Starting the DVR
Once the DVR has been connected to power
it will switch itself on automatically. The DVR
takes approximately 45 seconds to boot up,
during which time the image to the right will
be displayed.
When you fi rst press a button on the remote
control or click a button on the mouse, the
DVR may ask you to LOGIN.
To get full functionality of the DVR, enter the username admin and leave the password
fi eld blank. To change the admin password, alter user priviledges or change whether
the DVR requires a secure login or not, see "User Setup Menu" on page 55.
The default mode of the DVR is live-viewing mode. This is the mode which monitors
the images coming from your cameras in real-time, and allows you to confi gure your
recording and channel options. The DVR automatically starts in live-viewing mode,
with multi-view enabled.
The fi rst thing you'll probably open is the pop-up menu. To access the pop-up
context menu, right-click anywhere on the live-viewing screen, or press the MENU
/ ESC button on the remote control. The pop-up menu lets you quickly access the
following functions, which can be selected by left-clicking the option you want. The
options are described in detail on the following page.
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System Information Menu
System Information Menu
The system information screen displays system information about the DVR.
There are two items that you can edit here.
Device Name:
This will identify the DVR over a LAN or via the Internet using
remote access software - the name helps you identify the DVR.
Device ID:
The DEVICE ID identifi es a DVR on the RS485 network it's connected
to. If you're running multiple DVRs, then we recommend giving
each its own, unique DEVICE ID number. This ID must be unique
and not shared by other devices such as PTZ cameras.
Device Type:
The device type description.
MAC Addr:
The Media Access Control (MAC) address.
Firmware Vers.: This is the version number of the fi rmware or software for the DVR.
IE Version:
The version of the Internet Explorer plugin.
Hardware Vers.: This is the version number of the hardware.
Keyboard Vers.: This is the version number of the on-screen keyboard.
Remember: After making changes to the settings press/click the APPLY button.
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