Dahua Video Field Surveillance Unit User Manual

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Video Field Surveillance Unit

User’s Manual

For ARC6416C series

V 1.0.0

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Table of Contents

1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Intro to Product ........................................................................................................... 1

1.2 Features ....................................................................................................................... 1

1.3 Typical Networking ..................................................................................................... 1

2 PRODUCT STRUCTURE .................................................................................................... 3

2.1 Checklist ...................................................................................................................... 3

2.2 Dimensions ................................................................................................................. 3

2.3 Front Panel .................................................................................................................. 3

2.4 Rear Panel ................................................................................................................... 4

3 INSTALLATION AND WIRING ................................ ........................................................... 6

3.1 Before Installation ...................................................................................................... 6

3.1.1 Select Installation Position ....................................................................................... 6

3.1.2 Common Tool ........................................................................................................... 6

3.1.3 Requirements for Installation ................................................................................... 6

3.2 Install Field Surveillance Unit.................................................................................... 7

3.3 Install Peripherals ....................................................................................................... 7

3.4 Wiring ........................................................................................................................... 7

3.4.1 Main Power Wiring ................................................................................................... 7

3.4.2 Network Port Wring .................................................................................................. 7

3.4.3 SFP Port Wiring ........................................................................................................ 8

3.4.4 DI Port Wiring ........................................................................................................... 9

3.4.5 AI Port Wiring ........................................................................................................... 9

3.4.6 RS 485 Port Wiring................................................................................................... 9

3.4.7 RS232 Port Wiring.................................................................................................. 10

3.4.8 DO Port Wiring ....................................................................................................... 11

3.4.9 Smoke Sensor Wiring ............................................................................................ 11

3.4.10 Siren Port Wiring ................................................................................................ 12

3.4.11 Audio Input Port Wiring ...................................................................................... 12

3.4.12 Audio Output Port Wiring ................................................................................... 13

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4 BOOT UP AND OPERATION ........................................................................................... 14

4.1 Boot Up ...................................................................................................................... 14

4.2 Login Web ................................................................................................................. 14

4.3 Setup Wizard ............................................................................................................. 15

4.3.1 Format Storage Card (including SD Card) ............................................................. 15

4.3.2 4G Connection Status ............................................................................................ 16

4.3.3 Add Peripheral Protocol ......................................................................................... 17

4.3.4 Add Peripheral ........................................................................................................ 19

4.3.5 Upload Asset Config .............................................................................................. 21

4.3.6 VPN Connection ..................................................................................................... 21

4.3.7 Platform Input ......................................................................................................... 22

4.3.8 Delivery Mode ........................................................................................................ 23

5 ENVIRONMENT CONFIGURATION ................................................................................. 24

5.1 Peripheral .................................................................................................................. 24

5.2 Data Overlay .............................................................................................................. 27

5.3 Threshold Config ...................................................................................................... 28

5.4 Link Config ................................................................................................................ 30

5.5 Receive Alarm ........................................................................................................... 32

5.6 High Frequency Alarm ............................................................................................. 33

5.7 Power Failure ............................................................................................................ 34

5.8 Environment Log ...................................................................................................... 35

5.9 Protocol ..................................................................................................................... 37

5.10 Sampling Parameter ................................................................................................. 38

5.11 Platform Asset Code ................................................................................................ 38

5.12 Asset Config Upload ................................................................................................ 39

5.13 Port Mapping Config ................................................................................................ 40

5.14 Out Mode ................................................................................................................... 42

5.15 Platform Input ........................................................................................................... 42

5.16 Test Page ................................................................................................................... 43

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5.17 Interactive Page ........................................................................................................ 43

6 SETUP .............................................................................................................................. 45

6.1 Camera ....................................................................................................................... 45

6.1.1 Remote Device ....................................................................................................... 45

6.1.2 Encode ................................................................................................................... 47

6.1.3 Cam Name ............................................................................................................. 51

6.2 Network ...................................................................................................................... 52

6.2.1 TCP/IP .................................................................................................................... 52

6.2.2 Port ......................................................................................................................... 53

6.2.3 WIFI ........................................................................................................................ 55

6.2.4 4G ........................................................................................................................... 56

6.2.5 PPPoE .................................................................................................................... 56

6.2.6 DDNS ..................................................................................................................... 57

6.2.7 IP Filter ................................................................................................................... 58

6.2.8 Email ...................................................................................................................... 59

6.2.9 FTP ......................................................................................................................... 60

6.2.10 SNMP ................................................................................................................. 62

6.2.11 Multicast ............................................................................................................. 63

6.2.12 VPN .................................................................................................................... 64

6.2.13 Alarm Center ...................................................................................................... 66

6.2.14 P2P .................................................................................................................... 67

6.2.15 HTTPS ............................................................................................................... 68

6.3 Event .......................................................................................................................... 73

6.3.1 Video Detect ........................................................................................................... 73

6.3.2 Alarm ...................................................................................................................... 78

6.3.3 Abnormality ............................................................................................................ 79

6.4 Storage ...................................................................................................................... 80

6.4.1 HDD Manage .......................................................................................................... 80

6.4.2 Record .................................................................................................................... 81

6.4.3 Snapshot ................................................................................................................ 84

6.5 System ....................................................................................................................... 86

6.5.1 General ................................................................................................................... 86

6.5.2 Voice ...................................................................................................................... 89

6.5.3 File List ................................................................................................................... 89

6.5.4 Account .................................................................................................................. 90

6.5.5 Auto Maintain ......................................................................................................... 93

6.5.6 Import/Export .......................................................................................................... 93

6.5.7 Default .................................................................................................................... 93

6.5.8 Upgrade .................................................................................................................. 94

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6.6 Info ............................................................................................................................. 95

6.6.1 Version ................................................................................................................... 95

6.6.2 Log ......................................................................................................................... 95

6.6.3 Online Users ........................................................................................................... 96

6.6.4 HDD ........................................................................................................................ 96

7 HOMEPAGE ................................ ................................................................ ..................... 97

7.1 Overview .................................................................................................................... 97

7.2 Add Peripheral .......................................................................................................... 98

7.3 View Peripheral Status ............................................................................................. 98

8 LIVE ................................................................................................................................ 100

8.1 Live ........................................................................................................................... 100

8.2 Live ........................................................................................................................... 100

8.3 Audio Talk ............................................................................................................... 101

8.4 Instant Record......................................................................................................... 102

8.5 Local Play ................................................................................................................ 102

8.6 Window Display Mode ............................................................................................ 102

8.7 PTZ ........................................................................................................................... 103

8.7.1 PTZ Console ........................................................................................................ 103

8.7.2 PTZ ....................................................................................................................... 104

8.7.3 PTZ Menu ............................................................................................................. 108

8.8 Image Setup ............................................................................................................ 109

APPENDIX 1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................... 110

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Important Safeguards and Warnings

Please read the following safeguards and warnings carefully before using the product in order to avoid damages and losses. Note:

 Do not expose the device to lampblack, steam or dust. Otherwise it may cause

fire or electric shock.

 Do not install the device at position exposed to sunlight or in high temperature.

Temperature rise in device may cause fire.

 Do not expose the device to humid environment. Otherwise it may cause fire.  The device must be installed on solid and flat surface in order to guarantee safety

under load and earthquake. Otherwise, it may cause device to fall off or turnover.

 Do not place the device on carpet or quilt.  Do not block air vent of the device or ventilation around the device. Otherwise,

temperature in device will rise and may cause fire.

 Do not place any object on the device.  Do not disassemble the device without professional instruction.

Warning:

 Please use battery properly to avoid fire, explosion and other dangers.  Please replace used battery with battery of the same type.  Do not use power line other than the one specified. Please use it properly.

Otherwise, it may cause fire or electric shock.

Special Announcement

 This manual is for reference only.  All the designs and software here are subject to change without prior written

notice.

 All trademarks and registered trademarks are the properties of their respective

owners.

 If there is any uncertainty or controversy, please refer to the final explanation of

us.

 Please visit our website for more information.

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1 Product Overview

1.1 Intro to Product

This product is a digital surveillance product specifically designed for dynamic and environmental monitoring field. It adopts embedded LINUX OS, which is stable and supports zone alarm input and output, 4mA~20mA amperometric sensor and RS485.RS232 BUS sensor input combined with general H.264 video compression and G.711 audio compression technology to achieve alarm management, dynamic environment collection and control, video surveillance, audio talk and audio play, network exchange and optional looped network. It is a comprehensive surveillance device with advanced control technology and powerful network data transmission capacity. It can be applied in power, gas, telecommunication, agriculture, smart residence, factory and other fields.

1.2 Features

Environment Value Collection

Support 4mA~20mA or 0V~5V analog value data collection, RS485/RS232 BUS environment value data collection.

Environment Value Data Management

Support environment value data uplink reporting, over-the-threshold data alarm linkage.

Remote Monitor

Access via WEB, remotely monitor device and peripheral status.

Storage Function

Storage data collection has special format, one cannot tamper data.

Alarm Link

 Alarm output with multi-channel relay switch value, simply achieve alarm link and on-

site light control.

 Alarm input and alarm output port both have protective circuit.

COM Interface

 RS485 interface, achieve RS485 BUS environment value data input.  Standard Ethernet port and SFP port, achieve network remote access function.  3G/4G network transmission.

UPNP

Via UPNP protocol create mapping relationship between LAN and WAN.

1.3 Typical Networking

See Figure 1-1.

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Figure 1-1

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2 Product Structure

Component

Name

Component

Name

Field Surveillance Unit

2.2kΩ resistance

M3×6 screw

Left hanger

32×6UNC screw

Right hanger Terminal

Quick start guide

Cable

Warranty card

Symbol

Name

Function

Remote control receiver indicator

Blue: it is receiving signal from remote control

2.1 Checklist

Open package of the device; check whether Field Surveillance Unit is damaged referring to Chart 2-1.

Chart 2-1

2.2 Dimensions

Device dimensions is 440mm × 312mm × 42mm（L×W×H）, see Figure 2-1.

