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  • Page 1 User Manual NVR65 Series Linux Network Video Recorder Page 1...

  • Page 2: Content Introduction And Index

    Content Introduction and Index 一、 Live Mode Watch live streaming videos on the NVR during Live Mode Quick Setup A short & easy way to set up your NVR main settings. Main Menu Setting up primary NVR operations in Network, Camera, Audio, Schedule, Event, E-Map, Log, Display, System, User Account, Time and Date, HDD, Joystick, Backup, and Album of snapshots.

  • Page 3: 一 、 Live Mode

    一 Live Mode 、 Watch live streaming videos on the NVR during Live Mode 1. Quick Setup There are some important settings you may need to execute FIRST before you continue with other settings. The Wizard Setup system offers a quick and easy way to help you set up your NVR. It should automatically start on its own if you are using the NVR for the first time.
  • Page 4 Confirm your NVR password If you are operating the NVR for the very first time, you will need to set up your administrator password. The administrator is an account that owns the highest level of permissions to configure any setting. The keyboard will pop up once a blank column is clicked with the mouse.
  • Page 5 The system will require your confirmation of the password you have just entered. From here on in, you will be able to establish connection with your IP cameras or you may choose to do so later. Click on Next to go on to the next step or Exit to stop the setting up. Once clicked, a message window will pop up and recommend you to reset your NVR back to default since the default password is admin.
  • Page 6 Click to look for any online device connected in the same network as the NVR. Clicking on the IP Address from the list will import the device information to the channel without manually entering step. Click Rescan to search for IP device again. It is usually for updating an operation after disconnection or new device has been installed.
  • Page 7 Tick Synchronize with NTP Server, the NVR will be synchronized with the NTP Server. After ticking the Enabling the Daylight Saving checkbox, the user can use the drop down list to select the start time and the end time of daylight saving time. After complete the setting, please click Save button to save the settings.

  • Page 8: Set Up Your Internet Connection

    Click on Next to go on to the next step or Exit to stop setting further. Set up your Internet connection Set up the NVR IP connection either from Static IP or DHCP mode. Enter the IP Address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS1, and DNS2 values. If the connected devices have not yet to be set up, the set up window of will pop up again.
  • Page 9 A message window of notice will pop up and inform you that the setup is complete. 2. Main Menu The Main Menu consists of icons used for most NVR operations. Move the mouse cursor on the icon of your choice and it will be highlighted in blue. Click on the left mouse button to start the operation.

  • Page 10: Network Setup

    I. Network a. Network Setup DHCP: The NVR will get all the network parameters automatically. Tick to enable DHCP Server setup. Static IP: Type-in the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gate Way, and key-in DNS1 and DNS2 that provided by ISP. Tick Enable PPPoE to Insert the User Name, Password which provided from local ISP, and check the current State of PPPoE function.
  • Page 11 The Bonjour function on Safari browser doesn't support HTTPS protocol. If on the NVR you select https, the NVR will appear on Safari's bookmarks but it cannot be accessed. Take as a reference the following image: UpnP This IP camera supports UPnP, if this service is enabled on your computer, the NVR will automatically be detected and a new icon will be added to My Network Places.

  • Page 12: Dynamic Dns Settings

    b. Dynamic DNS Settings Click the checkbox to enable or disable the DDNS function and click the drop down list to select the DDNS server. Insert the registered Host Name, User Name, and registered Password in the selected provider. Timeout: Depending on the input time of Timeout, it will update DDNS’s web site automatically.
  • Page 13 SNMP Enable SNMPv1, SNMPv2c: write the name of both Read/Write and Read only community. Enable SNMPv3: Set the Security Name, Authentication Type, Authentication password, Encryption Type, Encryption password of Write mode and Read mode. Enable SNMPv1/v2c trap for detecting the Trap server. Please set what event needs to be detected.
  • Page 14 Video Main Profile: Chose different values to be applied to web streaming. Video Format: The streaming format varies with different IP cameras. Frame Rate: Click drop down list to change the frame rate of your connecting device. Click Save after the quality rate of the camera is set. The streaming qualities of each channel are displayed under the frame containing the setup options.
  • Page 15 Motion Press drop down lists to change the sensitivity value of setup motion in 3 Areas from 1, 2, and 3. Click “Motion Area Setup”, move your mouse cursor to the live screen thumbnail, and right-click your mouse button to drag a blue, green, or red area for motion detection. Mask A masked area will be hidden in the live view and playback recording modes.
  • Page 16 Enable Scheduled recording Choose a camera which you would like to assign your Recording Schedule to. Ticking on Enable scheduled recording to edit Schedule Settings. Different colours imply the type of recording selected. Select a type of recording from Continuous recording, Record on event, Record on motion, Record on digital input, then draw a timeline bar with the mouse button on the timeline from Sunday(Sun) to Saturday(Sat).
  • Page 17 Enable Automatic Overwrite Allow video file saved from recording to be overwritten when the space of disk storage is full. Tick the checkbox for the oldest recording data to be overwritten by new recording data. Untick the checkbox for the NVR to stop writing data into HDD when its space is full.
  • Page 18 Adding a map b-1. Select the Node first to add a new E-Map. Click on “Add” button (block 1) and a mini window will pop up. Select a map from the USB device connected to the NVR and click OK to save the map.

