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This NVR (Network Video Recorder) unit offers the following features: Tested and validated with IDIS Solution Suite up to 256 Full HD H.264/H.265 IP cameras Supports up to 256 Full HD cameras in real-time for enterprise-level surveillance systems ...
Upon unpackaging the product, check the contents inside to ensure that all the following accessories are included. Component Quantity IR-1100 Main Body Front Chassis & Lock Key Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information Manual Power Code (A Type- Deskside) Power Jumper Code (10A,4M,C13/C14)
Quick Guide IR-1100 Overview 3.1 Dimension 482.0 mm (18.98 inch) 86.8 mm (3.42 inch) 717.6 mm (28.25 inch) 3.2 Front Panel Item Component Description Contains system health and system ID, status LED and optional Left control panel iDRAC Quick Sync 2 (wireless).
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Quick Guide IR-1100 3.2.1 Left control panel Item Indicator Icon Description Indicate the status of the system. Status LED The indicators display solid amber if any error occurs. For more information, see Status LED indicators. Indicates the system health. System health...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 The indicator turns solid Restart the system. Update any required PCIe amber if a PCIe card drivers for the PCIe card. Reinstall the card. experiences an error. (2) System Health and System ID indicator Indicator code Condition...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 3.2.2 Drive slots Each drive carrier has an activity LED indicator and a status LED indicator. Item Component Icon Description Drive status indicator Indicates the power condition of the drive. Drive activity indicator Indicates whether the hard drive is currently in use or not.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 3.2.3 Right control panel Item Indicator Icon Description Indicates if the system is turned on or off. Press the power Power button button to manually turn on or off the system. The USB ports are 4-pin, 2.0-compliant. These ports enable USB port (2) you to connect USB devices to the system.
Quick Guide IR-1100 3.3 Rear Panel Item Component Icon Description Full-height PCIe The PCIe expansion card slot (riser 1) connects up to three expansion card slot full-height PCIe expansion cards to the system. Half-height PCIe The PCIe expansion card slot (riser 2) connects one half- expansion card slot height PCIe expansion cards to the system.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 Indicator code Condition Link and activity indicators are off The NIC is not connected to the network. Link indicator is green and activity The NIC is connected to a valid network at its maximum port indicator is blinking green speed and data is being sent or received.
Quick Guide IR-1100 3.4 Front Bezel A key is located at the backside of the front bezel. You can secure recording storages by locking the lock on the front side of the bezel. Version 1.0.0...
Getting Started 4.1 Setting Windows OS 4.1.1 Setting password Default login details for IR-1100 are as follows. ID: Administrator Password: P@ssw0rd Log in with the login detail above, and make sure to change the password for security. (1) Click ‘Windows Setup > Control Panel > User Accounts > Manage another account’.
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4.1.2 Activating Windows OS license Windows on the IR-1100 is basically activated when it is dispatched. Windows OS must be activated in the following picture. If your Windows OS is not activated, please refer to ‘Checking Windows OS Key’ and activate your Windows OS with your Windows OS Key.
4.2 Setting Built-in SSD Storages Two 240GB SSDs are located inside of IR-1100. Typically, the SSDs are on RAID 1 level which appears to be a single drive. Windows OS is installed on this drive and IDIS Solution Suite installation package is located on the same drive as well.
Quick Guide IR-1100 4.3 Setting Recording Drives 4.3.1 Installing Recording Drives Maximum 8 of 3.5” HDD can be attached to the Drive slots of System.. Drives for recording purposes can be installed by the procedure below. (1) Insert the 3.5 inch drive adapter into the drive carrier with the connector end of the drive toward the back of the drive carrier.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 4.3.2 Configuring RAID Configuring RAID for recording HDD can be done by entering System Setup menu from the boot up process. (1) Press F2 while system is booting up, then select ‘Entering System Setup’ from the BIOS configuration screen.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (5) Select ‘Configuration Management > Create Virtual Disk’. (6) Configure the main elements from ‘Create Virtual Disk’ menu. Select RAID Type. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 You can select HDDs for your RAID level by ticking HDDs from ‘Select Physical Disk’. After selecting the desired HDDs, press ‘Apply Changes’. Insert information of HDDs at ‘Virtual Disk Name’ and check if the Virtual Disk Size is correct.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 After configuration, run ‘Create Virtual Disk’. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (7) Check the virtual disk is configured correctly at ‘Main Menu > Virtual Disk Management’ screen. (8) Finish the ‘System Setup’ by clicking ‘Finish’ button at ‘Main Menu’. Version 1.0.0...
