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AVerMedia
®
SA series
(SA5000/6000E/7000H)
SA6032E
SA6000E/9000E Pro
User Manual
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FCC NOTICE (Class A)
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)
this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Federal Communications Commission Statement
NOTE- 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.
Class A ITE
Class A ITE is a category of all other ITE which satisfies the class A ITE limits but not the class B ITE limits. Such
equipment should not be restricted in its sale but the following warning shall be included in the instructions for use:
Warning ─This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
European Community Compliance Statement (Class A)
This product is herewith confirmed to comply with the requirements set out in the Council Directives on
the Approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
2004/108/EEC.
Warning - This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case
the user may be required to take adequate measures to correct this interference.
DISCLAIMER
No warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, is made with respect to the contents of this
documentation, its quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose. Information presented
in this documentation has been carefully checked for reliability; however, no responsibility is assumed for
inaccuracies. The information contained in this documentation is subject to change without notice.
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transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means without
the written permission of AVerMedia INFORMATION, Inc.
The mark of Crossed-out wheeled bin indicates that this product must not be disposed of with your other
household waste. Instead, you need to dispose of the waste equipment by handing it over to a designated
collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. For more information about
where to drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your household waste disposal
service or the shop where you purchased the product.
Battery Safety Information
Store the batteries in a cool dry place.
Do not dispose of used batteries in domestic waste. Dispose of batteries at special collection points or return to point of
sale if applies.
Remove the batteries during long periods of non-use. Always remove exhausted batteries from the remote control.
Battery leakage and corrosion can damage this remote control, dispose of batteries safely.
Do not mix old and new batteries.
Do not mix different types of batteries: alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable (nickel-cadmium).
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. The batteries may explode or leak.
Never short circuit the battery terminals
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WARNING
1. TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO
RAIN OR MOISTURE.
2. GUARANTEE BECOMES VOID IN CASE OF ANY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS INTO DOM
CONTENTS.
3. DO NOT REMOVE REMOVABLE HDD TRAY SHILE SYSTEM IN USE. IT WOULD DAMAGE DOM
CONTENTS.
4. DVR SUPPORTS 1024 x 768 OR 1280 x 1024 DISPLAY RESOULTIONS. OTHER DISPLAY
RESOULTUIONS WOULD CASUE ABNORMAL DVR FUNCTIONS.
5. DO NOT INSTALL DVR IN THE AIRTIGHT ENVIROEMENT. IT WOULD CAUSE INSTABILITY OF
THE SYSTEM.
CAUTION
IF THERE IS ANY DAMAGE, SHORTAGE OR INAPPROPRIATE ITEM IN THE PACKAGE, PLEASE
CONTACT WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER. WARRANTY VOID FOR ANY UNAUTHORIZED PRODUCT
MODIFICATION.
Manual Conventions
The following conventions are used throughout this manual
Caution symbol is intended to alert the user of the important installation and operating instructions. Fail to
comply may damage the system.
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Information symbol is intended to provide additional information for the purpose of clarification.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Introduction ....................................................................................1
1.1 Package Contents....................................................................................................................1
1.2 Specification for SA Series.......................................................................................................2
1.2.1 SA series Specification ..................................................................................................2
1.3 Features...................................................................................................................................7
1.4 Hardware Introduction..............................................................................................................8
1.4.1 Front Panel of SA5000 Series, SA6000E Series and SA7000H Series ........................8
1.4.2 Front Panel of SA6032E................................................................................................8
1.4.3 Front Panel of SA6000E/9000E Pro..............................................................................9
1.4.3.1 Using AB Repeat Function .......................................................................................... 12
1.4.4 Back Panel of SA Series .............................................................................................13
1.4.4.1 SA5104 (4 channels) .................................................................................................... 13
1.4.4.2 SA5108 (8 channels) .................................................................................................... 13
1.4.4.3 SA5116(16 channels) ................................................................................................... 14
1.4.4.4 SA6000E ........................................................................................................................14
1.4.4.5 SA7000H ........................................................................................................................ 15
1.4.4.6 SA6032E ........................................................................................................................15
1.4.5 Back Panel of SA6000E/9000E Pro ............................................................................16
Chapter 2 Hardware Installation...................................................................18
2.1 SA Series Hardware Installation.............................................................................................18
2.1.1 Installing Hard Disk .....................................................................................................18
2.1.2 Connecting Device ......................................................................................................18
2.1.2.1 SA series Connecting Device...................................................................................... 18
2.1.2.2 SA6000E/9000E Pro Connecting Device.................................................................. 19
2.1.3 Familiarizing the Remote Control Buttons of SA6000E/9000E Pro.............................20
2.1.3.1 The Remote Controller Buttons in Guest Mode .......................................................22
2.2 Sensor/Relay device pinhole allocation .................................................................................22
2.2.1 SA series.....................................................................................................................22
2.2.2 SA6000E Pro ..............................................................................................................23
2.3 Audio In Interface pinhole allocation for SA6000E Pro ..........................................................24
Chapter 3 Using the DVR Software.............................................................. 25
3.1 Running the Unit for the First Time ........................................................................................25
3.2 Function buttons in
3.2.1 Using Event Log V
3.2.2 Using the Object Viewer..............................................................................................29
3.3 Function Buttons in Playback Mode
3.3.1 W
3.4 Function Buttons in Compact Mode .......................................................................................34
3.5 Function Buttons in PTZ Camera Controller ..........................................................................35
3.6 Setting Up and Using the EMAP ............................................................................................35
3.6.1 To Set Up the EMAP ...................................................................................................35
3.6.2 To Use the EMAP ........................................................................................................36
3.7 T
3.8 T
3.9 To Search Using the Visual Search........................................................................................38
3.10 To Search Using the Event Search ........................................................................................38
3.11 To Search Using the Intelligent Search ..................................................................................39
3.12 T
o Cut and Save the Wanted Portion of the Recorded Video ................................................37
o Bookmark a Section of the Video ......................................................................................37
o Setup the PTZ/IP PTZ Camera .........................................................................................40
3.12.1 Setup the PTZ Camera
3.12.2 Setup the IP PTZ Camera...........................................................................................42
atermark Verification ................................................................................................32
Advanced/Preview Mode ........................................................................25
iewer ..............................................................................................28
.......................................................................................30
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Chapter 4 Customizing the DVR System.....................................................44
4.1 System Setting.......................................................................................................................44
4.1.1 To Set the POS Setting: ..............................................................................................50
4.1.2 UPS Connection..........................................................................................................56
4.2 Camera Setting ......................................................................................................................58
