Schedule in desired time range and recording type (Always Record and Recording by Event) for all channels. 1. Select schedule by day or by week(such as Sunday only) 2. Insert schedule Select time range (Start/End time), recording type and channel for recording schedule and click “Insert.”...
Page 223 Recording type Depending on recording requirements, users can two recording types: (1) Always Record: If “Always Record” is selected, the video will be recorded continuously. (2) Record by Event: Once “Recording by Event” is selected, all cameras will record the video when an event is triggered. After inserting time range and channel, the time/camera bar displays the selected time.
Page 224  Delete All With checking the Delete All and then select the camera, users can remove the whole recording schedule for the certain camera after click "Delete".
Page 225: Recording Group
5.2.3 Recording Group Based on the importance of cameras, users can store videos in desired days by categorizing cameras in group. Note: The group numbers should be no more than 10. Note: The forecast size is based on current camera settings. It is suggested to configure less than 90% of total storage capacity.
Page 226: Event & Action Management
5.2.4 Event & Action Management Please select “Event & Action Management” from the drop-down menu of Recording & Event to begin. “Event & Action Management” allows users to define event setting that manage events and its corresponding action. Users can configure multiple types of event for camera, and NVR also provide various types of event for NVR system.
Page 227 1. Event types (1) Camera event: Disconnected (2) Camera event: Motion from Camera (3) Camera event: Audio Detection When the audio threshold level is higher than preset level, the alarm will be triggered. Note: Please go to camera web page to configure audio level. This event is supported for AXIS IP camera for now.
Page 228 (7) NVR event: Recording Error (8) NVR event: UPS Warning UPS Low Power Warning will warn users that UPS is nearly out of power before NVR automatically shutdown to sleep mode. Note: Please enable this feature and fill in a number to trigger event on configuration page: Management >...
Page 229 (18) External event (HTTP-in) Event could be triggered by external HTTP-in CGI command. It allows users to define up to 5 different HTTP-in events. With the “External Event”, users can set its actions just like other events.  The format of external HTTP-in event http://<NVR_IP>/login.cgi/cgi_main.cgi?cgiName=event_ipc.cgi&eventName=Defined_<...
Page 230 ① Select the contactor ② Edit the content on Subject and Message column ③ You can choose whether to attach the snapshot with Email (Optional) ④ Apply same setting with other cameras in “Apply Options” (Optional) ⑤ Click “Ok” button to finish E-MAIL Configuration. E-Mail action will be triggered once per 20 seconds as the event is happening, which means if an event is lasting for one minute, NVR will send email 3 times per every 20 seconds.
Page 231 Buzzer can be enabled up to sound for 60 seconds. Digital Output1 and Digital Output2 can be enabled from 3 second to continuous warning. Note: User can press “USB BACKUP” button on the front panel of NVR for one second to stop the buzzer beeping. (3) User Defined Action (HTTP-out) User Defined Action allows users to send the specific HTTP command out when an event is triggered in order to manage devices such as power controller, fire/smoke...
Page 232 (5) Camera Preset Point Once an event occurs, user can set up to 3 PTZ cameras to go to specific location individually. (6) Event Triggered Record NVR can enable Event trigger record, Video Clip and External FTP when an event is triggered. ①...
Page 233 ③ External FTP: Enable “Snapshot” and “Video Clip” to store them to external FTP server when an event is triggered. Note: You can apply Event trigger record, Video Clip and External FTP to other cameras on “Apply Options.” (7) SNMP Trap To make users easily manage and monitor devices on network, NVR supports SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) to intelligently notify users of event triggered via SNMP trap.
Page 234: Advanced Setting
Note: NVR supports Axis C3003-E for now. Note: Please go to camera setting on configuration page and click “Apply“ button for network horn speaker again, when you add new pre-recorded audios to network horn speaker. 5.2.5 Advanced Setting Action Triggered Interval Users can set proper time interval when events are triggered in sequence.
