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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE 1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN............................... 1 1.1 PROGRAM START ..................................1 1.2 PROGRAM EXIT ..................................... 1 1.3 SHUT DOWN....................................2 1.4 SHELL MODE....................................2 1.5 EZ update ......................................5 2. SETUP ........................................8 2.1 SETUP SCREEN..................................... 8 2.2 SETUP MENU BAR..................................
  • Page 4 4.4 PLAY CONTROLS..................................44 4.5 AUDIO PLAY ....................................45 4.6 IMAGE SAVE....................................46 4.7 IMAGE PRINT ....................................46 5. MULTI – SEARCH ....................................47 5.1 MULTI - SEARCH..................................47 5.2 INTRODUCTION ................................... 48 5.3 MULTI - SEARCH..................................50 5.4 ZOOM IN MODE.................................... 52 5.5 BOOKMARK ....................................

  • Page 5: System Start And Shut Down

    1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN 1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN 1.1 PROGRAM START After installing the DVR program, it will automatically run when the power is on. The program will be registered in the ‘START UP’ program list. If you have shut down the program yourself or deleted the program from the ‘START UP’...

  • Page 6: Shut Down

    Within a minute, the system will be completely shut down. 1.4 SHELL MODE Omnivision DVR’s provide a shell mode that allows the use of compulsory functions of Windows to keep a DVR only as a surveillance device. With the shell mode, users cannot operate a program or access the internet which may interrupt the proper operation of a DVR.
  • Page 7 1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN Open Windows Explorer. Start the DVR program. When the user starts the [Tool Box], the window below will appear. In [Tool box], the user can 1. See working programs through ‘Task Manager’. 2. Make/modify the network information of a DVR including IP through ‘Network’. 3.
  • Page 8 1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN User can update the DVR program through the appointed server. For further information, please refer to ‘p.4, 1.5. EZ update’. The user can make a shortcut icon for a program with the ‘Shortcut’ function. Double-click the shortcut icon to open the file explorer.

  • Page 9: Ez Update

    1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN The user can check IP address information. 1.5 EZ update EZ update ensures you have the most newly updated DVR software. Users should run ‘EZ update’ manually to update the DVR software. Please refer below for the operation of ‘EZ update’. Double click the EZ update icon.
  • Page 10 1. SYSTEM START AND SHUT DOWN Server administrator can appoint classes. Class For example, If you are operating a communication server (CS), you must select SVNS class. Select a model among 1000, 1800, 2000, 2200, 4000 and 4200. Product For more information on the version or the model, please refer to the tool box. Language Select a language.
  • Page 11 Update is completed. Press [OK] button to finish the update process. When you start the DVR afterward, the updated information will be automatically applied. * EZ Update server is not activated by default. Please contact OmniVision when you need an update for the DVR software.

  • Page 12: Setup

    2. SETUP 2. SETUP 2.1 SETUP SCREEN [Login Screen] [Setup Screen] Press [Setup] button on the Monitoring Screen. The Login Window will appear. Select Admin on the [User Name] box and enter the password. (The default password is ‘1’) Then press [OK] button. The Setup Screen will appear. NOTE: You can only select the [User Name] by clicking the dropdown menu not by typing.

  • Page 13: Setup Menu Bar

    2. SETUP 2.2 SETUP MENU BAR The setup menu bar consists of 11 setting buttons, a cancel button and a confirm button.

  • Page 14: Camera Setup

    2. SETUP 2.3 CAMERA SETUP The Camera Settings are as followed. Recording Turn Recording on/off for each camera. on/off Camera name Name each camera. (10 alphabets maximum). PAN/TILT Select the Pan/Tilt driver for the PTZ camera. Driver You can select various drivers for each camera. Compression Sets the compression rate.

  • Page 15: Record Speed Setup

    2. SETUP Protocol Able to enter a protocol of RX that is not supported by the system. Video signal Select the video signal between NTSC & PAL (Australia). The Administrator can prevent cameras from being displayed on the Screen Visible Monitoring Screen.
  • Page 16 2. SETUP Frames which will be sent over a network (LAN, Dial-up, Broadband, COMMUNICATION etc.). However, when the DVR is recording, the frames will be adjusted automatically depending on the Recording speed. Standardize the frame rate values for Capture, Recording and Network APPLY IN A LUMP based on the Capture settings.

