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9 CHANNELS HYBRID
DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER

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  • Page 1: User Manual

    USER MANUAL 9 CHANNELS HYBRID DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER...
  • Page 2 To obtain the best performance and ensure device function correctly, please read this instruction manual carefully and completely. FCC Compliance USER-INSTALLER CAUTION: YOUR AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THIS FCC VERIFIED EQUIPMENT COULD BE VOIDED IF YOU MAKE CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES.
  • Page 3 WARNINGS, CAUTIONS & COPYRIGHT WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MISTURE. DO NOT INSERT ANY METALLIC OBJECT THROUGH VENTILATION GRILLS. CAUTION CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
  • Page 4 SYSTEM USERS OF THE SYSTEM ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING AND COMPLYING WITH ALL FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LAWS AND STATUTES COIPCERNING THE MONITORING AND RECORDING OF VIDEO AND AUDIO SIGNALS. ULTRAK SHALL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE USE OF THIS SYSTEM IN VIOLATION OF CURRENT LAWS AND STATUTES.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ......................6 1.1. FEATURES ......................6 1.2. SPECIFICATIONS ....................7 2. HARDWARE OVERVIEW ..................... 10 2.1. FRONT PANEL ....................10 2.2. BACK PANEL ...................... 11 2.3. ALARM TRIGGERING ..................12 2.4. ALARM-IN CONNECTION ................... 14 2.5.

  • Page 6: Introduction

    1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. FEATURES ■Support H.264 / MPEG4 / MJPEG decoding & encoding. ■Support up to 3-channel IP cameras input. ■Support up to 8-channel analog cameras input. ■Analog camera recording rate up to 240 FPS @ 960H. ■Real-time Display & Playback. ■Support 5 Megapixel IP Camera for IP camera channel.

  • Page 7: Specifications

    1.2. SPECIFICATIONS MODEL 9 CH Hybrid DVR System Embedded Linux Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100 Mbps x1 Video Connectors VGA / HDMI / BNC output Front : USB 2.0 x1 Back: USB 2.0 x1 Power DC-12V Video and Audio IP Camera Video Input Max 3 channels IP Camera Resolution Up to 5 Megapixel...
  • Page 8 Searching and Playback Search Method Date / Time / Event Date/ Time / Event Search Selectable on the calendar Log Search Through the log data to find the video event / time Fast Forward: X2 | X8 | X16 | X32 | X64 Playback Speed Picture by picture Playback Pause Fast Backward: X2 | X8 | X16 | X32 | X64...
  • Page 9 Audio In RCA x4 Audio Out RCA x1 RS 485 2- pin terminal STORAGE & BACKUP DEVICE Internal HDD Support SATA HDD x 1 External USB Backup Device USB x2 (Pan Drive, HDD, Burner) Networking Type Static/ DHCP/ PPPoE/DDNS Environment 0 - 45 ℃...

  • Page 10: Hardware Overview

    2. HARDWARE OVERVIEW 2.1. FRONT PANEL 11 12 NO. LABEL / NAME OPERATION POWER / REC / PLAY / HDD LED indicators CHANNEL Video Control / Channel / Split buttons Menu functions MENU ENTER / COPY Enter / Copy button USB Connector/ USB Mouse Connector...

  • Page 11: Back Panel

    2.2. BACK PANEL LABEL OPERATION Audio Output AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT LCD monitor connector (VGA) ETHERNET RJ-45 connector AUDIO IN Audio input POWER Power adapter (AC 12V/5A) connector VIDEO IN BNC video input DI / DO 2 alarm in / RS485 / 1 relay out VIDEO OUT HDMI video output (HDMI)

  • Page 12: Alarm Triggering

    2.3. ALARM TRIGGERING There are four types of alarms: Motion detection, Video Loss Alarm, External Alarm, and Digital Input from Camera. The following are the possible actions when the alarm is triggered. Every action is configurable (Ex. the screen display pattern, the relay triggered time.etc) and will be explained in the later chapter.
  • Page 13 c. On the channel which the alarm is triggered, the icon pops up to remind the user. d. The pre/ post-alarm recording video can be sent to e-mail/ uploaded to FTP. e. The CGI can be sent to an http server. C.

  • Page 14: Alarm-In Connection

    2.4. ALARM-IN CONNECTION RS-485: sends +/ receives RS-485: sends -/ receives - Ground ALARM IN 1-8 Alarm input Relay: Normally close Relay: Normally open Relay: Common...
  • Page 15 EX1: Connect GND & Alarm to external IR detector. EX2: Connect N.O & COM to external siren. Depending on the external device type, you may connect N.C & COM to the external device.

