Digital Equipment 8504, 8504P, 8508, H8504P, AH8504P User Manual

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85XX Series Network DVR User Manual
8504/8504P
8508
H8508/AH8508
8504FP/8508F/A8504FP 8504CP/8508C/A8504CP
/F8504FP/F8508F/A8508F F8504CP/F8508C/A8508C
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND SAVE
This manual contains important information about this product's operation. If you are installing this product for
others, you must leave this manual for a copy with the end user.
The DVR color included in the packing may be different from the user manual or packing.The picture is only for
reference
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CONTENT
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................... 4
1.1 MAIN FEATURE ............................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 PRODUCT FEATURES ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.1 Parameter .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2.2 Working Environment ........................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2.3 Device Environment.............................................................................................................................................. 5
CHAPTER 2 DEVICE OPERATION MANUAL .................................................................... 6
2.1 CONTROL INSTRUCTION ................................................................................................................................................. 6
2.1.1 Remote Controller Instruction ................................................................................................................................ 6
2.1.2 Mouse Operation.................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1.3 MENU CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 SYSTEM OPERATION ...................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2.1 START-UP ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
2.2.2 SYSTEM LOGIN .................................................................................................................................................. 8
2.2.3 GUI OPERATION ................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.3 TOUCH-SCREEN MANUAL ............................................................................................................................................. 27
CHAPTER 3 IE REMOTE ACCESS ...................................................................................... 30
3.1 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................... 30
3.2 LOGIN ......................................................................................................................................................................... 30
3.3 IE BROWSER INTERFACE .............................................................................................................................................. 31
3.3.1 LIVE ................................................................................................................................................................... 32
3.3.2 Playback .............................................................................................................................................................. 33
3.3.3 Setup ................................................................................................................................................................... 35
4 VCA SOFTWARE OPERATION MANUAL ...................................................................... 39
4.1 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................. 39
4.2 LOGIN ................................................................................................ ....................................................................... 42
4. 3SETUP ......................................................................................................................................................................... 45
4.4 VCA SETTING.............................................................................................................................................................. 65
5 DVR INSTALLATION GUIDELINE .................................................................................. 97
5.1 FRONT PANEL ................................................................ .............................................................................................. 97
5.1.1 The Definition of Bottoms and Connectors on Front Panel .................................................................................... 97
5.1.2 The definition of buttons and connectors on rear panel ....................................................................................... 99
5.2 DVR HDD INSTALLATION DEMONSTRATION ........................................................................................................... 104
5.2.1 HDD Installation ................................................................................................................................ .............. 104
CHAPTER 6 DEVICE PART................................................................ ................................ 105
6.1 CHECK DEVICE PART ................................................................................................................................................. 105
CHAPTER 7 FAQ .................................................................................................................. 106
GUARANTEE ........................................................................................................................ 110
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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Main Feature
85XX series DVR is 4CH D1 and 8CH CIF resolution digital video recorder. Both of them have local recording, playback, support treble code remote network surveillance, data backup, parameter setting, motion detection, I/O alarm setting, PTZ and USB mouse.
1.2 Product features
Advanced Linux; H.264 compression, support D1; USB or IE to upgrade software; PTZ and network function; Support Multi-Language firmware; Support mobile surveillance; Support network center management system(CMS); Applied in large surveillance area such as supermarket, gas station, factory etc.
1.2.1 Parameter
Content
Item
Instruction
System Language
Multi-language
OSD
Friendly GUI OSD menu
Password
With six user groups for user and administractor
Video
Video Input
4/8CH BNC Input, with 1.0V p-p, 75Ω
Video Output
1CH BNC Output, with 1.0V p-p,75Ω
Video Display
4CH:1/4 channels display; 8CH: 1/4/9 channels display
Video System
PAL: 25fps/CH, CCIR625 line, 50Hz NTSC: 30fps/CH, CCIR525 line, 60Hz
Audio
Audio Input
4/8CH RCA audio input, with 600Ω
Audio Output
1CH RCA audio output, with 600Ω
Output voltage
Linear voltage
Record mode
Support record with Video and Audio simultaneously
Audio Compression
ADPCM
Video process and save
Video Compression
H.264
Resolution
CIF/HD1/D1
Video Standard
ISO14496-10
Audio Standard
ADPCM
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1.2.2 Working Environment
Item
Parameter
Instruction
Host Input Voltage
DC 12V
Video Input Resistance
75Ω
The resistance of each input channel is 75Ω.