Page 235 When “Event Triggered with Audio” is enabled, camera audio will be recorded when an event is triggered. When the event stops, the audio will be disabled again automatically. User-defined Event Tigger Time For unstable network surveillance environment, NVR allows user to define event trigger time for camera disconnection (named Camera connection lost delay) to decrease the possibility of error alarm.
Page 236: E-Mail
Management > Event & Action) for further setting. 5.2.6 E-Mail Please select “E-Mail” from the drop-down menu of Recording & Event to begin. 1. SMTP Server  Server Address: Enter the Server Address of the SMTP server.  Sender: Specify sender’s E-Mail in the “Sender” field. ...
Page 237  Password: Specify user password. Click “Apply” to finish or “Send Test Mail” to check the availability. 2. Contact Add contactor by entering name and E-Mail and click “Add Contact.” Contact List will show the information you entered. Please click “Apply” to finish settings.
Page 238: Disk Management
Disk Management NVR can create new RAID disk or delete/format the RAID disk. Also, users can manage NVR’s storage device for data transmission and file sharing service. 5.3.1 Disk Management Please select “Disk Management” from the drop-down menu of Disk Management to begin.
Page 239: Storage Volume Management
5.3.2 Storage Volume Management Please select “Storage Volume Management” from the drop-down menu of Disk Management to begin. Storage volume management provides an efficient method to organize data expected to be retained after a program is terminated by providing procedures to store, retrieve and update data, as well as manage the available space on the device.
Page 240 Add Volume Select one volume (DIGIARRAY) to add volume in NVR. Remove Volume You can follow below steps to remove Volume (DIGIARRAY) from NVR to prevent data loss. Format By clicking “Format” button, you can format all volumes in storage volume pool.
Page 241: File Sharing Service
5.3.3 File Sharing Service Please select “File Sharing Service” from the drop-down menu of Disk Management to begin. Arrange data transmission service including Windows Networking and FTP service. When there is no hard disk installed in the NVR, the screen will show “No Filesystem.”...
Page 242 Windows Networking In Windows Networking field, users can enable or disable the services and Computer Name is already shown. Computer Description and Domain or Workgroup Name can be changed. FTP Service In FTP Settings, users can enable or disable FTP Services. User can arrange Command Port and Passive Port.
Page 243: Cloud
Cloud NVR provides cloud backup to upload recorded files to Dropbox. With cloud backup, users can share recorded files with a link. Please select “Dropbox” from the drop-down menu of Cloud to begin. 5.4.1 Setup Dropbox Service Please click “Apply” to start Dropbox webpage connection and to establish a folder in NVR.
Page 244: Share Files To Dropbox Server
When Dropbox successfully connects to NVR, NVR will automatically create a file named “Dropbox.” All documents saved in your Dropbox account will start sync to Dropbox folder created in NVR.  Quit Setup When NVR is accessing to Dropbox, the NVR will display as below: If users want to cancel the Dropbox setting, please click “Apply”...
Page 245: Remove Configuration And Online Sync
5.4.3 Remove Configuration and Online Sync Please press“F5 button” on the keyboard to refresh the webpage. You can see the webpage as below: Remove Configuration and Data Please Click “Apply” to remove Dropbox service from NVR. All configuration and data of Dropbox in NVR will be deleted. Online Sync Users can choose whether NVR automatically synchronizes with Dropbox Server.
Page 246: Network Setup
Network Setup 5.5.1 Network Setup Please select “Network Setup” from the drop-down menu of Network to begin. This section explains how to configure network connection with NVR. Information Network information displays present network configuration including: Computer Name, IP address, Subnet mask, Default Gateway, Primary and Secondary DNS.
Page 247 Setup Users can rename Computer Name, assign IP address in DHCP or Static IP and set up IPv6. (1) Network Interfaces: Select Shared IP or Separated IP. For NVR with two LAN port, users can set up dual IP application (Separated IP) to connect different network segments to maximize network efficiency.
Page 248 (2) Computer Name: Rename NVR’s name (3) Internet Protocol: Define NVR’s IP address in DHCP or Static IP. ① DHCP: Obtain an available dynamic IP address assigned by a DHCP server. If this option is selected, NVR will automatically obtain an available dynamic IP address from the DHCP server when connecting to the LAN.
Page 249 DHCP server is available when LAN is specified an IP address (static IP). Note: In DS-8400-RM Pro+, DS-8300-RM Pro+, DS-4300-RM Pro+, DS-4300 Pro+, DS-8200-RM Pro+, DS-4200-RM Pro+, DS-4200 Pro+, DS-8200-RM Pro+, DS-4200-RM Pro, DS-4200 Pro, DS-4000 and DS-2000 series, DHCP service will assign valid IP address via LAN2 port.