  • Page 19: Event Settings

    Event Settings Camera Event Settings Click on the arrow on top-right corner of the window for scrolling left & right to select the channel which you would like to apply the settings to. Tick any checkbox to assign the Event type, and tick the other checkboxes of Event Action so once an event occurs, the NVR will carry out the action you have assigned for this channel.
  • Page 20 Logs View different system logs and you can download each Log to your storage device by clicking on the Download icon. Click on the arrow icon to view logs past and present. Clear the whole log with clear icon. Door Security Tick Enable Port to continue the Door Security Setting.
  • Page 21 Extern Alarm You may set up an Extern Alarm Info by creating an ID first from selecting a number of the drop down list below. Tick Enable ExternAlarm to start setting up. Choose output in Type, assign output relay/buzzer device to any channels within Trigger Record, and arrange the Buzzer time / RelayDwell Time for the alarming time duration.

  • Page 22: User Account

    Adjust the display Resolution for your monitor by choosing a parameter from its drop down list. Please check the frame rate which your LCD monitor supports before any adjustment. If you select a resolution not compatible with the LCD monitor, the system will automatically undo the recent changes.
  • Page 23 System Click Restart to reboot the NVR. When you execute System Shutdown, wait until the monitor screen to show you that it is ready. The user can also load settings to factory default by clicking on Restore. Browse and Load up the configuration from USB device for returning the NVR settings back to how it was saved by clicking on Save button to keep the previous settings of the NVR.

  • Page 24: Time And Date

    d. Time and Date Time and Date Adjust the time and date on your NVR. NTP Server Tick Synchronize with NTP Server checkbox for adjusting and synchronizing the time of the NVR as the system time of the PC. Enter the name of NTP Server if there is more than one NTP server available to choose from.

  • Page 25: Firmware Upgrade

    e. Firmware Upgrade Firmware Information Have your firmware file ready in a USB hard drive, and insert it unto the NVR USB connector for upgrading. Hard Drive Storage Information Information of the storage device will be displayed on this page. Clicking on the CAUTION button will lead you to the S.M.A.R.T Status table where user may check on the defection of the hard disk.
  • Page 26 Your Hard Disk Device needs to be replaced if its health condition is displayed with a WARNING! text under the Health Status. For example, g. Joystick Joystick The NVR offers configuration to work with an USB joystick. Adjust and edit the joystick device in hotkeys and directions.

  • Page 27: Camera Search

    C. Camera Search Helps connect and operate the IP camera from your NVR. Be sure your IP cameras and NVR are connected in the same LAN. Click on the icon to enter Camera Search window. Clicking on to search for the IP cameras online. As demonstrated in the image above, click on the “+”...
  • Page 28 RTSP Mode The NVR only supports IP address indication, live video, and video recording under RTSP Mode. Other functions like motion detection are not supported. Key-in the IP Address, RTSP Port, User Name, and Password of the device you are connecting to the NVR.

  • Page 29: Set Default

    III. Set Default Clicking on can re-edit the user account of the IP camera. IV. IP Installer Clicking on to enter the IP Installer intereface. Highlight one of the IP camera devices enlisted in the column on the left after clicking Search to enable editting of the camera from IP Address to Port number.
  • Page 30 D. Album Offers to keep the snapshot files taken by NVR in either HDD or USB drive. Take a snapshot by clicking Save Jpeg icon from Side Menu or selecting Snap Shot from Fast Switch Menu. The snapshots will be saved to HDD as the default storage device.
  • Page 31 E. Back Up Offers to set up and manage video back-up files. Choose to either automatically or manually to back up the files and you can also choose the destination for back up files. Auto Backup Schedule Choose to back up the recorded files automatically or manually. You may also assign where the backup files are saved from this interface.

