D-Link DNR-326 Brochure & Specs

Product Highlights
Comprehensive video surveillance solution
Can store up to 6TB of video for up to nine cameras
Security
In the event of an HDD failure, data integrity is
maintained on the secondary HDD.
Multi-NVR Viewer
Supports simultaneous display of up to 128 channels
Monitoring
Input triggers from camera motion detection or digital
input interfaces can be additionally monitored
DNR-326
2-Bay Professional Network Video Recorder
Features
Reliable Recording
• Reliable network camera surveillance recorder for businesses
• Record video for up to nine network cameras
• View real-time video of all nine cameras from anywhere
in your office, or remotely via the Internet
• Allows concurrent viewing and recording
Easy to use GUI and management
• Simple network camera setup and management
• User-friendly interface provides simultaneous live view,
recording, and playback
• Continuous or scheduled recording with automatic
overwrite function
• Reliable backup and power failure recovery functions
Precision Technology
• Smart Search technology accelerates and simplifies
event investigation
Green solution: Consumes less power and eliminates the
need for a dedicated PC for continuous recording
• Live monitoring includes full-screen, snapshot, and
pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) control
• Precision playback with step/fast forward/rewind and
video enhancement
• Export video as AVI or ASF with timestamp
• Calendar search and video preview before playback
Easy Setup and Configuration
• Directly connectable to the Internet as PPoE support
eliminates the need to install a remote router
• Supports PPPoE, DHCP, and Static IP assignment
• 2-bay SATA 3.5" HDD interface
• Up to 6 TB of hard disk storage space of recorded video
• RAID 0/1 and JBOD support
Dependable Data Security
• Protects important surveillance files with automatic
backups to mirrored hard drives using RAID 1 technology
• USB connection to UPS for power failure notification
Flexible and Scalable
• Stand-alone device: Eliminates the need for a dedicated PC
• Supports D-Link and 3rd party network cameras
1 Hard drive(s) not included with the NVR. An internal SATA drive is required to store
video files. RAID 1 mirroring requires the use of two internal SATA drives. 6 TB capacity
is provided when you install two 3 TB 3.5" hard disks in your NVR. Disk capacity may
increase pending future advances in HDD technology.
2 To avoid data incompatibility in RAID 1 operation, use SATA drives from the same manufacturer.
Formatted drive capacity for RAID 1 operation is dependant on the drive capacity of the
lowest-sized drive. Older generation SATA drives may be incompatible. For a list of SATA
drives that have been tested to work with your D-Link NVR, visit D-Link support web sites.
The DNR-326 2-Bay Professional Network Video Recorder (NVR) offers a
comprehensive video display, storage, and management solution. It enables
businesses to record video simultaneously for up to nine cameras in
local or remote sites. With an easy-to-use interface, the DNR-326 allows for
flexible recording options including continuous, schedule-based, and event-
based recording independently for each camera. This NVR uses inexpensive
3.5" SATA Hard Disks. The DNR-326 also allows for simple installation & seamless
integration in existing network infrastructures.
Instant Live View
D-Link's intuitive GUI interface simplifies viewing live and recorded video from
the NVR. The camera status page shows connection and recording status, along
with frame rate and bit rate information for each camera. The total available
recording time for the system is also clearly displayed for each NVR.
Live Monitoring & Camera Adjustment
Users are provided with a variety of options for viewing and organising camera
footage on-screen. For a system with multiple channels, users can simply drag and
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drop selected cameras to the viewing area. Camera names and recording status are
displayed via on-screen display on-screen display (OSD) to aid in identification.
2
Presets from within the interface can be set to instantly restore a previously saved
view. A single camera may be viewed fullscreen with optional two-way audio. Users
can control pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) functions from within the interface using the
provided interface buttons or by directly clicking on the video.