Video Output
1Vp-p
Each channel for output is Vp-p with CVBS analog signal.
Working Temperature
-10----50
It’s the environment temperature around the DVR.
I/O Alarm Port 02V
It’s for low voltage alarm
5V-30V
It’s for high voltage alarm
RS485 Port
Connect PTZ through Pelco-D, Pelco-P protocol.
1.2.3 Device Environment
In order to make the DVR in long running and safe using, before install the DVR, please consider the following
Video bit rate
CIF: 384512768 Kbps HD1: 512768,1024 Kbps D1:896,1024,1280Kbps
Audio bit rate
32KB/s
Data save mode
Support SATA HDD
Alarm Alarm Input
4CH/8CH Alarm input
Alarm Output
1CH Alarm output
Communication port Serial port
Support 1 RS485 port
Network port
NET port, 10M/100M adapt network port
USB Mouse
USB2.0
USB Driver
USB2.0
VGA
VGA Output
Support 800×600,1024×768,1280×1024,1366×768,1440×900
Software
IE remote access
Install ActiveX for video preview, record download and configuration of DVR
TFT Monitor
8504FP/8508F/A8504FP/A8508F/F8504FP/F8508F(8Digital TFT) 8504CP/8508C/F8504CP/F8508C/A8504CP/A8508C(15.6Digital TFT)
Upgrade
Support USB driver or IE browser upgrade
Other Power Adapters
Input Voltage
AC:110~240V Power
6W (Without HDD and additional device)
Temperature
-10----50
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attention:
1. When install and operate the DVR, apply with the electrical standard request and connection requirement.
2. Make sure the power supply is connected to ground.
3. Do not touch the power supply adaptor and DVR in wet.
4. Do not drop the liquid onto the DVR device in order to avoid short circuit inside.
5. Do not lay on other heavy subjects to DVR.
6. Clear the DVR with soft cloth, and do not use chemical solvent.
7. If the DVR power supply and connection is correct, and the DVR is not able to start, it maybe the problem of
voltage, make sure the voltage is normal.
8. If the DVR will be rest in long time, it’s better to cut off the power supply and plug off the adaptor.
Chapter 2 Device operation manual
2.1 Control Instruction
2.1.1 Remote Controller Instruction
Handheld IR Controller Key Functions: 09keys: During setup, number keys are used to input values. For viewing channels 1, 2, 3 and 4, use 1, 2, 3 and 4 on numeric keypad respectively. 【+】,【-】keys: During setup, plus and minus are used to select next or previous values.
: Up, Down directional keys: Move selection up and down in setup
menu.
: Left, Right directional keys: Move cursors left or right in setup menu. : Switch 4 Channels; : Fast forward the video while playback. press 【 】to return to normal
speed; : Reverse the video while playback, press REW to switch, press【 】 to return to normal speed;
STANDBY】: Reset the DVR to Power on off mode. (Standby and start up); LOGIN/LOCK: If the security is enabled in the setup, use LOGIN/LOCK
key to enter the user setup. It is important to remember the password due to without restoration function. Log into enter into “User ID select” and
“Password” input interface)and lock functions(To exit setup and operation). MENU: Press OSD for main menu; PTZ: PTZ control,press this key to enter into PTZ control interface when
at single live view;
EXIT: Exit to the preview or return to the last menu; RECORD: Start manual record STOP: Stop manual record ASISTANT】For future use
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2.1.2 Mouse Operation
You can use mouse to make operation of the menu besides IR remote controller. (The operation is the same as PC Windows).Please inserts the mouse into USB Port.