  • Page 16: Ptz (Pan, Tilt And Zoom) Camera

    2.5. PTZ (PAN, TILT AND ZOOM) CAMERA The following diagram shows the connection between the NVR and a PTZ camera & joystick controller. To control the PTZ camera via DVR please check the CAMERA ID, BANDRATE (default at 9600 bps) and the RS-485 cable. Under “Two Core”...

  • Page 17: System Setup

    3. SYSTEM SETUP 3.1. SETUP MENU INTERFACE (GUI) CAMERA SETUP RECORD SETUP...
  • Page 18 ALARM SETUP NETWORK SETUP AUTHORITY SETUP DISK MANAGEMENT...

  • Page 19: Live Viewing And Pop-Up Menu

    SYSTEM SETUP EXIT 3.2. LIVE VIEWING AND POP-UP MENU...
  • Page 20 PLUG & PLAY When turning on the machine by the first time or when one of the IP address are set ENABLE:OFF, the system will ask you for assigning an IP address to the IP Cameras for getting automatic connection. The system will check addresses from 192.168.X.0, with X being the NVR LAN.
  • Page 21 AUTO SWAP Press it to start switch dwell for single live view. The interval depends on IP Camera settings at “Image Setup”. On split screen the switch dwell interval is 5 sec. DISPLAY CONTROL On live-view or playback mode, use display control to switch the camera channels.
  • Page 22 When moving the mouse the arrow will follow the mouse and change direction. On this mode the user can click on the live view to control direction instead of using the direction key on the control panel. If a fisheye camera is connected: PTZ Steps: (1) Select the channel number you want to setup.
  • Page 23 (5) After you set the screen pattern, use the fisheye channel list to select one of the sub screens. (just as the circle on the picture above). The selected sub screen will be indicated in a red frame. (6) For the selected sub screen, use the 4-direction arrows and the “+” (zoom in) ”-”...
  • Page 24 PLUG & PLAY The system will assign an IP address to the IP Cameras for getting automatic connection. The system will check addresses from 192.168.X.0, with X being the DVR LAN. Once the user executes the function, the IP address of the IP Camera will be changed if it is under different LAN.
  • Page 25 Record mode: Schedule – NO REC period Record mode: Schedule – ALARM REC period Record mode: Alarm trigger Record mode: Manual – Stop Recording Record mode: Schedule – FULL REC period Record mode: Manual – Recording M. FAST SWAP On Split Screen mode, right click on one specific screen view for displaying a list all 9-channels.

