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Bticino 391520 User Manual

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  • Page 1 391519 391 520 391 521 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Indice Product Description............................5 Front View ..................................5 Reverse ..................................7 Remote control ................................8 First connection ............................10 Recorder start-up and navigation.........................10 Changing language, date and time ........................14 Changing a camera name ............................16 Basic Functionalities ........................... 19 Recording settings ..............................19 3.1.1 Enable/Disable recording using a calendar ..........................
  • Page 3 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Specifications ............................... 80 Recording length ..............................81...
  • Page 4 Contents Description Illustration Quantity Recorder HDMI Cable Ethernet Cable Mouse Remote control Accessory rack Input/output terminal HDD SATA cable User Manual and CD Power cable...

  • Page 5: Product Description

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 1 Product Description 1.1 Front View 391519/520/521 Identification Description Functionality An on light indicates that the camera associated with that light is Lights 1 through 16 recording From a menu: returns to the previous menu or cancels the...
  • Page 6 Identification Description Functionality Recording From the tiles: displays the "RECORD" menu From the tiles: displays a camera view Displays the telemetry and colour control functionalities from a numeric or text keypad: press this button for 1.5 seconds to delete the character in front of the cursor During dynamic privacy mask configuration: define the zone Auxiliary button using this button and the direction arrows...

  • Page 7: Reverse

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 1.2 Reverse 391 519/520/521 Number Description Function 0 = Off Power switch 1 = On Cooling the device BNC video loop outputs Output copying video from the input BNC video inputs...

  • Page 8: Remote Control

    1.3 Remote control Identification Description Functionality When the recorder is off: press for 3 seconds to turn the recorder Power on/off When the recorder is on: press for 5 seconds to turn the recorder Fast forward During playback: speeds up playback (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x) Next recording During playback: moves to the next recording During playback: slows down playback (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x)
  • Page 9 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Identification Description Functionality From the tiles: selects the camera to display Keys 0 to 9 During password entry: Selects the numbers From a text keypad: toggles between numbers and lower and Upper case upper case letters and special characters...

  • Page 10: First Connection

    2 First connection 2.1 Recorder start-up and navigation Once the monitor, mouse, network cable and power cord are connected, the recorder can be powered up by toggling the power switch to position "1" (refer to paragraph 1.2). A configuration wizard appears. Step 1: Click on the "Next Step"...
  • Page 11 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR The tutorial shows how to configure the "GENERAL" menu settings (refer to paragraph 2.2). Reset Cancel the operation default settings Go to the next step Go back to the previous step...
  • Page 12 Step 6: Click on the "Next Step" button to go to the next step in the tutorial. Click on the "Prev Step" button to go back to the previous step or click on the "Cancel" button to leave the tutorial. The tutorial shows how to configure the "SCHEDULE"...
  • Page 13 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR A message appears to confirm that the tutorial is finished. Confirm the operation Step 8: Click on the "OK" button to save the operation. After having finished or exited the tutorial, the direct tiles are displayed (4 views for recorder reference 391577, 8 views for recorder reference 391578, 16 views for recorder reference 391579 and 32 views for recorder reference 391580).

  • Page 14: Changing Language, Date And Time

    2.2 Changing language, date and time Note: To access this menu from the wizard, proceed directly to steps 4 to 8. Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 15 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 4: Enter the date and time in the “System Time" line field then click on the "Save" button on the same line to save operation.

  • Page 16: Changing A Camera Name

    2.3 Changing a camera name Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu". Step 2: Click on the "SETTING" button to access the "SETTING" menu. Step 3: Click on the "DISPLAY"...
  • Page 17 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 4: Click on the "Modify" button on the "Channel Name" line to modify the name of one, several or all the cameras. Step 5: Check the "Channel Display"...
  • Page 18 Step 7: Click on the "Save" button to save the operation or on "Cancel" to cancel the operation. Step 8: Click on the "Save" button to save the operation and exit the "DISPLAY" menu or on "Cancel" to cancel the operation. Step 9: Right-click to return to the previous menu.

  • Page 19: Basic Functionalities

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 3 Basic Functionalities 3.1 Recording settings The recorder records continuously by default on all the connected cameras. 3.1.1 Enable/Disable recording using a calendar Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on...
  • Page 20 Step 4: Check the boxes that correspond to the cameras on the "Schedule" line on the first level in the window in order to enable continuous recording (using a calendar). Enable recording on the main stream calendar Enable recording on the secondary stream calendar Cancel the operation Confirm the operation...