  • Page 17: Record Schedule Setup

    2. SETUP 2.5 RECORD SCHEDULE SETUP Set the recording schedules for each camera in this menu. Select the camera to record images. You can select multiple cameras by Camera pressing the [CTRL] key. Select Time Display the selected recording time Day Select Set the recording mode to the selected day Recording Mode...
  • Page 18 2. SETUP Recording Display 24hours of the selected day. User can set the recording schedule on Schedule this. Schedule settings are as follows. Select a camera to set the recording schedule. Select the recording mode.(Continuous/Motion/Sensor) Drag the mouse to set the time and date for image recording. Repeat step 2 &...

  • Page 19: Motion Setup

    2. SETUP 2.6 MOTION SETUP Set the motion detection and sensitivity of each camera. User can also set the brightness and contrast of the camera. CAMERA Select camera for setting Motion detecting mode. Select Whole image for Motion detecting area. CLEAR Clear the last surveillance area that was set.

  • Page 20: Av Monitor

    2. SETUP when user sets the sensitivity to lower number. APPLY ALL Standardize the sensitivity of all cameras as set. DEFAULT ALL Default all values. DEFAULT Default the values of a selected camera. SCREEN User can adjust the brightness and contrast by moving the slide bar or ADJUSTMENT choosing the number.

  • Page 21: Sensor & Alarm Setup

    2. SETUP Set capture rotation, rotation period and visible cameras This function can not be used with OVR4000(T) and OVR4200(T) Adjust overlay coordinates, width and height according to AV monitor model. 2.8 SENSOR & ALARM SETUP Set the sensor and alarm for better monitoring. The sensor will only activate when the sensor schedule is set.

  • Page 22: Audio Setup

    Camera Show the camera number Audio After selecting a camera, you can set the audio on/off. Default Set all values to [off] Audio Type Select “CaptureBoard” when using more than 2 audios. NOTE: OVR 2000/2200/4000/4200 only supports 16 audio channels.

  • Page 23: Account Setup

    2. SETUP 2.10 ACCOUNT SETUP Admin user can add/modify/delete an ID and give it an authority for DVR functions. Previously made IDs are on the left list and add/modify/delete for an ID is made on the right menu. Only Admin user can do the account setup. Show the all present IDs.
  • Page 24 2. SETUP Add new ID. MODIFY Modify the authority of previous IDs. DELETE Delete previous IDs. Type the ID. PASSWORD Type the password for new or previous ID. Type the password above again to be sure. [AUTHORITY] Selected ID has an authority for a checked function. 1.

  • Page 25: Network Setup

    2. SETUP 8. Safe Mode: An authority for access in Safe Mode. (Safe Mode authority is only given to one ID.) 9. Remote Search: An authority for access in M-Client. 10. Setup: An authority for remote access to the camera channels unit as like as below picture. CLEAR Delete the information.
  • Page 26 2. SETUP (ON): Permits the access through Internet to a DVR. TCP/IP (OFF): Don’t permit the access through Internet to a DVR. (ON): Permit the access through a modem. MODEM (OFF) : Don’t permit the access through a modem (ON): Permit the image transmission using a web browser. Web Server (OFF): Don’t permit the image transmission using a web browser.

  • Page 27: Diet Mode Setup

    2. SETUP operates stable by reducing memory working. Stream Port Defaulted port: 9999 Webclient Port Defaulted port: 9995 Safemode Port Defaulted port : 80 1. User can appoint the maximum number of guest users. Guest user has no authority for search and Tip! setup, and up to 100 guest users can connect to a DVR simultaneously.
  • Page 28 2. SETUP Remote ON: Turns on access to DVR with TCP/IP, Modem. service OFF: Turns off access to DVR with TCP/IP, Modem. ON: Turns on rotation on diet mode. Rotation OFF: Turns off rotation on diet mode. Set emergency situation on diet mode. Return to main page: Goes back to main page for emergency.
  • Page 29 2. SETUP recording OFF: Turn off this mode. Sensor ON: Use sensor recording on Diet mode. recording OFF: Turn off this mode. Select the cameras to use. Camera (1) All: Select all cameras. (2) Cancel: Cancel the selected cameras. Diet mode(↓) Activate the Diet mode.

