Summary of Contents for Proximus P16-41438
- Page 1 4 Channel Security Kit With 4 Night Vision Cameras P16-41438 User’s Maual All brand names and trademarks are properties of their respective owners.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS FCC RADIATION NORM:..............................2 PACKAGE CONTENTS: ..............................3 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: ............................3 SAFETY INSTRUCTION: ..............................4 CHAPTER 1: DVR FEATURES............................5 CHAPTER 2: LAYOUT..............................6 2.1 F ) ................6 RONT ANEL LEASE REFER TO ACTUAL PRODUCT FOR DETAIL 2.2 R ) .................. - Page 3 User’s Manual 5.2.7 Network Setup – Global Access (Connected Directly to Modem)............22 5.2.8 Network Setup – Global Access (Connected through a Router or Firewall)......... 24 5.2.9 Port Forwarding............................25 5.2.10 Viewing your DVR over the Internet (UPNP)................... 26 5.2.11 Accessing the DVR through Internet Explorer Browser (IE): ............... 27 5.2.12 Mobile Phone and Tablet PC Access ......................
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Page 4: Fcc Radiation Norm
User’s Manual FCC RADIATION NORM: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with limits for Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules. FCC Compliance Statement These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against frequency interference in residential installation. -
Page 5: Package Contents
User’s Manual PACKAGE CONTENTS: Your new Security Camera and DVR Kit will ship with the following items. 4-Channel H.264 DVR with 500GB Pre-Installed Hard Drive 4 Day & Night Cameras 4 Metal Stands for Cameras 4 Mounting Hardware for Cameras 4 60ft/18.3m BNC Camera Cables Remote Control (with batteries) USB Mouse... -
Page 6: Safety Instruction
User’s Manual SAFETY INSTRUCTION: 1. Use proper power source. Do not use this product with a power source that applies more than specified voltage (100-240V AC). 2. Never insert any metal into the DVR or any openings. Putting metal into the DVR case can cause danger of electric shock. 3. -
Page 7: Chapter 1: Dvr Features
User’s Manual CHAPTER 1: DVR FEATURES Other Features H.264 compression • Real time recording on 4 channels • USB Backup to flash drive • Triplex operation: view, record, playback simultaneously • Security Certified Hard Drive pre-installed • Easy control with USB mouse •... -
Page 8: Chapter 2: Layout
User’s Manual CHAPTER 2: LAYOUT 2.1 Front Panel (Please refer to actual product for detail) Item Buttons / Indicators Marks Functions Standby Select which single channel to display Hard Disk LED Lights up or blink if HDD error occurs Recording LED Lights up or blink when recording Alarm LED Lights up or blink when an alarm is triggered... -
Page 9: Rear Panel (Please See Actual Product For Detail)
User’s Manual 2.2 Rear Panel (Please see actual product for detail) Item Physical Connection method ports Power Switch Switch the DVR ON or OFF Power Port Connect to DC 12V power supply Ethernet Port Connect intranet, internet (RJ45 interface) Connect to monitors with VGA input port Audio input 4 Channel (RCA interface for Channel 1~4) Audio Outputs... -
Page 10: Remote Control
User’s Manual 2.3 Remote Control The remote control is the secondary input device for navigating the system’s interface. To use the remote control: Press to put DVR in Standby mode (all STANDBY recording will stop). LOGIN / Press to login DVR if password is set or LOCK activate lock Channel Select 1-4... -
Page 11: Mouse Operation
User’s Manual 2.4 Mouse Operation You can use a mouse instead of the front panel buttons or remote control to navigate the operation of your DVR The mouse is the primary input device for navigating system menus. To use a mouse with the system: 1. -
Page 12: Chapter 3: Dvr/Camera Installation
User’s Manual Chapter 3: DVR/Camera installation 3.1 Connecting the DVR to a TV or Monitor Using the supplied BNC to RCA connector 1. Connect the BNC to RCA connector to the back of the DVR labeled Video Output (refer to Chapter 2.2, Rear Panel Picture) 2. -
Page 13: Chapter 4: Dvr Start Up
User’s Manual CHAPTER 4: DVR START UP 4.1 System Initialization After connecting the power adapter and turning on the power, the system will boot-up and start initializing. 4.2 Main Interface After initialization, the main interface will load. When there are video inputs, the interface will display live images from the cameras. -
