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- Page 1 Pro7800N2-5MP NVR User Manual...
- Page 2 User Information 6.1.1 Real-time Playback ....................29 6.1.2 Playback by Normal Search ................30 6.1.3 Playback by Event Search ................33 6.1.4 Playback Pictures ....................33 Admin User Name: 6.1.5 Playback External File..................36 Admin Password: 7. File Backup ..........................37 7.1 Picture Backup.........................38 IP Address: 7.2 Video File Backup ......................39 8.
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Page 3: Getting Started
1. Getting Started 1.2 Login 1.1 Startup and Shutdown If this is the NVR’s first start-up, or if you have been logged out, you must login to the device before you will be able to operate the menu and other functions. 1.1.1 Startup To begin, plug in the power cord and press the power button. -
Page 4: Login
The first screen allows you to select a language for the system. 1.3 User Guide Click the Next button to save. The Guide opens after logging in and prompts you to complete the set up steps. It will walk you though some basic settings of the NVR. - Page 5 Enter your network setting information and click Next to view Select the resolution that matches your display screen. Click Next to continue. the QR Code screen. QR Code Screen Network Setting Screen Click Finish to complete the guide setup.
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Page 6: Menu Operation
1.4 Menu Operation After successfully logging in, the following toolbar will be visible. Upper Toolbar 1.4.1 Begin Setup Click the icon to access the following functions: • Logout: Log out of the current user and log in again. • Guide: Opens a guide to set up language, IP Camera Quick Add Screen display resolution, basic network parameters and to access the QR code. -
Page 7: Live View
2. Live View Live View Icons 2.1 Introduction to Live View In Live View, there are hidden icons at the bottom of each channel that display when you hover over the bottom edge of the channel with your cursor. Live View shows you the video stream from each camera real- time. - Page 8 Other Lve View Functions Icons Fuctions Icons Functions View 1 Screen Split into 4 Screens Split into 6 Screens Split into 8 Screens Split into 9 Screens Split into 16 Screens Adjust Sound Cruise On Setting Preview Linkage Page Up/Page Down Last/Next Group Capture All Preview Channels...
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Page 9: Using The Mouse In Live View
2.3 Using the Mouse in Live View Right Click Menu Functions Name Description Full Screen Quickly enter full screen mode. Cruise On Start the cruise feature. Manual Recording On Start manual recording. Channel Connecting Quickly enter the IP Camera Management screen. Last Screen View the previous screen. -
Page 10: Camera Settings
3. Camera Settings 3.1 Configuring OSD Settings You can configure the OSD (On-Screen Display) settings—camera name, date/time, etc.—by entering Channel Setting→Channel Parameter→Display Setting. This allows you to enter the information you would like displayed on the screen and adjust the location of each by dragging them around with your mouse on the preview screen. -
Page 11: Encoding Type
Image Settings Screen 3.2 Encoding Type • Camera Lens Parameters Setting: Make technical adjustments You may want to adjust the Encoding Type for a better image. to the camera lens. You can access this screen under Channel Settings→Channel Parameters. OSD Configuration Screen •... -
Page 12: Configuring Privacy Mask
4. PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoom) Controls 3.3 Configuring Privacy Mask 4.1 Configuring PTZ Settings You can create rectangular privacy mask zones to define areas on the screen that cannot be viewed by the operator. The privacy mask prevents certain surveillance areas from being PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoom) is located under System Setting→PTZ viewed or recorded. -
Page 13: Ptz Controls
• Stop Bit: Select the stop bit. 4.2.1 Customizing Preset • Verify: Select the correct verify option, the default setting is Non Parity. You can use Preset to define a specific location you want the • Stream Control: Set the stream control, the default is None. PTZ camera to point to when a certain event takes place. -
Page 14: Customizing Pattern
5. Recording 4.2.3 Customizing Pattern Patterns can be created by recording the movement of the PTZ 5.1 Configuring Parameters camera as you control it so that it moves along a predefined path. • Begin by making sure that the HDD (Hard Disk Drive) has •... -
Page 15: Recording
6. Playback • Select the Channel you want to record from. • Choose a Record Mode. • Under Setting, set the recording start and end times. 6.1 Playback Recording Files 6.1.1 Real-time Playback On the Live View screen, you can playback recordings from a specific channel by clicking the buttons found along the bottom of each channel. -
Page 16: Playback
6.1.2 Playback by Normal Search Click the icon to enter the advanced playback interface. Video Playback Screen If there are any recorded files for a camera on that day, the icon for that day is displayed as . Otherwise, it is Playback Interface Screen displayed as . -
Page 17: Playback By Event Search
Buttons in the Playback Toolbar 6.1.3 Playback by Event Search Icon Operation Icon Operation Playback files based on event type (alarms, motion, etc.) using the search function. Play/Pause Stop • Select the Retrieving Type: Count Alarm, Motion, Across the Line, Regional, Alarm Detection, and Items Left/Loss. •... - Page 18 • On the Playback Screen, select Snapshot under Playback Note: You can click the check-box of a listed picture and then hit the Back-up button to enter the Snapshot Back-up Modes. • Choose to search by day or by time. screen and create a back-up of the file(s).