4.2.1 Setup the Object Counting ..........................................................................................59
4.2.2 To Setup the FaceFinder .............................................................................................60
4.3 Recording Setting ..................................................................................................................62
4.3.1 To Mask/Shield an area on the screen ........................................................................64
4.3.2 To show and change the color of the Mask .................................................................64
4.3.3 To Playback Encrypted Video......................................................................................64
4.4 Network Setting......................................................................................................................65
4.5 Schedule Setting....................................................................................................................67
4.5.1 Set schedule at specific portion of time.......................................................................68
4.6 Backup Setting
4.6.1 T
4.6.2 Setup Quick Backup....................................................................................................69
4.7 Sensor Setting .......................................................................................................................70
4.7.1 To Setup External I/O Box ...........................................................................................71
4.8 Relay Setting..........................................................................................................................73
4.9 Alarm Setting .........................................................................................................................74
4.9.1 To Setup Alarm Relay:.................................................................................................78
4.9.2 To Setup the Alarm Sound Setting: .............................................................................79
4.9.3 To Setup Call Out List:.................................................................................................79
4.9.4 To Setup Send E-mail Setting: ....................................................................................80
4.9.5 To Setup FTP Setting: .................................................................................................80
4.9.6 To Setup Alarm Recording Setting:..............................................................................81
4.9.7 To Setup SMS/MMS Setting:.......................................................................................81
4.9.8 To Setup PTZ Preset Point:.........................................................................................82
4.9.9 To Setup Alarm SOP: ..................................................................................................82
4.9.10 To Setup CMS Setting .................................................................................................82
4.9.11 To Setup POS Keyword Setting ..................................................................................82
4.9.12 Missing, Suspicious Object, and Scene Change Detected..........................................83
4.10 User Setting ...........................................................................................................................85
o Backup file..............................................................................................................68
.......................................................................................................................68
Chapter 5 Backup Video Players.................................................................. 87
5.1 Familiarizing QPlayer Buttons................................................................................................87
Chapter 6 Using Functional Keys................................................................. 89
Chapter 7 Using the Remote Programs.......................................................90
7.1 Familiarizing the W
7.1.1 To Setup Remote System Setting................................................................................92
7.2 Familiarizing the WebViewer PTZ Buttons.............................................................................94
7.3 Familiarizing the Remote Console Buttons ............................................................................95
7.3.1 To Setup Remote Console Setting ..............................................................................96
7.3.2 Familiarizing the Buttons in PTZ Camera Controller ...................................................97
7.4 Using the Remote Playback...................................................................................................98
7.4.1 Familiarizing the Local Playback Buttons....................................................................99
7.4.2 Familiarizing the RealT
7.4.3 Familiarizing the Download and Playback Buttons
7.5 Using HandyViewer to Access DVR server..........................................................................105
7.6 Using PDAViewer to Access DVR Server ............................................................................105
7.6.1 To install PDAViewer thru ActiveSync........................................................................105
7.6.2 To install PDAViewer from the Internet ......................................................................106
7.6.3 To Use the PDAViewer ..............................................................................................107
ebViewer Buttons.....................................................................................91
ime Playback Buttons ...........................................................101
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7.6.4 To Playback in PDAViewer ........................................................................................108
7.6.5 Using JavaViewer to Access DVR Server .................................................................109
7.6.6 To Use the JAVA-Viewer............................................................................................110
Chapter 8 Image Verification .......................................................................111
8.1 To Run the ImageVerification program................................................................................. 111
Chapter 9 iEnhance ..................................................................................... 112
9.1 To Use iStable ......................................................................................................................113
Chapter 10 Web Tools ................................................................................... 114
10.1 Dispatch Server ...................................................................................................................114
10.2 Remote Setup ......................................................................................................................115
10.2.1 To Add DVR server....................................................................................................115
10.2.2 To Setup Remote DVR Server ..................................................................................116
10.2.2.1 System Setting ............................................................................................................ 116
10.2.2.2 Camera Setting............................................................................................................ 118
10.2.2.3 Record Setting............................................................................................................. 119
10.2.2.4 Network Setting ........................................................................................................... 120
10.2.2.5 Schedule Setting ......................................................................................................... 122
10.2.2.6 Alarm Setting ............................................................................................................... 123
10.3 Remote Backup ...................................................................................................................127
Chapter 11 Using the Remote Control Server............................................. 129
Appendix A F8 Controls Menu .........................................................................130
Appendix B Registering Domain Names....................................................... 133
Appendix C Accessories Application............................................................ 134
Appendix D Removable Hard Disk Installation ............................................ 136
Appendix E RAID Installation......................................................................... 137
Appendix F DVR System Recovery............................................................... 139
Appendix G Setup Bootable HDD Priority in BIOS....................................... 141
Appendix H Configure UPnP..........................................................................143
Enabling UPnP in Window XP .....................................................................................................143
Appendix I Network Service Port................................................................. 145
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Chapter 1 Introduction
AVerMedia® SA series, SA6032E, SA6000E Pro and SA9000E Pro are standalone DVR units that provide
up to 32 channels of hybrid and real-time monitoring and digital recording of surveillance video. It can
connect up to 136 sensors and relays and also provide up to 32 audio inputs. No software and hardware
required. Just connect the cables and you may now start video surveillance. Through the USB port, user can
backup the recorded video and playback within the bundled software on personal computer.
1.1 Package Contents
SA5000 series Package
(1)
F (1)SA5000 series unit F (2) Utility Software CD (Manual included)
F (3) Recovery DVD F (4) Power Cord
(2)
(3)
SA6000E series Package
(1)
F (1)SA6000 series unit F (2) 2X AV cable
F (3) Utility Software CD (Manual included) F (4)Recovery DVD
F (5) Power Cord
(2)
(3)
(4)
SA7000H series Package
(4)
(5)
(1)
F (1)SA7000H series unit F (2) AV cable(SA7416 will have 2 x AV cable)
F (3) Utility Software CD (Manual included) F (4)Recovery DVD
F (5) Power Cord
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
SA6032E series Package
F (1)SA6832E unit F (2) 2X AV cable
F (3) Utility Software CD (Manual included) F (4)Recovery DVD
F (5) Power Cord
(1)
(2)
(3)
1
(4)
(5)
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SA6000E Pro Package
(1)
(5)
