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PNI House PTZ1200 User Manual

Video surveillance kit, dvr and 4 outdoor 1080p cameras
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PNI House PTZ1200
DVR and 4 outdoor 1080P cameras
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  • Page 1 Video surveillance kit PNI House PTZ1200 DVR and 4 outdoor 1080P cameras - USER MANUAL -...

  • Page 2: Main Functions

    MAIN FUNCTIONS Real time surveillance Surveillance via monitor: Analog output interface, VGA or HDMI Storage The HDD works only during recording, which reduces energy consumption and extends life Note: The HDD is not included Compression Real-time compression on the storage device, which allows stable audio and video quality Backup Via the USB interface: on USB storage devices Playback...
  • Page 3 Stopping the device There are two ways to stop the device: 1. Go to the main menu (right-click on the screen) and select the Logout option - Shutdown 2. Turn off the power supply. Special warnings: 1. Restart after power failure: If the device is abnormally shut it can create a backup and restart from that status after the power returns.
  • Page 4 The menu included: Main menu, Guide), Record mode, Playback, PTZ control, XVI control, High speed PTZ, Color settings, Output adjust, Logout, View 1/4 1. MAIN MENU By accessing the main menu the interface will look like in the image below. 1.1 Record The recording operations include: Record config, Playback, and Backup.
  • Page 5 1.1.1 Record config Go to Main menu - Record - Record config (Record setup) Set recording parameters on each channel or all channels at the same time. The system is set to start recording 24 hours continuously. Note: The HDD must be set to read / write mode. Channel: Choose the channel number for which you want to set up the recording.
  • Page 6 • Alarm: The alarm recording function includes: Motion detection, lack of image, loss of video signal. • Manual recording: Click the button and the corresponding channel will record regardless of the current status. • Stop: Click the button and the corresponding channel will stop recording regardless of the current status.
  • Page 7 Note: For frame-by-frame playback, the movie will have to pause. Main functions: Local Zoom: When the system displays a single channel on the screen, you can select a portion of the screen with a mouse to enlarge it by clicking the left mouse button. You can then return to the normal screen by double-clicking.
  • Page 8 1.2.1 Motion detect When the system detects the move that reaches the set sensitivity threshold then it will start the recording Note: The Advanced button opens the following menu: Up Window, Show desktop, Copy, Paste, Default config, Record config (shortcut to the interface configuration of the recording). Channel: Choose the channel to be configured Enable: means that the motion detection function is on Sensitivity: Choose one of 6 levels of sensitivity...
  • Page 9 In case of motion detection, you can choose the warning mode: displays message, sounds, uploads to FTP server, sends email, saves the event in history. 1.2.2 Video blind When the video image is influenced by environmental conditions such as illumination or reaching the sensitivity threshold, an alarm will be triggered in the system.
  • Page 10 Settings are the same as motion detection. Note: The Advanced button opens the following menu: Up Window, Show desktop, Copy, Paste, Default config, Record config (shortcut to the interface configuration of the recording). 1.2.4 Abnormality When an abnormal situation occurs, such as lack of storage, lack of storage space, IP conflict or no network connection, the device will alert you by a message or sound.
  • Page 11 1.3.1 General Time zone: Set the time zone System time: Set the system date and time Date format: choose the date format YMD (year, month, day), MDY (month, day, year), DMY (day, month, year) Separator data: Choose a separator type for the date format Time format: Choose the time format: 12 or 24 hours.
  • Page 12 Channel: Choose the channel number you want to set up Compression: Compression standard H.264 Resolution (resolution): D1 / 960H / 1080N Frame Rate: 1 to 25fps Bit Rate Type: You can choose either limited flow or variable flow. When choosing variable flow, you have 6 image quality options Rate: The higher the flow value, the better the image quality is: D1 1000 ~ 1500kbps, CIF 384 ~ 1500kbps, QCIF (64 ~ 512kbps)
  • Page 13 Subnet mask: The default address is: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: The default address is 192.168.1.1 setup: The domain name of the server transforms the domain name into the IP address. The IP address is provided by the network administrator. This address must be set then restarted the system to work.
  • Page 14 Email If the alarm is on or the connections are made, the system will send an email with alarm and photo information to the set address. SMTP server: the email server address. It can be an IP address or a domain name. The domain name can only be used if the DNS settings are correct.
  • Page 15 DDNS Enable check to enable this option DDNS: represents the dynamic domain name of the server. Domain name: enter the domain name registered by DDNS. User name: enter the user name registered by DDNS. Password: enter the user password registered by DDNS. When DDNS is successfully configured and turned on, you can enter the domain name in the Internet Explorer browser to access it.
  • Page 16 UPNP The UPNP protocol is used to make automatic forwarding to the router. To use this feature make sure this option is also enabled on the router. Enable select the option to enable UPNP settings HTTP Port: Routing will automatically distribute the device’s HTTP port, but monitoring via Internet Explorer will also need to enter this port.
  • Page 17 Resolution: Set the screen resolution Channel: Enter the channel number 1.3.6 PTZ Config The function is not active for this kit. 1.3.7 RS232 The function is not active for this kit. 1.3.8 Tour Activate this function to view a tour of all channels according to the set interval. 1.3.9 Digital The Digital Interface displays the number and type of cameras supported by this model: Analog...
  • Page 18 1.3.10 XVI Settings The menu allows image control (brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.) on each channel. 1.4 Advanced The menu includes: HDD management, user account, online users, video output settings, self- maintenance, factory default settings, updates, device information, import / export. 1.4.1 Storage The interface displays information about the internal HDD: its number, type, status, and storage capacity.
  • Page 19 Read / Write: The equipment can be written or read Read-only: The equipment can only be read Redundant: The function is not active Format storage: format the HDD Recover: Recovers information from HDD Partition: Creates partitions on HDD 1.4.2 Account Note: 1.
  • Page 20 Modify password: Modify the user password. You can set a password of up to 6 characters. Pre-empty and word-free spaces are not valid. Spaces between words are valid. Note: The admin user can change his or her own password and password for other users. user: add a user.
  • Page 21 1.4.7 Upgrade Select the path to the update file. Note: The file must be stored in the root directory of a USB memory 1.4.8 Device info 1.5 Info The interface provides detailed information about the storage device, BPS (displays the Kb / s transfer stream and the MB / h storage capacity in real time), event history, and software version.