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Page 19: Playback External File
7. File Backup 6.1.5 Playback External File You can search for and playback files stored on the external The recorded files can be backed up to various devices, such as devices by clicking External File in the Playback Interface. USB devices (USB flash drives, USB HDDs, etc). Click the icon to view the local backup screen. -
Page 20: File Backup
7.2 Video File Backup 7.1 Picture Backup Video Backup Screen Picture Backup Screen • Select the Channel to be backed up. • Select the Channel to backup • Select the File Type. • Define the time span of files to backup. •... -
Page 21: Network Settings
8. Network Settings 8.2 Configuring DDNS 8.1 Configuring Basic Settings You can set the Dynamic DNS (DDNS) for your network access by entering the Network Parameter screen and selecting the DDNS Setting tab. Network settings must be properly configured before you can operate the NVR on your network. -
Page 22: Configuring Email
8.3 Configuring Email • SMTP Server: Enter your SMTP Server IP address or host name. • SMTP Port: Choose the SMTP port, the default TCP/IP port for SMTP is 25. You can program the system to send an email notification to •... -
Page 23: Management Platform
9. Alarm Settings 8.5 Management Platform 9.1 Setting Alarm Input Set actions to respond to an external sensor alarm. The Alarm Input screen is under System Setting→Alarm Management→ Alarm Input. Management Platform Screen Alarm Input Screen • Select which Channel to configure. •... -
Page 24: Setting Alarm Output
9.2 Setting Alarm Output The Alarm Output setting interface is located under System Setting→Alarm Management→Alarm Output. Alarm Input Screen Alarm Output Screen • Select the Channel for the Alarm Output. • Set the Delay Time for the Alarm. • Set the Alarm Time conditions. Alarm Linkage Screen... -
Page 25: Handling Exception Alarm
9.3 Handling Exception Alarm 9.5 Setting Motion Detection Alarm Define your alarm event types and display settings on Enter the Motion Detection screen and choose which channel you the Exception screen located under System Setting→Alarm want to set up a motion detection alarm for. The screen is located Management→Exception. -
Page 26: Video Lost Alarm
9.6 Video Lost Alarm Detect when video cuts out on a channel and create an alarm to notify you. • Enter the Video Lost screen located under Channel Setting→ Channel Parameter→Video Lost • Choose the channel you want to setup a Video Lost alarm on. Schedule Setting Screen •... -
Page 27: Detecting Video Mask Alarm
9.7 Detecting Video Mask Alarm Trigger an alarm when the camera lens is covered. Video Mask is located under Channel Setting→Channel Parameter→Video Mask. Schedule Plan Screen • Set up the Linkage operations for the channel. Video Mask Screen • Select a Channel for the video mask settings. •... -
Page 28: Smart Detection
10. Smart Detection 10.2 Object Count Detection The Object Count function detects objects that appear in the The NVR supports a Smart Detection alarm that is sent by an IP surveillance scene during a specified time and triggers an action camera or the NVR, but it must be enabled and configured on for specified conditions. -
Page 29: Goods Detection
• Click and draw a rectangle in the preview window by clicking to form four corners of the detection region and right clicking to complete the drawing. You can use the button to clear the existing selection and re-draw it. •... -
Page 30: Area Detection
10.5 Virtual Cordon Detection • Set the Area (part per 10,000). • Set the Detection Time. If this time is exceeded the alarm will sound. Virtual Cordon Detection can be used to detect people, vehicles • Set the Schedule for the alarm. and objects as they cross a set virtual line. -
Page 31: Nvr Maintenance
11. NVR Maintenance • HDD Number: Shows the number of HDDs installed on the NVR. • Alarm Input Number: Shows how many local alarm input 11.1 Viewing and Setting Device Parameters settings are configured. • Alarm Output Number: Shows the number of local alarm The Device Parameter Interface is located under System outputs on the device. -
Page 32: Searching Log Information
11.3 Searching Log Information The operation, alarm and exception information of the NVR is stored in log files and can be viewed at any time by going to the screen under Maintenance→Log Information. Stream Information Online User shows the users currently online. Log Information Screen •... -
Page 33: Configuration Management
11.4 Configuration Management 11.5 System Upgrade The configuration files of the NVR can be exported to a local The firmware on your NVR can be upgraded from a local backup device for backup and the configuration files of one NVR can be device. -
Page 34: Disk Manager
12.3 Channel HDD Assign HDD Information Screen 12.2 Disk Grouping Multiple HDDs can be managed as groups. Video from specified channels can be recorded onto a particular HDD group through HDD settings. Locate Disk Grouping under Disk Manager- > Disk Grouping. - Page 35 3-Year Limited Warranty All Pro•Series products – including DVR/NVR, cameras and security HDDs – come with a 3-year limited warranty to demonstrate Uniden’s commitment to your product’s reliability Pro•Series Customer Service • FAQs • Direct Pro Support • Specifications • Customer Support 24/7 •...