F (1)SA6000E Pro unit F (2) Utility Software CD (Manual included)
F (3) Remote control(batteries included) F (4) Recovery DVD
F (5) Power Cord
(2)
(3)
(4)
SA6000E Pro Package
(2)
(4)
(1)
(3)
(5)
F (1)SA9000E Pro unit F (2) Utility Software CD (Manual included)
F (3) Remote control(batteries included) F (4) Recovery DVD
F (5) Power Cord
1.2 Specification for SA Series
1.2.1 SA series Specification
SA5000 SA7000H
Model SA5104 SA5108 SA5116 SA7208H SA7416H
Operating system Embedded OS Embedded OS
Compression S/W compression H/W compression
Video format MJPEG/ MPEG4/ H.264 H.264
Video input 4 8 16 8 16
Video loop output N/A N/A
Multi-quad output 1(fixed-layout output only) 1(fixed-layout output only)
Display rate(NTSC/PAL) 120/100 fps 240/200 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(CIF) 120/100 fps 240/200 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(VGA) 120/100 fps 60/50 fps 60/50 fps 56/48 fps 112/96 fps
Recording frame rate(D1) 40/32 fps 56/48 fps 56/48 fps 112/96 fps
Audio input 4 8 16
Sensor/Relay Optional 4/4 4/4
DVD-RW Yes Yes
Removable HDD tray 2 HDD tray(support up to 3HDD)
3 HDD tray
(support up to 4 HDD)
DOM 2GB 2 GB
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SA5000 SA7000H
Model SA5104 SA5108 SA5116 SA7208H SA7416H
HDD N/A N/A
H/W accessory N/A N/A
Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps
RS232(com port) 1 1
RS485 N/A N/A
e-SATA port N/A N/A
USB 2.0 Front 2 ports, Rear 4 ports Front 2 ports, Rear 4 ports
LCD Display Temperature Temperature
Operation via front panel N/A N/A
Dimensions (W x H x D) 290*160*480 mm 290*160*480 mm
Power 220 Watt 220 Watt
Dual-monitor output Optional Yes
SA6000E
Model SA6208E SA6216E SA6416E SA6416E Turbo
Operating system Embedded OS
Compression S/W compression
Video format MPEG4/ H.264
Video input 8 16 16 16
Video loop output N/A
Multi-quad output 1
Display rate(NTSC/PAL) 240/200 fps 480/400 fps 480/400 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(CIF) 240/200 fps 240/200 fps 480/400 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(VGA) 240/200 fps 120/100 fps 240/200 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(D1) 240/200 fps 80/64 fps 160/128 fps 160/128
Audio input 8 16 16 16
Sensor/Relay 4/4 4/4 4/4 4/4
DVD-RW Yes
Removable HDD tray
DOM 2 GB
HDD N/A
H/W accessory N/A
Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps
RS232(com port) 1
RS485 N/A
e-SATA port N/A
2 HDD tray
(support up to 3 HDD)
3 HDD tray( support up to 4 HDD)
USB 2.0 Front 2 ports, Rear 4 ports
LCD Display Temperature
Operation via front panel N/A
Dimensions (W x H x D) 290*160*480 mm
Power 220 Watt
Dual-monitor output Yes
3
Front 2 ports,
Rear 6 ports
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SA6032E SA6032E RACK
Model SA6432E SA6832E SA6832E RACK/500GB
Operating system Embedded OS Embedded OS
Compression S/W compression S/W compression
Video format MPEG4/ H.264 MPEG4/ H.264
Video input 32 32 32
Video loop output N/A N/A 32
Multi-quad output 2 2 12
Display rate(NTSC/PAL) 960/800 fps 960/800 fps 960/800 fps 960/800 fps
Recording frame rate(CIF) 480/400 fps 960/800 fps 960/800 fps 960/800 fps
Recording frame rate(VGA) 480/400 fps 960/800 fps 960/800 fps 960/8000 fps
Recording frame rate(D1) 240/200 fps 320/ 256 fps 320/ 256 fps 320/ 256 fps
Audio input 32 32 32
RACK/500GB/display21
SA6832E
Sensor/Relay 8/8 8/8 4/4
DVD-RW Yes Yes
Removable HDD tray
DOM 2 GB N/A
HDD N/A 500GB 500GB
H/W accessory N/A N/A N/A
Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps
RS232(com port) N/A N/A N/A
RS485 N/A 1 1
e-SATA port N/A 1 1
USB 2.0
LCD Display N/A N/A N/A
Operation via front panel N/A N/A N/A
Dimensions (W x H x D) 430*178* 477 mm 482*133* 529 mm 482*133* 529 mm
2 HDD tray
(support up to 4 HDD)
Front 2 ports
Rear 8 ports
1 HDD tray
(support up to 6 HDD)
Front 2 ports
Rear 6 ports
1 HDD tray
(support up to 6 HDD)
Front 2 ports
Rear 6 ports
Power 400 Watt 350 Watt 350 Watt
Dual-monitor output Yes Yes Yes
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SA6000E Pro SA9000E Pro
Model SA6416E Pro SA6416E Pro Turbo SA9000E Pro
Operating system Embedded OS Embedded OS
Compression S/W compression H/W compression
Video format MPEG4/ H.264 MPEG4
Video input 16 16 16
Video loop output 16
Multi-quad output 1 1
Display rate(NTSC/PAL) 480/400 fps 480/400 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(CIF) 480/400 fps 480/400 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(VGA) 240/200 fps 480/400 fps N/A
Recording frame rate(D1) 160/128 fps 160/128 fps 480/400 fps
Audio input 16
Sensor/Relay 4/4 4/4 4/4
DVD-RW Yes Yes Yes
Removable HDD tray 1 HDD tray(support up to 4 HDD) 1 HDD tray(support up to 4 HDD)
DOM 2 GB 2 GB
HDD N/A N/A
H/W accessory Remote controller Remote controller
Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps
RS232(com port) 1 N/A N/A
RS485 N/A 1
e-SATA port N/A 1
USB 2.0
LCD Display
Operation via front panel
Dimensions (W x H x D) 431*110*373 mm 431*110*373 mm
Power 270 Watt 270 Watt
Dual-monitor output Yes Yes
Front 2 ports
Rear 4 ports
Temperature/ System status/ HDD left size/
Alarm status
PTZ control/ channel select/ split select/ playback
control/ mode select
Front 2 ports
Rear 6 ports
16
16
Front 2 ports, Rear 6 ports
Temperature/ System status/ HDD
left size/ Alarm status
PTZ control/ channel select/ split
select/ playback control/ mode
select
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Model
Operating system Embedded OS
Compression S/W compression
Video format MPEG4/ H.264
Video input 16
Video loop output N/A 16
Multi-quad output 1 6
Display rate(NTSC/PAL) 480/400 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(CIF) 480/400 fps 480/400 fps
Recording frame rate(VGA) 240/200 fps 240/200 fps
Recording frame rate(D1) 160/128 fps 160/128 fps
Audio input 16 16
Sensor/Relay 4/4 4/4
DVD-RW Yes Yes
Removable HDD tray
DOM N/A N/A
HDD 500GB 500GB
H/W accessory N/A N/A
Ethernet RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45, 10/100/1000 Mbps
RS232(com port) 1 1
RS485 1 1
e-SATA port 1 1
USB 2.0 Front 2 ports, Rear 4 ports Front 2 ports, Rear 4 ports
LCD Display N/A N/A
Operation via front panel N/A N/A
Dimensions (W x H x D) 482*133* 529 mm 482*133* 529 mm
Power 350 Watt 350 Watt
Dual-monitor output Yes Yes
SA6416E RACK/500GB SA6416E RACK/500GB/display 21
1 HDD tray
(support up to 4 HDD)
SA6000E RACK
1 HDD tray
(support up to 4 HDD)
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1.3 Features
SA6000E series SA7000H s eries SA600E Pro SA9000E Pro
Continuous Recording / Smart Recording / Motion Recording / Audio Recording /
Alarm Recording / Manual Recording
Recording Modes
All modes can be triggered by schedule
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De-interlace
Options
Motion Detection Detecting any kind of movements within the camera focus
Privacy Protection
(excludes
SA7000H)
Optimize for dynamic or static camera scenes
Editable shield preventing private areas from monitoring and recording
Operation via front
panel (SA6000E
Pro only)
EMAP Function Show the positions of cameras, sensors, relays and triggered status
Attention Please Enable dialogs to trace if operator pays attention to security monitor
Powerful Search By date, time, camera, area, event, vision, and log file
Bookmark
POS Integration
Advanced Event
Log Viewer
Alarm Triggered
Mode
Smart Alert
Functions
PTZ control / channel select / split select / playback control / mode select
Easily save links to particular locations of recorded data and play them directly from
the saved links
Compatible with most commonly used POS system
Easy to add POS protocol
Confidential Word Filter
Change location of POS text on camera display image
Details complete event logs according to your selection on event, operation, POS,
system and network events.
Single event or multiple events as alarm trigger conditions
Launch EMAP / Cam display / Warning sound / Email / Make a phone call / Send files
to FTP / SMS and MMS / PTZ preset point tracking / Alarm SOP wizard / Start
recording / Enlarge camera view
Webcam via regular IE browser
Remote Access
Web Cam / Remote
Manager
Dispatch Server
PDAViewer 4-cam view, full screen and live audio
DDNS
iStable Fix shaking and jolts impact on video with just one click
iEnhance Enhance video quality such as Brightness, Contrast, Hue, Saturation, Sharpness,
Remote Console
CM3000 Central Management System
Multiple DVR and IP cameras on your IE browser
Record 16 cameras on remote side
Share transmission loading; enable more clients at remote access & high-speed data
transmission.
Allow remote clients to search dynamic servers without enquiring for server’s IP
address
Noise Reduction, De-interlace and Gray Scale of recorded data
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1.4 Hardware Introduction
1.4.1 Front Panel of SA5000 Series, SA6000E Series and SA7000H Series
Name Function
(1) Temperature display panel The panel will display the system current operating temperature
(2) USB ports To connect external USB devices
(3) Power light System power light
(4) Operating light System operating light
1.4.2 Front Panel of SA6032E
Name Function
(1) DVD-RW To backup recorded file on DVD-R/RW disk
(2) SATA Removable HDD
Tray x 2
(3) USB port x 2 To connect external USB devices
(4) Power switch To on/off the system unit
It can be installed SATA hard disk
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1.4.3 Front Panel of SA6000E/9000E Pro
(2)
(3)
(1) (12)
(11)
(4)
(6)
(7)
(10)
(8)(5)
(9)
(13)
(14)
(15) (16)
Name Function
(1) Slim DVD-RW Internal slim DVD-RW for read and write DVD/CD
(2) Removable hard disk tray Removable hard disk tray for installing one 3.5” hard disk
(3) Temperature display LED Display system temperature
(4) USB 2.0 port To connect external USB devices
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Confirm or make a selection
Cancel a selection
System power button
To reset alarm status
To enable/ disable recording video
To enable/ disable network connection
A functional key for multiple system control
Press to enable multiple function modes and the button will
-
turn to blue light.
To exit multiple function modes, press again.
-
(11)
+
+
+
: Switch to single screen display mode
1
: Switch to QUAD display mode
2
: Switch to 9 spilt screen display mode
3
+
+
+
+
: Switch to 16 spilt screen display mode
4
: Switch to one single and 8 spilt screen display mode
5
: Switch to one single and 13 spilt screen display mode
6
: To enable auto scan function
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Name Function
(11)
+
+
+
+
+
To unlock, press
password(default system password is
: To zoom in view of PTZ camera lens
: To zoom out view of PTZ camera lens
10
12
:
: Switch to full screen display mode
8
: To freeze the live preview video screen. To unfreeze press
9
again. User can snapshot the freeze screen
9
while freezing.