Page 250 Note: Please do not connect to another device containing DHCP server function such as router when utilizing built-in DHCP server. To enable DHCP in IPv6 protocol, please enable IPv6 auto configuration. Select a mode from Stateful, Stateless Auto-configuration, Stateless DHCPv6. Then, configure router advertisement daemon and click “Apply”...
Page 251: Network Service
5.5.2 Network Service Please select “Network Service” from the drop-down menu of Network to begin. Black/ White List For security concern, users can also define available/prohibited IP range (Black/ White List). Edit White or Black List to allow or block different IP address. As White List is enabled, a window will pop up to make sure the execution.
Page 252 Please enter the IP address range to add to White List or Black List. Note: The above IP address is only an example for reference. User is recommanded to add White List or Black List carefully according to different demand. Also, user can set either White List or Black List in the same time.
Page 253 Enable or disable UPnP search. Rename UPnP. Note:The maximum character limitation for UPnP Name is 32 characters. Please click “Apply” to execute the settings. Aiphone SIF NVR supports IP video door intercom system. Users can record the video captured from door station (always recording), even when it is triggered by its call button (event recording).
Page 254: Ddns
[Scenerio2] Master station x 1pc + Door station x 2pcs: Answer both door1 and door2 [Scenerio3] Master station x 1pc + Door station x 2pcs: Answer door1 only 5.5.3 DDNS Please select “DDNS” from the drop-down menu of Network to begin. DDNS links a domain name to an IP address, allowing users to easily access their camera even with a changing IP address.
Page 255: Wireless
5.5.4 Wireless Please select “Wireless” from the drop-down menu of Network to begin. Note: This function is supported for MN-1100 Pro+ series and MN-2100 Pro+ series. 1. Information Users can check NVR’s wireless information in this page. 2. Basic Settings This page allows users to enable wireless function and execute wireless configuration.
Page 256 Click “Site Survey” button, select one wireless from site survey list and type password if necessary. Then, click “Apply” button. 3. Wi-Fi Protected setup (WPS) User can connect to router via PIN mode and PCB mode. PIN mode Go to router’s WPS web page and type NVR’s PIN code. Then, click “Connect” button.
Page 257: G/4G
PBC mode Please click WPS button on router. Please go to NVR’s configuration page (Wireless  Wi-Fi Protected setup) and click PBC button to connect the router. 5.5.5 3G/4G Please select “3G/4G” from the drop-down menu of Network to begin. Note: This function is supported for MN-1100 Pro+ series and MN-2100 Pro+ series.
Page 258: Management
Management In Management, users can easily create, modify and change users' live view access and playback access. Also, users can read various log information through log system and quickly save or load configuration of NVR. Emergent backup of the latest video files as well as the external input and output control can also be set here.
Page 259 (1) Username and Password: Fill in a username and password (or click random password). Please fill in Email address to send the password when clicking random password. (2) Account expiration (Optional): Assign a specific date to control the valid time of user accounts in order to avoid the possibility of forgetting to close the account.
Page 260 Select an account to modify the Power User or User. The selected account will turn to blue and the page for modifying user will appear as below. You can change Live View Access and Playback Access. Please click “Apply” to proceed.
Page 261 Change Password Each NVR comes with a built-in “admin” account with password “admin” for administrators. It’s highly recommended to change the password upon the initial login. To change password, please select an account from “Username” drop-down list to change password. Enter a new password in the “New Password” and enter it again in “Retype Password.”...
Page 262 (2) Maximum users for remote login ( on remote configuration page) Users can set up the maximum number of users to log in NVR on remote site at the same time. Note: The access from other remote browsers and CMS system will be counted as a user.
Page 263: Log System
5.6.2 Log System Please select “Log System” from the drop-down menu of Management to begin. If the hard disk is not installed, the following window will pop up when you click “Log System.” After the hard disk is ready, Log system starts to record the events of the NVR and to provide basic information for troubleshooting.