Page 14: Chapter 5: Dvr Menu And Options
User’s Manual CHAPTER 5: DVR MENU AND OPTIONS Mouse Only When using the mouse, use the Sub-Menu to access several system options, including the Main Menu. To open the Sub-Menu, Right-click anywhere onscreen to open Sub-Menu. MAIN MENU: Opens the main system menu KEYLOCK: Password protect access to menu and options CHN SWITCH: Select to display Channel 1 thru 4 VIDEO SEARCH: Click to open search for playing recorded... -
Page 15: Main Menu Preview
User’s Manual 5.1 Main Menu Preview Playback Record Language MAIN MENU Date/Time Password Basic Display Video/Audio Alarm Info Advanced MD (Motion Detect) Mobile Maintain Network... -
Page 16: Main Menu
User’s Manual 5.2 Main Menu Right-click the mouse, a pop-up menu will be displayed on the screen. Click “MAIN MENU” button on the pop-up menu to enter into Main Menu. You can also use the Menu button on the front panel to open the Main Menu. When using the front panel buttons, use the navigation buttons to move in the menu, and use the SEL button to select the icon. -
Page 17: Record
User’s Manual To backup recorded data: 1. Connect an empty USB flash drive to the bottom USB port on the back panel of the system. 2. Open the Search menu and search for recorded data on the system. 3. Click FILE LIST. 4. -
Page 18: Hard Disk Management
User’s Manual Note: Select Record and the select Schedule to access the below menu. SCHEDULE recording options include ALL, CH-1, CH-2, CH-3…respectively. Please select the option you need to record according to the schedule, the channel you have set will be highlighted in “Blue” and channels you have not set will be “Grey”. -
Page 19: Basic Setups
User’s Manual 5.2.4 Basic Setups 5.2.4.1 Language Click “Main Menu” “Basic” “Language” to setup the default system language. 5.2.4.2 Date/Time Click “Main Menu” “BASIC” “DATE/TIME” to enter the TIME SETTING window to modify system date, time, date/time format and time zone, DST (day saving time). DATE: Enter the day, month, and year •... -
Page 20: Display
User’s Manual 5.2.4.4 Display To set up your cameras, select “Main Menu” Basic Display to open the DISPLAY SETUP menu. CH Name: set up the name display of each channel. Position: display position of each channel. Color: Click to open sub-menu to adjust image brightness, saturation, contrast and hue settings of each channel. -
Page 21: Info
User’s Manual 5.2.5.2 Info Click “Main Menu” “Advanced” “Info” to access the system information of your DVR. 5.2.5.3 MD (Motion Detect) To configure the Motion Detection function of the DVR, click “Main Menu” “Advanced” “MD” to enter the Motion Detect Setup window. -
Page 22: Maintain
User’s Manual 5.2.5.5 MAINTAIN Click “Main Menu” “Advanced” “Maintain” to access the SYSTEM MAINTENANCE page of your DVR. This option allows you reset the DVR to factory default settings, update system software (firmware), and set system auto maintain (reboot) time. When enabling the auto-maintain function, you can setup system to restart regularly to clear up some temporary storage memory. -
Page 23: Network Setup - Intranet (Internal Access)
User’s Manual 5.2.6 Network Setup – Intranet (Internal Access) To access the NETWORK SETUP menu, select Main Menu NETWORK to open the NETWORK SETUP menu. If your DVR is connected to a router of your local network (intranet), then you can setup the NETWORK Setup section of the DVR to view the image your DVR is recording remotely using computers connected within your network. -
Page 24: Network Setup - Global Access (Connected Directly To Modem)
User’s Manual 5.2.7 Network Setup – Global Access (Connected Directly to Modem) To access the NETWORK SETUP menu, select Main Menu NETWORK to open the NETWORK SETUP menu. If you would like to access your DVR while you are outside of your home, please follow the instructions below to configure the NETWORK Setup page of your DVR Important Note: If you are using a DSL modem, the modem must be set to “bridge mode”. - Page 25 User’s Manual STATIC IP 1. Select STATIC as the network TYPE. 2. Leave Media Port at 9007 3. Setup WEB Port (leave at 80 but some ISPs block inbound traffic on port 80 to prevent web servers so if the DVR cannot be remotely accessed choose a different port number) 4.