  • Page 26: Camera Setup

    3.3. CAMERA SETUP A. Analog Camera CH 1~6: analog CH 7, 8: optional...
  • Page 27 B. IP Cam Setup CH 7, 8: optional CH 9: IP camera B-1. IP Cam Quick Search Press the “IP Cam Quick Search” button and click the “Search Device” button. The NVR will search the IP CAM devices which IP address are setup as the same domain as the NVR IP address.
  • Page 28 The IP Cam has to be under the same LAN with NVR in order to be successfully connected. Ex. If the NVR IP address is 192.168.10.33, the IP Cam IP address should be 192.168.10.X. You can edit the IP Cam IP address here or on the IP Cam.
  • Page 29 4. User：Insert the user name of the connecting device. 5. Password：Insert the password of the connecting device. 6. State：After clicking the “connect IP CAM” button to test the IP CAM device, the connection state will reveal among this column. B-3. RSTP Mode Under RTSP Mode, the NVR only support IP address indication, live video, and video recording.
  • Page 30 Note: When you select RTSP mode, make sure the substream resolution of camera is VGA(640x480), otherwise you will receive the warning message when you try to connect to the camera: Examples of some RTSP settings: RTSP Path 1 RTSP Path 2 Result (IP Cam Main (IP Cam Sub...
  • Page 31 both single channel view moe and split screen mode. However, it can only allow 640x480 resolution for split screen, so it shows a error in return. 640 x 480 (Fill in nothing on NVR takes a 640x480 streaming for both "RTSP Path 2") single channel view mode and split screen mode.
  • Page 32 1. Enable: Choose “ROI”. 2. Attached Channel: Select a connected normal/ RTSP channel in the drop-down menu. 3. Ratio: Use the arrows to adjust the zoom ratio, and press the red frame to drag it to the area that you want it to show on the live view screen.
  • Page 33 Setup for IP Camera C-1. Resolution Click the drop down list to change the resolution of connecting device. C-2. Quality Click the drop down list to change the image quality. For H.264 IP Cam above 1 Megapixel, the resolution options support “1M, 2M, 4M, 6M, 8M”. For H.264 IP Cameras less than 1 Megapixel, the resolution options include ”Best, High, Standard, Medium, Low”...
  • Page 34 D. IP Cam Image Setup Setup for Analog Camera Setup for IP Camera D-1. Display Use the mouse to enable or disable the camera display on the screen. D-2. Title Use the mouse to setup the title of the connecting IP device.
  • Page 35 D-3. Switch Dwell Press ◄ or ► to change auto switch second. The value is between 0~99 sec. D-4. Contrast Press ◄ or ► to change contrast level. The adjustment value is between 0~255 D-5. Brightness Press ◄ or ► to change brightness level. The adjustment value is between 0~255 D-6.
  • Page 36 D-11. Mode This option allows you to preset different adjustment of settings and you may be able to apply any of them of your choice in the late future. D-12. Time This mode works with Period mode. The settings you have made in Period mode may be assigned in Time mode.
  • Page 37 E-3. Area1 Sensitivity Press ◄ or ► to change the sensitivity of setup motion area in Area1. Click “Motion Area Setup” and drag a blue area for motion detection. E-4. Area2 Sensitivity Press ◄ or ► to change the sensitivity of setup motion area in Area2. Click “Motion Area Setup”...
  • Page 38 F. Mask Setup The masked area will not show both in the live view and playback recording. F-1. Area1 Tick the “Area1” box and click “Area Setup” to drag a blue area for masking. F-2. Area2 Tick the “Area1” box and click “Area Setup” to drag a green area for masking. F-3.
  • Page 39 After dragging an area, right-click the mouse, select “Exit with saving” to complete the area setup. Select “Enable All” to set up global masking. Select “Clean All” to clean the area of the current color in the view. Select “Exit Without Saving” to go back to mask setup menu and the setting you just changed will not be saved.

  • Page 40: Record Setup

    3.4. RECORD SETUP A. Pre-Alarm Record Time / Post-Alarm Record Time Pre-alarm record represents the recording before the alarm is triggered; the post-alarm record means the recording after the alarm is triggered. If you set 5 sec for pre-alarm and 5 sec for post-alarm, the alarm recording length will be total 10 sec.
  • Page 41 Click the tag “Full Recording”(Red) / “Alarm Recording”(Yellow) / “No Recording”(Green), and then draw on the calendar. The recording type will follow the schedule. The tag “Alarm Recording” includes all the alarm types. b. Mail Schedule Setup: Select the time that the recording video is sent to the mail address. No mail will be sent during the “NO MAIL”...
  • Page 42 Select the time that the recording video is uploaded to FTP. No file will be uploaded during “NO MAIL” time period even the motion detection is triggered. The tag “ALARM FTP” refers to both external alarm and DI from camera. 3.

  • Page 43: Alarm Setup

    3.5. ALARM SETUP A. Alarm Trigger Setup A-1. Alarm Auto Switch Use the drop down list to switch the alarm auto switch. When the alarm is triggered, the screen will switch to full screen, split screen (9CH split screen) or disable.
  • Page 44 A-2. Video Loss Detection Use the drop down list to switch the video loss detection. When the video loss is detected, the alarm will be triggered. A-3. Digital Input (IP Cam) Use the drop down list to switch on /off the Digital Input from IP camera. When the DI signal is received from the camera, the alarm will be triggered.
  • Page 45 This control item is divided into two parts, “Buzzer Time” and “Relay Time”. The user can press ◄ or ► to switch the external buzzer time and video loss buzzer time in “Buzzer Time” option. The adjustment value is from off to 99 seconds. Moreover, among “Relay Time”...
  • Page 46 D. Alarm Action and Trigger Condition List Action \ Type Motion detection External Alarm DI (IP CAM) Video Loss Necessary Condition Alarm Setup Alarm Setup Alarm Setup >>Alarm Camera Setup >>Motion >>Alarm Trigger >>Alarm Trigger (All the actions below Trigger Setup >>"Ext. can be execute only Setup >>Tick "Area 1/2/3"...
  • Page 47 Condition 1: Network Setup >>Mail(/FTP) Setup >>Tick "Motion(/Alarm)"; And Record Setup >>"Record Mode" set to "Manual"; And it's on recording when alarm is triggered Condition 2: Network Setup >>Mail(/FTP) Setup >>Tick "Motion(/Alarm)"; And Record Setup >>"Record Mode" set to "Alarm Trigger" Send E-mail / Upload Condition 3: to FTP with Pre-/...