Figure 2-1

2.3 Front Panel

Front panel includes USB port, power switch and each indicator, USB port can connect USB mouse or peripheral, and indicators are listed below.

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Power indicator

Plug the device to power, blue indicator turns ON

Alarm indicator

Blue: no alarm, and it turns blue OFF: alarm occurs.

HDD indicator

Blue: HDD is normal. OFF: HDD is abnormal, or capacity warning, it generates alarm

Network indicator

Blue: network is normal. OFF: network is abnormal, or not connected, it generates alarm

Channel indicator

Blue: channel is normal. OFF: channel is abnormal.

2.4 Rear Panel

See Figure 2-2.

Chart 2-2

Figure 2-2

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No.

Port Name

No.

Port Name

○

GPS antenna (reserved)

○

Network port

○

4G antenna

○

SFP port

○

RS232 serial

○

Audio input port

○

Smoke sensor port

○

Battery port

○

RS485

○

Siren port

○

RS232

○

Peripheral power port

○

DI port

○

Alternate power port （DC8~48V）

○

AI port

○

Main power port（DC12V）

○

DO port

○

Main power port（DC-48V）

○

Monitor port

○

Grounding screw

○

Audio input port

Chart 2- 1

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3 Installation and Wiring

3.1 Before Installation

Note: Find external power switch position in case accident occurs during installation and device maintenance. You can immediately cut off power or unplug device power line if needed.

3.1.1 Select Installation Position

 Do not affect the normal operation of device, as far as possible away from heat sources

such as electromagnetic fields or electromagnetic radiation source, easy to leak location, power inlets and outlets.

 Do not install in the room with corrosive acid-base gas.  Do not affect the normal operation of other device, maintenance, and does not occupy

maintenance, security channels and device placeholder.

 The location of the module should be placed in the collection room or area, and facilitate the

wiring, and generally cannot exceed 15 meters from serial communication (RS232) intelligent devices.

 In order to facilitate the device wiring and installation, it is recommended that the distance of

device bottom from the installation ground is 1.4 meters or the installation height flushes with the AC distribution box to maintain the site device overall good appearance.

3.1.2 Common Tool

Glue gun, tape, electric hand drill, rivet gun and rivet, multi-meter, soldering iron and other common tools.

3.1.3 Requirements for Installation

Cut Line

You must stop the power or signal before cut the line, when unclear whether there is electricity or signal, do not allow more than two lines cut at the same time(to prevent short circuits and interference) , only allowing to cut one by one. Note to use insulated pliers; do not throw the cut line randomly to prevent a short circuit to ground.

Stripping

Use a sharp diagonal plier to scratch a lap on wire and then pull with force, remove the insulating layer of wire. Note that do not cut too deep, otherwise will scratch the metal wire

Wiring

When wiring, separate the two wires that will be connected together for 1.5 cm and up, followed by two wire twisted tight and together, and then add on solder wire. Respectively wrap the connected wire with insulating tape tightly, then two wires wrapped are put together.

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Note Do not have short glitch exposed on the outside, which will puncture insulating tape and other cause short circuit of metal, at the same time be sure to wrap in a uniform appearance, with thickness not less than two layers of insulating tape.

Terminal

Peel the line about 1 cm, (if it is stranded cotton-covered wire, use hands to twist them together) and fold twice. After terminal is inserted, tighten the terminal screws. Note that the terminal screws must be very tight, and use hand to pull the inserted wire, confirm this line is very strong.

Weld

When welding on site, be sure to consider security issues of soldering iron, must be careful not to damage other device during welding.

3.2 Install Field Surveillance Unit

The device adopts wall mount installation; first install hangers onto device, hang the device on wall via hanger and finally fix the device with screws.

3.3 Install Peripherals

For instructions, please refer to user’ manual of each peripheral.

3.4 Wiring

3.4.1 Main Power Wiring

The device provides two methods of main power (DC-48V and DC12V) to power the device, see Figure 3-1.

3.4.2 Network Port Wring

Figure 3-1

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The device provides 4-ch network port, to support exchange and achieve linkage use among device and PC, device and IPC, or network collection controllers, see Figure 3-2.

Figure 3-2

3.4.3 SFP Port Wiring

The device provides 2-ch SFP port, to support loop network and achieve linkage use among device and optical exchange, device and device, see Figure 3-3. Connect fiber wire: after inserting fiber wire into the port, pull up black cover, and insert fiber wire into the plug. Remove fiber plug: pull the shifting ring on plug out to take out plug.

Figure 3-3

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3.4.4 DI Port Wiring

The device provides 16-ch DI port which may connect to passive IR sensor, smoke sensor, pointtype flooding and etc. See Figure 3-4.

Figure 3-4

3.4.5 AI Port Wiring

The device provides 8-ch analog value port, which may connect to temperature/humidity sensor and other 4~20mA analog value peripherals. See Figure 3-5.

3.4.6 RS 485 Port Wiring

Figure 3-5

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The device provides 8-ch RS485 port, which may connect to PTZ, temperature/humidity sensor, voltameter/smart meter, access control, distribution switch and smart air conditioner, battery detector and etc, see Figure 3-6.

Figure 3-6

Note: Peripheral 485 address must match the corresponding address of port.

3.4.7 RS232 Port Wiring

The device provides 2-ch RS232 port, which may connect to 2 groups of UPS device, see Figure 3-7.

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Figure 3-7

3.4.8 DO Port Wiring

The device provides 4-ch wiring (NC, COM, NO), may connect to light control device, see Figure 3-8.

 NC: normal close.  NO: normal open.  COM: component object mode, public terminal.

Figure 3-8

Note:

 L is fire line, N is null line; or L is phase line, N is neutral line.  Light control device is NO by default, so light is OFF. When alarm occurs, light will be ON.

3.4.9 Smoke Sensor Wiring

The device provides smoke sensor port, connecting to smoke sensor, see Figure 3-9.

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Figure 3-9

3.4.10 Siren Port Wiring

The device provides siren port (BELL+), to achieve siren alarm, see Figure 3-10.

Figure 3-10

3.4.11 Audio Input Port Wiring

The device provides 1-ch audio input port (MIC IN), to connect MIC, pick-up and etc and achieve audio intercom, see Figure 3-11.

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Figure 3-11

3.4.12 Audio Output Port Wiring

The device provides 1-ch audio output port (AUDIO OUT), to connect speaker and etc. which can play audio, see Figure 3-12.

Figure 3-12

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4 Boot Up and Operation

4.1 Boot Up

Connect power line, boot up the device. When the device beeps, it completely boots up. See Chart 2-2.

4.2 Login Web

Please make sure PC and the Field Surveillance Unit are in the same network segment and there is communication between network port and Field Surveillance Unit.

Note: Field Surveillance Unit’s initial IP is 192.168.1.108. At first time login, please follow instructions to install plug in.

Step 1. In Internet Explorer, input IP add of Field Surveillance Unit, press Enter. You will see

Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1

Step 2. Enter username and password, click Login to enter homepage. Note: Default username and password are both “admin”, please change the password after first time login.

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 First time login

System shows admin security setup box.

 If you want to change password, please enter old password, new password and

confirm password. Click OK.

 If you do not want to change password, click Cancel and enter homepage.

 Non-first time login. See Figure 4-2.

Figure 4-2

4.3 Setup Wizard

The device provides setup wizard, to quickly set parameters, network connection, peripheral and platform connection. Click Setup Wizard at the upper right corner, pop up wizard interface, see Figure 4-3.

 Click to hide interface, icon changes to. . Click to unfold interface, icon changes

to .

 Click to close interface.

Figure 4-3

4.3.1 Format Storage Card (including SD Card)

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Warning:

When you first time insert SD card, you shall format it. If you have already formatted it, please skip this step. Click “1 Format Storage Card”, see Figure 4-4.Select storage card. Click Format, device auto reboots.

Figure 4-4

4.3.2 4G Connection Status

Click “2 4G Connection Confirmation”, see Figure 4-5. If you get dial IP, manufacturer info and wireless signal, then means successfully dialed. If not shown, confirm if connection of 4G module power, USB and antenna are connected rightly if signal strength over -90dBm.

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Figure 4-5

4.3.3 Add Peripheral Protocol

Step 1. Click “3 Protocol Management”, see Figure 4-6.

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Figure 4-6

Protocol Type

Note

AA_a.lua

Peripheral file, single protocol only provides one peripheral input. If you need more models of peripheral, need to upload more protocol.

pointDB

Point database file, need peripheral need to update this file.

Step 2. Click Add, see Figure 4-7.

Figure 4-7

Step 3. Click Select, select file, see Chart 4-1.

Chart 4-1

Step 4. Click Enter to add this protocol into list.

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Step 5. In the list, find this protocol, click , to enable this protocol, button switches to

Step 6. Click Reboot.

4.3.4 Add Peripheral

Step 1. Click “4 Peripheral Management”, see Figure 4-8. Link peripheral to protocol.

Step 2. In blank row, click .

See Figure 4-9.

Figure 4-8

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Step 3. Set parameter.

Parameter

Note

Device Name

Customize peripheral name.

Device Type

Peripheral type supported by current device shall match device

type supported in protocol management.

Protocol

Match peripheral one by one, the name of protocol is just model of peripheral. Please see Ch 5.9.

Channel Type

Physical port type of this peripheral.

Address

Different port types, correspond to different addresses. Relationships are： Channel type is local switch （ Z1~Z16 ） , corresponding address is 1~16. Channel type is local analog value（A1~A8），corresponding address is 1~8. Channel type is RS485/RS232 port, corresponding address is peripheral actual COM address. Channel type is network, address by default.

NO/NC

Channel type is local switch quantity（Z1~Z16）, need to set

NO/NC according to peripheral type.

Analog Type

Channel type is local analog（A1~A8）, need to set current type and voltage according to peripheral type.

Upper Limit

Set according to actual peripheral.

Lower Limit

Set according to actual peripheral.

Compensation

Value

When measure value and actual value differ, you can calibrate

via compensation value.

Figure 4-9

Chart 4-2

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Step 4. Click . Enable this peripheral, button siwtch to .

