HornetTek NDR-400 User Manual

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Page 1: User Guide
NDR User Guide 4 Channel Network Disk Recorder User Guide...
Page 2 NDR User Guide Before started: .......................... 3 NDR-Main Screen: ......................4 1.1 Channel Display: ......................4 1.2 Recording Channel Selection: ..................5 1.3 Right Click Functions ......................5 1.4 Pause ..........................6 1.5 Settings ..........................6 1.5.1 Schedule Recording ....................6 1.5.2 Motion Detection .....................
Page 3 NDR User Guide Hardware Specification  Video output: HDMI x1  USB: 1port on front for USB Flash drive 2ports in rear for Mouse or Keyboard  LAN and WAN: 4LAN Port and 1WAN Port  Support HDD: 2.5”/3.5” HDD up to 3TB ...
Page 4: Before Started
NDR User Guide Before started: Which Networking Environment suits you? There are two methods to make your NDR working (1) DHCP OFF If you do not have any network environment in the place that you plan to install NDR, this option may apply. You will need to install all LAN cables from end to end.
Page 5: Ndr-Main Screen
NDR User Guide 1. NDR-Main Screen: Starting NDR, system will automatically detect the IP Camera, and then display on the screen. Before that, click any button on the screen (except info and log), system will be request to enter the account and password.
Page 6: Recording Channel Selection
NDR User Guide 1.2 Recording Channel Selection: Select the channel for recording by press 1-4 buttons, or select “Ch All” button for recording all channels. Note: When click the button for recording a channel, the color of button will change to blue such as from 1.3 Right Click Functions Choose a channel, then right click on mouse, there will pop out a window contain REC, AUDIO, PTZ, Logout, Restart and Shutdown.
Page 7: Pause
NDR User Guide 1.4 Pause By using Pause button, stop the screen’s image. Note: When press Pause button, if the recording function is operating, the screen will be stopped and the recording is still operating. 1.5 Settings Click the set up button, it will show the detail of settings. 1.5.1 Schedule Recording This is to setup what day and time that you would like to record.
Page 8: Motion Detection
NDR User Guide (2) Click Date name/Hour for selecting all. 1.5.2 Motion Detection This function is to enable regional entrance when anything enters; the recording function will be started automatically. Click then select a channel to draw a rectangle in red color. Red rectangle and will show up on the screen once touch off.
Page 9: Camera Setting
NDR User Guide select the IP camera. You can modify the name from the IP camera list. (From the IP address to the name that user prefer) Note: 1. Leaving whitespace in the column is not acceptable. 2. If there is nothing entered in the column, the system will use IP address instead.
Page 10: Audio On/Off
NDR User Guide 1.5.5 Audio on/off Setting the audio on/off for recording with the sound or not. When select the audio on, and then right click at the screen, it will show a context menu that user can play the sound from this IP camera. Note: When user change the setting of audio on/off, the system will reload 1.5.6 PPPoE Setting...
Page 11: Ddns Setting
NDR User Guide 1.5.7 DDNS Setting Dynamic DNS is a method/protocol/network service that provides the capability for a networked device, such as a router or computer system using the Internet Protocol Suite, to notify a Domain Name Server (DNS) to change, in real time, the active DNS configuration of its configured hostnames, addresses or other information.
Page 12: Cloud Service
NDR User Guide to enable or disable SMTP service. When you fill in all necessary information, you may click “send test mail” for testing the SMTP. Note: Click then the setting will be saved. Click then cancel all the setting and exit. Before using this function, please make all the network setting is finished or contented with internet.
Page 13: Time Setting
NDR User Guide TCP 8888, TCP 5541, TCP 5542, TCP 5543 and TCP 5544 (3) If you have firewall, please allow outgoing connection to the port of TCP 5366 (4) It is not acceptable if you are using same name on two or more NDR devices.
Page 14: Firmware Upgrade
NDR User Guide Setup IP address for NDR to join your network environment or get on Internet. If you have DHCP server in your network environment, please set it as DHCP Auto. If you do not have DHCP server in your network environment, please switch to Manual IP Setting mode and input correct IP address, Net mask, Gateway, Preferred DNS server and Alternate DNS server.
Page 15: Account Setting
NDR User Guide Disk formatting is the process of preparing a hard disk drive for data storage. Click this format button to format HDD. It will show a confirmation window to warning and confirm this action. Note: (1) Format HDD, all the data will be lost. (2) When the HDD capacity is 90% used, the system will over-write the oldest file to keep recording.
Page 16 NDR User Guide Click to go back to select file window Click to play video Click to backward the video for 30 seconds Click to forward the video for 30 seconds Click to set A spot for the beginning of range Click to set B spot for the ending of range Click...
Page 17: Ip Camera Selection
NDR User Guide 1.7 IP Camera Selection 1.7.1 DHCP ON This setting is for the user who would like to connect IP cameras directly to NDR. Mostly, this method is suitable for the user who do not have network environment. When start NDR400, system will automatically detect the IP cameras, and then display on the screen.
Page 18 NDR User Guide will reload. Click then cancel all the setting. 1.8 Log Log provides the list of history. It includes system record, events of login, service records, motion, rec, remote access and video lost. Dmseg: This message is to show the record of system. Mostly, this message is for engineer to identify errors.
Page 19: Information
NDR User Guide 1.9 Information Click the info button to show the system information such as Model name, Resolution, Network, MAC Address, IP address, Subnet mask, Default gateway, Preferred DNS server, Alternate DNS server, PPPoE, DDNS, Email and account Name, Mail, Cloud Service and Name, IP Address, Time zone and Time.
Page 20 NDR User Guide Important Notes: 1. NDR-400 only recognizes the format type of HDD is Ext 3. HDD formatting will be initialized if the installed HDD is not pre-formatted to EXT3. 2. The SMTP requires a mail server for sending the warning mail to user’s mail address.