: To quick backup recorded video file (see Chapter 4.6.2)
11
To move PTZ camera lens to left, right, up and down
: Set up a A-B point segment(see Using AB Repeat
Function)
: To lock all function buttons of panel and remote controler.
12
and the system will require user to enter the
admin/admin
)
(12) PTZ control button
(13) Number button
: To focus in PTZ camera lens
: To focus out PTZ camera lens
: To speed up movement of PTZ camera lens
: To speed down movement of PTZ camera lens
: To enable/ disable auto pan function
: To move the PTZ camera to the preset poison. Press + number
16
button (
Please setup the preset poison before using button function. To
-
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setup the preset poison, please refer to Chapter 4.9.8
Without setup preset poison, the preset button ( ) will be no functional
-
when user presses.
1
~
16
~
1
As a number key for entering password in
-
playback and preview mode
Channel camera selection number in
-
playback and preview mode
As a preset poison with in PTZ control
-
mode
).
.
~
1
12
10
With button can switch to different
-
screen display modes and enable auto scan
function
To call out 1~ 8 map figures in E-map mode
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Playback control button in playback mode
REV FWD
Speed shuttle for adjusting rewind and forward (2x, 4x, 8x, 16x or
:
32x) speed during playback. Turn left is reversed and turn right is
forwarded.
(14) Playback button
(15) Status LEDs
To move to next or previous frame during playback. Turning left is
:
to go back to one previous frame and turning right is to go
forward next one frame..
: Switch to playback mode, preview mode or E-map mode
: To rewind the recorded video
: To pause playing
: To play the recorded video
system status indicators:
: System power indicator. Indicate running state of system. Lights when the
system is running.
: Hard disk/ DOM indicator. Indicate running state of the hard disk/ DOM. Lights
when the HDD/ DOM is reading or writing
: Recording status indicator. Lights when the system is recording.
: Network status indicator. Lights when the system network connection is
enabled.
Work as a computer mouse. Using to control cursor on the screen.
To open and close touch pad, please follow the steps below:
(16) Touch Pad
1. Push the touch pad to open the touch pad
2. The touch pad will open to 15 degree
3. To close the touch pad, look for a button which
under the touch pad bottom (as figure shown).
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4. And then, press the button and push back the
touch pad at the same time
1.4.3.1 Using AB Repeat Function
AB Repeat function allow user to set a video segment from A to B point and play on the surveillance screen
until user stop.
Switch to Playback mode
1.
2.
Press
to enter multiple function mode
During the playback, press
3.
on play progress bar.
And then, press
4.
on play progress bar. To cancel AB repeat segment, press
again to set the B point of video segment. User will see another triangle mark
11
to set the A point of video segment. User will see a triangle mark
11
11
again.
The AB point segment can be saved by click
5.
In the Save As dialog box, locate on where you want to save the file, type the filename, and select the
6.
video format.
Output
button on Playback GUI
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1.4.4 Back Panel of SA Series
1.4.4.1 SA5104 (4 channels)
(1) Port to connect to I/O box (2) 4 audio-in ports
(3) TV-Out port (4) 4 BNC video-in ports
(5) COM port (6) Audio output
(7) Ethernet port (8) 4 USB ports
(9) VGA output (10) Keyboard and mouse plug
(11) Power plug (12) Power switch
1.4.4.2 SA5108 (8 channels)
(1) Port to connect to I/O box (2) 4 audio-in ports
(3) TV-Out port (4) 8 BNC video in ports
(5) COM port (6) Audio output
(7) Ethernet port (8) 4 USB ports
(9) VGA output (10) Keyboard and mouse plug
(11) Power plug (12) Power switch
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1.4.4.3 SA5116(16 channels)
(1) Port to connect to I/O box (2) 4 audio-in ports
(3) Video in interface(12 channels) (4) TV out port
(5) 4 BNC video-in ports
(7) Audio output (8) Ethernet port
(9) 4 USB ports (10) VGA output
(11) Keyboard and mouse plug (12) Power switch
(13) Power plug
(6) COM port
1.4.4.4 SA6000E
(1) DVI AV In port (2) Sensor and Relay connection interface
(3) VGA Out port (4) Audio output
(5) Ethernet port (6) 4 USB ports
(7) COM port (8) Keyboard and mouse plug
(9) Power switch (10) Power plug
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1.4.4.5 SA7000H
(1) Sensor and Relay connection interface (2) D-Type AV In port
(3) TV-Out port (4) VGA output
(5) Audio output (6) USB and Ethernet port
(7) COM port (8) Keyboard and mouse plug
(9) Power switch (10) Power plug
1.4.4.6 SA6032E
(1) Mouse & Keyboard Input (2) USB port
(3) Audio output (4) VGA Output
(5) Video Input (6) Sensor and Relay connection interface
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1.4.5 Back Panel of SA6000E/9000E Pro
SA6000E Pro
Name Function
(1) CH1~16 Input the video camera signal and display it on channel 1~ 16
(2) Audio In Input the audio signal from a microphone or audio output device. System supports up to 16
audio input devices. The audio is embedded with channel 1~ 16
The audio input device needs to be powered by external power.
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(3) TV Out Output the video signal to a TV
(4) Power plug Connect the power cord into this port
(5) Relay Out Support 4 relay devices (Relay: 1A @ 125V AC/30V DC)
(6) Sensor In Support up to 4 sensor devices
(7) VGA Out Output the video signal to a CRT or LCD monitor
(8) Video Loop
Output the video signal to a CCTV monitor. Only output one channel signal at a time.
Out
(9) LAN Port For Ethernet connection
(10) USB Port 4 USB port for connection USB interface devices.
SA9000E Pro
(1) (2)
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2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
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(5)
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(12) (11)
(10)
(9) (8) (7)
Name Function
(1) CH1~16 Input the video camera signal and display it on channel 1~ 16
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(2) Audio In Input the audio signal from a microphone or audio output device. System supports up to 16
audio input devices. The audio is embedded with channel 1~ 16
The audio input device needs to be powered by external power.
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(3) RS-485 For analogy PTZ camera connection
(4) TV Out Output the video signal to a TV
(5) e-SATA For connecting external RAID device
(6) Power plug Connect the power cord into this port
(7) Relay Out Support 4 relay devices (Relay: 1A @ 125V AC/30V DC)
(8) Sensor In Support up to 4 sensor devices
(9) VGA Out Output the video signal to a CRT or LCD monitor
(10) Video Loop
Out
(11) LAN Port For Ethernet connection
(12) USB Port 4 USB port for connection USB interface devices.
Output the video signal to a CCTV monitor. Only output one channel signal at a time.
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Chapter 2 Hardware Installation
2.1 SA Series Hardware Installation
2.1.1 Installing Hard Disk
AverMedia® SA series can support up to 4 hard disks. For installation, please refer to Appendix D.
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SA series only support SATA hard disk
2.1.2 Connecting Device
2.1.2.1 SA series Connecting Device
The DVR unit can connect up to 32 video cameras, 136 sensor devices, 136 relay devices and output video
to a TV or CRT/LCD monitor. Connecting the unit to a DVD-RW/ external hard disk through USB connection,
the bundled software enables you to transfer and backup the recorded video. Also, the bundled software
can playback and segment the backup recorded video.
