This manual is intended for System Administrators who are responsible for installing and
setting up ACTi MNR-310 surveillance system. The reader is expected to know the
fundamentals of IP surveillance system integration and to own the administrative privileges to
achieve all the tasks.
You may also check http://www.acti.com/downloadcenter for updates or release information
about this software and document.
Content Overview
This manual provides information needed for planning the installation, installing, setting up the
system and configuring the video streaming devices. Its main content consists of the following
three sections:
Getting Started provides the preparatory knowledge you should study before starting
installation, such as license registration and backup/restore procedures.
Log in to the System explains how to log in to the system right after a successful
installation.
System Setup gives instructions on the tasks such as adding devices to the system,
configuring the device settings, scheduling the recordings, managing events, managing
storage, managing groups/users and setting up Live View. For each major task, you will be
given a brief introduction of operation principles, step-by-step instructions, and a simple
method to check if you have done it correctly.
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Tool
Installation Documentation
Plug-in for Lenel OnGuard
Plug-in for Lenel OnGuard Installation Guide
Related Documentation
Since this manual focuses on how to accomplish the tasks for system installation and
configurations, there is very limited information about operation-wise directions for End Users
who will be operating the NVR server system. To obtain the instructions on use of the NVR
applications such as monitoring and playback, please download the latest ACTi MNR-310
User’s Manual from ACTi Download Center http://www.acti.com/downloadcenter
Technical support
If you have any questions during system installation, please feel free to contact our engineers
via our Customer Help Desk platform at http://www.acti.com/CHD.
System Integration
NVR 3.0 is supported by other products via integration tools. Please follow the instructions in
the installation guide to complete the installation and system configuration.
You can find both the tool and its installation documentation on
http://www.acti.com/downloadcenter
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Important Notice
Tip
The content within this box is a tip. A tip gives you an alternative method to easily or quickly
achieve an objective, usually for specific conditions.
The content within this box is an important notice. This notice is important for you to get certain
functions to work properly, or to prevent from certain potential problems that may damage your
system. Make sure you read this notice and follow the instructions.
Note
The content within this box is a note. A note is some necessary information you need to know
about the action you are currently taking, like what will happen after you follow or don’t follow
certain procedure.
Conventions Used in This Manual
The following are typographic conventions used in this manual:
Bold indicates keywords, major functions of NVR, or a title of a section/column.
Italic is used for a filename or location path.
Underlined is used for a document name or hyperlink.
“Bold” indicates the name of a button, a menu or a choice item.
Some notices are placed within the following boxes; each type of the box indicates different
purposes or levels of importance for system:
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Legal Notice
Disclaimer
The information contained in this document is intended for general information purposes.
ACTi Corporation shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or
consequential damages arising from the furnishing, performance, or use of this manual.
The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
The English version of this document is the official one for all purposes. All the translated
versions are provided as a convenience. Any discrepancies or differences created in the
translations of any other languages are not legally binding.
ACTi Connecting Vision and its logo are registered trademarks of ACTi
Corporation.
Microsoft® and Windows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
All other product or company names mentioned in this document may be trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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Regulatory Compliance Information
Federal Communications Commission Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by tuning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.
WARNING: Changes or modifications to the equipment that are not expressly approved by the
responsible party for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
European Community Compliance Statement
This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
Class A Information Technology Equipment according to European
Standard EN 55022 and EN 55024. In a domestic environment, this
product may cause radio interference in which cause the user be
require to take adequate measures.
