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Okay Electronic Technology CWB604 Manual

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  • Page 1         Digital Wireless Camera Model: CWB604      ...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

            1. PRODUCTS OVERVIEW  ............................ 3   ..............................  3     1.1 NVR 1.2 Bracket ( Optional ) ........................ 3   1.3 Camera ............................ 3   2. HARD DISK INSTALLATION ............................ 4   3. SPECIFICATIONS ............................... 4   4. QUICK SETUP ................................ 6   4.1 Connect the NVR ..........................

  • Page 3: Products Overview

            1. PRODUCTS OVERVIEW 1.1 NVR Note: There is only one button on the top of the monitor, which can be used as POWER key and SCREEN key. Press 1 second, the screen will turn on/off. Keep pressing 3 seconds, the power will turn on/off.

  • Page 4: Hard Disk Installation

            2. HARD DISK INSTALLATION * Unscrew the screw Install the 2.5 inch HDD,obliquely inserted it into the NVR and tighten the Screws. Note: If you do not install the 2.5 inch HDD, Recording will be unworkable 3.
  • Page 5 Touch Key Touch Screen Power Supply DC12V/2A 0~+55℃ / 10~90%RH / Working Environment General 86~106kpa Dimension 24.5*16.5*3.0mm Weight 0.68kg Camera (CWB604) Items Parameters Values 1/4” OV9712 1Megapixel Image Sensor progressive scan Sensor and lens CMOS Focal Length 3.6mm Video Quality...

  • Page 6: Quick Setup

            4. QUICK SETUP 4.1 Connect the NVR a) Install the antenna to  LCD NVR  b) Connect LCD NVR with  Router by RJ45 cable  c) Plug in the power  adapter of LCD NVR   Note: a) Before using the equipment, please confirm the Router is open DHCP service (Generally, the Router is open DHCP service automatically) . b) Camera must be installed within the valid transmission distance to ensure the LCD NVR can receive the stable and clear image from the cameras.

  • Page 7: Live View Video Monitoring

            4.3 Live View Video Monitoring 4.3.1  On‐Screen Display  (1) Camera channel No# (2) Recording in progress (3) Wireless signal (4) Time / Date Stamp (5) Main menu (6) Brightness (7) Record ( # No hard drive，can not record (8) Return (A) 1-Channel ZOOM In ...
  • Page 8         Note: If the NVR does not receive video signal from ALL 4 cameras due to certain reasons (e.g. power lost, signal too weak, …etc), the NVR will reboot every 10 minutes trying to restore video connection from the cameras. When the NVR is recording video, user can still use the following MENU functions: Menu Icon Description...

  • Page 9: Menu Operation

            Live View Mode In Live View mode, move near bottom-center of the screen activates the Live View Quick Toolbar. 4 functions available:  Return the main menu [Left Click] the icon return to the main menu. ...

  • Page 10: Camera Setting

            5.2 Camera Setting (a) Pairing (d) Volume (b) Activation (e) MD Sensitivity (c) Brightness (f) MD Area 5.2.1  Pairing  Register camera to NVR to transmit Live Video. Label under camera icons:  – This camera channel is available for pairing ...
  • Page 11         2. Use UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT] key to select a camera channel 3. Select channel to add a new camera; OR 4. Select channel to replace current camera 5. Make sure the camera is connected to power source – Power LED turns RED, then BLUE signal LED ON or Flashing.

  • Page 12: Activation

            5.2.2  Activation    Activate/disable individual camera 1. Press [ENTER] button to start. LEFT] / [RIGHT] select  ENTER] toggles channel ON 2. 1.Press [ENTER] button to start. 3. (a) Activate/disable camera Use [LEFT / RIGHT] button to select channel. Press [ENTER] button to toggles between <ON> and <OFF>. Channels disabled will NOT video to NVR.

  • Page 13: Brightness

            5.2.3  Brightness   Adjusts individual camera Live View screen brightness. 1. Press [ENTER] button to start. Camera channel 1 is selected. 2. Use [UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT] buttons to select target camera with level bar turns RED 3.

  • Page 14: Record Setting

            5. Press [MENU] to exit Select target camera Disable motion detect by highlighting area    Default – FULL screen check for   to WHITE  5.3 Record Setting (a) Record Time (c) HDD Overwrite (b) Date Stamp (d) HDD     5.3.1 Record Time   Recorded video is sliced into smaller video files for better storage management. Default value is 5 minutes for each file.