  • Page 32: Live Video

    Help Offers everything needed to know about NVR operations in different topics. Select a title and roll the middle button of the mouse to scroll down the article and read on. G. Live (In Remote Control Mode only) Click on the icon to return to Live interface while you are in other modes. 3.

  • Page 33: Screen Mode Display

    B. Log in/out Click to log out of the system to prevent other people from operating the NVR without your permission. The screen will black out with only a log-in window hanging at the centre of the monitor screen. User account and password are required for logging in. C.

  • Page 34: Enable Audio

    B. Snap Shot: Take a snap shot of the channel you are on. A pop-up window will inform you once the picture is stored successfully in the Album. C. Enable Audio: Enabled Disabled Enable/disable the audio volume control bar in the Side Menu or simply adjust the volume in Side Menu instead.
  • Page 35 H. Single Split: Select one channel to be displayed in a 1 camera single screen. Quad Split: Select 4 channels to be displayed in a 4 cameras split screen. 9 Split: Select 9 channels to be displayed in a 9 cameras split screen.

  • Page 36: Status Display

    M. 16 Split: Select 16 channels to be displayed in a 16 cameras split screen. N. 25 Split: Select 16 channels to be displayed in a 16 cameras split screen. O. 36 Split: Select 16 channels to be displayed in a 16 cameras split screen.

  • Page 37: Side Menu

    5. Side Menu Side Menu consists of Display Controller, Camera List, PTZ Controller, System Information, Storage Information, Log, E-Map, and Digital Output. You are able to scroll the Side Menu up & down by rolling up & down the middle mouse button. A.

  • Page 38: Display Controller

    Open All: Select to reveal/spread out Collapse All: Select to hide all the control panels of Side Menu. all the control panels of Side Menu Fixed: Manage the title orders of the Side Menu by moving and dropping any title which is being selected, press and hold a title with the right mouse button to start this operation.

  • Page 39: Actual Size

    IV. Actual Size Click on the icon to view the channel screen image in its actual size. V. OSD Click on the icon for the information of the connected device to be displayed on the screen. VI. Save Jpeg Click to take a snapshot of the current screen.

  • Page 40: Camera List

    IX. Audio Enabled Disabled Click this icon to enable the audio volume control bar. Drag the button with the mouse to adjust the volume level. Make sure an earphone is plugged for input. X. Talk Enabled Disabled Click the icon to enable or disable the one way audio. Broadcasting can be applied to multiple channels simultaneously.

  • Page 41: Ptz Controller

    D. PTZ Controller Offers to adjust settings for connected IP cameras with PTZ features. 8 Direction Arrows Click to move the camera view in 8 directions. II. Home Click to return the camera view to its initial position. III. Near/Far Click on the icon to adjust the camera focus.

  • Page 42: Control Mode

    VI. Go to Preset Select a preset point from the drop-down menu, the camera will move its view to the preset point where you have previously assigned its preset point with. Click on icon to delete a preset point from the drop down list. VII.

  • Page 43: Storage Information

    F. Storage Information Displays the storage information of the NVR. G. Log Tick System, NVR, Event to view different logs recorded. Page 43...
  • Page 44 H. E-Map Graphically allow you to set up cameras in a visual layout of your surveillance area. Select an E-Map to see its layout in plan. Please refer to the E-Map settings from Main Menu for more details. Relay Click on/off to turn on/off the pictorial network relay device which is assigned to the NVR output in connection.

  • Page 45: Digital Output

    Digital Output Click on/off to turn on/off the pictorial network device which is assigned to the NVR output in connection. K. Easy Link (Optional) Install IPMotion EasyLink App on your mobile phone to access EasyLink operations which allow users to watch IP Camera live view connected through NVR from their mobile phones.

  • Page 46: Ios Version

    For more operating details of the IPMotion EasyLink, please click on the icons below (IOS Version & Android Version) with your mouse to directly open the manual page. IOS Version Android Version Note: Your smartphone must be equipped with a camera and featured with a QR code scanner application.

