Sony Ipela NSR-S10 Quick Start Manual
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- Page 1 4-262-346-12 (1) Network Surveillance Recorder First Step Guide NSR-S10/S20 © 2010 Sony Corporation...
- Page 2 Use this document as a guide for setting up the unit before actual operation. Conditions and usage assumed in this guide Automatic registration of Sony network cameras, and continuous recording with default configurations. To connect to an existing network…...
- Page 3 Installation and Setup Procedure This document provides general explanations on installation and setup of systems that are constructed as follows. • Prepare devices Step 1 • Connect devices Installation • Connect the AC adapter ↓ Step 2 Search for cameras and register them automatically at NSR startup. System Startup and Camera Continuous recording starts automatically after the cameras are registered.
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Page 4: Step 1: Installation
URL. For the firmware update procedure, refer to the User’s Guide (PDF). Decide where the unit is to be installed, and then connect http://www.sony.co.jp/Products/NSR/NSR-S.zip all of the equipment. Preparing Devices Prepare the following devices based on your intended use. -
Page 5: Connecting The Ac Adapter
For details on recommended models, refer to the release notes. Access the following URL to download the release notes. http://www.sony.co.jp/Products/NSR/NSR- S_ReleaseNote_E.pdf Caution Create RAID volumes and configure other necessary settings on the storage device before connecting it to the unit. - Page 6 Notes Step 2: System Startup • Only Sony cameras will be located and registered. and Camera Registration • Only cameras with IP address settings that have not been changed from factory default conditions will be located and registered. To register cameras...
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Page 7: Step 3: Changing The Display Language
Step 3: Changing the Step 4: Setting the Display Language System Date and Time The factory default setting for the display language is Set the date and time for the unit’s internal clock. English. If necessary, you can change the display language. -
Page 8: Step 5: Preparation For Recording
Click [Start]. Step 5: Preparation for Recording Configuring a Storage Location (when using e-SATA storage) When using external e-SATA storage, format the storage and add it as a storage location as follows. Formatting starts. Click [Add] under the storage location list in the “System Setting”... - Page 9 The e-SATA storage is added as a storage location. Click [OK] at the bottom of the “System Setting” screen to return to the “Setup” screen. This completes configuration. Proceed to “Step 6: Verification.” Step 5: Preparation for Recording...
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Page 10: Settings That Require Individual Configuration
Setting values for automatic registration Cameras are registered with the following setting values. For monitoring SNC-RZ25 SNC-RZ50 SNT series 1280 × 720 1920 × 1080 compatible model compatible model NTSC NTSC NTSC NTSC 704 × 480 Video Size 640 × 480 640 ×... - Page 11 Verifying Image Recording and Step 6: Verification Playback As automatic recording should already be in progress, Check whether camera images can be monitored in the verify that the “ ” icon appears in the monitor frame. “Main” screen, and confirm that the images can be recorded or played back.
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Page 12: Connecting To An Existing Network
Playing a recording from a specified date and Connecting to an time You can specify the date time of the recorded image that Existing Network you want to play at the bottom of the screen. If the IP addresses of the cameras are set to factory default conditions when you connect the NSR to the network, the NSR will automatically change the camera IP addresses and create a network that consists only of... - Page 13 Register the cameras. Note Click (Camera Setting) in the “Setup” screen, The default port number is “80”. and register cameras in the “Camera Setting” screen that appears. 4 Click [OK]. The “Camera Setting” screen appears again. 1 Select the camera ID to which you want to register the camera, and click [IP Setting] under 5 Verify each setting under [IP Camera [IP Camera Information].
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Page 14: Main Screen
Window Operations Guide “Main” Screen “Monitoring (LIVE)” screen A During 1 × 1 (1 screen) layout : This button switches the screen layout to 1 × 1 (1 screen). You can perform digital zoom by right-clicking and dragging the mouse. : This button switches the screen layout to 2 ×... - Page 15 H Camera Control (Exit) If the camera is equipped with pan, tilt, and zoom This allows you to reboot, power off, log off, or log on as a different user. functions, this controls these functions for the camera images. P Status display Wide-angle/Telephoto Zoom This displays the current date and time, and the current hard disk capacity.
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Page 16: Playback Screen
“Playback” screen A Real View To use the (Find Next) function, deselect This displays images from cameras in real size (dot by the [Output Event List] check box in the “Event Search dot). Setting” screen and perform the search. This function is only available when the video size of the camera is 1280 ×... -
Page 17: Concerning Gpl-Lpgl
Access the following URL to download the code. (Slow Forward) http://www.sony.net/Products/Linux/ Use this button for slow forward. (1/2 speed, 1/4 Sony does not answer questions about the data in the speed) source code. (Fast Forward) Use this button for fast forward. (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x,... -
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Page 21: End Of Terms And Conditions
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