  • Page 21: Continuous Recording Calendar Settings

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 3.1.2 Continuous recording calendar settings Note: To access this menu from the wizard, proceed directly to steps 4 to 10. Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 22 Step 4: Select the camera in the "Channel" line drop-down in order to configure it. Step 5: Enter pre-record time on the "PreRecord" line field. Step 6: Select the day of the week in the "Period" line drop-down to configure it. Step 7: Select up to six time periods by checking the "Regular"...

  • Page 23: Enable/Disable Manual Recording

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 3.1.3 Enable/disable manual recording Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 24 Step 4: Check the boxes that correspond to the "Manual" line cameras to enable manual recording (forced recording). Step 5: Check the boxes that correspond to the "Stop" line cameras to disable manual recording. Enable main stream manual recording Enable secondary stream manual recording Cancel the operation Confirm the operation...

  • Page 25: Recording Playback

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 3.2 Recording playback Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 26 Method 2: Step 4: Click on one of the tabs to select camera display modes. Step 5: Select the cameras to display from the drop-down menus according to the selected display mode. Step 6: Click on the "List" button to display the recordings by the times they started. Step 7: Click on a recording to automatically start playback.

  • Page 27: Exporting A Recording On A Usb Key/Hard Drive

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 3.3 Exporting a recording on a USB key/hard drive Step 1: Insert a USB key or hard drive in a recorder USB port. Step 2: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 28 Select the camera Select the USB device Select file format Select the event type Display recordings Begin export Step 14: Once the recordings are selected, click on the "Start" button to start the export process. Do not remove the USB device during the export process. Step 15: When the export is finished, the message "Backup finished"...

  • Page 29: Advanced Functionalities

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4 Advanced functionalities 4.1 Alarm and motion detection 4.1.1 Recording and other external alarm action settings 4.1.1.1 Wiring an alarm input and/or output Step 1: Click on the "SHUTDOWN"...
  • Page 30 Step 6: Wire an alarm output between the "NO" and "C" terminal on a same alarm contact. 391 519/520/521 Alarm input Alarm output...
  • Page 31 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.1.1.2 Setting alarm actions Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 32 Step 4: Select the alarm type from the "Event Type" line drop-down menu (in this case, select "Local Alarm"). Step 5: Click on the "Enable" line tick box to enable the alarm actions. Step 6: Select the alarm input from the "Alarm In" line drop-down menu. Step 7: Select the input contact type from the "Device Type"...
  • Page 33 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.1.1.3 Recording upon alarm Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 34 Step 4: Select the camera in the "Channel" line drop-down menu in order to configure it. Step 5: Enter pre-record time on the "PreRecord" line entry field. Step 6: Select the day of the week in the "Period" line drop-down to configure it. Step 7: Select up to six time periods by checking the boxes in the "Alarm"...
  • Page 35 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.1.1.4 Set actions upon motion detection Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 36 Step 4: Click on the tick box on the "Enable" line to enable the alarm actions. Step 5: Select the camera performing motion detection from "Channel" line drop-down menu. Step 6: Select the motion detection sensitivity from the "Sensitivity" line drop-down menu (sensitivity settings range from 1 to 6, 1 being the least sensitive and 6 being the most sensitive.
  • Page 37 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.1.1.5 Recording upon motion detection Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 38 Step 4: Select the camera in the "Channel" line drop-down in order to configure it. Step 5: Enter pre-record time period on the "PreRecord" line entry field. Step 6: Select the day of the week in the "Period" line drop-down to configure it. Step 7: Enable up to six time periods by checking the boxes in the "MD"...

  • Page 39: Recording Search By Event

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.2 Recording search by event Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 40 Method 2: Step 4: Click on the "List" button to display recordings by event. Step 5: Click on a tab to select a camera. Step 6: Click on a recording on the "Start Time Type" list. Step 7: Click on the "Play" button to start playback. Select the camera Start playback Stop playback...

  • Page 41: Main And Secondary Stream Settings

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.3 Main and secondary stream settings Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 42 Step 4: Select the camera from the "Channel" line drop-down menu (only for the main stream). Step 5: Select the event type from the "Type" line drop-down menu (only for the main stream). Step 6: Select the resolution from the "Resolution" line drop-down menus. Step 7: Select the number of images per second from the "Frame Rate (FPS)"...

  • Page 43: Dynamic Privacy Masking Zones

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.4 Dynamic privacy masking zones Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 44 Step 4: Click on the "OVERLAY” button to access the "OVERLAY" menu. Display settings Step 5: Tick the "Cover-Area" line "Monitor" box to enable dynamic privacy masking. Step 6: Tick the box(es) to enable one or more dynamic privacy masking zones. Step 7: Click on the "Set"...
  • Page 45 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 10: Once the mask size and position are set, right click to go back to the previous screen. Step 11: Click on the "OK"...