4.3.5 Upload Asset Config

Step 1. Click “5 Asset Config Upload”, see Figure 4-10.

Figure 4-10

Step 2. Click Select, select file.

Note: File format and naming are strictly ruled.

Step 3. Click Upload.

4.3.6 VPN Connection

VPN is to create virtual network in public network, by encrypting data pack and converting data pack target address to achieve remote access. Step 1. Click “6 VPN Connection Confirmation”, see Figure 4-11.

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Figure 4-11

Step 2. Set parameter. Step 3. Click OK.

Step 4. Place mouse on in the upper right to view connection.

4.3.7 Platform Input

Step 1. Click “7 Platform Input”, see Figure 4-12.

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Figure 4-12

Step 2. Check Connect Enable. Step 3. Enter platform provided server IP, port, registration interval. Step 4. Click OK. Step 5. Click Refresh to view whether connection is successful and get sampling address.

4.3.8 Delivery Mode

Used to check wiring and config, quickly deliver. Click “8 Delivery Mode”, see Figure 4-13.

Figure 4-13

Note: When disable it, device will not filter warning delay and outage warning. After device reboots, it is auto enabled.

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5 Environment Configuration

5.1 Peripheral

You must link peripheral to added protocol before you can perform monitoring operation. Select Environment Config>Peripheral, see Figure 5-1.

Figure 5-1

Step 1. In blank row, click . See Figure 5-2.

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Step 2. Set parameters.

Parameter

Note

Device Name

For recognition only, may be customized.

Device type

As peripheral type supported by current device，match device type in Protocol.

Protocol

One to one match peripheral you will connect，protocol name is the model of protocol. New peripheral shall upload corresponding protocol referring to Ch 5.9.

Channel type

Physical port connecting the peripheral

Address

Different port type, different address, connection relation is ： channel type is local switch value（Z1~Z16）, corresponding address is 1~16 ； channel type is local analog value （A1~A8）, corresponding address is 1~8；channel type is serial（RS485/RS232 port），corresponding address is the actual COM address of peripheral；channel type is network, address is default.

NO/NC

Channel type is local switch（Z1~Z16）, need to set NO/NC

according to peripheral type.

Analog Type

Channel type is local analog quantity（A1~A8）, need to set current and voltage type according to peripheral type.

Upper Limit

Set according to actual peripheral.

Lower Limit

Set according to actual peripheral.

Compensation

Value

When measure value and actual value differ, you can calibrate

via compensation value.

Figure 5-2

Chart 5-1

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Step 3. Enter. Step 4. Enable peripheral.

 Click in corresponding row, to enable/disable this peripheral, button switches to

 Click to one-click enable/disable all peripherals.

Modify Peripheral

Step 1. In device info, click . See Figure 5-3,

Figure 5-3

Step 2. Modify parameter as you need. Step 3. Click Enter.

Delete Peripheral

 Click in device row to delete this device.

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 Click to delete all peripherals.

5.2 Data Overlay

By setting data overlay, you can overlay threshold value of s certain peripheral monitoring point on window of digital channel monitoring window. Select Environment Config>Data Overlay, see Figure 5-4.

Figure 5-4

Add Data Overlay

Step 1. (Optional) check Enable to enable data overlay function. Step 2. In dropdown list, select channel no. and font.

Note: Only digital channel can achieve data overlay.

Step 3. Click Add. See Figure 5-5.

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Figure 5-5

Step 4. Select device name, and monitoring spot, customize title. Step 5. Click Enter. Step 6. Drag yellow module into video box, confirm position to display. Step 7. Click OK.

Modify Data Overlay

Step 1. Click in device info. Step 2. Modify parameter as you need.

Step 3. Click OK.

Delete Data Overlay

Click to delete corresponding row.

5.3 Threshold Config

You can set alarm point threshold value of the above added peripheral. Step 1. Select Environment>Threshold Setup, see Figure 5-6.

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Figure 5-6

Step 2. In dropdown list, select device name and monitoring spot, to filter monitoring spot.

 Remote test: remotely collect peripheral analog date.  Remote signal: remotely collect peripheral switch signal.

Step 3. Modify monitoring spot info.

a) Click . See Figure 5-7.

Figure 5-7

b) Modify threshold value, see Chart 5-2. Note: If you set absolute threshold and relative threshold at the same time, it prefers absolute value.

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Parameter

Note

Door Limit

When a certain remote test datum exceeds door threshold, the device will alarm.

Delay

When monitoring spot reaches warning limit, system will delay a while then warns.

Warning Difference

Used to limit frequent warning. Too high warning, warning threshold value below door limit-warning difference, warning disappears. Too low warning, warning threshold value over door limit+warning difference, warning disappears.

Absolute Threshold

Remote test data change range exceed absolute threshold, data will be saved to database.

Relative Threshold

Remote test data change range exceed the product of previous remote test value and relative threshold value, and data will be saved to database.

Chart 5-2

c) Click OK.

Step 4. (Optional) Click in Enable column to set this spot to key monitoring spot, and

button switches to .

Step 5. (Optional) Click in Enable column to close mentoring, button switches to .

5.4 Link Config

You need to set link parameter, when a certain peripheral reaches alarm point, it can link other peripherals to alarm. The system provides 16 link groups, and each group can add 16 devices to link alarm. Step 1. Select Environment Config>Link Config, see Figure 5-8.

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Parameter

Note

PTZ Activation

Check it, select channel and link mode. Link mode includes preset, pointto-point tour, pattern. See Ch 8.7.2

Figure 5-8

Step 2. Select link group, and customize group name. Step 3. Set link device.

a) Click Add, see Figure 5-9.

Figure 5-9

b) Set device name and monitoring spot. Step 4. Set parameter.

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Parameter

Note

Record

Check, select snapshot channel, when alarm occurs, link this channel record. See Ch 6.4.2.

Record Delay

When alarm ends, record delays for a while before it stops.

Snapshot

Check, select snapshot channel, when alarm occurs, link this channel snapshot, snapshot 20 pics each time. See Ch 6.4.3.

Alarm Output

Check, select alarm output channel, when alarm occurs, link alarm output

port peripheral device.

Alarm Delay

When alarm event ends, alarm delays for a while before it stops.

Voice Prompts

Check, in dropdown list select audio file, when alarm occurs, link this audio file. See Ch 6.5.2.

Buzzer

Check, when alarm occurs, buzzer alarms.

Siren

Check, when alarm occurs, it enables siren.

Message

Check, in dropdown list select alarm group, when alarm occurs, it sends

message to user in this group. See Ch 5.5 .

Mail

Check, in dropdown list select alarm group, when alarm occurs, it sends

mail to user in this group. See Ch 5.5 .

Chart 5-3

Step 5. Click OK.

5.5 Receive Alarm

You can set receiving alarm contact, and the system provides 3 receiving alarm group setup. Select Environment Config>Receive Alarm, see Figure 5-10.

Figure 5-10

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Add Receive Alarm

Step 1. Select Receive Alarm Group. Double click group name to customize name. Step 2. Click Add. See Figure 5-11.

Figure 5-11

Step 3. Enter contact name, mobile phone, mail address and organization. Click Enter. Step 4. Click Enter.

Modify Receive Alarm

Step 1. Click . Step 2. Modify info accordingly.

Step 3. Click Enter.

Delete Receive Alarm

 Click to delete one contact.

 Check multiple contact, click Delete to batch delete contacts.

5.6 High Frequency Alarm

Set period and max alarm number, then when a certain alarm info has been reported exceeding max alarm limit within the period, the system will treat it as high frequency alarm, and shield this alarm info. If alarm within the period has not reached max alarm limit, then system cancel high frequency alarm. Step 1. Select Environment Config>High Frequency Alarm, see Figure 5-12.

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Figure 5-12

Step 2. Set statistical cycle (period) and max alarm.

 Statistical cycle: time interval of each time alarm count, unit is second, max1800s.  Max alarm: within the statistical cycle, max alarm log number received by the system,

unit is item, which is 6 by default.

Step 3. Click OK.

5.7 Power Failure

When alarms occur due to power failure, high voltage, low voltage, or lack of equal status, the other alarm points can be set as "filtering monitoring points" to filter out these linkage alarm messages when other devices generate linkage alarms. . For example, because the main power-down, resulting in air-conditioning also power-down, this time will also produce the main power failure alarm information and air conditioning power failure alarm information. If the main power failure is set to "display monitoring point", air conditioning power failure is set to "filter monitoring point", you can filter air conditioning power failure alarm information, only displaying the main power failure alarm information. Step 1. Select Environment Config>Power Failure, see Figure 5-13.

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Step 2. Click . See Figure 5-14.

Figure 5-13

Figure 5-14

Step 3. According to actually connected peripheral, check show monitor point and filter monitor

point. Click Enter.

Click to delete this monitor fiter result.

5.8 Environment Log

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Used to filter, view and back up log. Step 1. Select Environment Config>Environment Log, see Figure 5-15.

Figure 5-15

Step 2. In dropdown list select device name, monitor spot, and period. Step 3. Click Search.

See Figure 5-16.

 Click to switch image display.  Click Export to export log info to local.

Figure 5-16

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5.9 Protocol

Warning After you add or delete protocol, you must reboot the device to make adding/deleting valid.

Add relative peripheral protocol, to link video field surveillance unit and peripheral.

Step 1. Select Environment Config>Protocol, see Figure 5-17.

Figure 5-17

 Click Warning, to enable/disable warning delay.

 Click to delete this protocol.

Step 2. Click Add. See Figure 5-18.

Figure 5-18

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Step 3. Click Select, select file, see Chart 5-4.

Protocol Type

Note

AA_a.lua

 AA_a.lua：peripheral protocol file，one protocol can only

provide one peripheral input, if you connect to multiple models of peripheral, you must upload multple protocols. AA is peripheral model, a represents peripheral no.（1, 2,

3）. For MDDH9901DC，if you want to input 3 units at the same time, you must upload such protocols as MDDH9901DC_1.lua；MDDH9901_2.lua； MDDH9901DC_3.lua

pointDB

Point position database file, new peripheral will need to upload this file.