  • Page 15: Date Stamp

             5.3.2 Date Stamp   Enable/disable “Date/Time” stamp on Live View screen. Default is “ON”, date and time are shown at the lower left corner of each camera channel. To change the setting: 1. Press [ENTER] button to go into “Date Stamp” menu. Default value in “ON”...

  • Page 16: Record Trigger Setting

            5.4 Record Trigger Setting User can set 2 different types of recording trigger. Triggers are set per daily basis.  SCHEDULE o Record video according to preset time slot  MOTION o During the preset time slot, start record video ONLY when motion is detected. Record time is set in “RECORD TIME”...

  • Page 17: System Setting

            5. After setting all 3 columns, press [ENTER] to confirm settings. DELETE preset trigger Use [UP / DOWN] button to select event slot, then press [LEFT] button followed by [ENTER] button to confirm deletion. 5.5 System Setting (a)Time Setup (d)Default Setting (b) TV Output...

  • Page 18: 2Tv Output (Analog Video / Mono Audio Out)

            5.5.2 TV Output (Analog Video / Mono Audio Out)  User can connect the NVR to a device with Analog Video input 1. Press [ENTER] button entering “TV Output” menu. Default output is “HDMI” 2. Use [UP / DOWN] button to select NTSC or PAL analog video out 3.

  • Page 19: Language Setting

            Select [Confirm] and press [ENTER]  button to restore factory settings  5.5.5 Language Setting  Change the system language. Current demo NVR supports English and Simplified Chinese. Other language pack can be added as option. 1. Press [ENTER] button to start setting 2. Use [LEFT / RIGHT] button to select target language 3.

  • Page 20: Event List

            (3) Select “Old password” and press  (4) Enter previous password.  For first  [ENTER] button.  time setting, the default password is  “00000000”, then move the selection    cursor to “ENTER” icon on the right  side, press [ENTER] button to confirm.  (5) Next enter the NEW password  (6) Finally, enter the NEW password  again to confirm changes.  5.6 Event List User can manage stored video file with this function. (1) Browse video files (2) Playback video (3) Export files to SD card (4) Delete video files Note: During recording, user may not see the current recording file in the event list PAGE NUM.    # / #...

  • Page 21: Browse Video Files

            5.6.1 Browse video files  Press [ENTER] button to start browsing a. Use [LEFT / RIGHT] button to select date b. Use [UP / DOWN] button to select day. Highlighted in RED. c. After selection, press [ENTER] to time slot list; OR [MENU] to exit Next menu is hourly time slot list a.
  • Page 22         SNMMDDhhmmss.avi Video file name format:  SN – file name header  MM – Month (1 to 12, e.g. 04 = April)  DD – Day (1 to 31)  hh – Hour in a day (00 to 23) ...

  • Page 23: Export Video File To Tf Card

            5.6.2 Delete Video file  1. Browse the file list 2. USE MOUSE TOOLBAR  Move the mouse pointer to the right of the filename, mouse toolbar appears  Left-mouse click the [DELETE] icon in toolbar on the right side of the filename.
  • Page 24         OUT  2. When hard disk drive is detected and file system valid, it shows: a. Remaining storage capacity b. Estimated remaining recording time #Note: Recording time depends on various factors, the remaining time may differs during actual operations 2.

  • Page 25: Network Function

            5.8 Network Function (a) Online Status (b) Firmware Upgrade 5.8.1 Network Status Activate or disable the network link for remote access. 1. Press [ENTER] button entering “Online Status” menu. By default, the NVR is in “ONLINE” status 2. Use [LEFT / RIGHT] buttons to change the status 3.

  • Page 26: Mobile Apps "Kalay Cam" By Tutk

            NVR: KARV_022700 P2P: 1.00.09.02 CAM #1: KARV_022700 CAM #2: KARV_022700 CAM #3: KARV_022700 CAM #4: KARV_022700   4. Press [ENTER] to start update. Note: Firmware update may take few minutes. After firmware update, user may check the firmware version of each unit to confirm whether update succeed.