Verify Your License ...................................................................... 47
6 System Installation Check List 48
7 Log In to the System 50
Access the NVR Server via NVR3 Workstation .................................... 50
Local Workstation Client Login ..................................................... 51
A. Enter Account & Password 51
B. Choose the Initial Page 51
C. Language 51
D. Remember Login Information and Auto Login 51
E. Retrieve the Forgotten Password 52
A. Server IP & Server Port 52
B. Enter Account & Password 52
C. Choose the Initial Page 52
D. Language 53
E. Remember Login Information and Auto Login 53
F. Retrieve the Forgotten Password 53
G. Server Name/Server Sites List 53
Access the NVR Server via Internet Explorer ...................................... 55
Accept ActiveX Controls Installation Requests 55
Log in Failure Troubleshooting ..................................................... 55
Condition 1: Why can’t I access NVR server via web browser? 55
Condition 2: Why can’t I install Active X controls after logging in? 57
Configure Video Format ............................................................... 76
Video Settings Attributes 76
Save Storage by Setting Event Recording Frame Rate ............... 77
Schedule Recording 77
Event Recording 77
Event Recording with Frame Rate Adjustment 78
How to Make Use of Event Recording with Frame Rate Adjustment 78
Fine-tune the Image ..................................................................... 79
Set up Redundancy Server ........................................................ 155
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Microsoft ® Windows Embedded
Standard 7 Professional
NVR 3.0
Server
NVR 3.0
Workstation
Overview
Product Overview
MNR-310 is a compact and reliable multi-channel transportation standalone NVR. It contains a
pre-installed Windows operating system, and ACTi NVR 3.0 video management software
along with client software.
This unit is composed of:
Computer
PC with Microsoft ® Windows Embedded Standard 7 Professional operating system
pre-installed.
NVR 3.0 Server System
A video management software that allows this PC to become a server, where the system
administrator performs the administrative tasks and NVR server services (event handling,
schedule recording, media streaming, etc) take place.
NVR 3.0 Client Application
The dedicated client application of the NVR 3.0 system - NVR3 Workstation, allowing the
user to directly access the NVR 3.0 system interface. A remote client can also access this
system via network.
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Server / Client Architecture
NVR 3.0 is a typical web-based server/client system. In a video surveillance system
architecture, the Server serves as a video management service provider, aimed to run 24/7
offering non-stop services for clients. A Client makes requests of monitoring video streams or
playback recordings to Server, which can reside on the same computer with server program
(as from local) or on another computer (as from remote). Server starts automatically as soon
as the Server computer (where it is installed) boots up, and operates in the background
without requiring login by administrator. It would provide services over the TCP/IP network to
multiple Clients upon request through HTTP Protocol.
There are two types of Clients in NVR 3.0 system: Web Client and Workstation Client. A
user, connecting from whether web browser or workstation, will enjoy the same user interface
and NVR functions.
Web Client: the web version of interface to access the NVR server without need of installing
any client program to become a client. Logging in the NVR server is as simple as visiting a
website through IE browser.
Workstation Client: the client application accessing the NVR server free from the use of
browser .The workstation includes a set of programs that provide interface between users
and the NVR server.
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MNR-310 Unit x 1
2
3 4 5
6
Quick Installation Guide x 1
Warranty Card x 1
Power Cord x 1
Removable Hard Disk Bays x 2
(Installed on the unit)
8 7 9
Installation Accessories
WiFi Module x 1 (Optional)
GPS Module x 1 (Optional)
4G/LTE Module x 1 (Optional)
Power ignition control module x
1 (Optional)
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Getting Started
What’s in the Box
This product package includes the following items:
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No.
Description
No.
Description
Power Switch
USB 2.0 Ports
SIM Card Slot
Buttons and
System Status LEDs
Line-out Jack
Hard Disk Bays
Mic-in Jack
System Power
LAN1 Connection Link Status
LAN2 Connection Link Status
Hard Disk Activity
LAN1 Connection Network Activity
LAN2 Connection Network Activity
At a Glance
Front Panel
Buttons and System Status LEDs
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Description
No.
Description
HDMI Port
COM1 Port
VGA Port
DC-out Jack (12V)
e-SATA Port
DC-in Jack (6V~36V)
USB 2.0 Ports
Antenna Hole with Cover
LAN1 Port
COM2 Port
LAN2 Port
Power Ignition Jack
10
11
12
10
11
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4G/LTE Module x 1
Antenna x 1
RF Cable x 1
2 Rings (1 Hexagonal, 1 Circular)
2 Mounting Screws
Front Panel of MNR
Rear Panel of MNR
4G/LTE Module Slot
4G/LTE Module Installation (Optional)
For your standalone NVR, you may have purchased the additional 4G/LTE module that can
provide your NVR with 4G/LTE mobile connectivity. When installing, please make sure your
device is turned off, and follow the steps below:
Step 1: Remove the MNR’s chassis cover
Loosen and remove the six screws on the top cover. Lift up the cover to reveal the main board.