Page 264 System Log The log information in NVR Log includes time zone, daylight, system, firmware upgrading, configuration IP, recording files export and storage. Event Log The log information in Event Log includes “Camera is connected,” “The camera is disconnected,” “Digital Input,” “Motion detected” and “Storage usage is out of limit,”...
Page 265 Historical User Log The log information in Historical User Log records any user who has logged in the NVR. For example, “Execute detect,” “Motion detected,” “FTP service is configured,” “Account is created,” “Execute system shutdown,” etc. File Access Log The message occurred is related to other method to get in NVR such as SAMBA or FTP.
Page 266: Save/Load Configuration
5.6.3 Save/Load Configuration Configuration Backup enables you to accelerate NVR deployment as well as to respond quickly to hardware failures and disasters. User can save NVR configuration file to NVR HDD, external USB device (via local site) and computer (via remote PC access).
Page 267 2. Load Configuration Load configuration can help users duplicate the same settings from one NVR to another without configuring system manually. Users can select Load Type as “Load Default Settings” or “Load Configuration.” Once you select “Load Default Settings” and click “Apply,” configuration of Camera Setting, Recording Settings, Event &...
Page 268: Usb Backup
An icon will display at the bottom left corner of local screen. Click the icon and a window will pop up to confirm your operation. Click “Yes” to execute reset to default. 5.6.4 USB Backup NVR can back up the latest video files by inserting USB device or USB type DVD burner into the USB port in the NVR (front panel backup area) by pressing “USB BACKUP”...
Page 269 USB Backup Setting (1) Enabled: USB Backup function can be enabled or disabled, for security concern. (2) Latest recordings Information: Set up days, hours and minutes to back up the latest video files. (3) Channel Selection: Select certain camera channels or click “All” channels for future backup.
Page 270 Device Information Status When a USB device is inserted to the NVR, the USB Backup Device Information will show the status “Wait..” When the USB is ready to begin, the Device Information will show the status “Ready,” and the USB LED indicator will show blue. If you want to delete the current data in USB, please click “Format”...
Page 271 If there is no USB inserted into NVR, the screen will show “There is no USB device…” as below picture: Note: NVRPlayer and NVRCheck will be downloaded with video files. DVD Backup (1) Enable: DVD Backup function can be enabled or disabled, for security concern. (2) The latest duration of recordings: Set the days and hours to back up the latest video files (3) Channel Selection: Select certain camera channels or click “All”...
Page 272 When the USB type DVD burner is ready to begin, the Device Information will show the status “Ready,” and the USB LED indicator will show blue. If you need to delete the current data in USB type DVD burner, please click “Format” to delete current data.
Page 273 Advance Settings (1) Video Export Setting Based on video security level, NVR offers 3 formats to export recorded videos on playback page: ① Original video files without password (default) NVR will directly export video files to USB type device. ② Zipped files with password NVR will encrypt exported files to external USB type device in ZIP format.
Page 274 Step2. Select a video folder. There is a “bk.db” file to playback videos. Note: The name of video folder is the time when users press export button. Step3. Enter password Step4. Select date, time and camera Note: The calendar will display the last date of video file in the USB device.
Page 275 Step3. Enter password and NVRPlayer will start to playback video. Export Video on Playback Page A window will pop up after users click export button on playback page. NVR will display the capacity of video file on local NVR. On remote browser, a window will pop up to display download status.
Page 276 On remote web browser, a window will pop up to ask users to enter password for encryption after successfully exporting files. On local NVR, a window will pop up to ask users to enter password for encryption before exporting files.
Page 277: Remote Backup
5.6.5 Remote Backup To ensure the security of confidential videos, NVR provides remote backup to back up important recorded videos to NAS so as to storage confidential videos for a longer time. Note: ASUSTOR NAS is supported for now in LAN. Please select “Remote Backup”...