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To expand recording storage, an external storage such as IS-1100 can be used. To attach the external storage, PCIe type external storage controller card should be attached to IR-1100. To connect with IS-1100, attaching ‘PERP H840 Adapter’ or similar Storage Controllers are recommended.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (2) You will see the inside of the device and the storage controller will be located where the red box is. (4) Align the card-edge connector with the connector on the system board. Press the card-edge down until the card is fully seated in the connector (5) Connect the SAS data cable connectors to the card.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (2) Select ‘System Setup Main Menu > Device Settings’. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (3) Select ‘RAID Controller in Slot 2:Dell PERC <PERC H840 Adapter > Configuration Utility’. (4) Select ‘Dashboard View > Main Menu’. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (5) Select ‘Configuration Management > Create Virtual Disk’. (6) Configure the main elements from ‘Create Virtual Disk’ menu. Select RAID Type. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 You can select HDDs for your RAID level by ticking HDDs from ‘Select Physical Disk’. After selecting the desired HDDs, press ‘Apply Changes’. Insert information of HDDs at ‘Virtual Disk Name’ and check if the Virtual Disk Size is correct.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 After configuration, run ‘Create Virtual Disk’. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (7) Check the virtual disk is configured correctly at ‘Main Menu > Virtual Disk Management’ screen. (8) Finish the ‘System Setup’ by clicking the ‘Finish’ button at ‘Main Menu’. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (9) After the Windows OS boot up, you can see the information on the newly created Virtual Disk at ‘Windows Setup > Disk Management’ menu. Version 1.0.0...
IDIS Solution Suite installation package is on the system and the installation process is as the below. (1) Check the version of IDIS Solution Suite(name of the folder) from the Desktop of Windows OS and also check if sub-folders are included.
IR-1100 4.5 Teaming Network Interface Controller(NIC) IR-1100 has four RJ45 ports and users can use different teaming modes. Network adapter teaming is a term that is used to describe various methods of combining multiple network connections to increase throughput or provide redundancy.
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Quick Guide IR-1100 4.5.1 Setting NIC Teaming Port (1) Run Server Manager from Start Menu. (2) Go to Local Server. (3) Go to NIC Teaming setup menu. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 (4) Click ‘Tasks’ and select ‘Add to New Team’. (5) Set name and desired ports. Version 1.0.0...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 4.5.2 Setting NIC Teaming Type (1) Additional settings can be done on the ‘Additional properties’ section. Set options for your desired Teaming setting and click the OK button. The picture below shows available options. (2) Teaming mode: select desired Teaming mode...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 4.5.3 Setting LACP Teaming Mode. (1) Go to Add to New Team setup and set as the picture below. (2) Wait until the new setting is saved. Your current network setting will be lost (e.g. IP settings).
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Quick Guide IR-1100 4.5.4 Setting Failover Teaming Mode (4) Go to Add to New Team setup and set as the picture below. (5) Wait until the new setting is saved. Your current network setting will be lost(e.g. IP settings) Version 1.0.0...
Quick Guide IR-1100 (6) Check the result. Licenses and Service Codes 5.1 Windows OS License Windows OS Key is required for certifying the reinstalled Windows OS and you can find it as follows. (1) Find the Windows OS Key on the top chassis of the product.
5.2 IDIS Solution Suite License IDIS Solution Suite License is not included in this product. It will be delivered separately by the seller. If you need to re-activate License due to an abnormal situation(e.g. changing server), please refer to manuals in IDIS Solution Suite installation folder on your desktop of Windows OS.
Quick Guide IR-1100 Specification SYSTEM IDIS Solution Suite Compatible with Expert and Federation/Version 2.6.0 or Higher Network Connection 4 GbE RJ-45 Ports (1000Base-T) Recording Data Rate Up to 1024Mbps (128MBps) Number of Cameras Up to 256 Recording Storage 8 Bay...
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Quick Guide IR-1100 CERTIFICATIONS Emissions Classification FCC Rating Class A CISPR 22; EN55022; EN55024; FCC CFR 47; Pt 15; ICES-003; CvNS14336-1; CNS13438; GB4943; GB9254; EN 61000-3-2; EN61000-3-3 Directives RoHS, Reach(SVHC), WEEE Version 1.0.0...
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