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1.1 Packing contents
The following parts need to be present in the packing:
• Full HD Network Video Recorder
• Power supply
• Remote control
• 2 Batteries
• Mouse
• 4 screws for HDD
• Quick install guide
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2.0 Explanation of the connections
2.1 EM6304 4 Port network video recorder
1. Line-In: Can be used to connect a microphone to the Audio-In channel.
2. Audio-Out: Can be used to connect to an analogue receiver or powered speaker.
Video-Out: Can be used to connect a CVBS cable to receive the surveillance
recorder’s image(s).
3. VGA connection. Used to connect a VGA monitor or TV to view the Surveillance
recorders Video streams.
4. HDMI connection. Used to connect a HDMI monitor or TV to view the Surveillance
recorders Video streams (Recommended).
5. LAN connection.
6. 2x USB ports which can be used for USB drive, keyboard or mouse.
7. Power connector.
3.0 Using the surveillance recorder
During the following chapters we will explain how to setup the Network video recorder.
3.1 Connecting the surveillance recorder to your
television or monitor
1. Take the surveillance recorder out of the packaging.
2. Connect the surveillance recorder to a monitor/TV which has a VGA or HDMI
connection. Also, you can connect the surveillance recorder to a special security
monitor which has a BNC connection. If you connect the surveillance recorder to a
television which has a cinch connection, then you can use an optional BNC to
cinch converter. (You can also use the surveillance recorder without the use of a
monitor, then you can view the images of the surveillance recorder via your
network, using a computer).
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3.2 Connecting the mouse to the surveillance recorder
1. Take the mouse out of the packaging.
2. Connect the USB mouse to one of the available USB ports on the surveillance
recorder.
3.3 Connecting the surveillance recorder to your network
1. Connect a network cable to the ‘RJ45’ port of the surveillance recorder.
2. Connect the other side of the network cable to your modem, router or switch.
3.4 Connecting the surveillance recorder to the power grid
1. Connect the plug of the power supply to the ‘DC +12V IN’ of the surveillance
recorder.
2. Connect the power supply to a wall outlet.
3. The recorder will now boot. It last 90 seconds before you will see an image.
4.0 Using the setup wizard
Once the surveillance recorder has been booted, a setup wizard will be shown. Using
this wizard, you can setup the basic settings of the surveillance recorder.
Note: The surveillance recorder will always start in the English language until you
have chosen a different language!
Hint: If you do not want the setup wizard to be shown again, you need to mark ‘don’t display this window again’.
Step 1:
The wizard starts with the text ‘Welcome to the Setup Wizard’. Click ‘Next’.
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Step 2:
In the following screen, you can setup a password for the ‘admin’ account. Fill out a
password at the ‘Password’ field. Confirm your chosen password at the ‘Re type
password’ field. Click ‘Next’.
Step 3:
Select your ‘Video format’. Select ‘PAL’. Also, select your language. In this case,
‘English’.
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Select the tab ‘Time’ if to set the correct date and time. Also, you can select the ‘Time
format’ and ‘Timezone’. At ‘Timeserver’, you can select an online time server which
will synchronize the date and time. Mark ‘Autoupdate’ if you want the time and date
to be updated automatically.
Important: In order to add an Eminent IP camera properly it is necessary to
setup the correct date and time. You can either change the time manually or
mark “Auto Update”. When you enable “Auto update” we advise you to
reboot the NVR after finishing the wizard. You can find the option “Reboot”
under tab “Maintenance”
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Select the tab ‘DST’. In the following screen, you can select the daylight saving time,
by placing a mark at ‘Enable’. Also, you can set the ‘Offset’ in hours. For example:
One hour. You can also set the starting and end date of the daylight saving time (DST)
at the ‘From’ and ‘To’ fields. Click ‘Next’.
Step 4:
In the following screen, you need to select whether you want to obtain an IP Address
by DHCP or setting an IP Address manually. Usually, obtaining an IP Address
automatically is sufficient. If you want to obtain the IP Address automatically, click
‘Next’.
However, it can be handy to set the IP Address data manually. If you do not have a
DHCP server in your network, in that case, select ‘Use the following IP address’ and
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fill out the correct data such ‘IP address’, ‘Subnetmask’ and ‘defaultgateway’. ( Use
the mouse to select and change the data). Also, fill out the correct ‘Preferred’ and
‘AlternateDNSServer’. Click ‘Next’.