Click right key
Enter into main menu: Click the right key on the live view.
Click left key
Click the left key to enter into the setting interface.
Click the left key to zoom in the window on the live view and playback video. Double click the left key can exit to the live view and playback multi-window interface.
1. Volume adjustment, color adjustment, PTZ setting and VGA border operation. It is for setting the single channel, PTZ control and color adjustment. If it is multi-window, please use the left key to select the single window.
2. The remark when click the left key, color adjustment, VGA border is as follow:
a. There are and for buttons the PTZ setting to adjust parameter, click
it can adjust the setting for PTZ.
b. There is a sticker to show the volume on the volume adjustment interface.
Move the mouse to the corresponding position and click the left key. The right side of sticker will show the volume, click “x” to exit.
c. Color adjustment can refer to the volume adjustment interface operation.
When there are many options in the option frame, click left key to see down-pull menu.
To click the left key on the playback interface can make >> means forward, << means raw, >>I means Slow play, I> means Pause frame play,> means Play, X means exit.
Click left key
1. In the input frame, click the left key can activate the keyboard. The number,
symbol, English can be input by clicking the mouse.
2. Pinyin also can be input by the soft keyboard when enter Chinese, the method is
the same as remote control. You can use the left/right key to turn over the page when check on Pinyin/Chinese word.
3. When input number, click the right key, the number soft keyboard will bob up first,
and then use the left key to select the corresponding numerical value. Also click the left key to exit the number keyboard.
Mouse move
1. Press the left key to move the mouse can adjust the parameter on the volume,
color, VGA border interface. And the corresponding parameter will be display at the same time.
2. In the Motion Detection setting interface, you can use the left key to drag the
frame to set the motion detection area.
Scroll-Wheel
Switch VGA and BGC
2.1.3 Menu Configuration
You can control the DVR by a lot of menu operation. This tree will show you the menu structure and it will be in details in the following chapters.
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2.2 System Operation
2.2.1 START-UP
Connect the power adapter to DVR. When start up the DVR, POWERLED will be on and 4 images will be display on the screen. If it has setup ignition recording or time recording, the system will record automatically and the corresponding LED will be on, and the system work normally.
Remark:
1. If there is no HDD in device, or the device didn’t read the HDD, or the HDD didn’t be formatted it will display an 【H】 in the video preview interface.
2. You must format the HDD in the DVR before first using. The steps as follows: menu > HDD management > format. After formatting, the system will restart.
2.2.2 SYSTEM LOGIN
Remark: default device ID is: 00000, and there is no password. In order to keep safe, please modify the user password and change the device ID in the base setup. You can setup user and admin password, Admin has all authorities while user has limited authorities of viewing image, searching and play backing video. When you input a password, the system will automatically match and offer different password with different authorities. When DVR started, click right key by mouse. If you open a password, it will enter into user login interface. The picture is as follows:
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Device ID: You just need to enter the device ID as the right frame. Password: enter the admin password or user password.
2.2.3 GUI OPERATION
The main menu include “SEARCH”,”RECORD”,”HDD”,”BASIC”“ADVANCE”, and “Exit”.
Remark: You must press “APPLY” to make the setting for submenu valid. It will be no use when exit directly. There is a special feature of this DVR: when you move the mouse somewhere, the explanation information will be showed automatically.
1. SEARCH: Search the record files, playback and backup the data;
2. RECORD: To set the record parameter;
3. HDD: To show the HDD running status and manage the HDD;
4. BASIC: To set Date and Time, Language, Video/Audio, Standard and User group;
5. ADVANCED: To set System, Alarm, PTZ, Network and Maintenance;
6. EXIT: To exit the main menu;
7. To show the information of instruction.
2.2.3.1 Search
2.2.3.1.1 Search record
Select SEARCH to enter the search setting interface.