  • Page 47: Channel Selector

    Display in 24 hours (Default) II. Display in 12 hours III. Display in 2 hours IV. Display in 1 hour B. Channel Selector Click to select the channel range from the drop down list. Channels range from 1-4, 5-8, 9-12, and 13-16. C.
  • Page 48 Clicking on any specific number displayed in red of the calendar to view the playback video from the timeline. It will start from the first time point of the timeline. Clicking on arrows to shift to other months. F. Playback Search (IVS) Click to enable the Playback Search Window.
  • Page 49 Next, click on Set Search Time from the Date Time Period menu. Once it is clicked, another window of View Record Files will pop up. Pick any date from the calendar on the top left corner to set the search range. Please refer to Chapter E.
  • Page 50 Use the magnifying glass icon to zoom in/out for you to browse through the timeline. Hold and drag the timeframe of your preference with your mouse. You will see the part where there is event triggering highlighted. To confirm, click OK, or else, click Cancel. Back to the Playback Search Window.
  • Page 51 Region Definition will help you define the search area of the playback video image, and enlist all the events in Search Result. You can either draw an area of Region Definition on the playback video screen or simply click All to include the whole screen. To undo, click Clear. Refine your search by using the switch control buttons underneath the playback video screen.
  • Page 52 Adjust the Level of the sensitivity of your search from 1 ~ 10 by selecting and dragging the red line in the graph below. The higher the number the more details the system will include within its search. Tick on the Stop when found checkbox to make the search stop automatically once an Alarm Event is found.
  • Page 53 Click on Search to proceed with the Smart Search scan. While it is scanning, a window will pop up to show the progress of the search. You can stop anytime during the search by clicking on Cancel. In the Search Result column you will be able to see all the events found from this search. Highlight a particular event enlisted, and click on the + sign, the event will go into the Pre-bookmark column as a saved data.

  • Page 54: Hdd Playback

    2. HDD Playback MAIN SCREEN SETTING (QT Viewer) QT Viewer is used for playing the NVR backup video. It can be obtained from the CD content in the Applications/HDD Player folder. MAIN SCREEN Open the QT Viewer. Each buttons is labeled by its function. HDD Access Reading the NVR HDD from PC may not be possible since the HDD is in Linux format, so you need to locate the Ext2Fsd folder and open the...
  • Page 55 Click “Add”  Assign a letter to the HDD, then click “OK” so that the HDD get a drive letter and can  be recognized by Windows. Page 55...
  • Page 56 Open HDD Click the HDD Choose icon or select a hard drive under the Open HDD drop down list to load the video files inside. Click the icon to quit reading the hard disk drive. Click the icon to view the events from a pop-up window. Page 56...
  • Page 57 Backing Up Your Video Click to choose the path where the backup file is going to be saved. Select the channel of the video recorded, set the Start time and End time. Choose the backup format of the video (AVI or MKV). Click to pause the backup.

  • Page 58: 三、Remote Control Mode

    三、Remote Control Mode Watch both live streaming and recorded videos on a PC platform during Remote Control Mode 1. PC Site Setup SYSTEM REQUIREMENT SUGGESTED REQUIREMENT CPU: Intel Celeron 1.6G CPU: Intel P4 2.8G MEMORY: 256MB. MEMORY:512MB or above VGA: 32MB VGA: 64MB or above VGA RESOLUTION: 1024 x 768.

  • Page 59: Internet Settings

    NOTE: Please input correct network parameters without blank spaces. On “Device Lists”, the software lists all servers. By clicking on the server the IP settings will be show on the right side. After editing the parameters and clicking on “Submit”, the following dialogue box will popup.

  • Page 60: Remote Control

    2. Remote Control Before operating the NVR remotely, please refer to PC Site Setup to check whether your PC settings are compatible with the NVR system or not. Remote User Log In  Open the IP Scanner, and double-click on the NVR name. Page 60...
  • Page 61 Enter admin for both the default Username and Password. The remote control browser will soon appear on your PC screen and gain access to your camera live view through the NVR. If the NVR remote control interface is not displayed properly, there will be a message appearing as below, notifying the user to install the plugin first to enable any further remote operation.
  • Page 62 Click on “Next” to begin its installation. When the installation is complete, open the remote browser again from IP Installer or type in the IP address of the NVR into the web browser to reload the remote control interface. Live Video Screen Please note that the Screen Mode Display is not available in Remote Control mode.
  • Page 63 Main Menu The Main Menu consists of icons used for most NVR operations. Move the mouse cursor on the icon of your choice and it will be highlighted in blue. Click on the left mouse button to start the operation. The remote interface works almost the same as the NVR operation interface.
  • Page 64 Side Menu Live Control works the same as Display Controller in NVR monitoring mode. Other than that, user can refer Camera List, PTZ Controller, System Information, Storage Information, Log, E-Map, and Digital Output to the same titles instructed in Side Menu. Please note that the Layout Switch Menu is not available in Remote Control mode, either.