Chart 5-4

Step 4. Click Enter.

Step 5. In list find this protocol info, click , enable this protocol and button switches to

Step 6. Click Reboot to reboot the device.

5.10 Sampling Parameter

You can set collection period and storage count and collect peripheral change info. Step 1. Select Environment Config>Sampling Parameter, see Figure 5-19.

Figure 5-19

Step 2. Set collection cycle and storage count.

 Collection cycle: time interval between each time of collection, unit is second, range is 1~60.  Storage count: Max log quantity can be stored by the system, range is 1~5000.

Step 3. Click OK.

5.11 Platform Asset Code

Step 1. Select Environment Config>Platform Asset. See Figure 5-20.

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Figure 5-20

Step 2. In dropdown list select station name, enter province/state and city. Below show platforms

connected to this station. Step 3. In New Asset Code box, enter new code. Step 4. Click OK.

5.12 Asset Config Upload

Step 1. Select Environment Config>Asset Config>Upload. See Figure 5-21.

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Figure 5-21

Step 2. Click Select, select file ended in “.cvs”. Step 3. Click Upload. Log in web again.

5.13 Port Mapping Config

Bind environment port with network device IP, port no. to input network device. Select Environment Config>Port Mapping Config, see Figure 5-22.

Figure 5-22

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Add Port Mapping

Step 1. Click Add, see Figure 5-23.

Figure 5-23

Step 2. Select device type, fill in device IP and port. Step 3. Click Enter.

Modify Port Mapping

Step 1. Click . See Figure 5-24.

Step 2. Modify parameter. Step 3. Click Enter.

Delete Port Mapping

Figure 5-24

 Click to delete one port mapping info.

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 Check multiple mapping info, click Delete to batch delete.

5.14 Out Mode

Step 1. Select Environment Config>Out Mode. See Figure 5-25.

Figure 5-25

Step 2. Select each channel out mode, as manual, auto and off. Step 3. Click OK.

5.15 Platform Input

Input platform device into video field surveillance unit, and collect platform data for monitoring. Step 1. Select Environment Config>Platform Input. See Figure 5-26.

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Figure 5-26

Step 2. Check Connect Enable, to enable platform input. Step 3. Enter server IP, server port and registration interval of platform. Step 4. Click OK. Step 5. Click Refresh to see if connection is successful.

5.16 Test Page

Used to test whether system runs normally or not and whether peripheral connection is OK. Select Environment Config>Test Page, see Figure 5-27.

Figure 5-27

5.17 Interactive Page

For the poor upstream network, or in order to improve the interactive speed, alarm signals triggered by environmental peripherals will be sent to interactive page. Upon network recovery or in background operation those signals then be reported to platform together.

 Remote signal: each type of switch signal of remote peripherals  Remote test: each type of analog data of remote peripherals

Step 1. Select Environment Config>Interactive Page, see Figure 5-28.

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Figure 5-28

Step 2. In dropdown list select view type. The list below shows related type of device monitoring

info.

When it shows remote signal device, you can operate All Start and All Stop.

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6 Setup

6.1 Camera

6.1.1 Remote Device

A user can manually or automatically add remote devices and modify, delete and update info.

6.1.1.1 Add Remote Device

Step 1. Select Setup>Camera>Remote Device, see Figure 6-1.

Figure 6-1

Note:  If the device you want to add has the same IP and TCP port with existing device list, you will

not be able to add this device.

 Max 4 remote devices supported by the device.

 means successful connection, and means failed connection.

Step 2. Add remote device.

 Search to add

Step 1. Click Device Search, list shows searched device info. Step 2. Double click the device info or select the check box in front of device info,

then you can add it into list.

 Manually add

Step 1. Click Manual Add. See Figure 6-2.

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Parameter

Description

Channel

Remote device’s channel number in local device. Configure remote devices in the corresponding passage in the local device. For example, if you configure a channel name, the corresponding channel number is used.

Manufacturers

Select in the drop-down box according to the actual situation. Adding support for these manufacturers: Panasonic, Sony, Dynacolor, Samsung, Axis, Arecont, Onvif like.

IP Address

Enter the IP address of the remote device.

RTSP Port

Enter the remote device RTSP port number, the default is 554.

HTTP Port

Enter the remote device HTTP communication port number, 80 by default.

TCP Port

TCP port to provide communications services, according to the actual needs of users. The default is 37777.

Username / Password

Enter the user name and password to log into the remote device.

Remote Channel No.

The channel number of channels needed to connect remote devices. Decode Buffer

Including the default, real-time, smooth cases.

Service Type

Including the automatic, TCP and UDP.

Figure 6-2

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-1.

Chart 6-1

Step 3. Click OK.

6.1.1.2 Modify or Delete Remote Device

 Modify device info

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Click or double click one added device, pop up modify box, see Chart 6-1 and modify

Parameter

Note

Stream type

Activity controlled frame rate (ACF) feature, use a different frame rate for video, high frame rate recording for an important event, for timed events using a low frame rate video, motion detection and alarm recording frame rate can be set individually.

Main stream including ordinary stream, motion detection and alarm stream. For different events you can choose different video streams.

Secondary stream supports only the ordinary stream.

Enable video

Select Enable to open the secondary stream, by default.

Encoding mode

Video encoding mode, with the following options:

 H.264: Main profile encoding.  MJPEG: High-definition video streams are needed to ensure

the image quality. In order to make the video image to achieve better results, we recommend choosing the maximum value among our

parameter. Click OK.

 Delete device

 Click in added device list to delete the device.  In added device list, check multiple check, click Delete to batch delete remote device.

6.1.2 Encode

You can set video stream, snapshot stream, video overlay and storage path.

6.1.2.1 Encode

Step 1. Select Setup>Camera>Encode>Encode. See Figure 6-3.

Figure 6-3

Step 2. Select channel no., set video stream, see Chart 6-2.

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reference stream values.

Resolution

Video resolution. The maximum resolution of different devices may be different, please refer to the actual interface.

 The main stream resolution types are 1920 * 1080 (1080p),

1280 * 1024 (SXGA), 1280 * 960 (1.3M), 1280 * 720 (720P), 704 * 576 (D1).

 The auxiliary stream resolution type is 704 * 576 (D1), 352 *

288 (CIF).

Frame rate

The number of frames per second video included. The higher the frame rate, the more realistic and smooth the image. The frame rate varies depending on the resolution.

Stream control

Video stream control mode.

 Limited stream: the stream is a fixed value.  Variable bit stream: the stream will change with the scene and

so on.

Note:

When Encoding Mode is set to MJPEG, the bit stream control mode can only be fixed code stream.

Code stream value

 Main stream: set the stream value to change the quality of

picture quality, the higher the code value, the better picture quality. The reference code stream value provides the best reference range.

 In the fixed picture stream mode, the code stream value is the

upper limit of the code stream; under the dynamic picture, if necessary, by reducing the frame rate and picture quality to ensure that the code stream does not exceed this value; in the variable bit stream mode, the value does not make sense.

Reference code stream value

The best code stream range recommended to the user according to the resolution and frame rate user configured.

Enable audio

Select the check box indicates that the feature is enabled. When audio is enabled, the recording file is an audio / video composite stream.

Note: Video Enable must be selected first before enable audio in Sub Stream.

Chart 6-2

Step 3. Click OK.

6.1.2.2 Snapshot

Step 1. Select Setup>Camera>Encode>Snapshot. See Figure 6-4.

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Figure 6-4

Parameter

Note

Mode

As timing, event and trigger. Timing is to snapshot within set time, see Ch 6.4.2.1. Event is to snapshot when alarm linked.

Image Size

Set according to front-end device image size.

Image Quality

Set image quality within 6 levels.

Snapshot

Frequenc y

Set snapshot frequency.

Step 2. Select Channel no., set parameter, see Chart 6-3.

Chart 6-3

Step 3. Click OK.

6.1.2.3 Video Overlay

Step 1. Select Setup>Camera>Encode>Overlay. See Figure 6-5.

Figure 6-5

Step 2. (Optional)Set cover area.

Note:

When you want to cover certain part of video for privacy, you can set cover area.

1. Check Monitor, see Set button on the right.

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2. Click Set, on left press mouse/right click to draw cover area. System supports to 4 cover areas.

 Select area box, click delete or right click mouse to delete corresponding area.  Click clear to delete all area boxes.

Step 3. (Optional) Set channel title.

Note: When you need to show channel title in video, you can set channel title.

1. Check channel display, see Set button on the right.

2. Click Set to enter title.

3. Drag channel box on the left to adjust position.

Figure 6-6

Step 4. (Optional) Set time title.

Note: When you need to show time in video, you can set time title.

1. Check Time Title, see Set button on the right.

2. Click Set to enter title.

Drag time box on the left to adjust position.

Figure 6-7

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Step 5. Click OK. Click Copy to copy this config to other channels. After being saved, in Live, select channel to view, see Figure 6-8.

Figure 6-8

6.1.2.4 Path

Step 1. Select Setup>Camera>Encode>Path. See Figure 6-9.

Figure 6-9

Step 2. Click Browse, select snapshot path and record path.

Default path is PictureDownload and RecordDownload in system disk.

Step 3. Click OK.

Click Default to restore default setup.

6.1.3 Cam Name

Used to mark each channel. Note: Set channel name, monitor interface and overlay setup interface, which will sync the latest channel name and title.

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Step 1. Select Setup>Camera>Cam Name. See Figure 6-10.

Parameter

Note

Network Card

Default is “Network Card1”.

IP Version

You can select IPv4 and IPv6. Currently there are two types of IP address

supported.

MAC Address

Show device MAC address.

Figure 6-10

Step 2. Enter channel name. Step 3. Click OK

6.2 Network

6.2.1 TCP/IP

Note: Before you set network, please confirm that Field Surveillance Unit has been properly connected into the Internet. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>TCP/IP, see Figure 6-11.

Figure 6-11

Step 2. Set TCP/IP parameter, see Chart 6-4.