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Page 26: Network Setup - Global Access (Connected Through A Router Or Firewall)
User’s Manual 5.2.8 Network Setup – Global Access (Connected through a Router or Firewall) To access the NETWORK SETUP menu, select Main Menu NETWORK to open the NETWORK SETUP menu. If you would like to access your DVR while you are outside of your home or office network, please follow the instructions below to configure the NETWORK Setup of your DVR Important Note: You will not be able to access your DVR if your DVR is connected behind two or more routers. -
Page 27: Port Forwarding
User’s Manual 5.2.9 Port Forwarding To access the DVR from a remote computer over the internet via internet browser (Internet Explorer). 1. Forward Port 80 and Port 9007 in the router attached to the DVR, to the IP address of the DVR. -
Page 28: Viewing Your Dvr Over The Internet (Upnp)
User’s Manual 5.2.10 Viewing your DVR over the Internet (UPNP) Now that you have set up the DVR on your local network, you will want to access your camera from a remote location over the Internet. This DVR supports a technology called Universal Plug and Play (UPnP). -
Page 29: Accessing The Dvr Through Internet Explorer Browser (Ie)
User’s Manual 5.2.11 Accessing the DVR through Internet Explorer Browser (IE): Once the network settings on the DVR match the settings of your router, and you have forwarded the ports needed by the DVR (for remote access over the internet), you need to modify your browser controls. - Page 30 User’s Manual 3. Access Custom Security Level Select the “Security” tab Select “Custom Level…” 4. Enabling all Active X Controls On this page scroll down to the ActiveX Controls and Plug Ins, and set all to either PROMPT or ENABLED. To connect to the DVR from a remote computer, you would then open an Internet Explorer browser window and enter the Internet IP of your router that you received by going to www.myipaddress.com.
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Page 31: Mobile Phone And Tablet Pc Access
User’s Manual 5.2.12 Mobile Phone and Tablet PC Access ® ® The DVR is currently compatible with mobile phones running Windows Mobile, Symbian ® ® ® Version 3 & 5 operating systems, iPhones , Blackberry OS 5, and Android on 3G networks. - Page 32 User’s Manual 6. Enter login information. User name: same as the user name setup in DVR under section 5.2.4.3. Password: same as the password setup in DVR under section 5.2.4.3. Server: Enter the Public IP or DDNS address of your DVR. Port: Same as the Server Port you set in the DVR under section 5.2.5.4.
- Page 33 User’s Manual 7. Once the installation is complete, go to the Applications folder and select the “Meye” program, and click “Open” to display the software interface. Click the “Setup” button to open the “Setting” screen IP Enter the Public IP or DDNS address of your DVR. Port Same as the Server Port you set in the DVR under section 5.2.5.4.
- Page 34 User’s Manual ® When accessing from a mobile phone with Blackberry phones, follow these procedures: Note: To prevent flickering screen when connecting to your DVR, please make sure the firmware on your mobile phone is the latest version. Please visit your mobile phone manufacturer’s website for further details.
- Page 35 User’s Manual Using the Software: 1. Prior to running the software, please make sure you have edited the Application permission of the “meye” application by going to “Settings” -> “Options” -> “Applications”, then highlight the “meye” application and select “Edit Permissions” in the drop down menu.
- Page 36 User’s Manual 4. Select the “Setup” options and enter the information of the DVR you want to connect in Settings. Name: Enter the Name of this group of settings. Address Enter the Public IP or DDNS address of your DVR. Port Same as the Server Port you set in the DVR under section 5.2.5.4.