Input the date then click “SEARCH”, the record status will be shown as bellows,
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The first two lines is for Month, and the below three lines is for Day. The green color block is general record; the red color block is alarm record.
Double click the day then system will playback the record for whole day. If click “FILE LIST”, the system will
show the record file list.
TYPE: The default is show all the channel; SEARCH: To classify the record file through channel or time; FIRST: To skip the file list to the first page; PRE: To turn to the previous page; NEXT: To turn to the next page; LAST: To skip the file list to the last page; ALL: To select all the record files in the list; OTHER: To select all the record files except the current page; BACKUP: To backup the selected file; EXIT: To exit the file record interface.
2.2.3.1.2 Backup
Before backup, please prepare the USB Driver, which is better with capacity between 256MB to 32GB. Backup steps:
A. Insert the USB Driver to the USB port on back panel, please make attention do not insert the port the
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USB mouse port; B. Loin system and enter SEARCH menu, click FILE LIST to show the record files; C. Select the record file you want to backup; D. Click BACKUP to backup the data.
Please make sure the power supply is stable during backup, and make sure do not plug off the USB during backup.
Remarks: If the free space of USB driver is not enough to save the backup data, the system will remind and show the space is not enough.
2.2.3.2 Record
2.2.3.2.1 Record parameter
Select RECORD to enter the record setting interface.
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Switch: Set the channel in ON or OFF status, that is to set the channel is open or close status. Resolution: For 9504 DVR, there’re D1, HD1, CIF options;
For 9508 DVR, in CH1 and CH2, there’re D1, HD1, CIF options; and other channel only with HD1, CIF options. Bitrate: There’re three options to be selected, L, M, H. L->Low, the bit rate is as: CIF: 384 Kbps; HD1: 512 Kbps; D1: 896 Kbps; M->Middle, the bit rate is as: CIF: 512 Kbps; HD1: 768 Kbps; D1: 1024 Kbps; H->High, the bit rate is as: CIF: 768 Kbps; HD1: 1024 Kbps; D1: 1280 Kbps; Frame Rate: The frame rate of image could be set, but the total frame rate is 200fps/PAL, 240fps/NTSC for 4CH, 400fps/PAL, 480fps/NTSC for 8CH. And the maximum frame rate for each channel is 25fps/PAL, 30fps/NTSC. Note: 1 D1=4CIF, 1 HD1=2CIF.
Audio: To set the audio ON or OFF. Rec. Mode:
POWER UP: the system will begin to record when DVR is start. TIMER RECORD: the system will record as schedule.
Rec. Size: the system will process the record every 15minutes, 30minutes, 45minutes, and 60minutes. Mask Area: to set the camera mask area in live demo.
After set the parameter, click APPLY to reserve and exit.
2.2.3.2.2 SCHEDULE RECORD
If select the record mode in TIME RECORD, the system will record as schedule. The user could set the time duration to record.
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The time table shows one week and 0-23hrs in one day. Users could set the time duration as alarm record (Red), normal record (Green), and no recording (Blue).
Schedule record steps:
A. Select the TIMER RECORD in RECORD menu. B. Select the channel for schedule record. C. Select the record mode, like Alarm, Normal record in Red or Green color. D. Click the blue block in red or green color which to set the time duration you want to record in one day.
E. Select the day in “COPY TO” to click “COPY” button to copy the schedule record setting to other days in one
week. F. Click APPLY to save the setting and exit. For example, you want the system record from Monday to Friday and from 9:00 to 17:00 with all the channels, and you also hope to record the alarm/MD record from 17:00 to 9:00. But do not record on Saturday and Sunday. Notice: In default settings, one week includes 7days, recording in succession for 24hrs. Record time settings: A. Select the TIMER RECORD in RECORD menu. B. Select channels for “all” C. Click the blue box (not record) under the time table, it will display “√”sign. D. Move the cursor to SUN, click the entire box from 0023hrs, the box turned blue. E. In “COPY TO” selection box choose Sunday, and in “set to” selection box choose Saturday, then click “COPY” button. F. Click the box in red (alarm recording) under the time table. G. Move the cursor to MON, click the entire box from 0023hrs, the box turned red. H. In “COPY TO” selection box choose Monday, and in “set to” selection box choose Tuesday, then click “COPY” button. Keep the same copy to 『Wed』『 Thu』『 Fri, the settings will display as below: I. Click APPLY to save the setting and exit
2.2.3.3 HDD Management
Select HDD to enter the HDD management setting interface. It will display the system embedded HDD basic information, and can format the HDD and U disk.
