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1. Overview
1. Overview
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This user’s guide explains how to operate CoreNVR series system. A user should read this
manual completely and carefully before you operate the device.
1.1 Introduction
The CoreNVR series is a stable and high capacity network video recorder for IP cameras;
users are able to see the live streaming and also recording multiple events on internet at
the same time. Users may install HDD in the CoreNVR machine for recording so it doesn’t
need any extra computer for storage. The CoreNVR system provides you convenient and
efficient to manage your IP cameras.
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1. Overview
1.2 Key Features
H.264 codec for live view and recording over internet
Multi-channel scheduled recording, playback, motion detection
Supports 5 Megapixel resolution
High Resolution Local Display
2X SATAll HDDup to total 6TB and one external eSATA port.
Two-Way Audio
PTZ camera control by joystick and mouse
Event alarm including by motion detection, camera disconnection, HDD error, DI/DO,
Disconnect Alarm, PIR Alarm, Audio Detection Alarm.
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2. Package Contents and Installation
2. Package Contents and
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2.1 Package Content
1. CoreNVR 9ch or CoreNVR 16ch X1
2. 12V / 5A adapter X1
3. SATA data cord X2
4. SATA power cord X2
5. Hard disk holder X4 pcs
6. Quick install guide X1
7. Manual disc X1
Front:
Installation
1. Status LED:
PWR: LED on when system is ready.
HDD: LED on when Hard Disk is reading or writing.
LAN: LED on when network is on communication.
REC: LED on when Record schedule is on.
Event: LED on whenalarm monitoringis on.
2. Alarm LED:
Alarm: LED on when Hard Disk write error.
CAM: LED on when system have camera disconnected.
3. Digital Input LED: LED on means Digital Input is triggered.
4. Digital Output LED: LED on means Digital output device is reacting.
5. USB: For connect USB stick or mouse.
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Back:
2. Package Contents and Installation
1. Power Switch: Switch to “ | ” for Power on.
Switch to “ O “ for Power off.
5. Video Output: Insert local display connector here.
7. LAN port: Gigabit LAN port.
8. USB: For connect USB stick or mouse.
9. Audio Out port: Insert speaker connector here.
10. Mic In port: Insert Microphone connector here.
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2. Package Contents and Installation
2.2 Connections
The CoreNVR was designed for small office, home and convenience stores, you may
refer to the picture below to get an idea of connections between IP cameras, router/PoE
switch and CoreNVR.
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2. Package Contents and Installation
2.3 Start to use CoreNVR
1. Please refer to the QIG to install the HDD into the CoreNVR system for video
storage.
2. Turn On the NVR Power then you will see the AirLive CoreNVR logo as below.
3. Login NVR system with default username “admin” and password “airlive”.
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3. CoreNVR Main System
3. CoreNVR Main System
3
3.1 Main Console
This is the main control panel of system, to provide live stream preview, system setup,
Two-way audio, playback, volume control, snapshot, start or stop monitor, and PTZ
controls.
3.2 System Information
Date
Time
Recording Status
Event Alarm Status
HDD Status
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3. CoreNVR Main System
3.3 Screen Division
Assign the preview screen to expected layout division by clicking these buttons.
Switch to 1 Division. Switch to 4 Division.
Switch to 9 Division. Switch to 16 Division.
Switch to Full screen, and click mouse right button to cancel Full Screen.
3.4 Sub-screen Functions
Digital Zoom:
Sub-screen window supported digital zoom, operation step as follow,
1. Click on preview image for switch current focus channel.
2. Scroll the mouse wheel, forward for digital zoom-in, and backward for
zoom-out.
3. Switch division mode will reset digital zoom status to default.
Popup Menu:
Click mouse right button, select an option from the popup menu.
1. Change current channel display camera.
2. Change current division mode.
3. Switch current channel display ratio mode.
4. Switch to Full Screen mode / Cancel Full Screen mode.
5. Reset all channels to default camera list.
6. Snapshot current display.
7. Enable / Disable Auto Switch.
Snapshot: Click to take a snapshot to the HDD; you can management
snapshots at system management “snapshot” page.
Audio Volume Control: Click to switch between normal and mute.
Schedule Monitor: Click
button to enable or disable Schedule monitoring,
the recording will be stopped if it is disabled.
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3. CoreNVR Main System
Two Way Audio: Click button to start or stop selected channel two-way
audio.
PTZ Control:
Move PTZ camera direction by click direction buttons.
Click to make camera return home position.
Move the thumb to left to make slower,
move to right to make move faster.
Tour: Select a tour setting from combo box, and click “go” button to start tour, click
“Stop” button to stop tour.
Preset: Select a preset position from combo box, camera will move to preset position
after click.
IRIS: Adjust camera’s IRIS setting, or set it to auto.
Focus: Adjust camera’s focus setting, or set it to auto.
Zoom: Zoom-in or zoom-out focus camera.
Pan: Begin camera auto pan or stop.
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4. System Setting
4. System Setting
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Click setup button and select “System Setting” from pop-up menu to approach System
setting dialog.
4.1 Camera Setup
4.1.1 Auto Setting
Click the “Auto Setting” button for auto add cameras to system, maximum number of
cameras are depend on NVR’s model.
After click the button, system will show the fuzzy search filter dialog, you could input the
search filter by model name, IP address or MAC address, or you could keep them
empty for search all cameras.
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4. System Setting
Auto setting could insert intranet’s cameras , even them behind of several switch hubs ,
or you could just direct insert cameras on NVR’s switch hub , then click “ Auto Setting
“ button to add them into system .
Through “ Auto Setting “ function , you won’t need to key-in any network IP or sub-mask
parameter , you only need to click “ Auto Setting “ button to finish insert IP camera job.
4.1.2 Template Setting
When you use “Auto Setting” or add a new camera, system will read the camera
template from “Template Setting” for fill the camera parameter.
After you confirm the template, in most case, you will no longer need to set camera’s
parameter again.
You could setting the quick template from camera setting page, in most case you only
need set the camera’s resolution and frames per second.
If you need set more detail template, please click the “Advanced” button to approach the
template setting dialog.
Resolution
The new camera will try to fit selected resolution, if you select “Max”, camera will use
maximum resolution, or you could select another resolution, system will choose a
near one resolution of camera.
FPS: Set the frames per second of camera, system will try to set a near or equal FPS
to camera.
Rate Control: Set the rate control algorithm of new camera.
Quality: If you select the EVBR for new cameras, you could set then VBR quality
here.
Account: Setup the default login camera user account.
Password: Setup the default login camera password.
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