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Parameter

Note

Mode

Static

Manually set IP address, subnet mask, gateway. DHCP Auto get IP function. When enable DHCP, “IP Address”, “Subnet mask”

and “Default Gateway” cannot be set. If currently DHCP is valid, then IP/mask/gateway show DHCP to get value. If invalid, IP and etc. are 0. To check the current IP, if DHCP does not take effect, turn off DHCP first to display the IP information obtained by non-DHCP automatically. If DHCP is enabled, then turn off DHCP cannot show the original IP information, need to re-set IP related parameters. "IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DHCP cannot be changed when PPPoE dialing is enabled.

IP Address

Enter planned IP address.

Subnet Mask

According to the actual situation, subnet prefix is digital, input 1 ~ 255, subnet prefix part identifies a specific network link, usually includes a hierarchical structure. Note:

The device checks the validity of all IPv6 addresses. The IP address and the default gateway must be in the same network segment. That is, the segment with the specified length which the subnet prefix defines must be the same to pass the test.

Default Gateway

According to the actual situation, the IP address must be in the same network segment.

Note: IPv6 version IP address,

default gateway, preferred DNS, alternate DNS input is 128 bits, cannot be empty.

Preferred DNS

DNS server IP address.

Alternate DNS

DNS server backup IP address.

MTU

Used to set the MTU value of the network card, the setting range is 1280 bytes to 7200 bytes and the default is 1500. Modifying the MTU will cause the network card to be restarted and the network interruption will affect the running network service. When MTU modification is saved, Dialog box to confirm that the device reboots. If the user cancels the restart, the modification does not take effect. Note:

MTU recommended value：

 1500: The maximum and default value for Ethernet packets. The

typical settings for network connections without PPPoE and VPN are the default settings for some routers, network adapters, and switches.

 1492: The best value of PPPOE.  1468: the best value for DHCP.  1450: the best value of VPN.

Chart 6-4

Step 3. Click OK.

6.2.2 Port

You can set device’s max connection ports in this interface and each port value. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>Port, see Figure 6-12.

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Figure 6-12

Parameter

Note

Max Connection

The number of clients allowed to log in at the same time (with WEB client, platform client, mobile client, etc.).

TCP Port

TCP protocol communication port to provide services, according to the actual needs of the user settings, the default is 37,777.

UDP Port

User packet protocol port, according to the actual needs of the user settings, the default is 37778.

HTTP Port

HTTP communication port, according to the actual needs of the user settings, the default is 80, if set to other values, use the browser login and need to add a modified port number after the address.

HTTPS Port

HTTPS communication port, according to the actual needs of users, the default is 443.

RTSP Port

 RTSP port number defaults to 554, if default there is no need to fill

out. The following formats can be used to play back real-time monitoring using QuickTime or VLC in Apple's browser. Blackberry also supports this feature.

 Real-time monitoring of streaming stream URL format, requesting

real-time monitoring of streaming RTSP streaming media service should indicate the requested channel number and stream type in the URL. If user needs authentication information, user name and password should also be provided.

 Users accessing by BlackBerry need to set stream encoding mode to

H.264B, the resolution to CIF, and turn off the audio.

URL format note： rtsp://username:password@ip:port/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&su btype=0

username password ip port： Port number, the default is 554, if the default cannot fill out.

channel： Channel number, starting with 1. Such as channel 2, then channel = 2. subtype： The code stream type is 0 (that is, subtype = 0) and the secondary stream is 1 (that is, subtype = 1). For example, to request the secondary stream for channel 2 of a device, the URL is as follows

rtsp://admin:admin@10.12.4.84:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=2&su btype=1

If you do not need authentication, the user name and password need not be specified, use the following format:

rtsp://ip:port/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0

Step 2. Set each port value, see Chart 6-5.

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Chart 6-5

Step 3. Click OK.

6.2.3 WIFI

WIFI is wireless network, you can connect Field Surveillance Unit into the Internet via WIFI. Note: Confirm that device has WIFI module or has connected to external WIFI module. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>WIFI, see Figure 6-13.

Figure 6-13

Step 2. Check Enable. Step 3. Click Search SSID.

SSID list shows all available WIFI name and its connection mode, encryption and etc. See Figure 6-14.

Figure 6-14

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Step 4. Double click WIFI to connect. Click Refresh to get connection status.

6.2.4 4G

Warning: Ensure connection with 3G/4G module.

The device accesses the 3G / 4G network through the dial-up mode of each operator, and realizes the functions such as receiving alarm information, device state, audio / video, image receiving and so on.

Select Setup>Network>4G>4G Set, see Figure 6-15.

Figure 6-15

If the dialing is unsuccessful or frequently dropped, make sure that the 4G module, USB cable and antenna are connected correctly and that the signal strength is above -90dBm.

Note:

You can place mouse on at the upper-right corner to view 4G connection status.

6.2.5 PPPoE

By enabling PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) dial-up connection, the device will obtain a dynamic IP address for the WAN. Before doing so, obtain the PPPoE user name and password provided by the ISP (Internet Service Provider). Note: After enabling PPPoE function, select Setup>Network>TCP/IP, you cannot edit IP address here. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>PPPoP. See Figure 6-16.

Figure 6-16

Step 2. Check Enable, enter PPPoE username and password.

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Step 3. Click OK.

Parameter

Note

DDNS Type

DDNS server provider name.

Host IP

DDNS server provider address, default is www.quickddns.com， cannot change.

Domain Mode

Select domain mode, include default domain name or custom domain name.

Default domain name format is “MAC address

（without’.’）.quickddns.com”.

Custom domain name is to set domain name by user, format is

“name.quickddns.com”.

Username

Fill in mail username to access DDNS server provider.

Test

Click "Test" to confirm whether the domain name can be registered successfully. If the test is unsuccessful, check that the domain information is correct and clean up your browser's cache.

The system prompts to save successfully and display the acquired public IP address in real time. The user can access the device through the IP address.

6.2.6 DDNS

DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Server) is used to dynamically update the relationship between the domain name and IP address on the DNS server, so that users can access the device through the domain name.

Note: Before configuring, check whether the device supports the DNS server type and register the domain name of the DDNS service provider provides on the WAN PC. After the registration succeeds, you can view all the connected device information of the registered user.

 If the DDNS type is Private DDNS or Quick DDNS, you do not need to register the domain

name.

 If the DDNS type is other types, you need to register the corresponding DDNS website to

Step 1. Select Setup>Network>DDNS. See Figure 6-17.

Figure 6-17

Step 2. Check Enable, according to actual condition, set DDNS config.

 If you select DDNS type to be Dahua DDNS, then see Chart 6-6.

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Chart 6-6

Parameter

Note

DDNS Type

DDNS server provider name and address, the corresponding relationship is as follows.

Dyndns DDNS address：members.dyndns.org. NO-IP DDNS address：dynupdate.no-ip.com. CN99 DDNS address：members.3322.org. Private DDNS address ： www.privateddns.com, private DDNS

server, its port can be set according to actual condition, you can achieve domain+port no. to access device.

Host IP

Domain Name

The domain name registered by the user on the DNS server provider Web site.

Username

Enter the user name and password obtained from the DDNS service provider, and the user needs to register the account (including the user name and password) on the DDNS server provider website.

Password

Interval

Specifies the interval in minutes, then an update request is periodically sent after a DNS update is initiated.

 If you select DDNS type to be other types, see Chart 6-7.

Chart 6-7

Step 3. Click OK. Step 4. In PC Internet Explorer page, enter domain name, press Enter.

If you can see device WEB page, config is successful. If you cannot see it, condig. fails.

6.2.7 IP Filter

In order to strengthen the device network security and protect the device data, you need to set the rights an IP host accesses devices (An IP host can be a personal computer or IP server). Trusted Sites: allow specific IP host to access device.  Blocked Sites: prohibit specific IP host to access device. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>IP Filter. See Figure 6-18.

Figure 6-18

Step 2. Check Enable.

System shows trusted/blocked site list.  Check trusted site, click Trusted Sites tab, to add trusted site.

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1. Click Add, see Chart 6-8. Max support 64 IP addresses.

Parameter

Note

IP Address

Enter host IP address to add.

IP Segment

Enter start address and end address of segment to add.

IPv4

IP address uses IPv4 format, like 172.16.5.10.

IPv6

IP address uses IPv6 format, like aa:aa:aa:aa:aa:aa:aa:aa.

Parameter

Note

Enable

Check Enable，SMTP server enable.

SMTP Server

SMTP server address.

Port

SMTP server port no.

Anonymous

Check Anonymous to enable it.

Chart 6-8

2. Click OK to make config valid.

 Check Blocked Sites, click Blocked Sites tab, to add Blocked Sites.

1. See Chart 6-8. Note: Blocked sites do not support to add host MAC address.

2. Click OK.

Use the blocked sites in list to login device WEB interface, the system prompts and cannot successfully log on.

6.2.8 Email

By setting Email, when alarm occurs, video detects, abnormal event occurs and etc., system will send email immediately. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>Email. See Figure 6-19.

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-9.

Figure 6-19

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Parameter

Note

Username

SMTP server username

Password

SMTP server password

Sender

Send email.

Receiver

Receive email. Support max 3 mail addresses.

Encryption Type

Select encryption type, as ：NONE, SSL and TLS.

Title

Support letter, number input, up to 63 characters.

Attachment

Check Attachment, allow to send attachment files.

Interval

Time range 0 ~ 3600 seconds, 0 means no interval to send mail. After setting the interval time, when the alarm, video detection, abnormal events trigger EMAIL alarm, the message will not be triggered according to the alarm signal to send EMAIL immediately, but according to the same type of event before the interval of mail sent, mainly to avoid flooding mails produced by frequent abnormal events, and mail server’s excessive pressure.

Health Enable

Check Health Enable to enable the Health mail function. Health messages can be sent by the system in accordance with the interval time (30 minutes to 1440 minutes) from the mail test information to determine whether the success of mail links.

Test

Test whether the e-mail function is normal. In the case of the correct configuration, the mailbox will receive a test message. Before mail testing, you need to click "OK" to save the mail configuration information.

Chart 6-9

Parameter

Note

Host IP

Host IP address for installing FTP server tool.