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HDD STATUS: SIZE: shows HDD total capacity. FREE SPACE: show the free space of HDD. AVAILABLE TIME: show the remaining recording time depends on the video packing time you set. OVERWRITE: there’re two options ENABLE or DISABLE.
If in ENABLE, and if the HDD capacity is full, the system will overwrite the previous record automatically. If in DIABLE: and if the HDD capacity is full, system will stop recording and the “FULL” LED light on the front
panel will indicate on as well.
USB STATUS: SIZE: show the USB driver total capacity. FREE SPACE: show the free space of USB driver. HDD FORMAT: to format the HDD. Notice: HDD format will delete all the video data. And the data will NOT be recovered. USB FORMAT: to format the USB driver. Before using USB driver to backup video data and upgrade the
firmware, we suggest format the USB first.
2.2.3.4 BASIC SETUP
Select BASIC to enter the system basic information setting interface. Basic setup includes language, date/time, password, display, and video/audio and exit six options.
2.2.3.4.1 Language
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SYSTEM LANGUAGE: Select the language and click APPLY, then system will restart. Now the system is available for multiple language firmwares, such as English, Russian, Spanish, French, Thai language etc.
2.2.3.4.2 DATE/TIME
Date and Time setup: A. Input the date and time, and select the date format in TIME SETUP. Make sure the system date and time is the same with computer when need to remote access from outside internet.
DATE: PressEnteror +/-or press number key to choose the date. DATE FORMAT: Press ENTER to switch between the date patterns, there are YY-MM-DD and MM/DD/YY two
options.
TIME: PressEnteror +/-or press number key to choose the date. TIME FORMAT: Press ENTER to switch between the date patterns, there are 12 HOURS and 24 HOURS two
options. B. Click “SAVE DATE AND TIME” to reserve the date and time setting. Zone: the time zone which the DVR device is in. C. Click APPLY to save the setting, then the date and time setup will be reserve.
DST (Daylight Saving Time)
DST setup: A. Select ON to open the DST B. There is User-defined and default mode to choose:
·User-definedSkip to Step4
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·DefaultIn default, DST is from the 2nd Sun of March to 2nd Sun to November. (Skip to Step3) C. Select default, click “enter” to setup. D. Select user-defined mode, choose the corresponding week and month is OK. E. Click “APPLY” to save and exit.
2.2.3.4.3 PASSWORD When user starts the system in first time, system will identify with “000000” as the device serial number to login. There are 2 users groups which are one admin group and 4 users group, and one device serial number.
Administrator: Have all the rights of system operation; click CONFIG to input the password. User: only have the right to surveillance view, record searching, video playback and other restricted right. Click
CONFIG to input the password. Remark: We strongly suggest you enable your system password for admin password and user password with 6 numeral numbers. Notice: In default setting, the system is without password. Users can access any functions without any password.
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User can change the device serial number, admin and user password in the password setting interface. Open the Password interface: A. right clicks anywhere to open the sub-menu, and select the main menu. B. Select the basic setting in the interface C. Select the password to enter the user management interface. Change the device serial number and password A. Click serial number and key into 6 numeral numbers (by mouse). For example: 000010. B. Select “ON” to enable using password. C. Click user password and key into 6 numeral numbers (by mouse). In the corresponding field “enter again” to
save and confirm. D. Click Admin password and key into 6 numeral number (by mouse). In the corresponding field “enter again” to save and confirm. Notice: User password should not be the same as the one for admin. E. Click “APPLY” to save and exit. User can access the system menu by new password. And can also access the system through internet with the admin and user password. Delete network password: Delete the network password and click enter to save. The system will recover to IE browser password.