  • Page 48: Network Setup

    3.6. NETWORK SETUP A. IP ADDRESS SETUP A-1. IP Mode Press drop down list to change IP mode to Static IP or DHCP. A-2. IP Address Set the NVR IP Address.
  • Page 49 A-3. NetMask Set the subnet mask which we usually set to 255.255.255.0. A-4. Gateway Set NVR gateway. A-5. DNS1 & DNS2 Key-in DNS1 and DNS2 that provided by ISP. A-6. Default Gateway Set the Default Gateway. A-7. WebPage Port Set the NVR http port for web browser. The default port is 80. B.
  • Page 50 B-1. PPPoE Setting Press the drop down list to enable or disable PPPoE. B-2. User Name Insert the user name (ADSL account) which provided from local ISP. B-3. Password Insert the password which provided from local ISP. B-4. Password Confirm Insert the password again to confirm the password.
  • Page 51 C. DDNS SETUP C-1. DDNS Enable Click the checkbox to enable or disable the DDNS function. C-2. Provider Click the drop down list to select the DDNS provider. C-3. Host Name Type-in the registered host name in the selected provider. C-4.
  • Page 52 C-6. Update Interval A period of time to update IP address. C-7. State The state after apply for DDNS. Updating: Information update. Idle: Stop service. DDNS registered successfully, now log by http://<username>.ddns.camddns.com: Registered successfully. Updating Failed: the name is already registered. Updating Failed: please check your internet connection.
  • Page 53 D-2. Mail Server The IP address of Mail Server D-3. SMTP Port The port of SMTP (known as Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). (Default value is 25) D-4. Username The user name while log in to the mail server. D-5. Password The password while log in to the mail server.
  • Page 54 When ticked the user can choose between SSL or TSL E. EVENT MAIL SETTING E-1. Alarm / Motion Sends a video notification via email for Alarm-in and/or Motion detection E-2. Power On Will send a notification via email when the NVR starts or reboots. E-3.
  • Page 55 E-5. Video Loss Will send a notification via email when the image is lost or the Internet connection is lost. E-6. Load Default Will send a notification via email when the NVR load the default settings. F. FTP SETUP F-1. Enable Tick “Alarm”...
  • Page 56 F-3. User Name The username while log in to the ftp server. E-4. Password The password while log in to the ftp server. E-5. FTP Port The port number of file transmission. (Default value is 21) E-6. Path The ftp path where the user wants to save the information. G.
  • Page 57 G-1. Enable Use the checkbox to enable or disable the DHCP Server function. When the function is activated, the NVR can be act as the DHCP server. The NVR will assign or distribute one of the IP address which is according to the setup IP address range (start and end IP Address.) to the connecting IP CAM (setup DHCP function as well).

  • Page 58: Authority Setup

    H-1. Enable Use the checkbox to enable or disable UPNP port setup. H-2. External HTTP Port Use the virtual keypad to insert the external http port. H-3. External RTSP Port Use the virtual keypad to insert the external RTSP port. 3.7.
  • Page 59 A. HDD Format Use the checkbox to enable or disable the authority of the HDD Format function. If this function is enabled, the user has to insert the password while performing the HDD formatting. B. Anonymous User Login Use the checkbox to enable or disable the authority of the anonymous user login. If enable this function, the user does not have to insert the username/ password and will view the live image via IE browser.
  • Page 60 F. User Management The administrator can setup the user management permission and the user authority management. F-1. Permission Use the mouse for clicking the checkbox to modify and alter the user authority.

  • Page 61: Disk Management

    F-2. Add User After clicking the button, the setup page will be called-out as the following. The administrator can distribute the authority and the permission for the new user. 3.8. DISK MANAGEMENT...
  • Page 62 A. Overwrite Mode Select “ON” for the oldest recording data to be overwritten by new recording data. Select “OFF” for the NVR stop writing recording data into HDD when the HDD is full. B. Hard Disk Full Warning Under non-overwrite mode, click the drop down list to change value to 20%/ 15%/ 10% or 5% .
  • Page 63 E. Storage Information The information of storage device will present in this page. F. Format HDD Insert the user name and password while performing the HDD format function.