  • Page 27: Quick Nvr Setup Using Kalay Cam

            Start Up Screen  Main Page 6.1 Quick NVR Setup using Kalay Cam 1. In MAIN PAGE, 2 modes – LIVE and CAMERA – are available. Default is LIVE mode 2. Click [CAMERA] to Camera mode screen 3. Then click [+] sign to add NVR. Maximum allow user to add 4 NVRs. 4.

  • Page 28: More Functions In Camera Mode

            6. Wait the APP search for camera and adds to the device list 7. Click the LEFT-side of added camera to start Live View. Note: Camera #1 of NVR is displayed by default 8. Rotate smartphone 90 to view in landscape mode (Full Screen) 9.
  • Page 29         In Landscape mode, CLICK screen once for the MENU bar Channel Select   By default, camera #1 is displayed when NVR is added   User can view another channel of the NVR  o Click [Channel Select] icon to get the channel  drop list    o Click the desired channel to change the Live  View channel display  Video Record   Click   to START;         or click   to STOP video recording       Record duration is shown on screen   Video are stored locally in smartphone’s memory    storage with directory named as “/Record”  Snapshot ...

  • Page 30: Live Mode Setting

            Environmental Frequency   Click to change environmental frequency according  to local standard – 50Hz or 60Hz       6.3 LIVE mode setting  Kalay Cam starts at LIVE mode by default  In CAMERA mode device list, click [LIVE] tag goes back to LIVE mode In LIVE mode screen, camera windows are arranged in pages. Each time when 4 windows in 1 page are all occupied, new page is automatically created, swipe LEFT/RIGHT to see windows in other pages. ...
  • Page 31                       Remove NVR from APP  1. In LIVE or CAMERA mode, click [EDIT] at TOP‐RIGHT corner  2. Select one of the window or camera  3. Click the recycle bin icon  4. Click [OK] to remove  Live Mode  Camera Mode       ...
  • Page 32           Other Window Menu Functions Click the MENU icon (Top Right corner) of each camera windows for the Camera Window Menu   Change Camera   Click for the Camera List (NVR list)   Click on the Camera icon (Top right corner) of the desired NVR   Select desired camera channel, then click [OK] to change    Note: User may assign the current window   i. To another camera of the same NVR; OR  ii. To a camera of another NVR     ...
  • Page 33         Event List   Click to browse list of video file stored in NVR HDD of the selected  camera channel    User may also click on the search option icons (bottom bar), 2  video files search option are available, slide up or down to  select:      (1) Time search  File list is filtered for time period  a. Within an hour  b. Within a day  c. Within a week  d. User specified time frame  (2) Channel search  File list is filtered per camera channel basis  a. Channel 1  b. Channel 2  c. Channel 3  d. Channel 4  e. ALL channels       ...
  • Page 34         Local Media File   Browse media files (photos & videos) stored in smartphone  o Photos – stored in “/Snapshot” directory  o Video – stored in “/Record” directory    Simply click thumbnails to view photos or video clips. Video clips  can be played back both in landscape & portrait mode.          Camera Settings  Review NVR information and various options      i. Camera information – UID, camera name & password(hidden)        ii. Change password  1. Simply enter Old password, New password, New password  again  2. Click [OK] to confirm changes            iii. Notification Interval   ...
  • Page 35         Turn notification ON or OFF        iv. Recording Mode  Select Recording Mode  i. Off – no recording  ii. Full Time – Always record  iii. Alarm – Record after motion trigger        v. Event Settings  Turns Motion Detection On or Off  Set Motion Detection sensitivity – LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, MAX          vi. Camera Information        Click to display NVR information         ...
  • Page 36             Model – Main Chipset information  Version – Firmware version  Total Space – HDD total available capacity  Free Space – HDD remaining capacity    vii. Reconnect  Display NVR online status – ONLINE or OFFLINE  If OFFLINE, just click to reconnect again          viii. Remove this camera  Delete NVR registration in the APP  Click [Remove] and [OK] to confirm deletion of NVR              Side-bar Menu Click side-bar menu icon at TOP-LEFT corner to activate the menu  ...
  • Page 37           4 menu functions are available: 1. Events Browse and playback video file stored in NVR. a. Click and select NVR to browse video file list b. Click on filename to playback video clips 2. Album Browse media files (photos &...
  • Page 38             3. About Display Kalay Cam version information   4. Exit Click to close Kalay Cam.                              ...

  • Page 39: Fcc Warning

    FCC Warning: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

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