  • Page 46: Motorised Camera Control

    4.5 Motorised camera control 4.5.1 Wiring the RS485 control bus 4.5.1.1 Wiring the RS485 bus Step 1: Click on the "SHUTDOWN" button to access the "SHUTDOWN" menu. Step 2: Select "Shutdown" from the drop-down menu to shut off the recorder. Step 3: Click on the "OK"...

  • Page 47: Motorised Camera Control

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.5.2 Motorised camera control Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right click to display the drop-down menu. Step 2: Click on the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom"...

  • Page 48: Set Predefined Positions (Presets)

    4.5.3 Set predefined positions (presets) Setting presets using each motorised camera's OSD menu is recommended. These presets then can be used through the recorder menu. Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right click to display the drop-down menu. Step 2: Click on the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom"...

  • Page 49: Using The Preset Positions

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.5.4 Using the preset positions Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right-click to display the drop-down menu. Step 2: Click on the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom"...

  • Page 50: Automatic Recording

    4.5.5 Automatic recording After having set the preset positions, automatic record allows a cyclical display one after the other. Step 1: Display the motorised camera view on the direct tiles and right-click to display the drop-down menu. Step 2: Click on the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom" to access the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom" command menu. Step 3: Click on the "Set"...
  • Page 51 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 7: Display the motorized camera view on the direct tiles and right-click to display the drop-down menu. Step 8: Click on the "Pan/Tilt/Zoom"...

  • Page 52: Credential Configuration

    4.6 Credential configuration 4.6.1 Adding an administrator and/or user account The administrator account credentials by default are: • User Name: 888888 • Password: 888888 Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 53 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 4: Click on the "Add User" button to access the "Add User" menu. Access the "Add User" menu Step 5: Enter the account user name in the "User"...

  • Page 54: Changing An Administrator And/Or User Account

    4.6.2 Changing an administrator and/or user account Step 1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu". Step 2: Click on the "ADVANCED" button to access the "ADVANCED" menu. Step 3: Click on the "ACCOUNT"...
  • Page 55 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 4: Click on the "Modify User" button to access the "Modify User" menu. Access the "Modify User" menu Step 5: Select the account to be edited from the "User Name"...

  • Page 56: Network Functionalities

    4.7 Network functionalities 4.7.1 Addressing Step 1: Display the "Start" menu on the computer by clicking on the task bar button. Step 2: Enter "cmd" in the "Search programs and files" line and press on the "Enter" key on the keyboard. The terminal window is displayed.
  • Page 57 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 4: Select the recorder IP address The router IP address is usually the same as the default gateway address. The table below shows the most common default router IP addresses (as examples).
  • Page 58 Step 5: Settings Note: To use this menu from the wizard, please go directly to steps 5-4 and 5-8. Step 5-1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu, or right-click to display the drop down-menu and click on "Main Menu".
  • Page 59 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 5-4: Enter the recorder IP address in the "IP Address" line field. Step 5-5: Enter the subnet mask in the "Subnet Mask" line field (by default, leave 255.255.255.0). Step 5-6: Enter the router IP address in the "Gateway"...

  • Page 60: Local Connection (Windows)

    4.7.2 Local connection (Windows) The recorder can be accessed using the Internet Explorer web browser. The recorder default IP settings are as follows: • IP address: 192.168.1.108 • User name: admin • Password: admin Step 1: Open Internet Explorer in administrator mode. Step 2: Enter the recorder IP address in the address bar.
  • Page 61 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 3: Enter the username and password. Step 4: Click on the "Login" button.

  • Page 62: Connecting Using Config Tool

    4.7.3 Connecting using Config Tool The Config Tool software is compatible only with Windows. This configuration tool allows fast IP address searching and editing, it also allows changes to be made to the recorder network. This software is available on the CD provided with the recorder. Step 1: Open Config Tool V1.07.0.R.121203 (or higher).

  • Page 63: Edit Network Settings Using Config Tool

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.7.4 Edit network settings using Config Tool Step 1: Open Config Tool. Step 2: Click on the "Refresh" button to refresh the list of devices connected to the same network segment. Step 3: Left-click on the recorder IP address to display the drop-down menu.