- Page 37 User’s Manual 2. When selecting “Edit” option, system will allow you to edit the record. When selecting “Delete” option, the history record will be deleted. To navigate in live view mode: 1. Click “Next Channels/Group” icon to switch channels, and then choose the channel you want to display.
- Page 38 User’s Manual 5. Click “Close button to exit the program. ® When accessing from a mobile phone with Android phones, follow these procedures: 1. Locate the “Meye.pak” software on our driver CD. 2. Copy the downloaded “Meye.pak” to your phone. 3.
- Page 39 User’s Manual 7. Follow up the installation steps to install the software. 8. Goto “All Programs” and select “Apk Manager”. 9. Locate the “Meye.apk” on the included CD and copy to your phone 10. Select and install the software to your phone. 11.
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Page 40: Keylock
User’s Manual 12. The “meye” main interface will be displayed. The functions of the various icons are as follow: 1 ---Channel Select 2 ---Pan/Tilt Control 3 ---Zoom +/- 4 ---Focus +/- 5 ---Iris +/- 6 ---Play/Pause, Snapshot, Settings, Next Channel Group, and help. -
Page 41: Ptz Control
User’s Manual 5.6 PTZ Control 5.6.1 Cruise Setup Open PTZ setting menu if you have PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) camera installed and would like to control the PTZ camera to move to a preset point. 1. PTZ direction control: Control PTZ moving direction. 2. -
Page 42: Stop Rec
User’s Manual 5.9 Stop Rec Click “STOP REC” of the pop-up menu to start manual recording. 5.10 Rotation Click “ROTATION” of the pop-up menu to start displaying videos from each camera in rotation, duration set at section 5.2.4.5. 5.11 Start Cruise If you have purchased a PTZ camera separate and would like to start the PTZ camera to start cruising, click “START Cruise”... -
Page 43: Chapter 6: Accessing With Internet Explorer
User’s Manual CHAPTER 6: ACCESSING WITH INTERNET EXPLORER Open Internet Explorer and enter the IP Address or DDNS address of your DVR. A pop-up will ask you to install an ActiveX (plug-in) to your computer. Please confirm the download and install the software. -
Page 44: Main Interface Of Net-Viewer
User’s Manual 6.2 Main Interface of Net-viewer 6.2.1 Menu column Menu column includes “Live”, “Playback”, and “Setup”. 6.2.1.1 Live After Logging-in to system, system will enter into Live display. You can enable/disable showing certain cameras, control the volume, or control the movement of PTZ cameras if you have such cameras installed. -
Page 45: Setup
User’s Manual 6.2.1.3. Setup Clicking “SETUP” opens this sub menu, option in this menu includes “Record”, “Network”, “Camera”, and “System”. Record Open sub menu “Record” to access the same “Record” settings that you would see on the firmware menus of the DVR. Alarm Open sub menu “Alarm”... - Page 46 User’s Manual Setting Open sub menu “Setting” to access the same “Setting” options that you would see on the firmware menus of the DVR. Maintenance Open sub menu “Maintenance” to remote control your DVR to restart, format HDD or update your DVR firmware.
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Page 47: Play Control
User’s Manual 6.2.2 Play Control 1. PTZ direction control: Control PTZ moving direction 2. Zoom, Focus and Iris Control: control direction, zoom, focus and iris of PTZ. 3. Presetting bit Control - SET display current presetting bit or input a presetting bit you would like to fix at according to the edit box CALL Load one previous setting you have saved... -
Page 48: Remote Backup
User’s Manual 6.2.3 Remote Backup You can backup recorded video files from your system to your PC using the BACKUP button in IE when playing back clips. To backup files remotely: 1. Click PLAYBACK at the top of the main screen. 2. - Page 49 REINSTALLATION OF PRODUCTS AFTER REPAIR. Proximus does not make any claims or warranties of any kind whatsoever regarding the Product’s potential, ability or effectiveness to prevent, minimize, or in any way affect personal or property damage or injury. Proximus is not responsible for any personal damage, loss or theft related to the Product or to its use for any harm, whether physical or mental related thereto.