  • Page 30: Etc Setup

    2. SETUP 2.13 ETC SETUP Set various functions on this menu. Select DVR Shell mode on/off. SHELL OPTION After user changes the setup, the system will restart automatically. If you installed a sensor board, you can not use this function. Emergency Data If you didn’t install a sensor board, this function will transmit the DVR recording Transfer...
  • Page 31 2. SETUP There are 3 types of power options. POWER Exit to window: Exit to window when the DVR program is over. OPTION (SEC) DVR system restart: Restart the DVR system when the DVR program is over. DVR power off: Power off the DVR system when the DVR program is over. MATRIX MODE Set location of each screen as user pleases just by dragging.
  • Page 32 2. SETUP User can select a CD-Writer program as below. Press ‘Search’ at on the picture above. A window will pop up after pressing the [Search] button. You can press [Search] on this window to find the program file you wan When the search is over, press [OK] to end the setting.

  • Page 33: Soft Keyboard

    2. SETUP 2.14 SOFT KEYBOARD The Soft Keyboard is a function that can be used when there is no keyboard connected. User can use this by clicking the Soft Keyboard button. Move and click the mouse on the Soft Keyboard to use.

  • Page 34: Monitoring Screen

    3. MONITORING 3. MONITORING 3.1 INTRODUCTION Camera Display Show user the video from related camera. Show user status of sensor inputs. During sensor activation, the related Sensor Indicator indicator will turn to red. Allow user to select a camera for control. Pressing any one of these buttons Camera Button will show user a selected camera in a single screen view.

  • Page 35: Screen Division Setup

    3. MONITORING Search Button Bring up Search Screen. Setup Button Bring up Setup Screen. Log Window Show DVR status. Brightness/Contrast Allow user to adjust brightness and contrast. Allow user to turn on/off and control the sound. Right click on sound button will show the sound selection option as below. Sound Button Camera Control Allow user to control a selected camera.
  • Page 36 3. MONITORING MENU Show full screen of image. (To exit this mode, right click on the screen) Switch camera images using the mode on. (This function only on 1/4/8division mode) NOTE: If user press [ETC] button, user can select more types of the split-screen – 6/7/8/9/10/13. Show 6 division screens of camera 1~6.

  • Page 37: Recording Status

    3. MONITORING Show 10 division screens of camera 1~10. Show 10 division screens of camera 7~16. Show 13 division screens of camera 1~13. Show 13 division screens of camera 4~16 NOTE: When using DVRX-1000, user can use Light On/Off function in the [ETC] button. In case of using this function, you can control the light connected with DVRX-1000.

  • Page 38: Camera Control

    3. MONITORING 3.4 CAMERA CONTROL Follow these steps to control the PTZ camera. Select a camera by pressing Camera Button or double-click desired video from the Monitoring Screen. The selected Camera Button will be indicated pressed. Using Camera Control Panel, user can move the selected camera and also can adjust the lens. Each function of the Camera Control Panel is as bellow.

  • Page 39: Real Time Audio

    3. MONITORING 3.5 REAL TIME AUDIO Press the Audio button ‘ON’ on the monitoring screen. Control the volume by setting the slide bar on top of the Audio button. NOTE: User can hear the audio only when the audio is set to ‘ON’ in the audio setup. (Please refer to p.15 - ‘2.8 Audio Setup’) 3.6 DVR INFORMATION WINDOW You can see the version and kind of the DVR you have, by pressing [Ctrl + V].

  • Page 40: Log Window

    3. MONITORING 3.7 LOG WINDOW Every event occurred in a DVR program is shown on the log window and recorded in a log file. The entire event can be also shown on the event log window. Below events are shown on the log window. 1.
  • Page 41 3. MONITORING Below messages are shown on the event log window. DVR Start Show that the DVR has started. DVR Exit Show that the DVR has ended. Setup-In Show that user has entered the setup page. Setup-Out Show that user has exited the setup page. Search-in Show that user has entered the search page.
  • Page 42 3. MONITORING In the LOG2 you can find setup information like as camera, frame, schedule, motion, audio, network, authority and ETC.
  • Page 43 3. MONITORING...