2.2.3.4.4 DISPLAY Through display menu to change the channel name, display/hide the view and playback time and date, and enable/disable preview channel.
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NAME: input the new name through mouse or remote control. POSITION: locate the channel name in live window; there are TOPLEFT, BOTTOMLEFT, TOPRIGHT,
BOTTOMRIGHT and OFF. Select OFF, the name will not be shown on the window.
COLOR: adjusting the chrome, brightness, contrast and saturation. LIVE: there are ON/OFF option to display/hide the playback time and date. PREVIEW TIME: there are ON/OFF options to display/hide the live time and date. RECORD TIME: there are ON/OFF options to display/hide the playback time and date.
After set the parameter, click APPLY to save and exit.
2.2.3.4.5 VIDEO/AUDIO Video/audio setup can set the resolution and camera system standard.
VGA resolution: there 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×1024, 1366×768, 1440×900 five options. Camera system: there are NTSC and PAL systems standard. Loop Time: to set the time to rotate the window when there’s only one live window. Volume Setup: to setup the audio volume.
2.2.3.5 ADVANCED
Advance menu includes alarm, system information, motion detection, mobile, system maintenance, PTZ and network setting.
2.2.3.5.1 ALARM
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I/O ALARM: show each channel alarm status, that is, when an alarm triggered, it will activate the corresponding channel to start alarm recording. NO: indicate alarm is Normal Open; it will be ON when have alarm NC: indicate alarm is Normal Close; it will be OFF when there is a alarm HDD LOSS: if ON, means it will trigger alarm if there is no HDD, and it will displayHon the bottom of each channel in the live window. If OFF, there will be not alarm, but still will show Hin live window. HDD SPACE: if ON, if the space is less than 500M, there is remind window in live view: No enough space, please change HDD after shutdown. If OFF, the system won’t alarm.
VIDEO LOSS: if on, when one channel loss video signal, it will display “video loss” in live view. EMAIL SETUP: to send the snap pictures when there’s alarm. TAMPER ALARM: to set the alarm on or off. ALARM MANAGE: to manage the alarm output, buzzer and post record status.
OUTPUT: when alarm triggered, the output time will be: 0 second, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 40 seconds or 60 seconds BUZZER: to alarm in sound with 0 second, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 40 seconds or 60 seconds when alarm is triggered. POST REC.: to continue record with time 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes or 5 minutes when alarm is triggered.
EMAIL SETUP:
DVR system can send an email with JPEG snapshot once the system is triggered by events.
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EMAIL: to select ON to make the email alarm function. SSL: one protocol of email, in SSL area, select “ON”. SMTP port: input the email provider SMTP port. SMTP server: input the email provider SMTP server address. SEND EMAIL: input the email sending account. SEND PW: input the password of above email. RECV EMAIL: input the receiving email account.
After set as above, the SEND EMAIL will send the snap pictures to RECE EMAIL address particularly.
2.2.3.5.2 INFO Here to check the software version, SCM version, MAC address and serial number in system information.
2.2.3.5.3 MD (Motion Detection) To set the motion detection for each channel
.
STATUS: Select ON to active the motion detection function. SENSITIVITY: There’re five options to set. The number is more, the sensitivity is easier to trigger. As usual, we
suggest 2. MD Area: To select the motion detection area. Click SETUP to set. Each channel has corresponding regional motion detecting setting, RED area means it have activated motion detection, transparent block means it have not activated motion detection. Picture is below:
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EMAIL: To set the email sending function when the motion detection area is active. Buzzer: To set the buzzer ON or OFF.
Notice: Buzzer could be set disable in alarm setup menu.