Step 5:
A new screen appears. The network connection will be tested first. Then, an overview
appears. This overview shows the IP-Address data, DNS server addresses and your
(Internet) WAN IP Address. Click ‘Next’.
Step 6:
If you want to use a DDNS account, set the ‘DDNS’ option to ‘Enable’ in the following
screen and then select your DDNS provider. Also, you need to fill out the hostname,
user name and password of your DDNS account.
Click ‘Port’. In this screen, the ‘Mediaport’ and the ‘Webport’ are shown. The
‘Media port’ is used by devices such as smartphones which are accessing the
surveillance recorder externally. The ‘Webport’ is used by computers which are
accessing the surveillance recorder externally. If needed, the ‘Mediaport’ and ‘Webport’ can be changed manually. Click ‘Next’.
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Step 7:
In the following screen, you can select from which channel (CH) you want to record.
Each channel represents a connected camera. If a mark is placed at ‘Enable’ at the
corresponding channel, it means recording from this channel is activated. You can
also select whether audio needs to be recorded at ‘Audio’. At ‘Mode’, you can select
whether the recordings need to take place continuously, or scheduled.
Step 8:
At the following screen, you can see the status of the internal hard disk and the
capacity of the internal hard disk. At ‘Overwrite’, you can select the ‘by capacity’
option. Which means that the oldest recorded files will be overwritten when the hard
disk reaches its maximum capacity.
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If you want the files to be overwritten after a pre-set amount of days, select ‘by days’
and set the amount of days.
Place a mark at ‘Format’ and then click ‘Format’ to begin formatting the internal hard
disk. Please be patient while the hard disk is being formatted. Click ‘Save’.
Step 9:
Click ‘OK’ to finish the setup wizard.
5.0 Manual settings
If you have not used the setup wizard, or you want to setup a password manually to
prevent third parties to gain access, or you want to manually set the date and time,
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you can manually set the surveillance recorder. If your surveillance recorder has been
connected to your network, you can manually set the IP address data.
5.1 Setting up passwords
In order to prevent third parties gaining access to the settings of the surveillance
recorder, you can setup a password in the surveillance recorder. There are two
different types of accounts which can be used to setup a password: a user account
with a password and an admin account with a password. A user account is supposed
to be used for the ‘normal’ user which can only view images and cannot alter any
settings. If needed, you can also create a user account and add privileges you want to
add for this user account.
An admin account is supposed to be used for the person who is able to view and alter
all settings.
5.1.1 Setting up a user account
1. Make sure the surveillance recorder is completely booted, and you can see the
surveillance recorder’s image on your screen.
2. Click ‘Start’.
3. Fill out the password you have set during the wizard and click ‘Login’. Leave the
password field empty when there is no password or the wizard has not been used
and click ‘Login’.
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4. Click ‘Basic and then select ‘User’.
5. Click ‘Adduser’.
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6. Fill out a user name for this account at ‘Username’. Use the mouse and the
onscreen keyboard to fill out the data and click ‘Enter’ to confirm.
7. Fill out a password for this account at ‘Password’. Use the mouse and the
onscreen keyboard to fill out the data and click ‘Enter’ to confirm.
8. Confirm the password at ‘Retypepassword’. Use the mouse and the onscreen
keyboard to fill out the data and click ‘Enter’ to confirm.
9. Select the ‘Authority’ tab.
10. If this account only may have access to the images of the camera’s (no privilege
to change anything), click ‘Clear’.
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11. Click ‘Apply’.
12. Click ‘OK’ at the ‘Successfullysaved’ screen.
13. Click ‘Exit’ until you are at the ‘User’ menu.
Note: Your password can have a maximum of 16 characters.
5.1.2 Setting up an admin account
1. Click ‘Adduser’.
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2. Fill out a user name for this account at ‘Username’. Use the mouse and the
onscreen keyboard to fill out the data and click ‘Enter’ to confirm.
3. Fill out a password for this account at ‘Password’. Use the mouse and the
onscreen keyboard to fill out the data and click ‘Enter’ to confirm.
4. Confirm the password at ‘Retypepassword’. Use the mouse and the onscreen
keyboard to fill out the data and click ‘Enter’ to confirm.
5. Select the ‘Authority’ tab.
6. Since we are creating an admin account, we need to make sure all items are
selected. You can select this manually or select the button “All”
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7. Click ‘Apply’.
8. Click ‘OK’ at the ‘successfully saved’ screen.
9. Click ‘Exit’ until you are at the main menu.
Note: Your password may contain a maximum of 16 characters.