Page 278 2. Set up Remote Schedule Backup (1) Video Please set up the video that you would like to back up by setting Days, Video Period, Channel Selection and Recording type. (2) Task You can select “Auto Backup” to upload recorded videos to NAS 3 minutes later when the video of selected time and channels are all saved in NVR.
Page 279: External Io Device
Archive Information is a remote backup history designed for users to record past remote backup jobs. Once NVR starts to back up videos, NVR will show a job ID in Archive Information Clicking “Detail” button in Jon Description column can view detailed information of remote information.
Page 280: Ups Management
5.6.7 UPS Management UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is designed to provide emergency power to NVR when encountering unexpected power outage. Please select “UPS Management” from the drop-down menu of Management to begin. Note: NVR supports OMRON, APC, CyberPower and YEC UPS for now. 1.
Page 281 ② UPS Low Power Warning UPS Low Power Warning is a pre-notice to warn users that UPS is nearly out of power before NVR automatically shutdown to sleep mode. Please enable this feature and fill a number to automatically shut down or startup NVR.
Page 282: Failover
5.6.8 Failover NVR failover is a reliable backup solution to maintain IP video surveillance in case of NVR recording server failure situation. One failover can monitor up to 4 NVR recording servers in default. One failover server can monitor up to 16 NVR recording server.
Page 283 NVR Search Manually Add A window will pop up before failover server starts adding NVR recording server. Please read it carefully and click “OK” button to continue. Note: Failover license channels must be more than NVR recording server license channels. Note: NVR recording server can be added into “one”...
Page 284 2. Failover server monitoring (1) NVR Status: network connection lost, NVR software and hardware failure Failover server will check the status of NVR recording server every minute. User can set up when to make failover server take over the NVR recording server if NVR recording server has no response sequentially for the set-time.
Page 285: Snmp
5.6.9 SNMP To make users easily manage and monitor devices on network, NVR supports SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) to intelligently notify users of event triggered via SNMP trap. Note: SNMP Trap is supported in Pro+ and Pro series. Users can configure up to 7 event types to inform security guard of event occurred via SNMP server, including recording error, UPS low power warning, CPU temperature warning, CPU fan warning, system fan warning, HDD error warning and HDD fail warning...
Page 286 Note: NVR supports Advantech ’s Modbus Analog I/O-Digital I/O device for now: ADAM-6024 1. Modbus IO Device To add I/O device to NVR, please fill in Device Name, IP address, Device Port, Port, Username and Password. And, click “Apply” button to add new advice. Note: If the access device has no username/password, please freely enter any words in Username and Password.
Page 287 “Enable” I/O channel and select correct input range for AI/O parameter. Users can also edit I/O name for quick event and action setting. Click “Apply” button to save setting 3. Event Threshold Please choose a device in Device List to set up its parameter. Users can base on I/O name to set up event trigger threshold which is enabled in device parameter page.
Page 288: Access Control
4. Device Event Select an event from event column, click “Add” button to add corresponding action. After all setting are done, please click “Apply” button to save event setting 5.6.11 Access Control NVR supports access control system for door monitoring and card management. Users can centrally monitor/open all doors and control who can access the door by adding card information to each card reader after the integration between NVR and access control.
Page 289 any words in Username and Password. On device control, users can click “Sync Time with NVR” button to synchronize its time with NVR or click “Open All Door” to open all doors controlled by this device. NVR will display the device added to NVR in Device List. Users can choose a mode from Access Control and Roller Shutter.
Page 290 [Method 1] Add Individually: (1) Fill in Card Number and other optional card information such as Username, TEL, E-mail address. (2) Set up the authorization of card:  Enable Card: to make this card get access permission  Password requested: to enter numbers to strengthen access security level (3) Click “Upload to reader”...