SA5000 series (16 channels)
SA6032E
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2.1.2.2 SA6000E/9000E Pro Connecting Device
The DVR unit can connect up to 16 video cameras, 132 sensor devices, 132 relay devices and output video
to a TV or CRT/LCD monitor. Connecting the unit to a DVD-RW/ external hard disk through USB connection,
the bundled software enables you to transfer and back up the recorded video. Also, the bundled software
can playback and segment the backup recorded video. Follow the illustration below to make the connection:
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2.1.3 Familiarizing the Remote Control Buttons of SA6000E/9000E Pro
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Name Function
Switch to playback mode, preview mode or E-map mode
To reset alarm status
To select the time and date of playback file
Fast play the video playback at the speed of 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x or 32x
Decrease the video playback at the speed of 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x
To pause playing
To rewind the recorded video
To play the recorded video
To zoom out view of PTZ camera
To zoom in view of PTZ camera
To speed up movement of PTZ camera lens
To speed down movement of PTZ camera lens
To focus in PTZ camera lens
To focus out PTZ camera lens
(11)
(12)
To move the PTZ camera to the preset poison. Press
~
To enable/ disable network connection
)
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+ number button (
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(13)
Name Function
To move PTZ camera to left
To move PTZ camera to right
To move PTZ camera to up
To move PTZ camera to down
Confirm or make a selection
(14)
(15)
(16) ~
Cancel a selection
~
As a number key for entering password in playback and preview mode
-
Channel camera selection number in playback and preview mode
-
As a preset position with in PTZ control mode
-
~
With button can switch to different screen display modes and enable
-
auto scan and full screen function (also see Chapter 1.6 #16
To call out 1~ 8 map figures in E-map
-
A functional key for multiple system control
Press and function button to enable functions
-
+ :Switch to single screen display mode
+ : Switch to QUAD display mode
+ : Switch to 9 spilt screen display mode
)
+ : Switch to 16 spilt screen display mode
+ : Switch to one single and 7 spilt screen display mode
+ : Switch to one single and 12 spilt screen display mode
+ : To enable/ disable auto scan function
+ : To switch full screen display mode
+ : To freeze the live play video screen. User can snapshot the freeze
screen view while freezing. Press
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again to unfreeze.
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(16) + : To quick backup the recorded video file (See Chapter 4.6.2)
+ : To setup a A-B point video segment for playing(See Chapter
1.4.3.1)
+ : To lock all buttons function of the panel and remote controller. To
(17)
(18)
unlock, press
system password (default is
To enable/ disable recorded video
To enable/ disable auto pan function
and user will be required to enter the
admin/admin
)
2.1.3.1 The Remote Controller Buttons in Guest Mode
When user uses Guest account to operate DVR server, the front panel control buttons of DVR are limited to
preview and playback function only. The following table lists the control buttons that are available while in
Guest mode.
In the Guest mode, user only can use remote controller and front panel control buttons to operate DVR
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server.
Name Function
+ ~
Switch to playback mode, preview mode or E-map mode
To select the time and date of playback file
Press
and function button to enable functions
+ :Switch to single screen display mode
+ : Switch to QUAD display mode
+ : Switch to 9 spilt screen display mode
+ : Switch to 16 spilt screen display mode
+ : Switch to one single and 7 spilt screen display mode
+ : Switch to one single and 12 spilt screen display mode
+ : To enable/ disable auto scan function
+ : To switch full screen display mode
+ : To freeze the live play video screen. User can snapshot the freeze
screen view while freezing. Press
again to unfreeze.
2.2 Sensor/Relay device pinhole allocation
2.2.1 SA series
The I/O card enables you to connect (4) sensor inputs and (4) relay outputs. Just connect the external
sensor and relay pin directly to the I/O card pinhole. Check the table below and locate which pinhole is
assigned to sensor input and relay output.
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The signal from the sensor (i.e., infrared sensors, smoke detectors, proximity sensors, door sensors, etc.) is
being transmitted to the I/O card and this triggers the system to respond and send signal to relay device (i.e.,
alarm, telephone etc).
Pin # Definition Pin # Definition
1 Sensor input signal 1+ 11 Relay Normal Close 1
2 Sensor output signal 1-(GND) 12 Relay Common 2
3 Sensor input signal 2+ 13 Relay Normal Open 2
4 Sensor output signal 2-(GND) 14 Relay Normal Close 2
5 Sensor input signal 3+ 15 Relay Common 3
6 Sensor output signal 3-(GND) 16 Relay Normal Open 3
7 Sensor input signal 4+ 17 Relay Normal Close 3
8 Sensor output signal 4-(GND) 18 Relay Common 4
9 Relay Common 1 19 Relay Normal Open 4
10 Relay Normal Open 1 20 Relay Normal Close 4
2.2.2 SA6000E Pro
The I/O card enables you to connect (4) sensor inputs and (4) relay outputs. Just connect the external
sensor and relay pin directly to the I/O card pinhole. Check the table below and locate which pinhole is
assigned to sensor input and relay output.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011121314151617181920
1GGGG
234
C1
NO
SEN SO R I N RELA Y O U T
The signal from the sensor (i.e., infrared sensors, smoke detectors, proximity sensors, door sensors, etc.) is
being transmitted to the I/O card and this triggers the system to respond and send signal to relay device (i.e.,
alarm, telephone etc).
Pin # Definition Pin # Definition
1 Sensor output signal 1-(GND) 11 Relay Normal Close 1
2 Sensor input signal 1+ 12 Relay Common 2
NC
C2
NO
NC
C3
NO
NC
C4
NO
NC
3 Sensor output signal 2-(GND) 13 Relay Normal Open 2
4 Sensor input signal 2+ 14 Relay Normal Close 2
5 Sensor output signal 3-(GND) 15 Relay Common 3
6 Sensor input signal 3+ 16 Relay Normal Open 3
7 Sensor output signal 4-(GND) 17 Relay Normal Close 3
8 Sensor input signal 4+ 18 Relay Common 4
9 Relay Common 1 19 Relay Normal Open 4
10 Relay Normal Open 1 20 Relay Normal Close 4
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2.3 Audio In Interface pinhole allocation for SA6000E/9000E Pro
The audio in interface enables you to connect 16 audio in devices such as microphone. Just connect the
external audio in device pin directly to the audio in pinhole. Check the figure below and locate which pinhole
is assigned.
16 Channels
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
12345678910 111213141516
+-+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
+
-
AUDIO IN
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Chapter 3 Using the DVR Software
3.1 Running the Unit for the First Time
When the unit is turned on for the first time, the system will prompt you to enter the CD-Key. The CD Key is a
label on rear of the unit.
3.2 Function buttons in Advanced/Preview Mode
(18)
(17)
(16)
(15)
(14)
(13)
(19)
(1) (2)
Name Function
(1) Exit
(2) Volume Adjust the audio volume to a proper volume.
Call up the Logout dialog box.
In the logout dialog box, you may do the following:
- Click Exit to close the DVR program.
- Click Login to sign-in in different account.
- Click Compact to switch to compact mode
- Click Guest to switch to the guest mode. In guest mode, user only can control DVR by
using the remote controller (see also Chapter 2.1.3.1
(see also Chapter 1.4.1
only. For complete functions of DVR, please login as an administrator.
- Click Cancel to exit Logout dialog box
- Click About to update patch or find about the software info.
(3)
(4) (5)
). The functions are limited to preview and playback function
(6)
(7)
(12)
(11)
(10)
(8) (9)
) and the control panel of DVR
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(3) Split Screen Mode It provides 7 kinds of split display modes for your selection. You can select one of the
split display modes by clicking the following icon.
1-Cam display
4-Cam split display
9-Cam split display
16-Cam split display
8-Cam split display
13-Cam split display
32-Cam split display
- If there are only 4 cameras, you won’t be able to switch to 9, 16, 13, and 32 split screen mode.
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- The DVR system will save the current operating mode (split screen mode, auto scan, full screen, and
compact mode status) when shutdown DVR application and apply the mode for next login.
- When you are in single screen mode, Right click and Drag a square on the area you want to enlarge.
- When you are in multiple-screen mode, Right click the video screen of the camera and Drag on where
you want to relocate it. To only display one of the video in the multiple-screen mode, Left click on the
(4) Record
video screen you only want to display.
Click
to stop
to start recording. The button turns violet when it is recording. Click it again
(5) E-Map
(6) Network
(7) Setup When setting up the system for the first time, type the word “admin” in the Password
Click
cameras, sensors, and relays to desired positions.
Click
turns violet. Click it again to disable all inbound connections.
text box to access.
to load up to 8 desired E-Maps in BMP or JPG image format, and locate
to allow inbound connections. When this function is enabled, the button
Click button to configure settings for cameras, recording, network, scheduler,
backup, sensors, relays, alarms and user authentication.
(8) PTZ
(9) Preview Switch to Preview/Advanced mode. This allows you to view live camera display. Press
(10) Playback Switch to Playback mode. This allows you to view the recorded video file. (see Chapter
Click
ctrl + F can freeze the live preview video screen. And then, click Snapshot can save
the freeze video screen.
3.3)
to pop-up a PTZ setup dialog to configure an appointed PTZ camera.
(11) Status Bar It shows the current time, and the hard disk’s free space.
(12) Camera ID Click a desired icon to play the desired channel. After you click the icon, it turns yellow.