5.2 Setting up date and time
1. Click ‘Basic’.
2. Click ‘Date/Time’.
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3. Fill out the date, year and time at the ‘Date/Time’ field.
4. You can set the display of date, time and year at the ‘DateFormat’ field.
5. Fill out the time display at the ‘Timeformat’ field. You can choose between ’24Hour’ and ’12-Hour’.
6. Select the correct time zone at the ‘Timezone’ field.
7. Place a mark at ‘Aut oupdate’ if you want the time and date to be updated
automatically.
8. Select a time server at the ‘Timeserver’ field. You can select an online time
server which will synchronize the date and time.
Important: In order to add an Eminent IP camera properly it is necessary to
setup the correct date and time. You can either change the time manually or
mark “Auto Update”. When you enable “Auto update” we advise you to
reboot the NVR after applying the date/time settings. You can find the option
“Reboot” under tab “Maintenance”
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9. Click ‘DST’. In the following screen, you can select the daylight saving time, by
placing a mark at ‘Enable’. Also, you can set the ‘Offset’ in hours. For example:
One hour. You can also set the starting and end date of the daylight saving time
(DST) at the ‘From’ and ‘To’ fields.
10. Click ‘Apply’ to save these settings.
11. Click ‘OK’ at the ‘successfully saved’ screen.
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12. Click ‘Exit’ until you are at the main menu.
5.3 Setting up network settings
1. Click ‘Advance’.
2. Click ‘Network’.
3. ‘Obtain an IP address automatically’ and ‘Obtain DNS server automatically’
are selected by default. This is the ideal setting if you have a DHCP server within
your network and you do not want to setup the network data manually.
4. If there is no DHCP active within your network, or you want to manually fill out an
IP Address, place the mark at ‘Use the following IP address’ and fill out the correct
data such as ‘IPaddress’, ‘Subnetmask’ and ‘Defaultga teway’ . (You can use
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the mouse to select and change the data). Also, fill out a correct ‘Preferred’ and
‘AlternateDNSserver’.
5. Click ‘Apply’ to save these settings
6. Click ‘OK’ at the ‘successfullysaved’ screen.
7. Click ‘Exit’ until you are at the main menu.
Attention! In order to access the surveillance recorder using the Internet, make sure
you have filled out the IP Address data correctly. If not, a connection via the Internet
may not be established.
5.4 Selecting the screen language
Both the on-screen display and webpage of the surveillance recorder are available in
several languages. This manual is based on the English language which is the default
language setting of the surveillance recorder. You can select your own language with
these instructions:
1. Click ‘Basic’.
2. Select ‘Language’ in the middle of the screen.
3. Select your desired language from the list.
4. Click ‘Apply’.
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5. Click ‘OK’ at the ‘successfullysaved’ screen.
6. Click ‘Exit’ until you are at the main menu.
6.0 Connecting a camera
6.1 Connecting an IP camera
The EM6304 Network Video Recorder works with the Eminent Camline Pro camera
and most of the Onvif supported cameras. The recorder supports up to Onvif version
2.4 and lower. If the Onvif version of your camera is higher then 2.4 then we cannot
guarantee that all functions of your camera will work with the recorder.
In the following chapter, we will explain how to connect these cameras.
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Before mounting the cameras you need to take the following precautions:
• Make sure the cameras can view the areas you want to guard. It can be handy to
test some locations before mounting the cameras.
• Do not place the cameras directly to the window or other glass surfaces to prevent
reflections.
• The night vision of the cameras is limited compared to viewing the image during
day time. So make sure the cameras are mounted in such a way, the night vision
is sufficient to view the intended area(s) during night time.
• Avoid direct sunlight into the camera, it could cause overexposure
• Place the camera on a spot which is not too easy for unwanted people to
sabotage the camera.
1. First, make sure your IP camera is connected to the same network as the NVR.
2. Click on the “Start” button and login with your credentials. Click on “Login”.
3. Click on “Advance”.
4. Go to “Remote”. You will notice that the network video recorder automatically
detects and fills out your IP cameras which are connected to your home network
5. Select the IP camera you wish to add to the network video recorder and click on
the menu button located next to the magnifying glass, at the right side located
below “Operate”.
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6. Fill out the username and password of your IP camera.
7. Press “OK”.
8. Click on “Apply” to save the settings.
9. You will see the note “Successfully saved”.
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