Page 291 (3) Click “Save” to directly upload card information to the device (4) Follow (1)~(3) to add more card information (5) Click “Upload to reader” to directly upload card information to the device All new card information will be updated to reader. 3.
Page 292: Stack Light
5.6.12 Stack Light NVR supports stack light, a visual and audible indicator, to notify users of NVR status and outside environment from 10 types of event. Based on surveillance scenario, users can flexibly configure multi-status indication such as LED light (red, yellow, green) and buzzer.
Page 293 Management Event & Action for further setting.
Page 294: System
System 5.7.1 Device Information Please select “Device Information” from the drop-down menu of System to begin. ① System Information System Information shows Operating System, OS Version, NVR Version, CPU, Network Adapter, MAC Address, and Network Flow. Locate Click "Locate", the NVR buzzer will be triggered for 3 seconds. It helps the user to locate the NVR.
Page 295: System Upgrade
5.7.2 System Upgrade Users can do NVR firmware upgrade via Remote Web Browser (Windows IE/ Opera/ Safari browser) or Local Display (connect directly to a local monitor via HDMI, DVI or VGA connector). Note: Please make sure the NVR model and the firmware version are correct. Note: Please reboot NVR before upgrading to accelerate and to save your...
Page 296 A window will pop up to ask for the folder to upload the firmware. (5) Click “Upgrade” After selecting the file, please click “Upgrade” to renew the NVR. Once system upgrade is finished, NVR will reboot itself. Users could go to “Device Information” from the drop down list of “System” so as to double check NVR firmware version.
Page 297 (1) Download latest firmware file from website and save the firmware file to a local computer. (2) Completely unzip the file, and save it to USB device Please save the file to your USB device after downloading and unzipping the firmware.
Page 298: Language
Instructions to format a USB device to FAT32 file system: Click on the "My Computer" shortcut on the desktop of your computer Right-click the flash drive and choose the "Format" option III. Change the selection under "File System" to FAT32 IV.
Page 299: Date &Time
Please click “Apply” and the language will be changed. 5.7.4 Date &Time Please select “Date & Time” from the drop-down menu of System to begin. 1. Set up Select from the drop-down list and configure the time manually and the setting will be effective when you click “Apply”.
Page 300 (2) Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time: adjust clock for daylight saving changes (3) Automatically synchronize with external NTP server: Define when to automatically synchronize with external NTP sever. NVR provides three methods to execute automatically sync: Monthly, Weekly or Daily ①...
Page 301: Buzzer/Digital Output
Please insert USB device to NVR USB port first. (1) Enable “Power Sync” (2) Select “Automatically Sync” (3) Set automatically sync interval to execute automatically synchronize: Monthly, Weekly or Daily (4) Fill in the number to adjust time when time difference exceeds user-defined seconds (5) Click “Apply”...
Page 302: Reboot & Shutdown
Select “Enable” or “Disable” to set Buzzer Notice. Once the buzzer notice is enabled, the buzzer will have beep sound in HDD or NVR hardware failure situation. Note: To stop the buzzer sound, user can press “USB BACKUP” button on the front panel of NVR for one second.
Page 303 will be asked to enter their own account password to shut down system after pressing the power button for 3 seconds. (Users may hear the beep sound) Note: The user level account is not allowed to shut down system with power button.
Page 304: Appendix: Notice And Warning
Appendix: Notice and Warning Notice ＊This equipment is for home use, and has acquired the electromagnetic conformity registration. So, it can be used not only in residential area, but also other areas. ＊ 이기기는가정용(B 급) 전자파적합기기로서주로가정에서사용하는것을목적으로하며, 모든지역에서사용할수있습니다. Warning ＊Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Please dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

Digiever DS-2000 Series User Manual

Chapter 1. Introduction

Hardware Description

LED Indicators Status

Dual/Mirror Display Solution: HDMI/VGA/DVI-I Connection

Chapter 2. NVR Installation

Remote Web Browser PC System Requirements

Connect to NVR

Quick Configuration

Chapter 3. Use NVR by Local Display

Log in NVR

Quick Configuration

Liveview

Playback

Others

Chapter 4 Use NVR by Remote Web Browser

Liveview

Multi-Layer Dynamic E-Map

Playback

Play Video Files

Chapter 5 Configuration

IP Camera

Recording & Events

Disk Management

Cloud

Network Setup

Management

System

Appendix: Notice and Warning

Quick Links

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