If you assign a split display mode and appoint a camera number, the icon group of the
cameras will turn yellow altogether.
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(13) iPOSLive To view the real time iPOS data of channels. Click the iPOSLive to call out the real time
iPOS data windows.
User can move the each channel of iPOS windows apart to proper position. If user
didn’t enable the multi-channel of iPOSLive( see aslo iPOS Pro Setting in System
Setting), and then, user should only can view one channel each time.
To switch to different channel, click Select Camera drop down list to select the channel.
To tempore stop iPOS data coming, click Freeze. To un-freeze, click Transcation.
(14) Snapshot Catch a static recording image and save it as a BMP or a JPG file.
(15) Event log Click it to pop-up the Event Log Viewer dialog to check Event, Operation, POS (Point of
Sales), System and Network logs. You can select a desired date and a log item to show
all logs data in the table.
(16) AutoScan Click it to start Auto Scan.0
(17) Full screen
Use the entire area of the screen to only display the video. To return, press the right
button of the mouse or ESC on the keyboard or click the arrow icon.
Click the arrow icon to
leave from full screen
display mode
When you switch to full screen in multiple-screen mode, Left click to toggle to only
display one of the video in the multiple-screen mode or all.
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(18) Alarm Click
(19) On Screen
Keyboard
If the keyboard is not available, you may use the Virtual Keyboard.
to view the status or advanced alarm information.
3.2.1 Using Event Log Viewer
Show the record of activities that take place in the system.
1. Click the Event Log button on DVR system main interface. The Event log viewer window will show up.
2. Select the Date to view or search certain event log by key word. Enter the key word in Find Text column
and click Search button.
3. To filter the records, select and click the select button to display Event, System, Operation, Network or
All.
4. The events list which display on the screen can be saved as text file format. To save the events list, click
Save button.
5. To view POS event log, click POS Viewer bar to call out the POS event log window.
(6)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Name Function
(1) POSDB Path
The storage path for POS event log. Click
to change the storage path.
(2) Before/After Set a time period before and after of POS event log.
(3) Channel Select the POS event log of channel
(4) Search String
Enter specific key word or word string to search the POS event log. Mark the “Match whole
word exactly” box if wants to find exactly key word or word string of POS event log.
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(5) Full Reception
Display the POS event log detail that user selected from Search Result window. Click
save the POS event log. Click
(6) Search Result
Display the POS event log of search result. Click
print out the search result.
3.2.2 Using the Object Viewer
Click Object Viewer bar to view and search FaceFinder event log.
(1)
Name Function
(2)
(1) Close
(2) Search Mode Switch to face object log search mode
(3) Select Camera
(3)
(4)
(4) Clear
(5)
(5) Close up
(6) Object Log List
(6)
to
to print out the POS event log.
to save the search result. Click to
Click to close Object Log Viewer windows
Select the camera to view or select all to view all
cameras
To clear all object log in Object Log list
Click to close up the Object Log List
Display the face object logs. It can display 32 object
logs and when the list is full, the first row of object
log will be replaced.
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3.3 Function Buttons in Playback Mode
To switch in Playback mode, click Playback button at the lower right corner of Advanced/Preview mode user
interface
(19)
(18)
(17)
(16)
(15)
(14)
(13)
(12)
(11)
(10)
(20)
(9)
(8)
(7)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Name Function
(1) Split Screen Mode Select from 6 kinds of split screen type to playback the recorded video file of all the
camera, or one camera over the other or alongside on a single screen.
To view 32 channels, click 16 split screen button to switch channel display
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(2) Progress bar Show the progress of the file being played. You may move the bar to seek at any
(3) Hour Buttons Select and click to playback the recorded video file on the specific time frame.
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If there are only 4 cameras, you won’t be able to switch to 9, 13, and 16 split screen mode.
To zoom in an area on the screen, Right click and Drag a square on the area you want to enlarge.
location of the track.
The Hour buttons represent the time in 24-hour clock. The blue bar on top of the hour button indicates
that there is a recorded video file on that period of time. While the red bar indicates that you are currently
viewing the recorded video file.
.
(4) Playback Control
Buttons
Begin: Move at the beginning of the recorded video file.
Previous: Go back to the previous frame.
Slower: Play the recorded video file at the speed of 1/2x, 1/4x, or 1/8x.
Rewind: Wind back the recorded video file.
Pause: Briefly stop playing the recorded video file.
Play: Play the recorded video file.
Faster: Play the recorded video file at the speed of 2x, 4x, 8x,16x or 32x.
Next: Go to the next frame.
End: Go to the end of the recorded video file.
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(5) Date Select the date on the calendar and the time from 00 to 23 to where to start playing
the recorded video file.
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(6) Preview Switch to Preview/Playback mode.
(7) Playback Switch to Playback mode. This allows you to view the recorded video file.
(8) Status bar Display the recorded date, time and play speed.
(9) Camera ID Show the number of cameras that are being viewed. When you are in single screen
(10)iPOS Serach To find iPOS event by keyword or period.
The numbers from 00 to 23 represent the time in 24-hour clock. The numbers from 01 to 16 represent the
camera ID. The blue colored column indicates that there is a recorded video file on that period of time.
While the red colored column indicates on where to start playing the recorded video file.
mode, click the camera ID number to switch and view other camera.
POSOB Path: where the iPOS data located.
Start Time: select the search start time and date
End Time: select the search end time and date
Select Camera: select the camera for iPOS events search
Keyword: enter a keyword to search iPOS event
- Match shole words exactly: the iPOS event must 100% match the
keyword that user has entered.
The search result will display in Search Result windows. User can click specific iPOS
event to view and the iPOS detail will display in Search Receipt.
To save the search result, click Save button. Click Print button to print the search
result.
To save the selected iPOS search receipt, click Save. Click Print to print the selected
iPOS event’s detail.
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(11) Export Export includes Snapshot, Print, Output Video Clip, and Backup function.
Snapshot: Capture and save the screen shot either in *.jpg or *.bmp format.
Print: Print the screen shot.
Output Video Clip: Save the segmented file in *.mpg, *.avi, or *.dvr format (see also
Chapter 3.7
Backup: Save the playback file to USB device or DVD-ROM disk(see also Chapter
4.6 Backup Setting).
(12) Segment Keep a portion of the recorded video (see also Chapter 3.7).
(13) Full screen
Use the entire area of the screen to only display the video. To return, press the right
button of the mouse or ESC on the keyboard or click the arrow icon.
).
Click the arrow icon to leave
from full screen display mode
When you switch to full screen in multiple-screen mode, Left click to toggle to only
display one of the video in the multiple-screen mode or all.
When there are dual monitors with 32 channels, the full screen mode will split into 16 channels on each
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monitor.
(14) Event log Show the record of activities that take place in the system. To filter the records, select
and click the option button to only display Event, System, Operation, Network or POS.
(15) Bookmark Mark a reference point when previewing the recorded video file to which you may
return for later reference. You may also set it to protect the file. (See also Chapter 3.8
(16) Visual Search Search from a specific camera by Date, Hour, Minute, 10 Seconds and Second. (See
also Chapter 3.9
(17) Find Next Search for the next event or changes in the motion detector frame. You can use this
when you are using Intelligent Search or Event Search function.
(18) Event Search Search from the recorded activities that take place in the system (i.e., Sensor,
Motion , Video Loss, POS) . (See also Chapter 3.10
(19) Intelligent Search Search the changes in the motion detector frame (See also Chapter 3.11).
(20) De-interlace To enhance the video quality. Set the de-interlace mode to #1, if you are capturing
motionless picture and #2, if it captures lots of movement.
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3.3.1 Watermark Verification
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Now, SA DVR supports watermark-checking to identify the authenticity of playback video. SA DVR program
can only verify when a single channel in full screen playback mode.
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To verify the playback video doesn’t been modified. Click to verify the playback video. Watermark
verification windows will show up as following:
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3.4 Function Buttons in Compact Mode
To view in Compact mode, click Exit button. In the logout dialog box, click Compact.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Name Function
(1) Split Screen Mode Select from 7 kinds of split screen type to view all the camera, or one camera over
the other or alongside on a single screen.
- If there are only 4 cameras, you won’t be able to switch to 9, 16, and 13 split screen mode.
