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Summary of Contents for Digital ID View 5700 Series
- Page 1 QUICK START GUIDE 5700 Series & VAX Series PC Linux Embedded DVR...
- Page 2 When fully booted, you will obtain the live view screen seen below and the DVR will be recording. Most functions are disabled until you login. If you move the mouse cursor over the Digital ID View logo , a window will appear showing the product information which includes DVR firmware version, release date, CPU, and clock speed.
- Page 3 By clicking on the key button in upper right corner, the login screen will appear as seen below. Login using the factory defaults: User Name: ADMIN Password: 0000 1. Using the mouse click on the Edit button and a virtual keyboard will appear – use the mouse to type in the User Name (the user login is case sensitive –...
- Page 4 Network setup If the DCHP is turned on (default) the DVR will acquire an IP address automatically. If not, then go to the Network tab in the menu: You can set the Network Status to ‘Obtain an IP address automatically’ or as in the above example, enter the IP, NetMask, GateWay and, if used, the DNS.
- Page 5 Playback of recorded video data. On the main live view screen: Make sure you have logged in - move the mouse cursor to the playback button and left click on the icon. The Playback mode window will appear. Click on the Refresh button, this will refresh the Date / Time window with all available recorded data information.
- Page 6 Logout, Reboot, or Shutdown To lock the system controls, reboot the DVR, or power down the DVR you must first stop recording. To stop recording, press the record button (the button will change from a square to a round button), then press the power button which will activate the screen shown below: Logout: Clicking on the logout button will close the current user account and deactivate...
- Page 7 PC and the DVR will occur. If you are having difficulty connecting to the DVR, see the section on ActiveX. In this example, the IP address of the 5700 series is 59.125.74.131. The functions on the menu bar are briefly explained in the text boxes. These messages will also pop up by moving the mouse cursor over them.
- Page 8 ActiveX Setup If you receive an error message similar to the one below: Then follow the steps listed, there may be some variations due to different Internet Explorer versions or setups but the instructions are similar in most versions of IE. Step 1: To download and install ActiveX component, open an Internet Explorer window, go to the Tools menu then Internet Options.
- Page 9 Step 2: Go to the security tab and click on the custom level button in the Internet Options window. Click on the Custom Level button near the bottom of the window. Step 3: If possible, change the custom setting to Low. If not, change the ‘Download unsigned ActiveX controls’...
- Page 10 Also, it would be best to add the IP of your DVR as a trusted site in the security tab. Step 4: If you login to http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (DVR IP) you may see a security warning on an unsigned ActiveX control. Click on ‘Install’.
- Page 11 5. If you see the Windows message about blocking the program, click on ‘Unblock’. 6. You should now be able to log into the DVR with your Username and Password. If you are connecting to a router, you could also be required to port forward the video ports (9000 –...
- Page 12 Fast Forward and Rewind Click on the Direction button, this button allows you to fast forward (left direction) and rewind (right direction). Click on Speed button to increase the speed of fast forward/rewind to X¼, X½, X2, X4 (x 4 means 4 times faster than the current speed). Format Hard Drive 1.
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