  • Page 22: Record Mode

    1.6 Logout The Logout menu is used to exit the account to close or restart the system. You can also right click on the main screen - Logout 2. GUIDE The interface displays a series of basic configuration steps for your device, such as date, time, network testing, and xmeye download link 3.

  • Page 23: Color Settings

    7. XVI&AHD Choose the type of video signal on each channel. We recommend choosing the ”Auto” option when you are not sure what type of cameras you have. 8. HIGH SPEED PTZ The function is not active for this kit 9.

  • Page 24: Output Adjust

    10. OUTPUT ADJUST The same interface can be accessed by going into the Main menu - Advanced - Output adjustment,...
  • Page 25 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND MENTENANCE If the problems do not appear in the list below, we recommend that you contact a local service or call the service department. The device does not start normally Possible reasons can be: 1. Power is not appropriate. 2.
  • Page 26 Possible reasons can be: 1. Setup issues: The audio option is not selected 2. The channel has no audio Time is wrong Possible reasons can be: 1. Settings are wrong 2. The battery on the motherboard is not properly connected or discharged Motion detection does not work Possible reasons can be: 1.

  • Page 27: Camera Technical Specifications

    NVR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Video Video compression H.264 (High Profile) Audio Audio compression G.711A Registration mode Manual, motion detection, scheduled Recording & Playback Playback 1 ch / 4 ch Backup Backup type Network, U-disk, disc USB, disc SATA Video input 4 x BNC Video output 1 x VGA, 1 x HDMI Audio input...