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- When you are in single screen mode, Right click and Drag a square on the area you want to enlarge.
- When you are in multiple-screen mode, Right click the video screen of the camera and Drag on where
you want to locate it. To only display one of the video in the multiple-screen mode, Left click the video
screen you want to display.
(2) AutoScan Start/Stop video screen cycle switch
(3) Alarm Alert and display warning info.
(4) Playback Switch to Playback mode. This allows you to view the recorded video file. (see
Chapter 3.3
(5) Advanced Switch to Preview/Advanced mode.
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3.5 Function Buttons in PTZ Camera Controller
(2)(3)(4)(5)
(6)
(1)
(7)
(9)(8)
Name Function
(1) Close Exit PTZ camera controller.
(2) Setup Configure PTZ cameras.(see Chapter 3.11)
(3) AutoPan Operate the PTZ cameras automatically based on the selected camera group preset
position number.
(4) Focus +/- Adjust the focus manually to produce clear image.
(5) Zoom +/- Zoom in and out the image.
(6) Direction buttons Adjust and position the focal point of the PTZ camera.
(7) Camera ID pane Display the PTZ camera number that is being operated.
(8) Save Camera
preset position
(9) Camera lens
speed controller
Save the PTZ camera preset position number. Select the camera and click the preset
position number and save it.
Adjust the moving speed of the PTZ camera lens.
(10)
(11)
(10) Camera preset
position number
(11) Group AutoPan Select to automatically operate PTZ camera in group.
Move the PTZ camera to the preset point.
3.6 Setting Up and Using the EMAP
EMAP can hold up to 8 maps in *.bmp/*.jpg format. You may locate the camera, sensor and relay on the
map.
3.6.1 To Set Up the EMAP
1. Click EMAP.
2. When the EMAP screen appears, click the area number (1 to 8 buttons) on where you want to insert the
map.
3. Click Load Map to insert the map. When the open dialog box appears, locate and select the map and
click Open.
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4. When the inserted map appears on the Emap screen, click Edit. You may now drag the camera, sensor,
and relay icons to its place on the map. Icons on the map can be relocated anywhere. Right click
camera icon can select the camera direction in 8 angles. If you are going to locate the icon on the map
to other area, you need to drag the icon to the black pane at the bottom of the Emap screen and then
switch to the area on where you want to locate the icon.
To bring all the icons back to the black pane at the bottom of the Emap screen, click Reset Icon
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5. When you are done, click Edit button to save the new setting. To close EMAP screen, click Exit.
3.6.2 To Use the EMAP
To use the EMAP:
1. Click EMAP.
2. In the EMAP screen, click the camera icon to switch on the area where the camera is located on the
map and to display the video at the upper right corner of the EMAP screen. At the lower right corner of
the EMAP screen, it lists all the warning message.
3. Click Exit to close EMAP screen.
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3.7 To Cut and Save the Wanted Portion of the Recorded Video
1. Use the Playback Control buttons or drag the bar on the playback progress bar and pause on where
you want to start the cut. Then, click Segment to set the begin mark.
2. Use the Playback Control buttons or drag the bar on the playback progress bar and pause on where
you want to end the cut. Then, click Segment to set the end mark. To cancel segmentation or set the
segment marks from the start, click Segment button again.
3. Click Output button to save the wanted clip.
4. In the Save As dialog box, locate on where you want to save the file, type the filename, and select the
video format.
3.8 To Bookmark a Section of the Video
1. Click Bookmark. The video playback stops when the bookmark button is executed.
2. In the Bookmark dialog box, you may do the following:
- Add to include the new reference mark in the bookmark list. You may select to enable/disable file
protection.
- Edit to change the mark description or enable/disable file protection.
- Delete to remove the selected reference mark in the list.
- Delete All to remove all the reference marks in the list.
- Exit to close Bookmark dialog box.
- When the bookmark is protected, the file won’t be overwritten.
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- The protected bookmark file will be deleted when the Delete the recorded data is enable in the
System setting.(also refer to 4.1 System setting
3. Select and click one in the bookmark list to preview the file.
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3.9 To Search Using the Visual Search
1. Click Visual Search.
2. In the Visual Search Setting dialog box, select the Camera number and the date. Then click OK.
When a series of frames appear by date, click on the frame to display another series of frames and
3.
search by every Hour of that date, every Minute of that hour, every 10 Seconds of that minute, every
Second of that 10 seconds. To go back, click
search, click
.
. To view from the selected frame and close event
3.10 To Search Using the Event Search
1. Click on the video screen on where you want to search.
2. Click Event Search. The Event Search text (red) would appear at the lower left corner of the screen.
3. In the Event Search Setting dialog box, check the type of condition you want to search. If you select
POS, in the Find Text box, type the word. Then, click OK to start searching. The video search would
stop at the frame that matches the condition. To keep on searching click
4. You may also set to search and list all the result. Just check the Output Event List box. In the Search
Duration section, set the Begin Time, End Time and Searching Interval. Then, click OK to start
searching.
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5. When the Event list appear, click and select the item you want to view.
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3.11 To Search Using the Intelligent Search
1. Click on the video screen on where you want to search.
2. Click Intelligent Search. The Intelligent Search text (red) would appear at the lower left corner of the
screen.
3. When the Intelligent Search Setting dialog box and motion detector frame appear, you may adjust the
sensitivity bar and the motion detector frame size and location. To set motion detector frame size and
location, left click and drag on the screen. Then, click OK to start searching. The video search would
stop at the frame that matches the condition. To keep on searching click
4. You may also set to search and list all the result. Just check the List box. In the Search Duration section,
set the Begin Time, End Time and Searching Interval. Then, click OK to start searching.
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3.12 To Setup the PTZ/IP PTZ Camera
3.12.1 Setup the PTZ Camera
1. In the PTZ control panel, click Setup.
2. When the PTZ Setup dialog box appears, select the camera number and check the Use PTZ box.
3. In the Connection Settings section, select the COMPort where the PTZ camera is connected, PTZ ID
number and PTZ camera protocol. Then, click Save to keep the settings.
4. Use the PTZ control panel and adjust the position of the PTZ camera.
5. In the Preset Setting section, select the preset number to assign a number for the PTZ camera current
position. Set the DwellTime (1-60 sec) for how long the PTZ camera stays in that position before it
moves to the next one. If you want to add description, check the Show Preset Name box and in the
Preset Name text box, type the word. When done, click Save to keep the settings.
6. Repeat step 4 & 5, if you want to save another PTZ camera position.
7. Restore AutoPan Time: set a time period for restoring auto path function after the PTZ camera has
been moved. Mark the check box and set the time period in second.
8. When done, click OK to save the setting or Click Cancel, to leave without saving the new setting.
9. The on screen PTZ controller is enabled when the IP PTZ camera is connecting to NX DVR system.
User will see a small PTZ controller icon display on the right corner of channel screen.
10. Click on screen PTZ controller icon to call out the control l panel.
- User can move the on screen PTZ controller to any position of screen
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- The on screen PTZ controller only will display on one channel screen at a time.
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(1) (2) (3)
Name Function
(1) Adjust arrow To move the camera lens to up, down, left or right
(2) Speed up/down To speed up or down movement of camera lens
(3) Focus +/- Adjust the focus manually to produce clear image.
(4) Zoom +/- Zoom in and out the image.
(5) On screen PTZ
To call out or close the on screen PTZ controller
controller icon
(4)
(5)
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3.12.2 Setup the IP PTZ Camera
1. In the PTZ control panel, click Setup.
2. When the PTZ Setup dialog box appears, click IP PTZ tab.
3. Select the camera number and check the Use PTZ box.
4. In the Connection Settings section, select the Protocol where the PTZ camera is connected and IP
Camera Site that IP or URL of IP camera. Then, click Save to keep the settings.
5. Use the IP PTZ control panel and adjust the position of the IP PTZ camera.
6. In the Preset Setting section, select the preset number to assign a number for the IP PTZ camera
current position. Set the DwellTime (1-60 sec) for how long the IP PTZ camera stays in that position
before it moves to the next one. If you want to add description, check the Show Preset Name box and in
the Preset Name text box, type the word. When done, click Save to keep the settings.