  • Page 64: Remote Connection

    4.7.5 Remote connection To connect to a recorder from a local network computer, please follow the instructions in paragraphs 4.7.1 to 4.7.5. To connect to a recorder from a computer outside the local network, first you must connect to the external router IP address. Your Internet service provider (ISP) must provide you with the following information: - IP address type (static or dynamic).
  • Page 65 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 4.7.5.1 Configuring a dynamic DNS Step 1: Creating a DNS No-IP account Step 1-1: Enter the following address in the browser address bar: www.no-ip.com. The web page will open. Step 1-2: Click on the "Sign In"...
  • Page 66 Step 1-4: Enter a user name in the "Username" line field. Step 1-5: Enter the password in the "Password" line field and enter it again in the "Confirm Password" line field. Step 1-6: Enter the user e-mail address in the "E-mail" line field. Step 1-7:Enter the host name in the "Hostname"...
  • Page 67 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 1-9: An account registration confirmation email is sent to the e-mail inbox. Read this e-mail and click on the account activation link in the e-mail.
  • Page 68 Step 1-11: Enter the host name in the "Hostname" line field- you can use the recorder name for example. Step 1-12: Select the extension in the "Hostname" line drop-down menu. Step 1-13: Select the "DNS Host A" host type from the "Host Type" line. Step 1-14: Enter the router's external IP address in the "IP Address"...
  • Page 69 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 1-15: Click on the "Add Host" button to confirm. The web browser displays the "Manage Hosts" host management page. From this page, hosts can be changed using the "Modify"...
  • Page 70 Step 2: Recorder settings Step 2-1: Left-click anywhere on the tiles to access the main menu or right-click to access the drop-down menu and click on "Main Menu". Step 2-2: Click on the "SETTING" button to access the "SETTING" menu. Step 2-3: Click on the "NETWORK"...
  • Page 71 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 2-4:Double-click on the "DDNS" line to access the "DDNS" menu. Access the DDNS menu Step 2-5: Select the DNS server type from the "DDNS Type" drop-down menu. Step 2-6: Check the "Enable"...
  • Page 72 4.7.5.2 Setting port redirection (NAT configuration) The recorder uses three ports: - 80 for the http port - 37777 for the TCP port - 37778 for the UDP port These ports can be edited if necessary. In the case of remote access, port redirection must be accessed (NAT configuration): Method 1: Automatic configuration (using UPnP) The UPnP IGD can be used to automatically configure port redirection.
  • Page 73 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step1-5:Double-click on the "UPNP" line to access the "UPNP" menu. Accessing the UPNP menu Step 1-6: Check the "ON" box on the "PAT" line to enable automatic port redirection. Enable automatic port redirection Reset...
  • Page 74 TP-Link router example: - Enable the UPnP IGD by clicking on the corresponding button. Enable/Disable UPnP IGD List of automatically redirected ports Method 2: Manual configuration Step 2-1: Open the router configuration menu by entering its internal IP address in the web browser address bar. Step 2-2: Refer to the router user manual to manually configure port redirection settings.
  • Page 75 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Example of dual recorder access connected on the same router: In the case where two recorders are connected to the same router, they must be assigned a different http port and media. A rule must be created to redirect: - For recorder n°1: Port 10080 to 192.168.64.201:80...
  • Page 76 4.7.5.4 Connecting to the "Bticino Camera Viewer" application (iOS/Android) The "Bticino Camera Viewer" application available at the Appstore and Google play provide a local or remote connection to a video surveillance system using a 3G or WI-FI connection. It includes live view, instant photos and recording playback functionalities.
  • Page 77 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 3: Enter the recorder identifiers.

  • Page 78: Sending E-Mail

    4.7.6 Sending e-mail The e-mail functionality can send e-mails using movement detection and alarm triggers... Step 1: Click on the "SETTING" button to access the "SETTING" menu. Step 2: Click on the "NETWORK" button to access the "NETWORK" menu.
  • Page 79 Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Step 3: Double-click on the "E-MAIL" line to access the "E-MAIL" menu. Access the E-MAIL menu Step 4: Enter the SMTP server address in the "SMTP Server" line field. Step 5: Enter the SMTP port in the "Port"...

  • Page 80: Specifications

    5 Specifications Products 391 519 391 520 391521 Main processor Integrated high performance microprocessor System Operating system Linux Input 4 channels 8 channels 16 channels Video Standard Output 1 BNC, 1 VGA, 1 HDMI Input 1 BNC Audio Output 1 BNC Multivision 1/4/8 1/4/8/16...

  • Page 81: Recording Length

    Channel 1 TB HR DVR 8 Channel 2 TB HR DVR 16 Channel 4 TB HR DVR 4 Channel 1 TB HR DVR Products 391519 391520 391521 Hard drive Hard drive provided 1 × 1TB 1 × 2TB 2 × 2TB...

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