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S9921A - 4 Channel 720p NVR IP Bullet Camera Package
QUICK START START-UP GUIDE
The DIY package includes day/night infra-red bullet cameras with adjustable mounting brackets,
Cet5e UTP cables (4x 18m each), CD-ROM and a power supply. Cameras are powered over Ethernet.
The system offers simple plug and play set up with the NVR automatically scanning for connected
cameras when switched on. The NVR is equipped with HDMI, VGA and composite outputs for direct
connection to a monitor. A single SATA hard drive can be fitted internally.
This Quick Start Guide is designed to assist a user / installer to get the NVR operating on its default
settings BEFORE the cameras are installed in strategic locations around premises. Steps 1 through 7
outline the basic procedure. Steps 8 and 9 cover the process of restoring the NVR to factory settings
and / or shutting down the NVR as required. Steps 10 to 14 explain an alternative and more
comprehensive procedure to get to the same stage. Step 15 to 16 is mostly a way of checking your
IP Camera Configuration to see that the automated setup connection process has worked normally.
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Summary of Contents for Channel S9921A
- Page 1 S9921A - 4 Channel 720p NVR IP Bullet Camera Package QUICK START START-UP GUIDE The DIY package includes day/night infra-red bullet cameras with adjustable mounting brackets, Cet5e UTP cables (4x 18m each), CD-ROM and a power supply. Cameras are powered over Ethernet.
- Page 2 4. After about two minutes, the initiation process will end with a distinct ‘Beep’, and then the monitor will show a black screen divided into four quadrants, with Channel numbers in the bottom left corners of each quadrant, and a hard drive icon and exclamation symbol in the top left of the screen.
- Page 3 ‘clink’ sounds, which shows that power is getting to the camera and it is now active. The word “CONNECTING” will appear in the first quadrant showing the Channel CH1 is attempting to establish a video link with the camera. Allow up to three minutes for the process to run its course before an image appears in that quadrant.
- Page 4 S9921A – NVR Quick Start-Up Guide 9. To shut down or reboot the NVR, right click the mouse, and select ‘SHUTDOWN’ option. From the list that will appear, choose either ‘Logout’ or ‘Shutdown’ or ‘Reboot’. After confirming your choice to shut down, you can press the power switch on the rear panel to off position.
- Page 5 S9921A – NVR Quick Start-Up Guide 12. Choose GENERAL using the mouse, which is easier to navigate through this interface. You will then see this screen: 13. Set the correct time. Right click on the numbers in the time displayed and then use the mouse to click the correct hour or minute or date or month etc, followed each time by OK.
- Page 6 IP addresses i.e. Index 1 camera will have a certain IP address allocated by the system, and Channel 1 will have the same IP address as listed for Index 1, and so on for camera inputs 2 to 4. Any persistent deviations from this stated pattern could mean a software / firmware anomaly, or a camera problem.