Port

Default is 21.

Username, password

Username and password to access FTP server.

Step 3. Click OK.

6.2.9 FTP

You can back up record and picture into FTP server. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>FTP, see Figure 6-20.

Figure 6-20

Step 2. Check Enable, to enable FTP upload and see

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Parameter

Note

Remote Directory

Create a folder in the FTP account root directory according to the

rules.

 When the remote directory is empty, the system will automatically

create different folders by IP, time, and channel.

 Enter the name of the remote directory, the system will create

corresponding folders in the FTP root directory, then create different folders by IP, time, and channel.

File Length

Size of the video file uploaded.  When the set length of the file is smaller than the recording file

size, only the recordings in the set value will be uploaded.

 When the set file length is larger than the recording file size,

upload the entire recording file.

 When the value is set to 0, the entire recording file is uploaded.

Image Upload Interval

The time interval for uploading images.  If the picture upload interval is greater than the snapshot

frequency, then take the most recent picture uploaded, such as the picture interval is set to 5 seconds, snapshot frequency is 2 seconds per picture, then upload the latest snapshot picture every 5 seconds.

 If the picture upload interval is less than the snapshot frequency,

then upload according to the snapshot frequency, for example, the picture upload interval is set to 5 seconds, the snapshot frequency is 10 seconds per picture, then upload pictures every 10 seconds.

Select Setup>Camera >Encode > Snapshot, set snapshot frequency.

Channel

For uploading video files, you can set up the week, time period and recording type of uploading video for each channel.

Weekday, time period

Can select in accordance with particular weekday. Each weekday can separately set time periods for uploading. Two time periods can be set per week.

Type

Select the type of uploaded video, including alarm, motion detection, ordinary recording. After select the corresponding recording type for time periods, then upload the recording of the selected type in the set time period.

Step 3. Chart 6-10.

Parameter

Note

Host IP

Host IP address for installing FTP server tool.

Port

Default is 21.

Username, password

Username and password to access FTP server.

Remote Directory

Create a folder in the FTP account root directory according to the

rules.

 When the remote directory is empty, the system will automatically

create different folders by IP, time, and channel.

 Enter the name of the remote directory, the system will create

corresponding folders in the FTP root directory, then create different folders by IP, time, and channel.

File Length

Size of the video file uploaded.  When the set length of the file is smaller than the recording file

size, only the recordings in the set value will be uploaded.

 When the set file length is larger than the recording file size,

upload the entire recording file.

 When the value is set to 0, the entire recording file is uploaded.

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Parameter

Note

Image Upload Interval

The time interval for uploading images.  If the picture upload interval is greater than the snapshot

 If the picture upload interval is less than the snapshot frequency,

then upload according to the snapshot frequency, for example, the picture upload interval is set to 5 seconds, the snapshot frequency is 10 seconds per picture, then upload pictures every 10 seconds.

Select Setup>Camera >Encode > Snapshot, set snapshot frequency.

Channel

For uploading video files, you can set up the week, time period and recording type of uploading video for each channel.

Weekday, time period

Can select in accordance with particular weekday. Each weekday can separately set time periods for uploading. Two time periods can be set per week.

Type

Chart 6-10

Step 4. Click Test.

 If succeeded: prompt FTP test is successful.  If failed: Prompt FTP test error, please check network or config.

Step 5. Click OK.

6.2.10 SNMP

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) provides a framework for the underlying network management for the network management system. The network service settings allow you to control SNMP functions. Through the relevant software tools, you can connect the device and after the success of access, you can get device’s related configuration information. Note: Before configuration, please make sure:  Have installed SNMP device monitoring and management tool, such as MIB Builder and

MG-SOFT MIB Browser.

 Have obtained two MIB files corresponding to current version from our technical staff.

Step 1. Select Setup>Network>SNMP, see Figure 6-21.

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Figure 6-21

Parameter

Note

Version

Select the check box, select the version, the device program processing selects the appropriate version of the information.

SNMP Port

Listening port of the proxy program on device.

Write/Read Community

Write/Read community string proxy program supports.

Trap Address

Destination address the device proxy program sends Trap into

Trap Port

Destination port the device proxy program sends Trap into

Parameter

Note

Version

Select the check box, select the version, the device program processing selects the appropriate version of the information.

SNMP Port

Listening port of the proxy program on device.

Write/Read Community

Write/Read community string proxy program supports.

Trap Address

Destination address the device proxy program sends Trap into

Trap Port

Destination port the device proxy program sends Trap into

Step 2. Check Enable, to enable SNMP. Trap address is IP address of PC where you have

installed MG-SOFT MIB Browser software, other configures are by default. See

Chart 6-11.

Chart 6-11

Step 3. Click OK. Step 4. View device info.

1. Run the MIB Builder and MG-SOFT MIB Browser software.

2. Compile the two MIB files with the MIB Builder software.

3. Run the MG-SOFT MIB Browser software to load the generated modules into the software.

4. Enter the device IP to be managed into the MG-SOFT MIB Browser software and select the version number to search.

5. Expand the tree list displayed on the MG-SOFT MIB Browser software to get the configuration information of the device, such as how many video or audio channels the device has, and the version number of software.

6.2.11 Multicast

Access device via network and preview video. If access exceeds limit, then you cannot view video. Now you may set multicast IP of device. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>Multicast, see Figure 6-22.

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Figure 6-22

Parameter

Note

IP Address

Device access multicast IP address （ range: 224.0.1.0 ～

238.255.255.255）.

Port

Device access multicast port no. （range：1025~65000）.

Parameter

Note

Step 2. Check Enable, enter IP address and port, see Chart 6-12.

Chart 6-12

Step 3. Click OK. After login, WEB will automatically obtain the multicast address and join the multicast group, at this time, open the video surveillance, video images can be monitored through multicast.

6.2.12 VPN

VPN refers to the public network to establish a dedicated virtual network, through the data packet encryption and packet destination address conversion achieve remote access. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>VPN. See Figure 6-23.

Figure 6-23

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-13.

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Parameter

Note

Three Times to

Reboot

Three times to reboot function, is to improve the efficiency of base stations to solve the problem of wireless information networking and field surveillance unit off-line fault caused by its own hardware and software problems. When checked, Surveillance Unit will reboot if VPN dialing fails. Note:

In case of wired network, three times to reboot function is invalid.

Wireless Network

Check, the device will dial to the external network through 3G / 4G module and VPN dial-up.

Type

VPN1 is the primary connection VPN, VPN2, VPN3, and VPN4 are standby connections. Configure the active and standby VPNs according to the actual situation. When VPN dials in, it will dial to the primary VPN server first, and if it fails, it will change to dialing to the standby VPN server.

Connection Name

For customization.

WLAN Type

Support PPTP and L2TP VPN technology. PPTP: A point-to-point tunneling protocol that encapsulates and

encrypts IP, IPX, and NetBEUI communications using Point-toPoint Protocol (PPP) user authentication and Microsoft Pointto-Point Encryption (MPPE).

L2PT: Layer 2 tunneling protocol that encapsulates and encrypts IP,

IPX, and NetBEUI traffic using PPP user authentication and IP security (IPSec) encryption.

Server IP

VPN server’s IP address, username and password. Username

Password

Identification

The following authentication methods are supported: PAP: Common password authentication protocol EAP: Extended Authentication Protocol CHAP: Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol MSCHAP: The Microsoft version of CHAP, which provides two-way

authentication

MSCHAPV2: The Microsoft version of CHAP Version 2, providing

two-way authentication and a more robust initial data key

MPPE: Microsoft's point-to-point encryption technology, to achieve

the confidentiality of the data link layer protection

MPPE Security

After checking, MPPE encryption is enabled. In this case, you can set the number of encryption bits and whether or not status encryption is available.

Allow Compress BSD

After checking, the data will be compressed and transmitted by the BSD algorithm.

Allow Compress Deflate

After checking, the data will be compressed and transmitted via the Deflate algorithm.

Chart 6-13

Step 3. Click OK.

Step 4. Place mouse on at the upper right corner, see connection status.

6.2.13 Register

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When connecting to external network, device will actively report its address to a server user

Parameter

Note

IP Address

Server’s IP address or domain name registered to.

Port

Server’s port no. for active registration.

Sub-Device ID

Device’s ID the server assigns.

assigns, for client software to access device via the server, to preview and monitor. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>Register. See Figure 6-24.

Figure 6-24

Step 2. Check Enable, enter server’s IP address, port and sub-device’s ID. See Chart 6-14.

Chart 6-14

Step 3. Click OK.

6.2.14 Alarm Center

Used to upload alarm message on real-time basis to alarm center. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>Alarm Center, see Figure 6-25.

Step 2. Check Enable to enable alarm center function.

Figure 6-25

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Step 3. Set parameter, see Chart 6-15.

Parameter

Note

Protocol Type

Alarm center by default.

Host IP

Alarm client PC’s IP address and communication port. Port

Self-report Time

At fixed period, regularly report device status. Example： Channel Mask: 0000000000000000000000 Alarm type: 400c Ip&port: 172.8.6.7:53657 Domain name: Occur time: 2015-11-26 08:00:00

Chart 6-15

Step 4. Click OK.

If you want upload alarm message to alarm center, you need to check Alarm Upload in Setup>Event>Video Detect. See Figure 6-26.

6.2.15 P2P

P2P is a private network penetration technology. Users can scan QR code, download mobile application and register account, to achieve the purpose of managing multiple devices. When used no need to apply for dynamic domain name, port mapping or deployment of transit server, easy and convenient.

Warning: To use this function, device must be connected to WLAN.

Step 1. Select Setup>Network>P2P, see Figure 6-27.

Figure 6-26

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Figure 6-27

Step 2. Check Enable, to enable P2P function. Step 3. Click Save. When status is online, then P2P registration is successful. After the P2P registration is successful, you can use the mobile client to scan the QR code or enter the serial number directly to add the controller to access the management controller, for detailed operation, please refer to the relevant mobile phone APP manual.