Step 2: Prepare all parts provided for your 4G/LTE module
Step 3: Locate the slot for your 4G/LTE module
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Circular Ring
RF Cable
Antenna Jack
Step 4: Insert 4G/LTE module into the slot
After locating the slot for 4G/LTE, insert your module into the slot at a 45-degree angle until the
gold-plated connector on the edge of the module disappears into the slot:
Step 5: Secure the module with mounting screws
Push the module down and secure it with the two mounting screws provided:
Step 6: Insert antenna jacks into the antenna holes
Remove one of the antenna hole covers. Place the circular ring on the antenna jack of the RF
cable and insert the antenna jack into the antenna hole. Make sure the flat side of the antenna
jack is facing upwards, to slide smoothly into the antenna hole:
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Hexagonal Ring
Antenna (screw clockwise)
Step 7: Secure antenna jack with the hexagonal ring
Secure the antenna jack by placing the hexagonal ring on the antenna jack. Turn clockwise
until it is tightly in place:
Step 8: Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module
Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module, as shown below. Push down on the
RF cable until it “clicks” into place:
Step 9: Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack
Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack by turning it clockwise until it is tightly in
place:
Step 10: Secure the chassis cover back onto the body of the MNR
Step 11: Insert your SIM card into the SIM card slot.
Make sure the SIM connector on the SIM card faces downward
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WiFi Module x 1
Antenna x 1
RF Cable x 1
2 Rings (1 Hexagonal, 1 Circular)
2 Mounting Screws
Front Panel of MNR
Rear Panel of MNR
WiFi Module Slot
WiFi Module Installation (Optional)
For your standalone NVR, you may have purchased the additional WiFi module that can
provide your NVR with WiFi mobile connectivity. When installing, please make sure your
device is turned off, and follow the steps below:
Step 1: Remove the MNR’s chassis cover
Loosen and remove the six screws on the top cover. Lift up the cover to reveal the main board.
Step 2: Prepare all parts provided for your WiFi module
Step 3: Locate the slot for your 4G/LTE module
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Circular Ring
RF Cable
Antenna Jack
Step 4: Insert WiFi module into the slot
After locating the slot for WiFi, insert your module into the slot at a 45-degree angle until the
gold-plated connector on the edge of the module disappears into the slot:
Step 5: Secure the module with mounting screws
Push the module down and secure it with the two mounting screws provided:
Step 6: Insert antenna jacks into the antenna holes
Remove one of the antenna hole covers. Place the circular ring on the antenna jack of the RF
cable and insert the antenna jack into the antenna hole. Make sure the flat side of the antenna
jack is facing upwards, to slide smoothly into the antenna hole:
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Hexagonal Ring
Antenna (screw clockwise)
Step 7: Secure antenna jack with the hexagonal ring
Secure the antenna jack by placing the hexagonal ring on the antenna jack. Turn clockwise
until it is tightly in place:
Step 8: Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module
Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module, as shown below. Push down on the
RF cable until it “clicks” into place:
Step 9: Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack
Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack by turning it clockwise until it is tightly in
place:
Step 10: Secure the chassis cover back onto the body of the MNR
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Front Panel of MNR
Rear Panel of MNR
GPS Module Location
GPS Module x 1
Module Connector x 1
GPS Antenna x 1
RF Cable x 1
2 Rings (1 Hexagonal, 1 Circular)
2 Mounting Screws
GPS Module Installation (Optional)
For your standalone NVR, you may have purchased the additional GPS module that can
provide your NVR with GPS data. When installing, please make sure your device is turned off,
and follow the steps below:
Step 1: Remove the MNR’s chassis cover
Loosen and remove the six screws on the top cover. Lift up the cover to reveal the main board.