  • Page 44: Connected User Status

    3. MONITORING 3.9 CONNECTED USER STATUS You can check the connected user state from remote sites by pressing [Ctrl+U]. 1. Present state 2. User ID 3. Remote site (IP) [Refresh] button: Refresh the present status of connected users. [Disconnect] button: Disconnected the selected user from the system. [Close] button: Close the window.

  • Page 45: Search

    4. SEARCH 4. SEARCH 4.1 INTRODUCTION Follow these steps to enter the search screen Press ‘Search’ button from the monitoring screen. Select a User ID and enter its password.(The default password is ‘1’) Press the [OK] button to enter the Search Screen.

  • Page 46: Search Screen Formation

    4. SEARCH 4.2 SEARCH SCREEN FORMATION Calendar Allow user to select a date to search. Camera Button Allow user to select a camera to search. Recording Allow user to filter the recorded video by its recording mode. Mode Button Show user the recorded video list fit to option A ~ C. Indexed List User can select a video to replay from the list.

  • Page 47: Video Search

    4. SEARCH Save Button Save a still image of a loaded video into a floppy disk. Play Controls Allow user to view a loaded video in various speed. Zoom Button Allow user zoom in and out. Video Show user information of a loaded video. Information Show user the play progress.

  • Page 48: Play Controls

    4. SEARCH Enter a time range to search by pressing [Search by Time] button. When there is no time range selected, show all video of the selected day. Select a video and press [Load] button. The selected video will appear. 4.4 PLAY CONTROLS You can control playing by using Play Control buttons.

  • Page 49: Audio Play

    4. SEARCH 4.5 AUDIO PLAY The followings are how to play a recorded file with audio. Select video file recorded with audio. Load selected data. Turn on or turn off the audio by press “audio button” Adjust audio volume with slide bar.

  • Page 50: Image Save

    4. SEARCH 4.6 IMAGE SAVE Follow these steps to save a specific image of the loaded video into a floppy diskette. Press the [Stop] button at the desired frame during play. Insert floppy disk into the FDD. Press [Save] button. Select a graphic format.

  • Page 51: Multi - Search

    5. MULTI - SEARCH 5. MULTI – SEARCH 5.1 MULTI - SEARCH Press the Multi Search button on the bottom of the search screen. Press this button to move to the multi-search screen.

  • Page 52: Introduction

    5. MULTI - SEARCH 5.2 INTRODUCTION You can search the images of not only 1 channel but for up to 16 channels simultaneously. Time display Display current date and time. window Load video data according to each split buttons. Split function From upper left end, [1~4ch], [5~8ch], [9~12ch], [13~16ch], [Selected 1ch], Button [1~9ch], [8~16ch], [All 16ch].
  • Page 53 5. MULTI - SEARCH Sound control Move the slide bar to control the volume. You can also turn on/off the sound. Exit button Exit to Monitoring Screen. After several pictures loaded, user can select specific channel which is wanted Panoramic view to panoramic view.

  • Page 54: Multi - Search

    5. MULTI - SEARCH 5.3 MULTI - SEARCH Follow these steps to use the multi search function. Select a date to search using calendar. (The date with recorded images turns to blue.) Select a time to search using up-down buttons. Also user can select a time to search by clicking the graph.
  • Page 55 5. MULTI - SEARCH Select recording mode, DVR offers next 4 options. Search all video regardless to their recording modes. Alway Search only video recorded in Continuous recording mode. Motio Search only video recorded in Motion Detection recording mode Sens Search only video recorded in Sensor Detection recording mode.

  • Page 56: Zoom In Mode

    5. MULTI - SEARCH 5.4 ZOOM IN MODE Most of button functions are same. You only shall learn below functions. Return Return to the multi search screen. Panorama Turn over to the Panorama zoom screen. Exit Exit this mode and go back to the monitoring screen.

  • Page 57: Bookmark

    5. MULTI - SEARCH 5.5 BOOKMARK Add the desired frames on the bookmark list. Please refer to the right picture. Delete Delete items on the bookmark list. Go To Select one on the bookmark list and go to the appointed frame. Close Close the bookmark menu.