  • Page 65: Specifications

    B. Specifications: MODEL 16CH 25CH 36CH Hardware Interface Ethernet RJ-45 x1,10/100/1000 Mbps Video output HDMI x1: up to 4K2K;VGA x1:up to 1080P USB 2.0 3ports 2-Way Audio 3.5mm Phone jack, in x1, out x1 GPIO 4 Alarm in/ 1 Relay out Power Input AC100~240V Video and Audio...

  • Page 66: Hardware Overview

    Environment Operating Temp. 0 - 45 ℃ / 32~113 F Humidity 0~80% RH (non-condensing) HDDx8: 70W (No PoE output) Power consumption No HDD: 26W (No PoE output) Physical Dimensions (W x H x 430 x 88 x 422 mm Weight * SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Hardware Overview A.

  • Page 67: Back Panel

    II. BACK PANEL NVR OPERATION LABEL OPERATION RJ-45 connector eSATA External storage 4 alarm in/ 1 Relay out / RS485 Audio In Microphone input(Phone Jack) HDMI HDMI video output USB Connector/ USB Mouse Connector Audio Out Earphone output(Phone Jack) VGA OUT VGA output 100V-240V 50/60Hz Connect to power adapter...

  • Page 68: Network Configuration

    B. HDD QUICK INSTALLATION Loose the following 5 screws from the sides and back to remove the NVR cover Connect the HDD into the NVR Refit the top cover and screw the screw back.  For a detailed Hard Disk Compatible Table, please refer to the HDD Compatibility Table from the attached CD Contents.
  • Page 69 When Motion Trigger Alarm occurs: a-1. The live screen pattern can be switch to single channel screen or split screen. a-2. The external relay/ built-in buzzer can be triggered. a-3. The alarm time-point can be recorded in the event list, and you can search for the event in playback.

  • Page 70: Network Environment Recommendation

    EX1：Connect GND & Alarm to external IR EX2：Connect N.O & COM to external detector. siren. Depending on the external device type, you may connect N.C & COM to external device. III. NETWORK ENVIRONMENT RECOMMENDATION When setting up 4Mbps per channel, it’s not recommended to connect more than 25 IP cameras under a 10/100 switch.

  • Page 71: Hardware Default

    IV. PTZ (PAN, TILT AND ZOOM) CAMERA The following diagram shows the connection between the NVR and a PTZ camera & joystick controller. To control the PTZ camera via NVR please check the CAMERA ID, BANDRATE (default at 9600 bps) and the RS-485 cable. Under “Two Core”...

  • Page 72: Package Contents

    Select ”Yes”, all the NVR settings will be restored to default values. Released the button, an admin account will be set to default password, and all the user accounts will be deleted. 3. Package Contents Quick INSTALLATION Adaptor Guide Power cord Mouse CD Disk Screw Package...

  • Page 73: Hdd Compatibility Table

    4. HDD Compatibility Table Brand Model Capacity Others ST3500320SV 500GB SV35.3 ST3500410SV 500GB SV35.5 ST3500413AS 500GB S3 Barracuda 7200 12 ST3500418AS 500GB 7200 12 ST500NM0011 500GB ST500DM002 500GB S3 Barracuda ST31000333AS 7200 11 ST31000340AS 7200 11 ST31000340NS Barracuda ES.2 ST31000340SV SV35.3 ST31000322CS Pipeline HD .2...
  • Page 74 WD5000AAKX 500GB Caviar Blue WD5000AUDX 500GB AV-GP WD5003AZEX 500GB Caviar Black WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 BLUE WD6400AVVS 640GB 7200 GP WD7500AACS 750GB 7200 GP WD7500AVVS 750GB 7200 GP WD1003FBYX Enterprise Storage WD1002FAEX Caviar Black WD10EACS 7200 GP WD10EADS Caviar Green WD10EALX Caviar Blue WD10EARS Caviar Green...
  • Page 75 HDS721616PLA380 160GB 7200 HDT725025VLA380 250GB 7200 HDT725032VLA360 320GB 7200 HDP725050GLA360 500GB 7200 HCP725050GLA380 500GB 7200 HDS721050CLA362 500GB HITACHI HDT721010SLA360 7200 HDS721010CLA332 7200 HDS721010CLA362 HDS721010DLE630 7200 HDS722020ALA330 7200 HDS723020BLA642 7200 DS7SAE202 DT01ACA050 500GB DT01ACA100 DT01ACA200 DT01ABA050V 500GB TOSHIBA DT01ABA100V DT01ABA200V DT01ACA300 DT01ABA300V Page 75...

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