7. Repeat step 4 & 5, if you want to save another PTZ camera position.
8. Restore AutoPan Time: set a time period for restoring auto path function after the IP PTZ camera has
been moved. Mark the check box and set the time period in second.
9. When done, click OK to save the setting or Click Cancel, to leave without saving the new setting.
11. The on screen PTZ controller is enabled when the IP PTZ camera is connecting to NX DVR system.
User will see a small PTZ controller icon display on the right corner of channel screen.
12. Click on screen PTZ controller icon to call out the control l panel.
- User can move the on screen PTZ controller to any position of screen
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(1) (2) (3)
Name Function
(1) Adjust arrow To move the camera lens to up, down, left or right
(2) Speed up/down To speed up or down movement of camera lens
(3) Focus +/- Adjust the focus manually to produce clear image.
(4) Zoom +/- Zoom in and out the image.
(5) On screen PTZ
To call out or close the on screen PTZ controller
controller icon
(4)
(5)
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Chapter 4 Customizing the DVR System
In the Preview/Advanced screen mode, click button to customize your DVR. When the DVR
configuration setup selection appears, select and click the buttons you want to change the setting.
4.1 System Setting
In the System Setting dialog box, click OK to accept the new settings, click Cancel to exit without saving,
and click Default to revert back to original factory setting.
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
(14)
(1) Storage Path
Set the directory on where to save the data. When there is not enough free space to record one hour data,
the system automatically replaces the oldest data. In case you have more than one storage path, the system
automatically saves the data to the next storage path. You may also add additional network-attached storage
(NAS) for extremely high storage capacity. Select the Enable network storage check box to send the
recorded video in network-attached storage. To add network storage, the Internet storage drive/folder must
be mapped as Network Driver in DVR server. Enable network storage first, and then, click Add. In Browse
For Folder windows, select drive C and right click mouse button, select Map Network Drive option.
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In the Map Network Drive windows, select the Drive and fill in the network drive direction in Folder column
if you know. Or click Browse to find the folder direction. Click Finish to complete the network drive mapping.
After the network drive has been added, user needs to create a folder for network storage. In Browse For
Folder windows, select the network drive and right click mouse button to add a new folder. And then, click
OK. User should see a new storage folder display in Storage path list.
By default the data is stored in C:\Data, to insert another storage path, click Add. To remove the selected
path, click Delete. If you want the system to automatically erase the data after a certain days, enable the
Delete recorded data after check box and enter the numbers of days in Days text box. If you want the
system to automatically erase the event and alarm log after a certain days, enable the Delete event and
alarm log after check box and enter the numbers of days in Days text box. To change logs save direction,
enable Move to and select the new save direction
(2) Hard Disk Calculator
Estimate the hard disk recording capacity. The result of calculation is a rough value which only for reference.
The hard disk record capacity will be varied by the real record quality and complexity of video scene.
Click
recording capacity. Enter the expect hard disk size or expect recording time in Expected HD Size or
Expected Record time, and then click Calculate button. Click OK to exit the hard disk calculator windows.
The hard disk calculation will base on the recording setup and current hard disk setup.
, the hard disk calculator windows will show up. Total Recording time is the current hard disk
(3)Language
Customize the system to display the tool tips and dialogs based on the selected language. By default the
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language is in English.
(4) Video Standard
Change and select the proper video system according to your camera video system. If the video system
setting is wrong, the video would appear abnormal.
(5) Attention Please
Check the attentiveness of the person who is monitoring
the system. You may set the number of times the Attention
dialog box to appear in a day in Times per day text box. To
check the graph on how fast the person response, click
Analysis.
When this feature is enabled, the Attention dialog box
would appear. The person who is monitoring the system must enter the same number that appears from the
left box at the right text box and then click OK.
(6) TV Out
Select the camera you want to appear on TV and set the time gap from 3 to 10 sec. before it switches to the
next camera.
- Advance button (The Advance functions only for NV6000 Express.)
Select the channel and camera user want to display on TV.
In Advance mode, user has two types of display selection – Autoscan and Fixed layout.
Autoscan
(1) Select the video card channel from drop down list. If user only installs one capture card on the
computer, then there is only one video card channel for selection.
(2) Select the display mode as Autoscan.
(3) Preview screen: Live camera video would be displayed here.
(4) Video Mode: Select the video mode user wants to display on screen. The system will auto cycle
switch to display the next channels.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Fixed Layout
(1) Select the video card channel from drop down list. If user only installs one NV card on the
computer, then, there is only one video card channel for selection.
(2) Select the display mode as FixedLayout.
(3) Preview screen: the selected camera video will preview in here.
(4) Video Mode: Select the split mode of TV out display.
(5) Cameras: User can select the cameras that user wants to display on the screen. Only those
selected channels would be displayed on the screen. Also, the camera will be displayed by the
selecting order.
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(7) Configuration
Backup a copy of all the settings and allows you to regain the same settings back. To save the current
settings, click Export. To replace the settings with the one you have saved, click Import.
(8) Login
Enable the conditions in Login section you want the system to automatically carry out.
- Auto record when login
Automatically start video recording when the DVR system is executed.
- Login to compact mode
Switch to compact mode directly when the DVR system is executed.
- Default user
Automatically log in to the selected default user when the DVR system is executed.
(9) Miscellaneous
Enable the conditions in Miscellaneous section you want the system to perform.
- Status Report
Send a daily system event and attention analysis report. To change the e-mail settings, click Setup.
- Beep if no signal
Make sound when the video signal is lost.
- Playback Mode
Select the mode of playback the video.
Select date and time: Select the date and time which user wants to playback.
Play the last file: Automatically playback the video from the last hour
Instant Playback: Automatically playback the video which has just recorded
- Date Format
Select the date format which wants to display in Select date and time playback mode
- Auto Scan Period
Set the time gap of the Auto Scan function from 3 to 10 seconds. This automatically switches to the next
video in cycle depending on the set time gap.
- Enable Overlay
To enhance video signal for better video quality.
(10) Dual Monitor
Enable/disable dual monitor display. Click Setting to select the dual monitor display mode.
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(11) POS
Set from which camera screen to display the data from the POS equipment. Click Setting, to set the POS
Console Setting. To set the text flow and color format, click A dvanced. (see also Chapter 4.1.1
To setup multi-channels of real time iPOS, click iPOS Pro Setting. Enable Multi iPOS Live for viewing
multi-channels of real time iPOS data. To save the real time of iPOS data window position on the UI, mark
the Save Cureent Position. To select all channels, mark All check box. Or mark each channel one by one.
Click OK to save the setting and exit the POS Pro Setting windows.
(12) UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply)
Protect the system from damaging, such as power surges or brownouts. This automatically gives time to
close the DVR system properly when the battery backup power has reached the Shutdown when capacity
below percentage level setting. The UPS device must be connected to your computer (see also Chapter
4.1.2).
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The UPS application must meet Windows 2000 or Windows XP system requirements.
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(13) System Configuration
To configure the DVR system date, time and IP address.
Date/Time Setup
1. Select the Time Zone of DVR server located
2. Select the Month and Date. Click arrow button can switch to different month.
3. Adjust the Time by click spin box arrow button.
4. Click OK to save the configuration.
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IP Setup
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Obtain an IP automatically (DHCP):
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Using the following IP address:
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IP ADDRESS:
system.
Do Not assign the DVR to 1.0.0.0 network segment. It will cause the DVR can not access to
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Internet due to the un-recognize to 1.0.0.0 IP segment.
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Mask:
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GATEWAY:
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DNS:
HDD Format
Select automatica or manual to format hard disk.
It is a bitmask used to identify the sub network and how many bits provide room for host
addresses.
address
Domain Name Server translates domain names (such as www.abb.com.tw) to IP addresses.
Enter the IP address of
Assign a constant IP address which a real IP addresses give from ISP to DVR
Enter the subnet mask of the IP address which user has assigned to DVR system.
A network device act as a passageway to internet. Enter the network gateway IP
DNS if it is available.
Assign a fixed IP address for DVR server
To use DHCP server assigning DVR server a IP address.
- Automatically
1. Select Automaitc
2. Click Format to format the hard disk list in below table.
- Manual
1. Select Manual
2. Select the Hard Disk, Partition(maximum is 4), and fill in the Size of partition
3. Click Format
4. To reset the selection, click Reset All
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