2.2.3.5.4 MOBILE It supports smart mobile surveillance, to set the mobile phone network and mobile port.
Mobile Network: there are 2.5G2.75G3G options. As usual, we suggest 3G. Mobile Port: input the number you want to set for mobile phone port. Notice: According to local mobile phone operators and your phone support of Web standards to choose. If you
are not sure your mobile phone supports Web standards, you have to contact with your phone vendor.
2.2.3.5.5 MANTENANCE There’s system maintenance, upgrade, default setting and restart system.
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AUTO MAINTAIN: if set in ON, the system will maintain the system very DAY, WEEK, and MONTH. SYSTEM UPDATE: it’s to update the system through USB driver. DEFAULT SETTING: to set the system in default, and all the data and setting will be deleted. RESTART: to restart the system. PARAMETER IMPORT: to import the DVR system setting parameter through USB. PARAMETER EXPORT: to export the DVR system setting parameter through USB. STANDBY: to set the DVR in standby.
2.2.3.5.6 PTZ
Use PTZ settings menu can set the parameters for the connected PTZ cameras. Notice: Users could learn the info of PTZ camera form the user manual, include the PROTOCOLE and Bit rate.
PTZ SETUP
PTZ SETUP:
1. Connection: Connect the PTZ through BNC and 485A(TX,+), 485B(RX,-) ports and power socket, there’s detail in PTZ camera instruction.
2. Protocol: choose PELCO-D or PELCO-P as a protocol which is the same with PTZ. In 8CH DVR, there’s
“NEXT PAGE” for 5
th-8th
channel.
3. Baud Rate: there are 1200, 2400, 4800 and 9600 options.
4. Data Bit: there are 5, 6, 7 and 8 options
5. Stop Bit: there are 1 and 2 options.
6. Verify: there are Odd, Even, Mark, Space and None options.
7. Address: 001255 are available to input if you use virtual keyboard, please refer to your PTZ camera specification to know more.
8. Click APPLY to reserve and turn to main menu.
9. Click EXIT to exit the entire window.
2.2.3.5.7 NETWORK Set network and DNS in network setting menu.
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Network setup: There are DHCP, PPPOE and STATIC three network connection type. The network setting steps is as following,
1. Choose Network type: A. DHCP
If select the DHCP, before setup, please make sure the DVR is connected to router server. While choose DHCP, then DVR will get the IP address automatically through router server, and the DVR will restart. Make sure the UPNP is set in ON status. After restart, the IP address will show in NETWORK.
B. PPPoE
If select PPPoE, before setup, please make sure the DVR is connected to modem or network socket directly, not router server. While choose PPPoE, please input your PPPoE account and password. Make sure the UPNP is set in ON status.
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C. STATIC
While select STATIC, and then input the IP address, subnet mask, gateway and DNS address.
2. Open the ports in router server.
There’re few ports need to open in router server, the web port, media port, and mobile phone port. The default port is as follows, Media port: 9000 Web port: 80 Mobile phone port: 100 Note: A. If only remote access in LAN, the web port is necessary. B. If want to remote access through outside internet, the Media port and Web port is necessary. C. If want to remote access through mobile phone, the media port, web port and mobile port is necessary.
3. Click APPLY to save the setting, and system will restart.
4. Remote access through outside internet.
A. DHCP After the system is restart, the IP address will be generated from router server. Copy the IP address and input in IE browser to remote access. B. PPPoE After the system is restart, the IP address will be shown. Copy the IP address and input in IE browser to remote access.
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C. STATIC
After the system is restart, login the router server to see the router server running status, there’s a IP address
for router server, then copy this IP address and input IE browser to remote access.
5. DNS
This is the server of DNS, as usual, you could ignore this detail, the system will generate if you choose DHCP or PPPoE. If you choose STATIC, the DNS is the same with your computer.
6. DDNS
This is function is allow to remote access from outside internet by your own dynamic address. There’re four default DDNS provider, 3322, DYNDNS,Perfecteyes and JSJDVR.COM. As usual, we suggest DYNDNS. Please go to www.dyndns.com to register one account.