6.2.16 HTTPS

Users can create a server certificate or download the root certificate, set the port number, so that the PC can normally log on through HTTPS to ensure the security of communication data, as a reliable and stable technical means for user information and device security protection.

Select Setup>Network>HTTPS, see Figure 6-28.

Figure 6-28

Note:  If you use this feature for the first time or replace the device IP, you need to re-execute the

server certificate.

 If you use HTTPS for the first time after replacing the computer, you need to re-execute the

"Download Root Certificate".

6.2.16.1 Create Server Certificate

Step 1. Click Create Server Certificate. See Figure 6-29.

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Figure 6-29

Step 2. Fill country, status and etc. Click Create.

When it prompts that successfully created, server certificate has been created, see Figure

6-30. Note: IP or Domain name field requires value matching device IP or domain name.

Figure 6-30

6.2.16.2 Download Root Certificate

Step 1. Click Download Root Certificate, see Figure 6-31.

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Step 2. Click Open. See Figure 6-32.

Figure 6-31

Figure 6-32

Step 3. Click Install Certificate. See Figure 6-33.

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Step 4. Click Next. See Figure 6-34.

Figure 6-33

Figure 6-34

Step 5. Select certificate type, auto select storage area, click Next.

See Figure 6-35.

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Step 6. Click Yes. See Figure 6-36.

6.2.16.3 Set HTTPS Port

Figure 6-35

Figure 6-36

After you have created server certificate and downloaded certificate, you shall set port. Step 1. Select Setup>Network>Port, see Figure 6-37.

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Figure 6-37

Step 2. Enter HTTPS Port, default is 443. Step 3. Click OK.

6.2.16.4 Use HTTPS

Use HTTPS to login. In Internet Explorer, enter https://xx.xx.xx.xx:port, pop up login page. Note:

 “xx.xx.xx.xx”corresponds to your IP or domain name.  Port is HTTPS port, if it is 443 by default, you do not need to add “:port”, and you can directly

use https://xx.xx.xx.xx for access.

6.3 Event

6.3.1 Video Detect

Video detection using computer vision and image processing technology to deal with camera video snapshot, access to real-time, dynamic information, signal control, information dissemination and so on.

6.3.1.1 Motion Detect

When detect target moving reaches set sensitivity, alarm is triggered. Step 1. Select Setup>Event>Video Detect>Motion Detect, see Figure 6-38.

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Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-16.

Parameter

Note

Enable

Check and select the channel number for which you want to enable motion detection.

Period

Set the arm and disarm time, in the set time range linkage of the corresponding configuration item to start the alarm, see Ch 6.3.1.1.1.

Anti-dither

Only one motion detection event is recorded during the Anti-dither time period.

Sensitivity

The greater the sensitivity value, the easier it is to trigger the motion check, but at the same time increase the false alarm rate, it is recommended to use the default value.

Region

To set the range of motion detection, see Section 6.3.1.1.2.

Record Channel

When motion detection alarm occurs, the system will record the selected channel (support check).

Note

 Record file storage path can refer to Ch 6.1.2.4.  To trigger motion detection, the system also need to meet the following two

conditions: The video recording has been turned on. For details, refer to Ch 6.4.2.1. Auto recording has been set. For details, refer to Ch 6.4.2.2.

Delay

After the motion detection alarm finished, the time for resumed recording.

Alarm Out

The alarm output ports connect alarm devices (such as lights, sirens, etc.), when motion detection triggered, system will sent alarm information to these alarm devices.

Latch

After the motion detection alarm, continue to alarm for some time.

PTZ Activation

When a motion detection alarm occurs, the video monitoring screen is linked to the corresponding pan / tilt action. For details, refer to Ch 6.3.1.1.3. Note:

Motion detection only supports linkage to the preset point.

Snapshot

When a motion detection alarm occurs, trigger selected channel’s snapshot. Note:

 The snapshot has been opened. For details, refer to Ch 6.4.1.  For the storage location query and setting, please refer to Ch 6.1.2.4.

Voice Prompt

When a motion detection alarm occurs, the selected voice file is played back. Note:

The selected voice file must be added to the voice management file list. For details, refer to Ch 6.5.2.

Send EMAIL

When the motion detection alarm occurs, send an e-mail to the set mailbox to inform the alarm.

Note: Required setup of Email, see Ch 6.2.8.

Figure 6-38

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Parameter

Note

Alarm Upload

When a motion detection alarm occurs, an alarm message is sent to the alarm center. Note:

Require that device is connected to the alarm center. For details, refer to Ch 6.2.14.

Buzzer

When a motion detection alarm occurs, a buzzer will sound.

Show Message

When a motion detection alarm occurs, send a message to the specified phone number. Note:

Require to set the SMS number. For details, refer to Ch 5.5.

Log

When a motion detection alarm occurs, an alarm message is recorded in the log.

Chart 6-16

Step 3. Click OK.

Click Copy to apply this config to other channels.

6.3.1.1.1 Set Arm Period

Step 1. Click Set next to Period, see Figure 6-39.

Figure 6-39

Step 2. Set period.

 Method1: hold left mouse and drag it on time bar to set.

 Method2: select week and period below, and enter time value, up to 6 daily periods.

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Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.1.1.2 Set Region

Step 1. Click Set next to Region. See Figure 6-40.

Figure 6-40

Step 2. In live, click left mouse to select region.

Note:

You can draw multiple regions until occupy the entire live video. Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.1.1.3 Set PTZ Activation

Warning: Required that PTZ is set, see Ch 8.7.2.2.

Step 1. Click Set next to PTZ Activation, see Figure 6-41.

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Figure 6-41

Step 2. Select whether each channel links to preset, and enter preset value. Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.1.2 Video Loss

When video is lost, it will alarm. Step 1. Click Setup>Event>Video Detect>Video Loss. See Figure 6-42.

Figure 6-42

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-16. Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.1.3 Tampering

When a video is tampered, it will alarm. Step 1. Select Setup>Event>Video Detect>Tampering, see Figure 6-43.

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Figure 6-43

Parameter

Note

Channel

Enanle alarm input interface. Note:

Only can select channel supporting IPC binding.

Alarm Name

Set alarm name.

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-16. Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.2 Alarm

According to different alarm sources, select different types of input, and set alarm output.

6.3.2.1 IPC External Alarm

IPC switch alarm signal is uploaded to Field Surveillance Unit device, the device output alarm according to set method. Step 1. Select Setup>Event>Alarm>IPC External Alarm. See Figure 6-44.

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-17.

Figure 6-44

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Parameter

Note

Period

Within period, intrusion causes alarm. See Ch 6.3.1.1 step 2.

Anti-dither

In set period, only record alarm event once.

Type

According to IPC alarm output’s trigger method, select NO or

NC.

Chart 6-17

Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.2.2 IPC Offline Alarm

When IPC and Field Surveillance Unit disconnect, trigger alarm. Step 1. Select Setup>Event>Alarm>IPC Offline Alarm. See Figure 6-45.

Figure 6-45

Step 2. Set parameter. Step 3. Click OK.

6.3.3 Abnormality

When device status is detected to be same with pre-set event type, trigger alarm.

6.3.3.1 HDD

Detect Field Surveillance Unit HDD status, if it is the same with pre-set event type, trigger alarm. Step 1. Select Setup>Event>Abnormality>HDD, see Figure 6-46.

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Figure 6-46

Step 2. Select abnormal event type, check Enable to enable abnormal link alarm. Step 3. See Chart 6-17, set link alarm parameter under abnormality. Step 4. Click OK.

6.3.3.2 Network

Detect Field Surveillance Unit network status, and it is the same with pre-set event type, trigger alarm. Step 1. Select Setup>Event>Abnormality>Network, see Figure 6-47.

Figure 6-47

Step 2. Select abnormal event type, check Enable to enable abnormal link alarm. Step 3. See Chart 6-17, set link alarm parameter under abnormality. Step 4. Click OK.

6.4 Storage

6.4.1 HDD Manage

Warning:

 Before you record or snapshot, you shall confirm there is HDD installed.  When you use SD card for the first time, you must format it.

Select Setup>Storage>HDD Manage, see Figure 6-48. View HDD name, position, status and capacity, and you can modify its read/write method and format it. If you want to view snapshot, please go to FTP folder, to enter FTP: in Internet Explorer, enter

ftp://+device IP, login username and password are both “admin”.

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Parameter

Note

Figure 6-48

Modify Read/Write

Select HDD read/write method to be “read-write disk” or “read-only disk”, click OK. Note: If you select read-only format, then it can cause no-HDD alarm.

Format

Click Format, in pop-up box, click OK to clear all data.

6.4.2 Record

6.4.2.1 Schedule

The default recording mode is 24 hours continuous recording of each channel, you can set the recording time and recording type according to your needs Step 1. Select Setup>Storage>Schedule. See Figure 6-49.

Figure 6-49

Step 2. Set parameter, see Chart 6-18.

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Parameter

Note

Chanel

Select the recording channel number, and set different recording schedule for each channel. If you want to make the same settings for all channels, select "All".

Pre-record

Record 1 second to 30 seconds before recordable status takes place. (The recording time depends on the stream size.)

Chart 6-18

Step 3. Set record plan.

a) Behind corresponding week, click Set. See Figure 6-50.

Figure 6-50

b) Set record type of each period.

 There are 6 periods daily.  Check All or Week below to apply set period to selected week.

c) Click OK. Step 4. (Optional) Click Copy to apply set channel schedule to other channels. Step 5. Click OK. Step 6. In Setup>Event>Video Detect, select corresponding event, check Record Channel, select

Channel.

For example, see Figure 6-51.

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Figure 6-51

Step 7. Enter Record Control interface, select auto for record method. See Ch 6.4.2.2.

6.4.2.2 Record

Recording can be divided into automatic recording and manual recording, you can set recording mode separately for main stream and extended stream. It can also set whether to open the snapshot function.  Auto recording: Automatically record according to the recording type and recording time

selected in the set recording schedule.  Manual recording: 24 hours continuous channel recording.

Warning:

Manual recording operation requires the user to have the "Storage Setting" operation privilege. Make sure that you have installed a properly formatted hard drive before proceeding with this procedure, see Ch 6.4.1. Step 1. Select Setup>Storage>Record, see Figure 6-52.