  • Page 64: System Setup

    3.9. SYSTEM SETUP A. NVR Name Use the virtual keypad to insert the name of the NVR. B. NVR ID Use ◄ or ► to setup the NVR ID. The adjustment value is between 0~32 C. Language Use the drop down list to change the NVR language. Currently, there are English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese as the available three options.
  • Page 65 E. Version The firmware version of the NVR will show in this column. F. Software Update Click button to perform firmware updating. G. Configure Setup Click the checkbox to select which item can be setup by the user. The user can also load the setting to factory default, load the configuration from USB and backup configure to USB.
  • Page 66 H. Time Setup button within the “Time” block for adjusting and synchronize Click the the time of the NVR as the system time of the PC. Moreover, if the user clicks the button within the “NTP Setup” block, the time enable checkbox and the of the NVR will be synchronized with the NTP Server.
  • Page 67 the setting, please click the button to save the settings. J. Status Display Setup Use the mouse to click the options, which are including “Date and Time Display”, “Record Information Display” and “Camera Title Display”. K. Monitor Adjust The user can use ◄ or ► to adjust the monitor settings: “Brightness”, “Contrast”, “Hue”...

  • Page 68: Ex Debug Message

    L. IPcam Search Setup The DVR automatically starts locating any unconnected IP Cam within its LAN if there is still some channel available. Choose your Auto Search Item by ticking the ‘System Start’ and ‘Detect IPcam’. 3.10. EX DEBUG MESSAGE The purpose of the following procedure is to export a HDD debug message file.
  • Page 69  Key-in “@k” in the user name column to login. No password is required.  The screen turns to the Advance Setup page. Click download. It takes about 10 seconds to export the file.  When the downloading is complete, a message pops up to remind the user. Click”...
  • Page 70  Now the debug message file should have been in your USB disk. Please turn the file” dbgms.tar” to the technician.

  • Page 71: Nvr Playback

    4. NVR PLAYBACK Note: Under playback mode, the sound output is only enabled on full screen mode. RECORD BACKUP On playback mode, press this button to backup recording (.ha0 video) to the USB disk .Press this button again to finish the backup. To perform a single image backup first and then click the “Record Backup”...
  • Page 72 DISPLAY CONTROL On live-view or playback mode, use display control to switch the camera channels. DIGITAL ZOOM On live full screen mode, left-click to select a zoom-in or zoom-out range for the image. The users can right-click for disabling this function. (NOTE: the image can be zoom-in to max.

  • Page 73: Time Search

    4.1. TIME SEARCH Select the start of the playback time and then click the button to playback the recorded data. If a period of time contains the recorded data, the time point within this page will become red.

  • Page 74: Event Search

    4.2. EVENT SEARCH After entry to the event search page, the user can click the event log item which is shown on the list for starting playback. Moreover, the user could click the button to select the specific event option to filter the event option shown on the list.

  • Page 75: Backup

    BACKUP After clicking the backup button, the user could use the drop down list to select the storage device, the backup time selection mode and time. Please click the button to start backup. TIME MODE Click ◄ or ► to select the start and end backup time. Moreover, click the button to select the channel which is going to backup.

  • Page 76: System Log

    SYSTEM LOG The system log holds all of the system records. The maximum quantity of records is 2000. Click the button to perform further data filter actions. After completing the specific item selection, click the button to save the settings. When returning to the system log page, it will only reveal the specific selected items.

  • Page 77: Backup Playback

    5. BACKUP PLAYBACK SYSTEM REQUIREMENT CPU: Intel Celeron 1.6G MEMORY: 256MB. VGA: 32MB VGA RESOLUTION: 1024 x 768. OS: Windows XP / 2000 or above SUGGESTED REQUIREMENT CPU: Intel P4 2.8G MEMORY:512MB or above VGA:64MB or above VGA RESOLUTION:1024 x 768 OS: Windows XP / 2000 or above NETWORK BANDWIDTH: Upload Speed is 256kbps or above 5.1.
  • Page 78 A. MAIN SCREEN Open the D6Viewer. Use Overlay mode can improve the system resource performance. Playback Control Select video source Channel Selected Save as AVI Time & Event Search Split Screen B. HDD PLAY 1. Remove the NVR HDD and connect it to the PC. The NVR HDD uses a Linux format, so the Windows system may not read it.
  • Page 79  Click “Add” Assign a letter to the HDD, then click “OK” so that the HDD get a drive  letter and can be recognized by Windows.
  • Page 80 2. Under HDD play mode, select the NVR HDD to load the video file in the HDD. C. File Play 1. You can use D6Viewer to open a single video backup file. Under file play mode, select "Open".
  • Page 81 2. Choose the path the .haX file reserved and pick the file to playback. 3. Press the play icon to play the video or pause picture.