Step 2: Prepare all parts provided for your GPS module
Step 3: Find the location for your GPS module
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Circular Ring
RF Cable
Antenna Jack
Step 4: Secure the module with mounting screws
Step 5: Connect the GPS module connector to the GPS connector (J8) on the
motherboard
Step 6: Insert antenna jacks into the antenna holes
Remove one of the antenna hole covers. Place the circular ring on the antenna jack of the RF
cable and insert the antenna jack into the antenna hole. Make sure the flat side of the antenna
jack is facing upwards, to slide smoothly into the antenna hole:
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Hexagonal Ring
Antenna (screw clockwise)
Step 7: Secure antenna jack with the hexagonal ring
Secure the antenna jack by placing the hexagonal ring on the antenna jack. Turn clockwise
until it is tightly in place:
Step 8: Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module
Attach the RF cable of the antenna jack onto the module, as shown below. Push down on the
RF cable until it “clicks” into place:
Step 9: Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack
Connect the external antenna to the antenna jack by turning it clockwise until it is tightly in
place:
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Step 10: Secure the body of the GPS onto your vehicle
Step 10: Secure the chassis cover back onto the body of the MNR
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GND
2
GND
3
POWER IN (9V~36V)
4
POWER IN (9V~36V)
5
ACC IN (IGNITION)
Power Ignition Control Module x 1
5-pin Block Connector x1
6-pin Block Connector x1
S3-to-Power Ignition Port Cable x 1
Battery
Ignition
Power Ignition Control Module Installation (Optional)
For your standalone NVR, you may have purchased the additional power ignition control
module that can provide your NVR with stable power, as well as ensure that the device is
well-shielded against premature failure at the boot or shutdown phase. When installing, please
make sure your device is turned off, and follow the steps below:
Step 1: Prepare all parts provided for your power ignition control module
Step 2: Prepare a cable to connect your vehicle battery and ignition to the power
ignition control module. Connect the vehicle battery and ignition to the module’s power
input socket.
Attach and secure the 5-pin block connector to the power ignition control module’s power input
socket, marked as “DC Input (9V~36V)”:
Connect the vehicle battery and ignition to the module’s power input socket by referring to the
wiring definition below:
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Main Power Out
2
Main Power Out
3
GND
4
GND
5
LVDS GND
6
LVDS POWER OUT (+12V / 1A)
Step 2: Connect the module’s DC output to the MNR 310’s DC input
Attach and secure the 6-pin block connector to the power ignition control module’s power
output socket, marked as “DC Output”:
Connect the module’s DC output socket to MNR 310’s DC input using the power cord provided
with your MNR 310 by referring to the wiring definition and illustration below:
Step 3: Connect the module’s S3 control port to the MNR 310’s power ignition.
Attach and secure the 3-pin block connector provided with your MNR-310 device to the power
ignition socket on your MNR:
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SLP_S3 IN (Input)
2
GND
3
Power ON Button (Output)
Settings for 12V DC input, 12V DC output
Settings for power on delay (10 sec), power off delay (20 sec)
Connect the module’s S3 control port to the MNR 310’s power ignition with the S3-to-Power
Ignition Port Cable by referring to the wiring definition and illustration below:
Step 4: Adjust voltage setting to be suitable for your environment.
Refer to the “NISKIG120 Quick Reference Guide” provided with your power ignition control
module for your settings. An example is provided below.
For environments with 12V DC input and 12DC output, adjust your power ignition control
module’s SW1 #7 and #8 to “ON”, as pictured below:
Step 4: Adjust power on/off delay timer to your desired settings
Refer to the “NISKIG120 Quick Reference Guide” provided with your power ignition control
module for your settings. An example is provided below.
To achieve a delay of 10 seconds before powering on and a delay of 20 seconds before
powering off, adjust your power ignition control module’s SW2 # 1 and #2 to “ON”, as pictured
below:
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