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Step 2. Set parameter, see

Parameter

Note

Channel

The channel quantity of the device is the same as the maximum number of channels supported by the device. You can select one or more channels and select "All" to select all channels.

Status

List the current status of the corresponding channel, including automatic, manual, off, on and off.

Record

Control

Manual

The priority is the highest, regardless of the channel status, select the "Manual", all the corresponding channels choose the ordinary record.

Auto

Follow the record type set in “Setup >Storage >Snapshot”（normal, MD, alarm）to record.

Off

All channels stop recording.

Snapshot ON

You can select one or more channels, control corresponding channel to

turn on/off snapshot timer.

OFF

You can select one or more channels, turn off snapshot timer.

Parameter

Note

Channel

The channel quantity of the device is the same as the maximum number of channels supported by the device. You can select one or more channels and select "All" to select all channels.

Status

List the current status of the corresponding channel, including automatic, manual, off, on and off.

Record

Control

Manual

The priority is the highest, regardless of the channel status, select the "Manual", all the corresponding channels choose the ordinary record.

Auto

Follow the record type set in “Setup >Storage >Snapshot”（normal, MD, alarm）to record.

Off

All channels stop recording.

Snapshot ON

You can select one or more channels, control corresponding channel to

turn on/off snapshot timer.

OFF

You can select one or more channels, turn off snapshot timer.

Step 3. Chart 6-19.

Figure 6-52

Chart 6-19

Step 4. Click OK.

6.4.3 Snapshot

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Snapshots can be divided into two types of time-grabbing and event-grabbing. When the timing of capture and event capture at the same time open, the priority of the event capture is higher than the regular snapshot, the situation is as follows.

 If the corresponding alarm is generated, the corresponding "event snapshot".  If there is no corresponding alarm is generated, the "schedule."

Note: You can upload snapshot picture to FTP server for backup, see Ch 6.2.9.

6.4.3.1 Schedule

Step 1. See Ch 6.4.2.2 to enable corresponding channel snapshot. Step 2. See Ch 6.1.2.2 to enable snapshot mode with timer, set timer of each channel, including

image size, image quality and snapshot frequency. Step 3. Select Setup>Storage>Schedule. System shows Schedule interface. Set corresponding

channel Snapshot period, the method is the same with record plan, see Ch 6.4.2.1.

6.4.3.2 Event Snapshot

When an alarm event occurs, to snapshot event. Step 1. See Ch 6.1.2.2, to enable snapshot mode as event, set schedule snapshot parameter of

each channel, including image size, image quality, and snapshot frequency. Step 2. In Setup>Event>Video Detect, select corresponding event, check Snapshot, select

corresponding channel. For example, see Figure 6-53.

Figure 6-53

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6.5 System

Parameter

Note

Device Name

Set device name.

Device No.

Set device no.

Language

Select system language.

Video Standard

System default is PAL, cannot change.

HDD Full

Set the hard disk full time recording mode, including stop and overwrite.

 Stop record: Stop the recording when the current working disk is

full and there is no extra free disk.

 Overwrite: When the current working disk is full and there is no

extra free disk, circularly overwrite the oldest recording file to continue recording.

Pack Duration

Set each record file length, default is 60 min, max 120 min.

6.5.1 General

6.5.1.1 General

Set device name, no., language and etc. Step 1. Select System>System>General>General. See Figure 6-54.

Figure 6-54

Step 2. Set parameters, see Chart 6-20.

Chart 6-20

Step 3. Click OK.

6.5.1.2 Date & Time

Set device date and time. Step 1. Select Setup>System>General>General. See Figure 6-55.

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Step 2. Set parameters, see Chart 6-21.

Parameter

Note

Date Format

Select date format.

Time Format

24-hour and 12-hour.

Date Separator

Set date separator. Time Zone

According to current zone, set time zone.

System Time

Set device current time and date. Click Sync PC to sync time with PC.

Warning: System time is very important, only change it when necessary.

DST

In some countries or regions, you can implement daylight saving

time. You can select whether to enable daylight saving time according to your actual needs. The steps are as follows:

1. 1. Check "Daylight Saving Time" to turn on daylight saving time.

2. 2. Select Daylight Saving Time Type, including Week and Date.

3. 3. Set the start and end time of daylight saving time.

NTP

After NTP is set, the device automatically synchronizes the time to the NTP server. The operation method is as follows:

1. Check the "NTP settings" to enable the NTP time update

function.

2. Configure the parameters.

service is installed. device and NTP server time. limited to 123.

Update interval: The interval device synchronizes the time to the NTP server. The maximum update interval is 65535 minutes.

Figure 6-55

Step 3. Click OK.

6.5.1.3 Holiday

Chart 6-21

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After Holiday is enabled, in Schedule period, you can see Holiday option, and you can snapshot all holidays. Step 1. Select Setup>System>General>Holiday. See Figure 6-56.

Figure 6-56

Step 2. Click Add Holidays, see Figure 6-57.

Figure 6-57

Step 3. According to need, set holiday name, holiday status, repeat mode, holiday range, start

time and end time. Note: Holiday status is set to Open, in Schedule period, setup will show holiday option, and you can snapshot all holidays.

Step 4. Click OK.

See Figure 6-58.

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Figure 6-58

Step 5. Modify holiday status, click OK.

 Click , modify holiday info.

 Click to delete holiday.

Step 6. Click OK.

6.5.2 Voice

Voice is used to manage audio file and file schedule.

6.5.3 File List

Warning: Ensure you have inputted storage device.

You can add voice file accordingly, to play, rename and delete audio file. You can adjust volume. Step 1. Select Setup>System>Voice, see Figure 6-59.

Figure 6-59

Step 2. Click Select audio. Step 3. Click OK. Only supports 2k ~ 4M size of the file, more than or less than it will prompt

"upload failed."

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 When you are sure that the audio output is connected to the speaker, click , you can play

audio, click button to change to .

 Click to delete audio file.

6.5.4 Account

Default User and Right

The default user names of the device are admin, 888888, and hidden “default”.  admin: factory password and user name are the same, the factory default is a high-

privileged users.

 888888: The factory password is the same as the user name. By default, the factory

password is a high-privilege user. However, the network client cannot log in.

 hidden “default”: This user is used within the system, cannot be deleted. When the local user

is in the "no user login" state, the system will automatically use this account login. The user can modify the account rights; some of the operations can be performed without a login. Users with the "User Management" privilege can modify the rights of the default account.

 For user-friendly management, it is recommended that the authority of ordinary users be

lower than the advanced users when user defines authority.

User Group and User

User management have user and user group, each user name and group name are exclusive.

 The system supports a maximum of 64 users, 20 user groups.  Default settings include user and admin two groups, cannot be deleted.  A user in a group can modify rights within the group’s rights. But 888888 and admin users

cannot arbitrarily designate.

 Each user must belong to a group, a user can only belong to one group; select the group,

the user's rights can only be a subset of the group rights, cannot exceed the group's right attributes.

 The string length of a user name and a user group’s name is up to 16 bytes. It must be

composed of letters, numbers, underscores, minus signs, dots, commas, and so on. First and last byte cannot be blank.

6.5.4.1 Account

Before you add user, make sure the user group of the user you want to add exists. If not, please add user group first, see Ch 6.5.4.2. Step 1. Select Setup>System>Account>User, see Figure 6-60.

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Step 2. Click Add User, see Figure 6-61.

Parameter

Note

Username, password, confirm password

Please input the user name and password according to the actual situation, and confirm the password. Password has a strong or weak password prompt. Memo

Enter device memo.

Group

Select user group.

Authority

Configure system permissions, playback and real-time monitoring right. Check to have this permission.

Figure 6-60

Figure 6-61

Step 3. Set parameters, see

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Parameter

Note

Users in a group can modify permissions in that group's permissions. But 888888 and admin user permissions cannot be modified.

Chart 6-22

Step 4. Click OK.

6.5.4.2 User Group

User group is a combination of different rights. Step 1. Select Setup>System>Account<User Group, see Figure 6-62.

Figure 6-62

Step 2. Click Add Group, see Figure 6-63.

Figure 6-63

Step 3. Fill in group name, set right. Step 4. Click OK.

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6.5.5 Auto Maintain

Select Setup>System>Auto Maintain, see Figure 6-64.

Figure 6-64

Auto Reboot System

Select week and time, click OK. The system will reboot at set time.

Auto Delete Old Files

Select Auto Delete Old Files, click OK. The system will auto delete files according to set.

 If set to Never, then will not clean up.  If set to custom, then the system will auto delete all files created X days ago.

Reboot

Click Reboot to reboot system.

6.5.6 Import/Export

Import or export the system configuration file. When multiple devices need to configure the same parameters, you can use the configuration backup file. Step 1. Select Setup>System>Import/Export, see Figure 6-65.

Figure 6-65

Step 2. Click Browse, select import file. Step 3. Click Config Import to complete backup system config data.

If you click Config Export, a box pops up. Click Save, select path, save all WEB config file.

6.5.7 Default

Select Setup>System>Default, see Figure 6-66.

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Figure 6-66

Default

Select the configuration item, click "Default", confirm and restart the system, the system will restore the selected parameters to default values. Check "All" to select all configuration items.

Factory Reset

Click "Factory Reset" to confirm that the system will reboot and restore all the parameters to the factory defaults.

6.5.8 Upgrade

6.5.8.1 System Upgrade

Warning:

 During the upgrade process, do not power off, disconnect, restart, or shut down the device.  Please select the correct upgrade file, upgrade the wrong program may cause the device

does not work properly.

Select Setup>System>Upgrade, see Figure 6-67. Click Browse, select upgrade file (.bin), click Upgrade to complete upgrading. After upgrade is complete, WEB page will restart.

Figure 6-67

6.5.8.2 USB Upgrade

Step 1. Name the bin file for upgrading to AutoUpDate.bin and copy it to a USB disk. Step 2. In the USB disk, create a file named AutoUpDatelicence.txt with the following contents:

Username = admin Password = admin