  • Page 82: Playback Operation

    5.2. PLAYBACK OPERATION A. TIME SEARCH Select the Date and Time and then click to play the video. B. EVENT SEARCH After pressing the button, it will display all the events which are saved within the NVR HDD (Shown in the following image).
  • Page 83 C. LOG Click to check the log records. D. ZOOM Tick the “Zoom” box and drag an area on the screen. Click the area to zoom...
  • Page 84 E. BACKUP FILE TO AVI 1. Select the specific channel to backup. 2. During video playback mode press the button to start. 3. Make up a filename and path than press the button to start the AVI backup. 4. Press the button to finish the backup.

  • Page 85: Network Viewing & Playback

    6. NETWORK VIEWING & PLAYBACK SYSTEM REQUIREMENT CPU: Intel Celeron 1.6G MEMORY: 256MB. VGA: 32MB VGA RESOLUTION: 1024 x 768. OS: Windows XP / 2000 SUGGESTED REQUIREMENT CPU: Intel P4 2.8G MEMORY:512MB or above VGA: 64MB or above VGA RESOLUTION:1024 x 768 OS: Windows XP / 2000 NETWORK BANDWIDTH: Upload Speed is 256kbps or above 6.1.
  • Page 86 Then, the IPInstallerEng.exe will popup. The NVR default IP address is 192.168.1.220 NOTE: Please input correct network parameters without blank spaces. On “Device Lists”, the software lists all servers. By clicking on the server the IP settings will be show on the right side. After editing the parameters and clicking on “Submit”, the following dialogue box will popup.

  • Page 87: Optional Microsoft Internet Explorer Setup

    6.2 OPTIONAL MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER SETUP OPTION 1: DISABLE ACTIVEX WARNING A. IE  Tools  Internet Options  Security  Custom Level  Security Settings  Download unsigned ActiveX controls  Enable or Prompt (recommend). B. IE  Tools  Internet Options  Security  Custom Level  Security Settings ...
  • Page 88 All the three options above are all based on the prompted interfaces. Please click "YES." OPTION 2: ADD TO TRUSTED SITES IE  Tools  Internet Options  Security  Trusted sites  Sites...

  • Page 89: Login

    6.3 LOGIN INSTALL ACTIVEX START INSTALL ACTIVEX ACCOUNT & PASSWORD LOGIN After the IP setup and connecting to the network or LAN; type directly the IP address on the IE Browser directly. The following User name & Password Login window will popup. Default user name: admin Default password: admin...

  • Page 90: Remote Control

    6.4 REMOTE CONTROL LIVE VIEWING NVR Configuration PTZ Control System Time Playback Screen Format Time-Point Backup A. NVR Configuration Get into the NVR network menu.
  • Page 91 B. PTZ Control PTZ control function panel Direction Keys PTZ Zoom in/out Auto Pan Function Preset Point Setup Up to 32 preset points C. SYSTEM TIME Live viewing mode: The current live viewing time.
  • Page 92 D. SCREEN FORMAT Switch screen format and click twice to switch different channels with full screen. Full Screen. Click again to return. REC. Click to start record the live video to the PC or storage device. The saved file is *.ha0 file.
  • Page 93 PLAYBACK by TIME SEARCH & EVENT SEARCH Click the button for the playback window to popup Playback Time Time Search Event Search HDD Select A. HDD Select The user can select HDD1 or HDD2 for playback B. Playback Time The user can select the time by pressing “Time Search” for playback.
  • Page 94 C. Time Search The user can select the time by pressing “Time Search” for playback. D. Event Search The user can select the event item by pressing “Event Search” for playback. TIME-POINT BACKUP Click to operate the Time-Point backup. First, select the Start and End backup time. Then, click the Save button to select the path on the PC where the user is going to backup the data.
  • Page 95 Finally, double-click to open the saved backup file. The backup file will named as the time when started to backup, such as, (20080526113258.ha0) will be 2008/05/26 11:32:58. OTHER FUNCTIONS Right-click on any channel. The following menu will pop up: A. Snapshot: Save a single picture from the image.