  • Page 58: Panorama Search

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6.1 PANORAMA SEARCH SCREEN Panorama search is the most advanced searching option. This will help to search more efficiently by showing a maximum of 18 frames at once. [PANORAMA SEARCH] SCREEN Follow these steps to enter the Panorama Search Screen. In the multi-search screen, select the desired footage, then select one channel to enter the panoramic view screen.

  • Page 59: Introduction

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6.2 INTRODUCTION TIME Show present time. bookmark Entire screen Enlarge the play Reduce the play screen screen ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS Image save Image print Advanced search Smart search(p.56) VOLUME Control volume on/off EXIT Stop panorama searching and go back to multi search. PLAY CONTROL Control the play of images.
  • Page 60 6. PANORAMA SEARCH Same function as in the multi search. Only 1ch of audio and video are CAMERA available. ENLARGE Enlarge the screen and shows all the recording screens. SCREEN SEARCH TIME Select the time period to search. Select hour/minute/second/am/pm for search. LOAD Load video file meet the conditions of camera and time.

  • Page 61: Advanced Search

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6.3 ADVANCED SEARCH Go to the next frame. You can move to the frame you want. Zoom in/out. The more you click, the more it zooms. Return to normal screen size. Exit this mode. Zoom screen Drag a part in the screen then click to zoom in to that part.

  • Page 62: Image Print

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6.4 IMAGE PRINT In the panorama mode, user can print desired frames by his/her preference in various modes – 1X2, 2X4, 3X6. First, click frames user want to print out in the panorama search screen. Then the selected frames are outlined with blue.

  • Page 63: Panorama Screen Zoom

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6.5 PANORAMA SCREEN ZOOM You can also use the zoom in function in the panorama screen. You can see the panorama search screen in full screen mode and go back to original screen.

  • Page 64: 6-6.Image Adjustment

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH 6-6.IMAGE ADJUSTMENT <IMAGE ADJUSTMENT> BLUR Soften the selected image. Focus blurry images by increasing the contrast of SHARPEN adjacent pixels. EDGE DETECT Focus the color boundary line. Make the image appear raised or stamped by EMBOSSING converting its fill color to gray and tracing the edges with the original fill color.

  • Page 65: Smart Search

    6. PANORAMA SEARCH OPENING Remove the noise and keep the previous size. CLOSING Soften the boundary line and remove the little holes. BRIGHTNESS / Control the brightness and contrast of images. CONTRAST 6.7 SMART SEARCH Smart search can detect movements in consecutive frames. This function is useful for lots of recorded frames of zones with little movements In the panorama search screen, press ‘smart search’...

  • Page 66: File Backup

    7. FILE BACKUP 7. FILE BACKUP 7.1 ENTERING THE BACKUP SCREEN Press [Backup] button from the monitoring screen. Select a User ID and enter its password. (The default password is ‘1’) Press [OK] button to bring up Backup Screen.

  • Page 67: Introduction

    7. FILE BACKUP 7.2 INTRODUCTION User can back up recorded video to a CD-RW, an External HDD, and a DVD. *To back up recorded video to CD-RW, any kind of CD Writing program will be needed – Ahead Nero, Roxio CD creator or etc.

  • Page 68: Backup Selected File

    7. FILE BACKUP Backup Media Show user the list of video that the selected backup media currently has. Status Show user the list of video fit to option 5, 6, and 7. User can select video to File List back up from this list. File Backup Allow user to back up selected video to the associated backup media.

  • Page 69: Backup By Time

    7. FILE BACKUP Press [File Backup]. In a while, backup process will be completed. To exit to Monitoring Screen, press [Exit] button after backup. To use HDD or DVD for backup, user must specify the [Drive]. If the media is not formatted please format that using [HDD FORMAT] or [DVD FORMAT] button prior to backup process.

  • Page 70: File Saving Structure Of Ovr-Dvr For Backup

    7. FILE BACKUP 7.5 FILE SAVING STRUCTURE OF DVR FOR BACKUP User is able to get the system to back-up as DVD or CD-RW type. In this case, hardware for the recording time should be setup and installed by software.( for example, user need to setup CD-RW hardware and install the software, ‘Easy CD Creator’...