A. Select ON to enable the DDNS function. B. Select the DDNS provider “DYNDNS”. C. Input the host address, which is the address you register in DYNDNS, which also will be confirmed by email the DYDNS sent if register successfully, for example XXX.dyndns.com. D. Input your DYNDNS account. E. Input your DYNDNS password. F. Click APPLY to reserve the setting, even in NETWORK menu. G. The system will be restart.
7. UPNP
The UPNP is one of protocols in PC. If you select DHCP and PPPoE network type, you need to set the UPNP in ON status, otherwise you can’t remote access from outside internet. If you set the UPNP in ON, the PC in LAN can find the DVR, and the router server will match the media port, web port automatically if double click the DVR icon in PC, then you could access through IE browser. NOTE: JSJDVR.COM SERVER GUIDE
1. In DDNS server, there’re following server providers, such as: 3322, DYNDNS, Perfecteyes, and
JSJDVR.COM. After set the network and enable DDNS function, select the JSJDVR.COM, and just click REGISTER for registration. After success, the DVR could be access by this new registered dynamic domain address.
2. User guides: A. Set the LAN in static network, and confirm to access successfully in LAN.
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B. Open web and media ports in router server, and enable the DMZ server function as well. And confirm to access successfully in WAN by public IP address of router server.
C. After confirm it could be accessed by LAN and WAN, then set the DDNS in ON. There’re 3322, DYNDNS, perfecteyes, and JSJDVR.COM. D. Select JSJDVR.COM provider and input the sub domain name you want (Arabic number or Alphabet up to Max. 20 characters) and password, after 5 seconds, there’s feedback message from server to showing whether the registration is success or not. There’re two reasons for unsuccessful registration, one is the DVR is not connected to internet. Please make sure the DVR could be accessed by public IP address before bounding the JSJDVR.COM domain, thus please check the setting of network first. The other is the sub domain has been registered by others, which have to change another domain to achieve.
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At last, please do make sure the DVR is accessed by public IP address before to bind the dynamic domain of DVR. Only in this case, the sub domain could be registered to server. The dynamic domain servers of JSJDVR.COM support 15,000pcs DVR online simultaneously.
2.3 Touch-screen user manual(F8504FP/F8508F/F8504CP/F8508C)
In order to use the DVR with touch-screen better, please read the manual carefully before using it. After turning on the DVR, enter this page, wait… Touch the screen for 3 seconds by hand or touch-pen, it will appear.
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Click main menu and login
click basic setting and login
click audio setting and login
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click revise touch-screen and login
Click the cross center by hand or touch-pen. After clicking the first cross, it will appear the second in the middle. Click it again and it will appear the third on the right. Click it and it will exit automatically
Click exit. You can use the touch-screen freely now. Note: the first time you use the touch-screen, it may be imprecise. Click by mouse and login the page to revise touch-screen.
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Chapter 3 IE Remote Access
3.1 Features
The system itself has the IE based software that it can allow you to remote control the system via WAN or Internet. So far, the DVR only support the browser which is developing on the base of Windows IE.
To install software via the system based IE to make you remote access from internet conveniently. DVR supports C/S, B/S construction, WAN and LAN, as well as IP and domain name accessing. System request: We recommend user to use Window XP, Window Vista OS, and IE6.0 or 7.0 version.
3.2 Login
Once the system is connected to LAN, you can login via IE. Note: Make sure the network setting in DVR is correct, and the ports have been open in router server. When the system is connected to LAN or WAN, you could remote access through LAN or WAN. A. Input the IP address into the IE browser. (i.e.: http://192.168.2.212, and the web port is 9098.) B. Set the ActiveX all in ENABLE before you login, the IE browser will remind you to install the ActiveX software, then click to install. C. After installation, refresh the IE browser, and there’s login window will be shown. Note:If there’s password set in DVR, input the admin or user password. Only the administrator has authority to change the system setting. D. Select the network type and language.
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