  • Page 96: Configure

    6.5 CONFIGURE A. System - System Information A-1 SYSTEM INFORMATION SERVER NAME: This name will be shown on the IP Installer. MAC ADDRESS: The MAC address. (It cannot be changed) A-2 NTP Setting TIME ZONE: It can only be modified via adjust “DATE” and “TIME SETUP “in the NVR Menu).
  • Page 97 B. SYSTEM – USER MANAGEMENT The User Management provides 3 levels of authority: Administrator (the highest), User, and Guest. Administrator: Posses the highest level of authority to operate full functions within network. User: Live Image and Video Playback authority. Moreover, PTZ controlled is included as well.
  • Page 98 B-1 AUTHORITY SETTING: Enable or Disable these options to limit the authority. B-2 USER MANAGEMENT: Add: Key-in the Username and Password. The manager can give authority to the new user by ticking at the choice below. (Ex. Ticking at “PTZ” allows the new user to control the PTZ functions).
  • Page 99 Remove: Click on the user name on the user list and click on Remove. C. SYSTEM / SYSTEM UPDATE Firmware Upgrade: Click on the “Browse” button to select the latest firmware and then press the “Upgrade” button to upgrade the firmware. Load Default: Click “Browse”...
  • Page 100 ActiveX Updating: The ActiveX control should be also updated when you update the DVR/NVR firmware. Use the tool in the attached CD to uninstall the old ActiveX control so that the newest version can be registered.  Automatic Uninstall Please follow the steps: 1.
  • Page 101 2. "Start" -> "Run" -> Key-in: regsvr32(The path of KConfig.ocx) /u -> Click "OK" Ex.: regsvr32 C:\WINDOWS\system32\WATCH_16R\KConfig.ocx /u 3. "Start" -> "Run" -> Key-in: regsvr32(The path of WATCH_16R.ocx) /u -> Click "OK" Ex.: regsvr32 C:\WINDOWS\system32\WATCH_16R\WATCH_16R.ocx 4. Log-in again into the DVR/NVR via web browser. The browser will ask you to install the new version of ActiveX control.
  • Page 102 D. NETWORK – IP SETTING IP ASSIGNMENT DHCP: In Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) mode, the DHCP server setting is done automatically. STATIC IP: Input the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway based on the network environment. UPNP PORT FORWARDING When a router is used, you can enable this function to allow the user to link the device in the intranet.
  • Page 103 E. NETWORK – PPPoE E-1 PPPoE SETTING Click on Enabled to enable the ADSL dial function. Username: Username for ADSL account. Password: Password for ADSL account. After dialed successfully, new IP address will appear. E-2 SEND MAIL AFTER DIALED Click on Enabled to enable the SEND MAIL AFTER DIALED function. You can also give a subject for the mail.
  • Page 104 F. NETWORK / DDNS SETTING Click on Enabled to enable the DDNS function. F-1 DYNDNS.ORG...
  • Page 105 DDNS SETTING - DYNDNS.ORG PROVIDER: Select dyndns.org HOSTNAME: The registered hostname in DYNDNS.ORG. USERNAME: The registered username in DYNDNS.ORG. PASSWORD: The registered password in DYNDNS.ORG. SCHEDULE UPDATE: A period of time to update IP address. STATE 1. Updating: Information update. 2.
  • Page 106 F-2 DDNS.CAMNNDS.COM DDNS SETTING – DDNS.CAMDDNS.COM PROVIDER: Select the ddns.camddns.com USERNAME: Type-in the registered username in DDNS.CAMDDNS.COM. SCHEDULE UPDATE: The period of time to update IP address. STATE 1. Updating: Information update. 2. Idle: Stop service. 3. DDNS registered successfully, now log by http://<username>.ddns.camddns.com: Registered successfully.
  • Page 107 4. Updating Failed, the name is already registered. 5. Updating Failed, please check your internet connection. DDNS Setting Steps: Tick “ENABLE” to enable the DDNS function and select “ddns.camddns.com” of the provider from the drop down list. In the following, type the username to apply (e.g.
  • Page 108 NOTES: 1. If the user selects another provider as is ddns2.ydsNVR.com, all of the setting steps are the same as ddns.camddns.com setting. 2. However, if dyndns.org provider is selected, please go to www.dyndns.org register the account first. The user has to fill-in the username, password and hostname for applying the account.
  • Page 109 Mail Setting: Tick “Alarm” to send video to the mail address when an external alarm or DI from IP Cam is triggered. Tick “Motion” to send video to the mail address when motion detection is triggered. Mail Server: The IP address of the Mail Server (e.g. mail.huntelec.com.tw). SMTP Port: The port of the SMTP (known as Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).
  • Page 110 Receiver’s Mail: The receiver’s mail address. Bcc Mail: The receiver’s mail address for Bcc Mail. Event Subject: The subject of this mail. (The default value is ALARM MAIL) FTP Setting: Tick “Alarm” to upload video to FTP when external alarm or DI from IP Cam is triggered.
  • Page 111 HTTP Notification Use the checkbox to enable or disable HTTP Notification. This function allows users to set up the CGI command to a HTTP server. The server can be any device that can receive CGI via HTTP protocol. When an alarm events occurs the NVR sends CGI to that server.
  • Page 112 OTHERS / Player Downloaded Click “Player” in the left list, and your browser will start up downloading D6Viewer.exe to your PC. K. OTHERS/ NVR SETTING The NVR settings can be changed via the Internet.
  • Page 113 K-1 CAMERA SETTING Please refer to Chapter3.3-Camera Setup. K-2 RECORD SETTING...
  • Page 114 K-3 ALARM SETTING K-4 DISK SETTING K-5 SYSTEM SETTING...