  • Page 71: Open Protocol

    8. APPENDIX 1 8. APPENDIX 1 8.1 OPEN PROTOCOL Open Protocol (user setup) is a function which enables user to customize and edit P/T/Z cameras’ protocols. It will make the user feel safe when he/she gets new P/T/Z cameras which is not embedded in DVR. 8.2 STARTING OPEN PROTOCOL User can start the open protocol from the Setup Screen.

  • Page 72: Open Protocol Setup

    8. APPENDIX 1 8.3 OPEN PROTOCOL SETUP Open Protocol Window is as below. Product Name Enter the product name of the P/T/Z camera to add. Once added, it will be stored and Product and shown in the list box. List Serial User must adjust Baud Rate / Byte Size / Parity Bit / Stop Bit for proper Communicatio...

  • Page 73: Open Protocol Example

    8. APPENDIX 1 8.4 OPEN PROTOCOL EXAMPLE When there is a P/T/Z camera named A, user can set the camera up as following. 1. Request P/T/Z protocol manual to the manufacturer 2. Calculate the values for up / down / Left / Right commands and Zoom in /Zoom out /Focus Near/Focus Far commands with the manual.
  • Page 74 8. APPENDIX 1 ITEM 1 ITEM 2 ITEM 3 Camera ID Command Code Checksum* ▒ Checksum is a value which is used for checking if the transmitted value is proper. Checksum value will be calculated by each unique numerical formula. Suppose that the left move command of P/T/Z camera A is ‘0x81’...

  • Page 75: Hexademical Numeric System

    8. APPENDIX 1 8.5 HEXADEMICAL NUMERIC SYSTEM User can calculate hexadecimal numbers using a calculator provided with window. 1. Select [Start] → [Program] → [Accessories] → [Calculator]. 2. Select [View] -> [Scientific] to expand the default calculator. 3. Check [Hex] and [Byte] to calculate hexadecimal byte numbers.

  • Page 76: Dvr Web Wervice

    9. APPENDIX 2 9. APPENDIX 2 9.1 DVR WEB SERVICE Web service of DVR is for remote monitoring without the need for the UniClient software in user’s PC. It properly works under Internet Explorer version. 5.0. Type the DVR IP in the address window of internet explorer and below window will appear.
  • Page 77 9. APPENDIX 2 Show the images of camera No. 1 ~ 4. Show the images of camera No. 5 ~ 8. Show the images of camera No. 9 ~ 12. Show the images of camera No. 13 ~ 16. Control the P/T/Z camera – Pan/Tilt/Zoom and auto panning.

  • Page 78: Tcp / Ip Filtering

    9. APPENDIX 2 Control the focus of selected camera. To use this function, auto zoom lens should be installed first. 10.1 TCP / IP filtering What’s ‘TCP/IP filtering’? ‘TCP/IP filtering’ function invests all packets coming into a computer and only accept authorized of them. (It’s only for a DVR system, not for a PC.) 10.2 TCP/IP setup for ‘TCP/IP filtering’...
  • Page 79 9. APPENDIX 2 2. Right-click [Local Area Connection] or other connection to setup and click [Properties]. 3. In [General] tab (in case you selected ‘Local Area Connection’) or another network tab (in case you selected another connection’ in previous step), select [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] and click [Properties].
  • Page 80 9. APPENDIX 2 4. Click [Advanced]. 5. In [Option] tab, select [TCP/IP filtering] and click [Properties].
  • Page 81 9. APPENDIX 2 Follow one of below steps. If you want to use [TCP/IP filtering] over the entire adapters, select [Enable TCP/IP Filtering (All adapters)]. If you don’t want, deselect [Enable TCP/IP Filtering (All adapters)]. Set [TCP Ports], [UDP Ports] and [IP Protocols] for allowed traffic in accordance with the requirements of ‘TCP/IP filtering’...
  • Page 82 9. APPENDIX 2 In case of the DVR, it only uses ‘9999’, ‘9995’ and ’80’ for [TCP Ports] and [UDP Ports]. So, add ‘9999’, ‘9995’ and ‘80’ for [TCP Ports] and [UDP Ports], and select [Permit Only]. For [IP Protocols], just select [Permit Only] and remove all the substances.

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