  • Page 115: Appendix A: Recording Time Lapse (Hours)

    APPENDIX A: RECORDING TIME LAPSE (HOURS) UNIT：Hours IMAGE QUALITY LOW(0.25M) MEDIUM(0.5M) STANDARD(1M) HIGH(1.5M) (Mbps) AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE 16CH UNIT：Hours IMAGE QUALITY LOW(0.25M) MEDIUM (0.5M) STANDARD (1M) HIGH (1.5M) (Mbps) AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE 16CH 1920 UNIT：Hours IMAGE QUALITY LOW(0.25M) MEDIUM (0.5M) STANDARD (1M) HIGH (1.5M)

  • Page 116: Appendix B: Hdd Compatible Table

    APPENDIX B: HDD COMPATIBLE TABLE Brand Model Capacity Others ST3500320SV 500GB SV35.3 ST3500410SV 500GB SV35.5 ST3500413AS 500GB Barracuda 7200 12 ST3500418AS 500GB 7200 12 ST500NM0011 500GB ST500DM002 500GB Barracuda ST31000333AS 7200 11 ST31000340AS 7200 11 ST31000340NS Barracuda ES.2 ST31000340SV SV35.3 ST31000322CS Pipeline HD .2 ST31000525SV...
  • Page 117 WD5000AAKS 500GB 7200 CB WD5002ABYS 500GB 7200 RE WD5000AVDS 500GB AV-GP WS5003ABYX 500GB Enterprise Storage WD5000AAKX 500GB Caviar Blue WD5000AUDX 500GB AV-GP WD5003AZEX 500GB Caviar Black WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 BLUE WD6400AVVS 640GB 7200 GP WD7500AACS 750GB 7200 GP WD7500AVVS 750GB 7200 GP WD1003FBYX Enterprise Storage...
  • Page 118 WD Red WD30EFRX NAS Hard Drive WD4000F9YZ WD SE WD4001FAEX WD Black HDS721616PLA380 160GB 7200 HDT725025VLA380 250GB 7200 HDT725032VLA360 320GB 7200 HDP725050GLA360 500GB 7200 HCP725050GLA380 500GB 7200 HDS721050CLA362 500GB HITACHI HDT721010SLA360 7200 HDS721010CLA332 7200 HDS721010CLA362 HDS721010DLE630 7200 HDS722020ALA330 7200 HDS723020BLA642 7200 DS7SAE202 DT01ACA050...

  • Page 119: Appendix C: Error Message List

    APPENDIX C: ERROR MESSAGE LIST ERROR MESSAGE ERROR STATUS & REASON H.D.D. Data structure un-normal. DISK ACCESS ERROR! The data is not recorded into the NVR or there are bad sectors on the NVR H.D.D. Please install another H.D.D. and perform the recording again. UPDATE FILE ERROR! Please re-download the updated file and update again.
  • Page 120 The data cannot be burned into the CD/DVD disc. Please DISK ERROR change for another CD/DVD disc and backup the file. FAN FAILED Fan Error Warning. NO LOG DATA No Events Record. The condition is caused by trying to stop recording when performing the schedule record.

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